Robby Angle

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Becoming More Fully Alive (Feat. Robby Angle)

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An important part of life and community with God and others is remembering and celebrating. Resource: <a href="https://www.ignatianspirituality.com/ignatian-prayer/the-examen/how-can-i-pray/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ignatianspirituality.com/ignatian-prayer/the-examen/how-can-i-pray/</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Remembering and Celebrating

 What spiritual disciplines are not for… special favor, miracles, God’s acceptance, or making up for sin, mistakes, or bad behavior.  Resources to consider: Books:   Spiritual Pathways by Gary Thomas Celebration of Disciplines by Richard Foster Streams of Living Water by Richard Foster   https://groupleaders.org/spiritual-pathways-assessment  https://groupleaders.org/np-men-mens-group-curriculum  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

<ul> <li>What spiritual disciplines are not for… special favor, miracles, God’s acceptance, or making up for sin, mistakes, or bad behavior.</li> </ul> Resources to consider: Books: <ul> <ul> <li>Spiritual Pathways by Gary Thomas</li> <li>Celebration of Disciplines by Richard Foster</li> <li>Streams of Living Water by Richard Foster</li> </ul> </ul> <a href="https://groupleaders.org/spiritual-pathways-assessment" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://groupleaders.org/spiritual-pathways-assessment</a> <a href="https://groupleaders.org/np-men-mens-group-curriculum" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://groupleaders.org/np-men-mens-group-curriculum</a> See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Conversations Men Should Be Having About Spiritual Disciplines

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How To Dive Below The Surface

Matt Driggers

We all need to know when we have normal sadness versus when it's time to get professional help. Licensed counselor and therapist Matt Driggers helps us understand danger zones. Resources: northpoint.org/care https://eastcobbrelationshipcenter.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all need to know when we have normal sadness versus when it's time to get professional help. Licensed counselor and therapist Matt Driggers helps us understand danger zones. Resources: <a href="http://northpoint.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">northpoint.org</a><a href="http://northpoint.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">/care</a> <a href="https://eastcobbrelationshipcenter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://eastcobbrelationshipcenter.com</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Danger Zone (Feat. Matt Driggers)

3 Tips To Have A Life Giving Group

Dave Adamson

The world of social media is upon us. Let's talk about the pros, cons, and what you can do to use it for something good.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Social Media? I'm A Man! (feat. Dave Adamson)

Peter Bourke

Let's Talk with an expert about how to care for those who are in serious and scary job transitions and the steps you can take to move forward when it happens to you. Resources: Men Your Marriage Matters- http://www.menyourmarriagematters.com Christ Centered Career Groups (C3G)- http://www.c3g.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let's Talk with an expert about how to care for those who are in serious and scary job transitions and the steps you can take to move forward when it happens to you. Resources: Men Your Marriage Matters- <a href="http://www.menyourmarriagematters.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.menyourmarriagematters.com</a> Christ Centered Career Groups (C3G)- <a href="http://www.c3g.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.c3g.org</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Job Transitions - What To Do (Feat. Peter Bourke)

Leading Through Difficult Times

John Lenker

Are you thinking about your group in terms of take-off, flight, and landing? These are key to intentionality and getting the most out of a group. Group Tips:   Takeoff phase:  Share story first to set the tone of honesty, safety, and vulnerability. Survey the group. See below for John’s survey. Choose a service commitment and schedule it once a month or once a quarter. If possible, do it at the time you meet.  Flight phase:  Use the survey to help map out and plan the calendar for the year. Be prepared to be flexible and have “one off” study options ready. Links below. If you didn’t do a temperament study in the beginning, do it. Link to study below. Be willing to have tough conversations. Have guys meet one on one to work things out. Delegate responsibilities to other guys based on their wiring.  Land the plane:  Lay out options for each guy. Some guys need to lead some need to just be in another group for now. Schedule the end, create a time period for expectations and so that guys can get ready for their next group.    Bonus tip:  Avoid stale prayer. One way to mix it up is to create prayer partners.    Additional links:  Book rec.: Imagine Heaven - John Burke https://www.johnburkeonline.com/imagine-heaven-3/  https://groupleaders.org/np-men-mens-group-curriculum https://www.anthology.study/Studies/parts1-Part-Studies https://www.isaidyouheard.study    John’s survey: Google Forms is a great, free way to survey the group.  Here’s an example that I’ve used.  I included the freeform answers as examples of what different men are seeking in our groups.    Are you open/available to host the group periodically? (Yes or No) Where would you like to meet (excluding socials)?   a. at John’s house b. at my house c. rotate among group members d. no preference     3. How would you like to handle summers? a. Take entire summer off b. Meet regularly just like the rest of the year c. Don’t meet regularly, but have socials/infrequent meetings d. Other      4. What is your preferred activity/study in the group? a. Books and discussion b. Video series c. Current series at NP d. A combination of these e. Other      5. What cadence suits your best? a. Meet four times per month b. Meet three times per month (one off-week per month) c. Other      6. What are three things you want to get out of this group?(Freeform answer)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you thinking about your group in terms of take-off, flight, and landing? These are key to intentionality and getting the most out of a group. Group Tips: Takeoff phase: <ol> <li>Share story first to set the tone of honesty, safety, and vulnerability.</li> <li>Survey the group. See below for John’s survey.</li> <li>Choose a service commitment and schedule it once a month or once a quarter. If possible, do it at the time you meet.</li> </ol> Flight phase: <ol> <li>Use the survey to help map out and plan the calendar for the year.</li> <li>Be prepared to be flexible and have “one off” study options ready. Links below.</li> <li>If you didn’t do a temperament study in the beginning, do it. Link to study below.</li> <li>Be willing to have tough conversations. Have guys meet one on one to work things out.</li> <li>Delegate responsibilities to other guys based on their wiring.</li> </ol> Land the plane: <ol> <li>Lay out options for each guy. Some guys need to lead some need to just be in another group for now.</li> <li>Schedule the end, create a time period for expectations and so that guys can get ready for their next group.</li> </ol> Bonus tip: <ul> <li>Avoid stale prayer. One way to mix it up is to create prayer partners.</li> </ul> Additional links: <ul> <li>Book rec.: Imagine Heaven - John Burke <a href="https://www.johnburkeonline.com/imagine-heaven-3/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.johnburkeonline.com/imagine-heaven-3/</a> </li> <li><a href="https://groupleaders.org/np-men-mens-group-curriculum" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://groupleaders.org/np-men-mens-group-curriculum</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.anthology.study/Studies/parts1-Part-Studies" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.anthology.study/Studies/parts1-Part-Studies</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.isaidyouheard.study/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.isaidyouheard.study</a></li> </ul> John’s survey: Google Forms is a great, free way to survey the group.  Here’s an example that I’ve used.  I included the freeform answers as examples of what different men are seeking in our groups. <ol> <li>Are you open/available to host the group periodically? (Yes or No)</li> <li>Where would you like to meet (excluding socials)? </li> </ol> a. at John’s house b. at my house c. rotate among group members d. no preference     3. How would you like to handle summers? a. Take entire summer off b. Meet regularly just like the rest of the year c. Don’t meet regularly, but have socials/infrequent meetings d. Other      4. What is your preferred activity/study in the group? a. Books and discussion b. Video series c. Current series at NP d. A combination of these e. Other      5. What cadence suits your best? a. Meet four times per month b. Meet three times per month (one off-week per month) c. Other      6. What are three things you want to get out of this group?(Freeform answer)See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Critical Seasons Of A Group | Part 2 (Feat. John Lenker)

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Kurt Kandler

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Prioritizing The Present

The Eulogy Exercise

Larry Green

Show notes:   “Hearing from God” may not be as kooky as we imagine. The most important thing, according to Jesus, is to love God and to love others as yourself, which is relational. The most important thing to Jesus is totally and completely relationship focussed. It was a gift from God to allow Larry to do life without Him, so that now it is so clear that I desperately need him. God already holds every answer to the easiest and most difficult questions we could ever ask him, but will we let him be God to us and answer every question we have.      How do we start to listen and hear:       We can start by looking at all of the different ways he speaks in scripture. It is a gift that we can start with his written word.  Ask God to bring revelation of truth as we read scripture.  It’s as easy as saying, “Holy Spirit I am dependent upon you to reveal the truth of what I am reading.”   He speaks through our thoughtlife,which is in our own “voice.” If we are praying and listening, we should pay close attention to the next thoughts that come to our mind.       A list of some questions to ask God are:      Lord, what do you want me to know in my life right now? Lord, you know my greatest challenge in life right now, what do you want me to know about it right now? Lord, what does it mean that I am your adopted son? Lord, wIll you show you how you love me? Lord, what do you think of me? Lord, what do you like about the way you created me? Lord, what do you want most for me? Lord, why do I matter to you? Lord, do I have what it takes to be a man after your own heart? Lord, who have you made me to be as a man of God? ...as a husband? ...as a father?  God is with you and wants to be with you. Even if we are discouraged about all of this and are worried about where to start, we can ask God. Also, use your own style. Some guys need to take a question for God and go for a hike or do the thing that helps you connect. Finally, from Larry: you can do this. Ask God for help. Stick with it. And, you have no idea how alive you can be and will become. For more of Larry and his ministry go to www.cloudwalkministries.org and www.soulybusiness.com where you will find info and links to incredible retreats and groups for men and women. Larry is reading through the Bible in a year with his wife (on audio). He would tell his 20 year old self that God is alive and he really is your father. And, if given $100 to spend frivolously he would… ask God what to do! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show notes: <ul> <ul> <li>“Hearing from God” may not be as kooky as we imagine.</li> <li>The most important thing, according to Jesus, is to love God and to love others as yourself, which is relational. The most important thing to Jesus is totally and completely relationship focussed.</li> <li>It was a gift from God to allow Larry to do life without Him, so that now it is so clear that I desperately need him.</li> <li>God already holds every answer to the easiest and most difficult questions we could ever ask him, but will we let him be God to us and answer every question we have.</li> </ul> </ul> <ul> <li>How do we start to listen and hear:</li> </ul> <ul> <ul> <ol> <li>We can start by looking at all of the different ways he speaks in scripture. It is a gift that we can start with his written word. </li> <li>Ask God to bring revelation of truth as we read scripture.</li> <ul> <li>It’s as easy as saying, “Holy Spirit I am dependent upon you to reveal the truth of what I am reading.” </li> </ul> <li>He speaks through our thoughtlife,which is in our own “voice.” If we are praying and listening, we should pay close attention to the next thoughts that come to our mind.</li> </ol> </ul> </ul> <ul> <li>A list of some questions to ask God are:</li> </ul> <ul> <ol> <li>Lord, what do you want me to know in my life right now?</li> <li>Lord, you know my greatest challenge in life right now, what do you want me to know about it right now?</li> <li>Lord, what does it mean that I am your adopted son?</li> <li>Lord, wIll you show you how you love me?</li> <li>Lord, what do you think of me?</li> <li>Lord, what do you like about the way you created me?</li> <li>Lord, what do you want most for me?</li> <li>Lord, why do I matter to you?</li> <li>Lord, do I have what it takes to be a man after your own heart?</li> <li>Lord, who have you made me to be as a man of God? ...as a husband? ...as a father?</li> </ol> <li>God is with you and wants to be with you.</li> <li>Even if we are discouraged about all of this and are worried about where to start, we can ask God.</li> <li>Also, use your own style. Some guys need to take a question for God and go for a hike or do the thing that helps you connect.</li> <li>Finally, from Larry: you can do this. Ask God for help. Stick with it. And, you have no idea how alive you can be and will become.</li> <li>For more of Larry and his ministry go to <a href="http://www.cloudwalkministries.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cloudwalkministries.org</a> and <a href="http://www.soulybusiness.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.soulybusiness.com</a> where you will find info and links to incredible retreats and groups for men and women.</li> <li>Larry is reading through the Bible in a year with his wife (on audio). He would tell his 20 year old self that God is alive and he really is your father. And, if given $100 to spend frivolously he would… ask God what to do!</li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

How To Hear From God | Part 2 (Feat. Larry Green)

 Larry Green is a part of an incredible ministry called Cloudwalk Cloudwalk does retreats and hosts groups for men and women who want to connect with their Heavenly Father and who He made them to be. We have reasons to be hesitant about hearing from God: maybe he won’t speak, maybe what I hear will be terrible, etc. Most men really want to know who God has made them to be as a man, husband, father, etc. ...and the only way to truly discover that is from the one who made us, God. Story: Larry became a Christian at 14 years old, but didn’t understand grace. He thought it was about being “good enough” and so believed on a deep level that he wasn’t worth loving. As a man, pursued the American Dream and all that corporate America had to offer - exhaustion, bad marriage, and disconnected kids.  In 2002, got invited to go on a silent retreat, with no desire to go be alone for 4 days with God… but, God showed up and spoke through his own thoughtlife to tell him how much he loved him. It was overwhelming and a start to a whole new way of life. Left that retreat with no doubt about His love and the fact that God speaks to his children.   Began a life of being on fire for a relational connection with God. When you are really hearing from God, love is always at the center. When you are “experiencing” Jesus and his love, then you back to scripture, you will see and read what you are experiencing.       For example… as you start to receive his love - as scripture says - the fear inside of you is cast out.      Hearing from God is much more simple than we make it.  The wisdom God reveals is so much better than wisdom from any. An intimate relationship with God will always involve hearing from him. Feel free to weigh what you are hearing from God with scripture. This increases your faith and trust in hearing. It starts with the desire to get to know God - the father, the son, the holy spirit. The starting place, for Larry, was beginning to pursue a relationship - through spending time and prayer. You were made to be in a unique relationship with the father, son, and the holy spirit and it looks very different than the way it looks for others. He knows how to guide us in this if we’ll just say, “we want this, but we don’t know how.” See Part 2 for the practical steps of what to do on your own and in your group. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

<ul> <li>Larry Green is a part of an incredible ministry called Cloudwalk</li> <li>Cloudwalk does retreats and hosts groups for men and women who want to connect with their Heavenly Father and who He made them to be.</li> <li>We have reasons to be hesitant about hearing from God: maybe he won’t speak, maybe what I hear will be terrible, etc.</li> <li>Most men really want to know who God has made them to be as a man, husband, father, etc. ...and the only way to truly discover that is from the one who made us, God.</li> <li>Story: Larry became a Christian at 14 years old, but didn’t understand grace. He thought it was about being “good enough” and so believed on a deep level that he wasn’t worth loving. As a man, pursued the American Dream and all that corporate America had to offer - exhaustion, bad marriage, and disconnected kids.</li> </ul> In 2002, got invited to go on a silent retreat, with no desire to go be alone for 4 days with God… but, God showed up and spoke through his own thoughtlife to tell him how much he loved him. It was overwhelming and a start to a whole new way of life. Left that retreat with no doubt about His love and the fact that God speaks to his children. <ul> <ul> <li>Began a life of being on fire for a relational connection with God.</li> <li>When you are really hearing from God, love is always at the center.</li> <li>When you are “experiencing” Jesus and his love, then you back to scripture, you will see and read what you are experiencing.</li> <ul></ul> </ul> </ul> <ul> <li>For example… as you start to receive his love - as scripture says - the fear inside of you is cast out.</li> </ul> <ul> <ul></ul> <li>Hearing from God is much more simple than we make it. </li> <li>The wisdom God reveals is so much better than wisdom from any.</li> <li>An intimate relationship with God will always involve hearing from him.</li> <li>Feel free to weigh what you are hearing from God with scripture. This increases your faith and trust in hearing.</li> <li>It starts with the desire to get to know God - the father, the son, the holy spirit.</li> <li>The starting place, for Larry, was beginning to pursue a relationship - through spending time and prayer.</li> <li>You were made to be in a unique relationship with the father, son, and the holy spirit and it looks very different than the way it looks for others. He knows how to guide us in this if we’ll just say, “we want this, but we don’t know how.”</li> <li>See Part 2 for the practical steps of what to do on your own and in your group.</li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

How To Hear From God | Part 1 (Feat. Larry Green)

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What Is A Man?

John Woodall

Being curious is the fuel behind any type of progress. In this episode we talk about how having a posture of curiosity helps you better connect relationally with the men in your group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Curiosity Kills Cats But Helps Groups (Feat. John Woodall)

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