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Living Lite Today with Ron LambrosYou Must Be Born Again!I had oral surgery earlier this week to alleviate some issues I’ve endured for far too long. The procedure went well and I was getting ready to leave the surgeon’s office when his assistant handed me a sheet of paper with information typed out on both sides.
She smiled and told me that once the Novocain wore off, I’d want to read both pages because it contained all the information I needed for after-surgery pain management and care. I read it before I got to the car!
True to her word, those instru...2022-04-1125 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosGive Peace a ChanceBridget and I recently moved to the country, where the pace of life is a bit slower, more laid-back, and better suited to our slowing-down-a-bit lifestyle.
While our new home was being built, we didn’t have cable or satellite service, so we didn’t watch as much television as we normally do, which I thought would be difficult, but the opposite was true. While we did make it a priority to watch college football whenever and wherever we could, watching our normal sitcoms, dramas, and the news didn’t happen very often…and it turned out to be a...2022-03-2122 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosDo You Believe in Miracles?The Olympics have always been fertile ground for Cinderella stories and fairytale endings, and the 1980 Winter Olympics held in Lake Placid, New York, was the epitome of both, as the US Men’s Hockey Team, a rag-tag group of college-age kids, came together to do the impossible, defeat the legendary and, considered by most, unbeatable Soviet Hockey Team, by most accounts, the best hockey team in the world.
And, like most stories of this kind, there were many different angles to be taken into account. Cold War fears were rampant, making a US vs. Soviet anything all th...2022-03-0726 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosIt's Worth the Wait!I don’t know many people that don’t love Christmas, but I do know a lot of people that hate waiting for Christmas morning, especially children!
Bridget will shop for months in advance to find just the right gifts for each one of our grandchildren. She’ll carefully wrap each present with fancy bows and ribbons, all while knowing that her months of tender, loving, intentional planning and preparation will be over with a flurry of ripping and shredding in less than 15 minutes at the most. Some will be happy with the new bicycle, while some will b...2022-02-2123 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWhen God Asks the ImpossibleAnyone who listens to this podcast very often can quickly tell that I love old television programs, especially The Andy Griffith Show. I’ve seen every episode multiple times and I drive Bridget absolutely crazy by reciting the lines of the show before the characters say them. To me, it is still one of the best programs ever produced and will never be duplicated.
Another one of my favorites was Mission Impossible. Now, to be honest, many people never knew it was an incredibly popular television series long before it became a 4-billion-dollar box office sensation starring To...2022-02-0723 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosNever Give Up!One of the most powerful weapons known to man is not a bomb, not associated with germ or chemical warfare, it’s not even a military device; and yet, it has the power to build up or destroy, to encourage or defeat, and to be used for good or evil. The weapon I’m taking about is the power of speech.
Down through the ages, people everywhere, from every country, race, color, or creed, have been affected either positively or negatively by its strength, and it continues to affect us all today in one way or another.
2022-01-2430 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosThe Devil Made Me Do It!America, as we know it, has always been in a constant state of flux, experiencing the ebb-and-flow of continuous change- morally, socially, politically, physically, and economically, and, to a large extent, television has been one of the driving forces behind those changes.
Its programming has helped define public opinion of right and wrong, good and bad. From its soap operas, dramas, talk shows, news programs, and even children’s cartoons, television has subtly swayed us to think and feel one way or the other and has changed our nation and its culture.
Now, I was bo...2022-01-0324 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosA Fresh Start for a New YearI had the opportunity a couple of weeks ago to slip away and play a round of golf with some good friends. We’re rarely able to all get together because of our crazy schedules, but it worked out one Tuesday morning and we met at the course for a day of, well, entertainment more than anything else.
Aside from being good friends, we always enjoy playing together because we’re all admittedly lousy golfers, so none of us feels pressured to compete or embarrassed by our bad play.
Now, I have to be honest. When...2021-12-2721 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosIt Ain't Over 'Til It's Over!One of the wisest and most often-quoted philosophers of our time was Lawrence Peter Berra. You probably know him better as Yogi, Yogi Berra, the beloved and revered catcher for the New York Yankees and one-time manager of the New York Mets.
Along with his baseball prowess, he was known for his Yogi-isms, whimsical statements that had most people scratching their heads because they knew what he meant to say, but failed to say it the way he thought he did. Here are some of his finest:
"The future ain't what it used to be."2021-12-1323 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWho's Asking?I went to college with the intention of majoring in Journalism. I was the Sports Editor of my high school newspaper and developed a love for writing that I still have to this day.
Well, God had other plans for my life and I went into radio and television broadcasting and management instead, but I learned a great deal about story composition and the art of interviewing before switching majors.
One thing I learned was there are 5 basic components to every story. They’re called the “5 ‘Ws’ of Journalism”: who, what, where, when, and why. Some peopl...2021-11-2223 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosTrivial PursuitsThe year 1981 was one of the most newsworthy time periods in recent history. A lot of great events happened that year, not the least of which was the birth of my daughter, Katie, in Houston, Texas. Now, all personal events aside, here are some things that either impacted or entertained all of us that happened that year…and, just a word of warning, these might make you feel just a little bit old. In 1981:
Ronald Reagan was sworn in as the 40th President of the United States. Two months later, an unsuccessful assassination attempt was made on hi...2021-11-0824 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosI Never Have, and I Never Will!
I grew up in a neighborhood where everybody knew everybody, and genuinely cared about each other. We knew every tree that was good for climbing, every shortcut, every yard that had a fence, every bike trail and hill, every dog that would bite, and who gave out bubble gum instead of apples at Halloween.
It was also special because of the people who lived there. We knew who had kids our age, who didn’t like kids our age, and who wouldn’t mind when we’d sneak a drink of water out of thei...2021-10-2529 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWhen It's Not Black-and-WhiteWhen I was in school, my favorite subject was mathematics. I absolutely loved algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. I guess I was just one of those weird kids that loved numbers and what you could do with them.
To be honest with you, I suppose the reason I loved math so much was the fact that it had a definitive answer to every problem presented. Only one answer was correct and yours was either right or wrong…that’s it…it left no room for interpretation, analysis, discussion, or a professor’s mood swings, like essay tests in Engli...2021-09-2720 minLiving Lite Today with Ron Lambros(What to Do) When All Hell Breaks LooseIn the late 1800s, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, was a modest, yet thriving community, located in the western part of the state.
14 miles away was the South Fork Hunting & Fishing Club, an exclusive group whose members included Andrew Carnegie, Henry Frick, and Andrew Mellon. In 1879, the club restored an abandoned earthen dam and created Lake Conemaugh, which was used for sailing and boating, and which the members stocked with expensive game fish for sport.
Some people in Johnstown feared the dam wasn't safe. Daniel Morrell, one of Johnstown's most prominent civic leaders even had the dam inspected...2021-09-1330 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosPlaying Hide-and-Seek with GodIf you visit any toy store in your local mall today, you’ll find an endless variety of games to play. Some of them are timeless classics like Monopoly, Parcheesi, Sorry, Yahtzee, and Uno. Others are newer, but no less popular.
And games are making a comeback. Record sales are being reported and game manufacturers are saying Family Game Night is a new trend in our culture, perhaps motivated by the isolation of COVID quarantining.
Now, when I was a kid, we played a lot of games, too, but most of them were outside and th...2021-08-3028 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWhere is God When I Need Him the Most?Bridget and I have 6 grandchildren who we, simply, adore. I’ve said on numerous occasions that grandchildren are God’s reward for not killing your kids when they were teenagers…and I agree. They’re a huge blessing and bring so much joy to our lives every day!
Now, one of the things I marvel at about them is their innocent inquisitiveness, about life, nature, God…just about anything and everything. You talk about any subject, and they’ll have a dozen questions about it.
The other night during bedtime prayers, we were talking about Heaven and the...2021-08-1626 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWhy We Should Love One AnotherMovies have been a part of our lives since the late 1800s. Historians will debate the difference between a motion picture and a full-length movie, the exact date they were produced, and whether they were even worthy of consideration of either title.
All that aside, there are some films that are considered timeless classics, that transcend age and time itself, and are just as poignant and relevant today as the day they were made…movies like Gone with the Wind, Citizen Kane, Casablanca, and The Sound of Music, just to name a few. I’m sure you’re thin...2021-08-0224 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosIs Your Faith Living or Dead?One of the most popular cable television series ever produced has been The Walking Dead. The series features a group of survivors of a zombie apocalypse or takeover, who are trying to stay alive under the constant and unrelenting threat of attacks from zombies. Interestingly, the series was produced a little more that 50 miles from my front door, in the small Georgia town of Senoia.
Now, even though I’ve never seen a single episode, there are thousands of people around the globe who are huge fans of the series and can tell you everything you ever want...2021-07-1921 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosChange Your Attitude, Change Your LifeI’ll be the first to admit that I’m a creature of habit. I like things to, basically, stay the same…maintain the status quo…be predictable. I suppose that’s why I’ve seen the same hairstylist for over 25 years.
Teresa is great. She knows how I like my hair cut without me telling her, and she always does it with a smile, a great personality, and a positive attitude. She makes something as simple as getting my hair cut a pleasant experience. Unfortunately, not all stylists are like that. In fact, they’re far from it.
2021-07-0523 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosDaddy, Are We There Yet?Ever since the first commercials aired on radio and television, many of their product slogans have become part of our everyday life. Even today, most people can identify a product or company just by hearing them. Let me give you an example: if you were to hear, “Just do it!,” most of you would probably recognize that as Nike.
And slogans have been with us for generations and continue to be part of our culture. Slogans like: Where’s the beef?; Melts in your mouth, not in your hand; It’s the real thing; When it absolutely, positive...2021-06-2117 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosBringing Your Friends and Family to JesusI had a Zoom call with a representative of a major software development company today. With the pandemic and wanting to be cautious, Zoom calls are becoming commonplace in my everyday ministry schedule, and this was one of many I’ve had over the past year.
The sales rep made a tremendous presentation. He did a superb job of showing me all the bells-and-whistles his company’s product had and told me how it would help improve my workflow and time management. He told me what was wrong with the software I was currently using and how his...2021-06-0722 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosGod Thinks You're SpecialBridget and I have 6 grandchildren who are the pride and joy of our hearts. Caroline, Cooper, Kennedy, Lilly, Brig, and Maddie are all so unique and very special in their own way, with their individual gifts, talents, personalities, and way of looking at the world. As the Bible teaches us, they are “fearfully and wonderfully made,” and are very, very special to their Beep and YoYo.
Now, as much as we love our children and grandchildren, that love cannot begin to compare to the love that God has for each of them. Even at its absolute best, our...2021-05-2420 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosIt's the Little Things That CountI’ve learned a lot of things in my 42 years of marriage to Bridget. Some of these lessons were learned the hard way, and some the easy way, but they were learned just the same, and have helped make our marriage what it is today.
One of the greatest lessons I have learned is that little things count. I don’t think any of us purposefully or intentionally fail to take care of the “BIG” things in our marriages…things like maintaining unquestioned fidelity, always being honest and truthful with our mate, or making sure that the lines of c...2021-05-1030 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosThe Power of True FriendshipI was having my car serviced a couple of weeks ago. My service advisor told me it would take about an hour and that I could relax in the service department waiting room until my car was ready. I’d find fresh coffee and cookies there, so I went in and got a comfortable seat among the dozen or so other people who were also waiting for their cars and looked for a way to kill some time.
There was a large wall directly across from me with a massive television blaring the local news, along with a...2021-04-2624 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWhat to Do When You Don't Know What to DoLife can be full of twists and turns, with unexpected obstacles and situations popping up around us every day. Paths that were supposed to be straight end up having curves or become dead-ends, or the directions we’ve been given take us miles off course from our destination. Or even worse, we come to an unexpected fork in the road and we’re frozen in fear by having to decide which direction we should follow, afraid to make the wrong choice.
Life doesn’t come with a built-in GPS…but it does come with a Shepherd, and He has a...2021-04-1228 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosIt's Time for a Heart CheckI went to see my cardiologist a few days ago. I have AFib and I get checked annually to make sure my heart is okay. The technician checked my pulse, my blood pressure, did an EKG, and asked a litany of questions about my prescriptions, my lifestyle, and my overall health. She got all the paperwork together for the doctor, grabbed her equipment, and left me alone in the exam room.
It wasn’t long before my doctor came in with his signature smile and greeting, “How you doin', preacher?” He looked at all the paperwork and charts...2021-03-2923 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosNo Doubt About ItA little boy was asked by his mother what he learned in Sunday School. He said, “It was amazing, Mom. Our teacher taught us how God sent Moses on a rescue mission behind enemy lines to get the Israelites out of Egypt. When they got to the Red Sea, Moses got his army to build a bridge across it, and everyone got to the other side safely. Then he radioed headquarters for reinforcements, and they sent fighter jets to blow up the bridge so that the Egyptian army couldn’t catch them.”
His mother looked at him and sai...2021-03-1528 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosStanding Your GroundMy father was one of the wisest men I have ever known, not because he was my father or my hero in life, but because it was true. Russell Lambros was a wise man who shared much of his wisdom with me throughout his life. When he passed away in June of 2015, he took 98 years of wisdom and knowledge with him and I miss him terribly.
Now, much of the wisdom my father shared with me often came as brief quotes, thoughts, or sayings…some were his own, and many borrowed from others…but they were always on-p...2021-03-0126 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosDoing the Right Thing in a Wrong Thing WorldI bought a new planning calendar when the New Year began and it’s a nice one. It has a simple layout and design, big margins and plenty of room to make notes and reminders to myself, and it even has a list of all the special holidays and observations recognized throughout the year.
Now, all the major ones were listed and really came as no surprise, but when I got to April 30th, I had to do a double-take, because it showed that April 30th is designated as Honesty Day, and is observed to ce...2021-02-1528 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosThe Silence of GodOne of the best jobs I ever had as a young man was working the weekend shift as a disc jockey on an oldies station, playing the music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s. They just don’t make music like that anymore.
Now, I used to take requests for certain songs and distinctly remember that one of the most popular was The Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel. It still remains as one of the most well-known and best-loved songs of that music genre and time period.
Now, silence can be a good th...2021-02-0126 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosFinding the Will of God for Your LifeGrowing up in Florida, 20 minutes from the beach, I had a natural interest and curiosity about sharks, and ever since Steven Spielberg brought “JAWS” to the big screen, the world has also been fascinated…if not terrified of them as well, often for all the wrong reasons. I think, in many cases, sharks have gotten a bad rap.
Now, many people don’t know this, but sharks are affected by their environment. You take a baby tiger shark and place it in an average size aquarium, and that shark will only grow to comfortably fit within the confines...2021-01-1824 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosGod Can Use the Ordinary to Do the ExtraordinaryAs a young boy, Thomas Edison’s teacher’s told him that he was "too stupid to learn anything,” and he didn’t have much more success in the workplace, either, as he was fired from his first two jobs for being unproductive. As an inventor, some reports claim that Edison made 1,000 unsuccessful attempts at inventing the light bulb. Fortunately, attempt number 1,001 was a success and the rest, as they say, is history.
But Thomas Edison wasn’t alone. Other well-known names began as slow students, mediocre employees, or less than stellar individuals, with little or no hope of ac...2021-01-0423 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosYour Choices Will Change Your LifeI was in a popular sub shop here in Atlanta recently and was waiting my turn to get a sandwich. The woman in line in front of me ordered a Philly Cheesesteak sub with double meat and double cheese, extra mayo, two bags of chips, and a brownie. When the young man behind the counter asked what she would like to drink, she said, “Oh, goodness, Diet Coke, please. I’m making healthy choices these days.”
Now, I had to laugh a little under my breath, but we all make choices in our life every day. In fact...2020-12-2121 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosOvercoming Problems in Your LifeIt’s always good to learn all you can about everything you can, and that includes people. I’ve made it a point to study the life and works of some of the world’s greatest philosophers, scholars, and deep-thinkers; names like Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Nietzsche, and Einstein, just to name a few.
But when it comes to depth of wisdom, insight, and knowledge, one name rises above all the rest…Charlie Brown. In his simple and unabashed way, he consistently provides a level of thought that very few people can match.
I saw a cartoon...2020-12-0727 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosDealing with Broken RelationshipsThe ability to repair things that are broken is an enviable craft. Whether it’s an appliance, computer, automobile, or even something as simple as a table lamp, having the insight to identify a problem and fix it like new is a gift I wish I had more of.
But some things are much harder to repair than others, like fractured relationships. When you factor in individual feelings, personalities, and the depth of emotional trauma or resentment…the human element…it’s not as simple or as easy as replacing a frayed wire or cracked windowpane.
So, wh...2020-11-2328 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosIf God Is So Good, Why Do Bad Things Happen?Questions come in all shapes and sizes and vary in their complexity. They help us find answers to the simple facts of life, like, “Why is the sky blue?" or "How does a caterpillar really turn into a butterfly?,” or they can answer deep, theological subjects like, “How can God be all three parts of the Holy Trinity?" or "What did Jesus write in the sand when confronted by the woman caught in adultery?” All great questions that help us learn the probing matters on our minds and hearts.
I have been asked hundreds of questions, maybe thousand...2020-11-0925 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosWetting Your Nets: Doing Things God's WayWe all learn lessons. Every day that we live, we’re constantly learning. We learn from the books we read, the teachers and mentors in our life, the educational programs and films we watch, and we learn many lessons from personal experience. And, as with all lessons, some are learned the hard way, and some, the easy way.
Well, Jesus was a great teacher and came to teach the people of that time, and us, valuable lessons, spiritual lessons, eternal lessons. And He did it in a variety of ways, using the method that best fit the ne...2020-10-2620 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosProdigals- Running to Find GraceAnyone who reads the Bible quickly realizes that Jesus was a great communicator, and He often used stories, called parables, to get His message across. He found that using stories helped people understand His message, His truths and principles, because it was difficult for many of them to fully grasp what He was trying to teach them. And His parables continue to teach us the great truths of God even in the 21st Century.
Well today, we’ll be looking at one of the best-known parables in the entire New Testament and learn from it new and fr...2020-10-1221 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosMaking Right DecisionsMaking decisions is a big part of life. Every day that we live, we make hundreds of them. Some are simple and uncomplicated, like choosing caffeinated or decaffeinated? The white shirt with the red tie, or the light blue shirt with the navy tie? The flats or 3” heels? But others need a bit more thought, and the consequences of these decisions can have a far greater impact on our lives.
So, what are we supposed to do? In this cluttered, complicated, and chaotic world of ours, how can we know that we’re making the right decision, the...2020-09-2821 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosHow to Be Content and Stay That WayMany of us live in a world of want. Our happiness and satisfaction in life lies in buying the bigger house, the nicer car, having the better position with the company, or a bigger paycheck with all the perks. What we have is never enough…we always want more.
But that’s NOT the life God intends for us to have. When Jesus said that He came to “give us life and life more abundantly,” He wasn’t talking about things…He was talking about being content with all that only God can give us. That’s something that...2020-09-1421 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosSatisfaction GuaranteedGuarantees. You get them with everything from your automobile to your computer and cell phone. Sadly, most aren't worth the paper they're written on because they’re filled with limitations, conditions, restrictions, and exemptions…all found in the very fine print that no one ever bothers to read.
But the Bible has guarantees that are, well, guaranteed. They’re always in plain view, easily read and understood. You follow these principles and precepts, and you’re guaranteed to find the abundant life that Jesus came to provide.
Join us, as we look at one of the most...2020-08-3121 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosBut God!Our words are incredibly powerful. They have the ability to uplift or defeat, to encourage or discourage, to make someone laugh or smile, or make them weep…they can start a war or an argument, or they can express love or bring about reconciliation…all depending on what they are and how they’re used.
And the Bible contains some of the most powerful words that have ever been spoken. Words that bring comfort, healing, joy, and hope; and others that bring about conviction, challenge, condemnation, and repentance.
Well, today, we’ll look at a two-word...2020-08-1719 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosDefeating DiscouragementI read about a poll that was recently conducted involving a group of 1,000 individuals from a cross-section of ages, races, religions, and economic status. This group was asked if they ever got discouraged. A staggering 93% said yes. The other 7% lied.
The fact of the matter is, we all get discouraged at one time or another in our life. But why do we get discouraged, do we really have to, and what can we do about it if we do?
Tune in to this podcast as we discover together how to be successful at Defeating Discouragement.2020-08-0324 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosDumping the Baggage of Anger and BitternessHave you ever found yourself blindsided by an event in your life that you never saw coming? You never thought it would happen…never thought could happen? But it did, and you found yourself bruised, battered, and bewildered by it all. Then, all too soon, you became angry and bitter.
Maybe that wound is fresh today or perhaps you’ve struggled with it for years. It’s affected your joy and happiness, and perhaps affected your mental well-being as well.
Well, it’s time to let it go, and that’s what I’ll be dealing with...2020-07-2022 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosTackling TemptationTemptation is an incredibly powerful tool that Satan uses to trip up all of us at one time or another. Since his very first hiss in the Garden of Eden, he has caused more people to stumble and fall in their life by using it than almost anything else.
But do we have to fall victim to temptation, or do we have the strength and power to have victory over it, and, if so, how do we do it?
Well, get a pad and paper ready to take notes, because that’s what I’ll be d...2020-07-0616 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosPeace Under PressureI don’t think there’s a person alive today that would argue the fact that we’re all living our lives under tremendous pressure. The challenge of making sure we maintain balance in our lives, our spiritual growth and maturity, along with making a living and time for our family, marriage, and relationships, can prove taxing, at best. Sooner or later, something’s got to give.
So how do we do it all? How do we maintain a happy balance in our life and find peace while doing it?
Well...2020-06-2316 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosA Suitcase Full of Second ChancesSecond chances are always a blessing to give and to receive, and we serve a God who loves to give second chances, too. Isn’t that comforting to know? All of us know someone right now who could use a second chance…maybe even you personally.
Well, on today’s episode of Living Lite Today, I’ll tell you how you can pack A Suitcase Full of Second Chances.
2020-06-0815 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosUnpacking Our PastWe all want to be more today than we were yesterday. We want to be better, more successful, and closer to our goals in life than we were the day before. This is especially true in the life of any believer. It’s just natural to want to grow stronger and better in our Christian life.
But one of the biggest obstacles for many of us to overcome is our past. Our past can be a chained anchor wrapped so tightly around our ankle that we’re hindered from moving forward. So, what can we do about our...2020-05-1117 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosThe Weight of WorryWorry is one of the biggest challenges in the life of any believer. At one time or another, we all feels its effects and often find it to be a much larger adversary than we ever imagined.
What does the Bible say about worry and, better still, what can we do to overcome it?
We'll discover that together on today's podcast.2020-04-2012 minLiving Lite Today with Ron LambrosNothing to FearGod has a lot to say about the fear we may have in our life, and we’ll discover how we can unpack this burden, on today’s podcast.2020-04-0614 min
FaithTalk Today with Rick Probst08/29/2019-Ron Lambros.Rick and Dan talk to the author of All My Love Jesus, Ron Lambros.Support the show: https://faithtalk590.com/ministryaudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2019-10-2343 min