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On today’s show, i’ll share an email conversation I recently had with someone about faith…or the percieved lack thereof, why it’s been so long since the last ls show, news from the Webb front, and some great new music!
Music
Edwin Derricutt “Not Enough Music”
The Waiting Kind [...]
As I record this, the date is November 13, 2009. and it’s about 10:30 p.m. Almost exactly five years ago at this very hour I spoke very nervously into a microphone at the back of the sanctuary of what was then known as calvary temple, and recorded the very first Christian podcast not based on [...]
What’s In It For Me?
We’re living in some trying times, aren’t we? Well, instead of looking at circumstances, let’s look at who God is and what it means to be His, shall we? I mean, after all, if it doesn’t make any difference in the here and now, when things are so difficult, how much [...]
“Acting responsibly is the personal maintenance it takes to be reasonably happy,” says cohost, Bryan Duncan. Doesn’t sound fun, but listen to find out what might happen if we neglect this important point.
Hosts Bryan Duncan and Steve Webb introduce a segment from the Road To Redemption show regarding RESPECT. You gotta respect others…and yourself…in order to have reasonable happiness.
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TOPIC
This is going to be a different sort of Lifespring. I owe you an explanation for the long absence, and it’ll take a while to do that, so let’s call this episode of Lifespring the State of Steve Address. I promise to try not to bore you like some presidents do with their state of [...]
Hosted by Bryan Duncan and Steve Webb, who continue their discussion on the responsibilities for reasonable happiness. Today’s topic is “Setting Limits and Boundaries.”
This episode contains an excerpt from episode number 46 of The Radio Rehab show.
Hosted by Bryan Duncan and Steve Webb
The Responsibilities of Reasonable Happiness…
How do I define myself? Are my perceptions of me accurate? Are they realistic? What are the consequences of my definition of me? Is there a healthier way to define myself?
