nCouragement4U

In this episode we talk about another story (from a TV show) that reminds us about over valuing something.  

In this episode we start a new series based on our Value. How do we find our Value?  To help understand the answer to this question, we tell a story.  It's the first story in this series but it won't be the last.

In this short podcast (I knew I could be shorter than 5 minutes) we briefly review the series - Why Am I Here and also close things out with a little wisdom and encouragement.

In this episode we consider a third way we can glorify our Creator - with our very life.  After all, we didn't make this life, we didn't design it, we didn't demand it - it was given to us. Why shouldn't we honor and glorify our Creator with what He has given.

In this episode, we will look at another way we can bring glory to our Creator - by caring for someone else.  It's easy to be selfish and focus on ourselves, but when we start caring for others, several things in our life will start to change.

In this episode, we will look at how we can give glory to our Creator.  Such a large task, is actually as easy as being content, standing firm on your convictions and doing your best.

In this episode we explore the idea of purpose and the glory associated with our efforts.  Is it for us or is it for our Creator.  The Inventors we studied lost their glory long ago and if we follow in their footsteps, we won't have any glory either. If purpose and glory go hand-in-hand then giving glory to our Creator will bring purpose to our life!

In this episode we will look at 3 more inventions and start brining all of this together.  Who were these inventors and why don't we remember their names? We use their inventions most every day.  There is a big lesson here, but we need to stop and look to find it.

In this episode we will look at the inventor of the mobile phone.  It's come a long way since it's invention.  It seems like we couldn't live without one now, but does that mean we know and admire the inventor?  You may not even know who it is. Do you?

In this episode we will look at who helped create the internet as we know it today (or ever the www. As we knew it several years ago. 

Oh, this is one of the longer episodes (almost 10 minutes).  Sorry about that. There was just so much to say about this one.  In this episode, we will look at the inventors of electricity as we know it.  Electricity has always been around, but it hasn't been accessible from wall outlets for very long.  Who helped us get to this point?

In this episode we'll take a look at the inventor(s) of television.  Television has come a long way since the first broadcast and it has impacted many lives.  Possibly one of the most impactful inventions of modern society, but does that mean we know who invented it?

In this episode we'll take a look at the inventor(s) of the automobile.  Do you know who it was?  Most people won't and there is a lesson that goes along with that fact.

This episode is the introduction to our next series - Why Am I Here... another one of the big questions that we ask ourselves.  Building from Series 1 (Who Am I) we will go from the knowledge that we are the great creation (even the master creation) to understanding our place, our purpose.

In this last episode of Who Am I, we go through the rest of the topics in the series in typical synopsis fashion.  The episode is much longer than I had wanted.  Please forgive me.

In this episode we look back at several episodes to remind ourselves just how great we are.  The many different pieces we are made of, our eyes, our brain and the many functions associated

In this episode we will look at a Makers Mark so-to-speak.  The logo, emblem, or nameplate that helps us identify who the maker was.  In doing this we will look at our own mark - who made us and what importance do we have because of it.

In this episode we look at two of the incredible networks within our bodies (blood vessels and nerves).  There are more of each of these than you might expect.  How did they get there…the only thing to say is… we are fearfully and wonderfully made!

In this episode, we look at a research article written by  Robert G Endres (who believes in evolution) and how his research and probability models showed that evolving from nothing to a single cell organism is nearly Impossible. Maybe he didn't talk to Mr. Dawkins before starting his research.