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Fletcher Hills Presbyterian ChurchIf God Is For UsPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:31-34Sermon Questions 2025-07-1421 minNarrative LectionaryIf God Is For UsPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:31-34Sermon Questions 2025-07-1421 min
Fletcher Hills Presbyterian ChurchJustified and GlorifiedPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:28-30Sermon Questions 2025-06-2922 minNarrative LectionaryJustified and GlorifiedPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:28-30Sermon Questions 2025-06-2922 min
Fletcher Hills Presbyterian ChurchThe Groaning Of The SpiritPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:22-27Sermon Questions 2025-06-2325 minNarrative LectionaryThe Groaning Of The SpiritPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:22-27Sermon Questions 2025-06-2325 min
Fletcher Hills Presbyterian ChurchThe Liberation Of CreationPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:17-21Sermon Questions 2025-06-1523 minNarrative LectionaryThe Liberation Of CreationPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:17-21Sermon Questions 2025-06-1523 min
Narrative LectionaryLed By The SpiritPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:12-17Sermon Questions 2025-06-0220 minFletcher Hills Presbyterian ChurchLed By The SpiritPastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:12-17Sermon Questions 2025-06-0220 min
Fletcher Hills Presbyterian ChurchThe Spirit Gives LifePastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:5-11Sermon Questions 2025-05-2622 minNarrative LectionaryThe Spirit Gives LifePastor Scott Wildey | Romans 8:5-11Sermon Questions 2025-05-2622 min
The Savvy SauceSpecial Patreon Release: Applying Personality Training to Parenting with Dale WilsherSpecial Patreon Re-Release: Parenting Different Personality Types with Dale Wilsher
“Train up a child in the way he should go [teaching him to seek God’s wisdom and will for his abilities and talents], Even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6 (Amp)
Dale Wilsher is a professional life and strength coach, a DISC personality trainer, and the author of What’s Your Mom Type? Discovering God’s Design for You. She’s the parent of four daughters, ranging in age from 16-23, and newly married to her husband, Jeff. You ca...2023-10-2338 min
Random Movie MusingsGhost Keeper (1981) - The movie about a Wendigo before Scott Cooper or Guillermo del Toro ever got their hands on the ideaSome errant snowmobilers get trapped at a remote, run-down lodge and have to deal with the creepy innkeeper, her equally creepy son, and an ancient monster that may or may not be living in the basement.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://randommoviemusings.com/2021/06/09/ghost-keeper-1981/
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/randommoviemusings/support2022-10-0408 minThe Savvy SauceTop Ten from 2020: #7 Powerful Purpose of Introverts with Holley GerthTop Ten from 2020: #7 Powerful Purpose of Introverts with Holley Gerth
Psalms 139:14 NIV “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."
Holley Gerth is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, life coach, and speaker with a master of science degree in mental health. She cofounded (in)courage, a site that received almost one million views in its first six months, and cohosts the popular podcast More Than Small Talk. Holley is passionate about empowering people, especially introverts, to embrace who they are and b...2021-06-2854 min
One Another: for Group LeadersNew: Flood COVID Audio Prayer Guide w/ Samson JeyakumarNew: Flood COVID Audio Prayer Guide w/ Samson JeyakumarWith the holidays approaching on an already stressful and overwhelming year, we at Flood church want to provide you with a 5 minute intro to your prayer time. This audio guide includes scripture and words of encouragement as we pray for those struggling with substance abuse and suicidal thoughts during the pandemic. 2020-12-2400 minThe Savvy Sauce109 Powerful Purpose of Introverts with Holley Gerth109. Powerful Purpose of Introverts with Holley Gerth
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Holley Gerth is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, life coach, and speaker with a master of science degree in mental health. She cofounded (in)courage, a site that received almost one million views in its first six months, and cohosts the popular podcast More Than Small Talk. Holley is passionate about empowering people, especially introverts, to embrace who they are and become all they're created to be. Holley lives in the South with her husband, Mark. You can connect with her at hol...2020-08-3154 min
Teen-TalkEpisode 12: Fortnite And What We ThinkIn this episode I talk with Kai Priola about Fortnite.2020-07-0136 minTeen-TalkEpisode 11: Ways to Communicate With Friends During QuarantineIn this episode I talk with my sister about chatting with friends.2020-06-2312 minTeen-TalkEpisode 10: Surfing and Why You Should Try itIn this episode I talk with Caleb Schmaeling about Surfing.2020-06-1512 minTeen-TalkEpisode 9: Soccer and Why it is the BestIn this episode I talk with Eva Searcy about soccer.2020-06-0915 minTeen-TalkEpisode 8: Dogs and the Role They Play in Our LivesIn this episode I talk with Kai Priola about dogs.2020-06-0118 minOne Another: for Group Leaders26. Cultivating Abundant Life Part 3: Work as Worship w/ Joe & Allison Priola26. Cultivating Abundant Life Part 3: Work as Worship w/ Joe & Allison PriolaEveryone has a rhythm, or rule of life—patterns of living and being. The question is, do our rhythms support the life that Jesus invited us into, or are we being guided by a "thief" that destroys it (John 10).This episode is the third part of a mini-series on recalibrating our rhythm of life. We discuss the second prong of the trellis, Work. Joining Scott are friends Joe and Allison Priola. We discuss how our work is our God-given purpose (both paid and unpaid) an...2020-05-2600 minOne Another: for Group Leaders25. Cultivating Abundant Life Part 2: Relationships w/ God and Neighbor ft. Abby Dyer & Joe Priola25. Cultivating Abundant Life Part 2: Relationships w/ God and Neighbor ft. Abby Dyer & Joe PriolaEveryone has a rhythm, or rule of life—patterns of living and being. The question is, do our rhythms support the life that Jesus invited us into, or are we being guided by a "thief" that destroys it (John 10).This episode is the second part of a mini-series on recalibrating our rhythm of life. We discuss the first prong of the trellis, Relationships. Joining Scott are friends Abby Dyer and Joe Priola. We discuss how to be: prayerful, practical, personal, political, an...2020-05-2600 minTeen-TalkEpisode 7: The Last Dance Analysis (Part 2 of 2)In this episode I continue our talk with Micah Easter about The Last Dance.2020-05-2532 minTeen-TalkEpisode 6: The Last Dance Analysis (Part 1 of 2)In this episode I talk with Malakai Easter about the ESPN/Netflix documentary The Last Dance.2020-05-1937 minTeen-TalkEpisode 5: TikTok the Pros and ConsIn this episode I talk with Angelina Yacoob about TikTok and if it is a good app to have.2020-05-1120 minTeen-TalkEpisode 4: The Future of Video GamesIn this Episode of Teen-Talk I talk with Johnathan Uhaneh about video games and what the future holds in store for them.2020-05-0418 min
Artist's Edition Index PodcastArtist’s Edition Index Podcast Episode 41Taking the Artist’s Edition Index from print to the spoken word. This month we take a look at Artist’s Edition Index Poll April 2020, shipping changes, out of print sales March 2020, Deal Alert for April 2020, Talking Artist's Editions on CCL, and reviews of Geronimo L’Apache Édition Noir Et Blanc and Doug Wildey’s Rio: The Complete Saga.2020-04-3030 minOne Another: for Group Leaders24. Impairment and Invitation: A Story of Resurrected Leadership24. Impairment and Invitation: A Story of Resurrected LeadershipOn this episode, Scott reads and discusses Luke's account of two disciples walking home in crisis after their Messiah was crucified—also known as The Road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35).This ancient eyewitness account of the risen Jesus with two dejected leaders invites us into the story, and asks us: Where is our vision impaired? What invitations are their for us even, if not especially, in a crisis?Resources:Luke for Everyone, by N.T. WrightBeing Food for the World, by He...2020-04-2800 minTeen-TalkEpisode 3: What Would Have Happened if Basketball Continued?In this episode I talk with my good friend Tim Doss about Basketball and what would have, or what should have happened if the coronavirus didn't cancel it. (No fact checking in this episode.)2020-04-2717 minOne Another: for Group Leaders23. Cultivating Abundant Life Part 1: The Trellis That Supports Growth23. Cultivating Abundant Life Part 1: The Trellis That Supports GrowthEveryone has a rhythm, or rule of life—patterns of living and being. The question is, do our rhythms support the life that Jesus invited us into, or are we being guided by a "thief" that destroys it (John 10).This episode will be the first of a mini-series on recalibrating your rhythm of life. This first episode will be an overview, then we will double click on four essentials: Relationships, Prayer, Work, and Rest. On the next several episodes, Scott will have a discussion with four special gu...2020-04-2300 minTeen-TalkEpisode 2: The World of CarsIn this episode me and my guest, Elliot Anderson, talk about our favorite cars and how the Coronavirus will effect the making of cars.2020-04-2022 minTeen-TalkEpisode 1: The State of Music TodayIn this episode I talk with Nehemiah about what music is doing during this "corona-time".2020-04-1313 minOne Another: for Group Leaders22. Does the Cross Matter? It's Meaning and Importance for Christian Leadership22. Does the Cross Matter? It's Meaning and Importance for Christian LeadershipThe season of Lent culminating in Holy Week is a time that we emphasize the death of Jesus, which came before the resurrection. And, we tend to interchange the words death and cross when talking about God's sacrifice. But, are they the same thing?In this episode, Scott takes a detailed look at Jesus' death on a Roman cross, and examen that it's not just that Jesus died, but that Jesus was executed via crucifixion—and why this detail makes all the difference.Sc...2020-04-0800 minOne Another: for Group Leaders21. The Alchemy of Anxiety through Self-Care Part 2 w/ Wanda Brothers21. The Alchemy of Anxiety through Self-Care Part 2 w/ Wanda BrothersOn this second part episode, Scott Wildey and Wanda Brothers continue the conversation about why self-care is crucial for care-givers (leaders) during such a time as this, diving into practical tools of how to alchemize anxiety.Wands Brothers is a body focused therapist. She helps people heal from trauma, reach their goals, and assists them to learn how to evict anxiety and live life with joy and vitality. Wanda has been an adjunct professor of psychology and give lectures and presentations on Anxiety, Trauma and the...2020-03-3100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders20. The Alchemy of Anxiety through Self-Care Part 1 w/ Wanda Brothers20. The Alchemy of Anxiety through Self-Care Part 1 w/ Wanda BrothersDuring these uneasy times, anxiety effects us all. On this episode, Scott Wildey and Wanda Brothers start the conversation about why self-care is crucial for care-givers (leaders) during such a time as this. And, during this uncertain time, being grounded with God and in one's own body can make all the difference.Wands Brothers is a body focused therapist. She helps people heal from trauma, reach their goals, and assists them to learn how to evict anxiety and live life with joy and vitality. Wanda has...2020-03-3100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders19. Recognizing and Responding to God During the Coronavirus Crisis w/ Rich Villodas19. Recognizing and Responding to God During the Coronavirus Crisis w/ Rich VillodasOn this episode Matt Hammett (lead pastor of Flood Church San Diego) and Rich Villodas (lead pastor of New Life Fellowship in Queens, NYC) have a conversation about the Church's response during the coronavirus crisis. Pastor Rich shares a letter to his church that include seven invitations to both recognize and respond to God during this unprecedented time.During a time of crisis, what does it mean to:1. Be prayerful2. Be self-aware3. Be Adaptable4. Be Generous5. Be Pastoral6...2020-03-1500 minOne Another: for Group LeadersSpecial Episode: Week of Prayer w/ Samson JeyakumarSpecial Episode: Week of Prayer w/ Samson JeyakumarWe want to be a praying people! Prayer is spiritual breathing; it’s how we communicate with and seek to hear from the God of the universe. We see throughout Scripture how a healthy prayer life is essential for our relationship with God. Jesus modeled what this looks like with his regular rhythms of getting away to seek his Father in prayer (Mark 1:35, Luke 5:15-16, Matthew 14:23, etc.) We are called to “pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17) and “pray in the Spirit” (Ephesians 6:18) but what does...2020-03-1500 minOne Another: for Group Leaders18. Leadership Hot Tips Part 2 w/ Kate Jackson18. Leadership Hot Tips Part 2 w/ Kate JacksonOn this part 2 of 2 episodes on Leadership Hot Tips, Scott and Kate continue to talk about the importance of self-awareness that fuels authentic leadership. Tips 3, 2, and 1 include talk of fruit baskets, how nothing leads to being loved, and how we can't be everything to everyone and still be our true selves (thanks Netflix and The Crown!). If you haven't listened to part 1 yet, please push pause, and checkout episode 17 first.Kate Jackson has worked at one of the largest churches in the country, gaining invaluable leadership experience and...2020-03-0600 minOne Another: for Group Leaders17. Leadership Hot Tips Part 1 w/ Kate Jackson17. Leadership Hot Tips Part 1 w/ Kate JacksonOn this episode, Scott has a conversation with Kate Jackson about the most important aspects of leadership. These "Leadership Hot Tips" are both practical and essential for any leader regardless of vocation. On this part one, we talk about the responsibility of leadership and the necessity of leading one's self. I.e., your true self is your best self and the self that others need.Kate Jackson has worked at one of the largest churches in the country, gaining invaluable leadership experience and wisdom, and is currently on the...2020-02-2800 minOne Another: for Group Leaders15. How to Read the Bible and Lead Better Part 1 w/ Dr. Mark Strauss15. How to Read the Bible and Lead Better Part 1 w/ Dr. Mark StraussOn this episode, I have the honor of talking with renowned New Testament Scholar, Dr. Mark Strauss. Mark earned his Ph.D. from the University of Aberdeen in 1992 and has been teaching New Testament ever since. He has authored approx. 20 books and many more articles. I’ve listed a link to his author page and books in the show notes below.Part One of this conversation with Dr. Strauss begins with the a priori leadership principle of love. Or, as Mark calls it, "Th...2020-02-2100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders16. How to Read the Bible and Lead Better Part 2 w/ Dr. Mark Strauss16. How to Read the Bible and Lead Better Part 2 w/ Dr. Mark StraussWelcome back to this second part of my conversation with renowned New Testament scholar Dr. Mark Strauss. If you missed the first part of our conversation: How to Read the Bible and Lead Better, please listen to part 1 first, as this episode is a continuation.Part Two of this conversation with Dr. Strauss focuses on how to read the Bible better, touching on the nature of translation, knowledge, and practical principles for anyone to read the Bible better.Want to learn...2020-02-2100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders14. Emotionally Healthy Leadership Part 2 w/ Matt Hammett14. Emotionally Healthy Leadership Part 2 w/ Matt HammettOn this episode Scott Wildey and Matt Hammett continue the conversation about emotionally Healthy Discipleship. As Peter Scazzero writes in his book Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, "There is no spiritual maturity without emotional maturity."Matt shares more about two core groups we now offer based on Scazzero's work, intended to develop our lives of loving God and loving others. Experiencing this training in community is integral to our lives with one another. As the saying goes, "If we want to go fast, go alone, if we want to go...2020-02-0600 minOne Another: for Group Leaders13. Emotionally Healthy Leadership Part 1 w/ Matt Hammett13. Emotionally Healthy Leadership Part 1 w/ Matt HammettOn this episode Scott Wildey and Matt Hammett continue the conversation about discernment through the lens of emotional health and its impact on leadership. The word “emotional” may have baggage for some. But make no mistake, as Peter Scazzero writes in his book Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, "There is no spiritual maturity without emotional maturity." Recognizing the activity of God happens at the deepest level of our being, beyond our surface level thoughts and emotions. In other words, if we lack awareness of our inner life, we will be driven by our...2020-01-3100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders12. Recognizing and Responding to God Part 2 w/ Grace Wilkinson12. Recognizing and Responding to God Part 2 w/ Grace WilkinsonOn this episode, Scott and Grace continue the conversation about Discernment. If you haven’t listened to Part 1, please pause and listen first as this discussion builds off of the last one.If you have listened, here’s a quick recap: Discernment is a word that is used a lot, but equally misunderstood. In fact, we typically use the term deciding or decision-making as a synonym for discernment. It’s the class square-rectangle scenario—A square is a rect-angle, but a rectangle is not a square—i...2020-01-2100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders11. Recognizing and Responding to God Part 1 w/ Grace Wilkinson11. Recognizing and Responding to God Part 1 w/ Grace WilkinsonIn this new season of One Another, Scott and Grace discuss the all important, yet often confused topic of discernment. Most of us think of discernment as solely decision making. However, the biblical discernment is both recognizing and responding to God in ordinary, everyday life—not just in big decisions. Or, as St. Ignatius writes, "Finding God in all things in order that we might love and serve God in all." This means that the heart of discernment is relationship. That is, regardless of the ou...2020-01-1000 minOne Another: for Group Leaders10. Delving Difficult People Part 3: The King's Speech Befriends the (False) Self Via Welcoming Prayer10. Delving Difficult People Part 3: The King's Speech Befriends the (False) Self Via Welcoming PrayerOn this part 3 of 3 of Delving Difficult People, Scott wraps up Emotional Programs for Happiness by moving towards practice, specifically Welcoming Prayer, what Fr. Thomas Keating calls "divine therapy". Though our instincts may tell us to self-protect (false self), avoid, or attempt to get rid of afflictive emotions, such as anger, fear, sadness, etc., our truer self invites us in with hospitality and compassion. That is, it's vital that we befriend our false self this way. Why? Because that which we ignore tyrannizes us...2019-11-1900 minOne Another: for Group Leaders9. Delving Difficult People Part 2: Shakespeare and Negative Sentiment Override9. Delving Difficult People Part 2: Shakespeare and Negative Sentiment OverrideOn this second part of delving difficult people we continue to unpack the implications of what Thomas Keating describes as our emotional programs for happiness. Specifically, what happens inside our heart and mind when we are triggered, including the internal dialogue that ensues.Using Shakespeare's Othello as an example of "Negative Sentiment Override," Scott unpacks the dangers of giving into the "stories we tell ourselves" uncritically with the help of Scott Gornto's book of the same name. The good news, as Dr. John Gottman prescribes, is that...2019-11-0300 minOne Another: for Group Leaders8. Delving Difficult People Part 1: Gremlins Meet Thomas Keating8. Delving Difficult People Part 1: Gremlins Meet Thomas KeatingWe typically think of "difficult people" as people out there that cause our consternation. However, one cannot spell "difficult" without an "I"—two I's to be exact. Those two “i”s represent two core aspects of our experience as human beings: Most often referred to as our true self (the self God created to be in loving, free relationship and enjoy God and others forever), and the false self, which is the self we began to construct in childhood to protect ourselves. It’s the self we unconsciously believe others want us...2019-10-2800 minOne Another: for Group Leaders7. I Was in Prison and You Visited Me, w/ Aaron Buttery7. I Was in Prison and You Visited Me, w/ Aaron ButteryOn this episode, Abby talks with chaplain Aaron Buttery about how he went from visiting prison, to severing prisoners. As you'll hear, Aaron takes the words of Matthew 25 seriously, where Jesus equates caring for the poor, the destitute, and the prisoners with serving himself.Aaron also serves as a Flood Church Caused-Based Group Leader for prison ministry at Donovan Prison. There are more than 5,000 men incarcerated in San Diego, so the need is great for volunteers to share God’s love. Flood’s Prison Group seek...2019-10-2100 minOne Another: for Group Leaders6. Ingroup and Outgroup Bias, w/ Abby Dyer6. Ingroup and Outgroup Bias, w/ Abby DyerJoin Abby and Scott as they discuss "innies" and "outies", or rather, ingroups and outgroups. The phrase, "Birds of a feather flock together" is a cliché for a reason. People tend to congregate and group up with people with similar preferences and prejudices. Ingroup bias (or ingroup favoritism) refers to the tendency to favor one’s own group, its members, its characteristics, and its preferences. Outgroup bias includes negative categorizations, feelings, or ideas about people who are not part of our ingroup.Though bias is common in our...2019-10-1300 minOne Another: for Group Leaders5. Loving Via Listening Part 2 w/ Mindi O'Hara5. Loving Via Listening Part 2 w/ Mindi O'HaraOn this episode, we continue our discussion on the art of listening and it's importance of leading healthy groups. Mindi shares some practical tips on how to listen well, the difference between coffee and counseling, and the dangers of cell phones (especially on dates). Scott and Mindi tag team the Extraversion-Introversion dynamic and conclude with a listening assessment from Peter Scazzero's book and website: EmotionallyHealthy.orgRecommended Resources:Google: “Speaker-Listener Technique”Book: "How to Ask Great Questions," by Karen Lee-ThorpAssessment: https://www.emotionallyhealthy.org...2019-10-0700 minOne Another: for Group Leaders4. Loving Via Listening Part 1 w/ Mindi O'Hara4. Loving Via Listening Part 1 w/ Mindi O'HaraGroups co-pastor Mindi O'Hara joins this episode to discuss the art of listening, which is essential to one-another-ness. As David Augsburger wrote, “Being heard is so close to being loved that for the average person, they are almost indistinguishable.” And yet, few people experience being truly listened to. If listening is so vital to our humanity, then why is it so difficult?One myth of small groups is that a leader's role is to dispense information and have the right answers. But Jesus rarely gave direct answers, and freq...2019-09-3000 minThe Savvy Sauce60 Understanding the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator to Improve Your Marriage, Family, and Work Relationships with Pastor, Scott Wildey60. Understanding the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator to Improve Your Marriage, Family, and Work Relationships with Pastor, Scott Wildey
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1 Thessalonians 5:11 (NIV) “Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.”
Scott Wildey, M.Div., is a husband to Linsey (17 yrs), and father to Hunter (11) and Piper (9). He is also an Associate Pastor at Flood Church in San Diego (16 yrs), overseeing the Groups and Marrieds ministries, and feels most alive encouraging others to be all God has designed them to be. Scot...2019-07-0154 min
Flood Church - Audio PodcastMisquoted: Define, "All Things"Misquoted: Define, "All Things"Pastor Scott Wildey begins our new series, "Misquoted: The Verses We Violate", by dissecting Philippians 4:13. We view this verse from Paul's original context, look at what it meant then, and what it means today in our lives with God.2018-08-0700 minFlood Church - Audio PodcastMixtape: Confessions of a MurdererMixtape: Confessions of a MurdererPastor Scott Wildey walks us through the confessions of a murderous monarch (Psalm 32). If God can mind the rubbish of King David’s life, then there’s hope for us too.2017-08-0100 min