36 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Drew Dyck. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Drew Dyck, often where they are interviewed.
36 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Drew Dyck. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Drew Dyck, often where they are interviewed.
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Do you wonder if there really are secrets to self-control? Do you feel like you’re stuck and just need to live with it? In today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, Secrets to Self-Control with Drew Dyck, I visit with Drew about his book, Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible and Brain Science.
Drew gives us some great tips on how to preserve willpower and strengthen self-control even after failing at it over and over again. You’ll find hope for the battle and practical help for the day.
Drew Dyck is an acquisitions editor at Moody Publishers and a contributing editor at CTPastors.com, a Christianity Today publication for church leaders. He is the author of three books: Generation Ex-Christian: Why Young Adults Are Leaving the Church…and how to Bring Them Back, Yawning at Tigers: You Can’t Tame God, So Stop Trying, and Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible and Brain Science. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including USA Today, CNN.com, The Huffington Post, Christianity Today, Books & Culture, and Relevant Magazine.
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Quotable Quotes:
“If you wallow in that guilt and you just beat yourself up, what follows is actually more bad behavior; so you need to internalize that grace, cut yourself some slack, forgive yourself, and move on from there.” – Drew Dyck
“The key is to strive, but to strive with God’s Spirit, instead of against God’s Spirit.” – Drew Dyck
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One of the most effective tools in fundraising and nonprofit growth is telling your story well. Donors and supporters appreciate the value represented by hard data, but they are drawn to stories that help demonstrate how your mission is coming to life to serve real, human needs.
But telling your story well is far from easy. In this episode, we are joined by Drew Dyck, an acquisitions editor at Moody Publishers and a contributing editor at CTPastors.com. Drew is the author of multiple books as well as several pieces at USA Today, CNN.com, The Huffington Post, Christianity Today, Books & Culture, and Relevant Magazine. When he is not writing or editing, Drew helps nonprofits develop and hone their story across a variety of media.
In this episode, Drew dives into real, tangible steps and strategies every organization can put into practice right away to help tell their story in impactful ways.
This was supposed to be a quick episode, but Titus lacked self-control and we kept talking. Good thing we have Drew Dyck on to share practical and Biblical counsel about disciplining ourselves in what we eat, what we watch, and what we say on social media. We also touch on our favorite pictures of Jesus and play the Mennonite Game.
Drew's website: www.drewdyck.com
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Editor-in-chief Kyle Man and creative director Ethan Nicolle talk to Drew Dyck about whether criminals are real, being saved from a life of stealing deodorant, and invading Canada. Drew is an acquisitions editor at Moody Publishers and a contributing editor at CTPastors.com, a Christianity Today publication for church leaders. He’s the author of Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible and Brain Science, Yawning at Tigers: You Can’t Tame God, So Stop Trying, and Generation Ex-Christian: Why Young Adults Are Leaving the Church…and how to Bring Them Back.
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Matt gets Drew Dyck on the line to talk about his recent book, ‘Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible and Brain Science’. It may well be the most exciting conversation you’ve ever heard on the most neglected Fruit of Spirit.
*Incredibly, no deep thinkers were harmed in the making of this podcast…that we’re aware of.
Season 3 of The Deep Thoughts Podcast informs the listener on many issues of faith and life today by engaging some deep thinkers on some of their deepest of thoughts.
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DREW DYCK
Drew is an acquisitions editor at Moody Publishers and a contributing editor at CTPastors.com. He wrote Generation Ex-Christian: Why Young Adults Are Leaving the Faith and Yawning at Tigers: You Can’t Tame God, So Stop Trying. His latest book is Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible and Brain Science — which will be the subject matter of our conversation today. Follow him on Twitter @drewdyck, you will not be disappointed.
So many people have a message they're deeply passionate about but they never take it anywhere except to the grave. We live in a time where it's never been easier to get your message into more eyes, ears, and hearts, you just have to take your next right step.
On today's episode, we have Drew Dyck back on the podcast and he and Alan have a great discussion about what it takes to write, getting published, and platforms.
Drew is an editor at Moody Publishers and former managing editor of Leadership Journal.
If you have a message in you that you're deeply passionate about but you just aren't sure how to get it out there, then listen to this great conversation with Drew Dyck.
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The Super Bowl halftime show featuring Jennifer Lopez and Shakira has some Christians upset. Was it a case of objectifying women’s bodies or an important validation of Latin culture and female liberation? Phil & Skye unpack the debate. Also this week, Drew Dyck is back with his latest book and TV picks. He offers his take about the Trinity, secularism, and a controversial Netflix series about a modern-day messiah.