EPISODE · Jul 29, 2022 · 47 MIN
Jay Payleitner (bestselling author) & Paul Wight (aka Big Show (7x world champion wrestler))
from The Tim DeMoss Show Podcast · host The Tim DeMoss Show
Today on the "Famous Friday Show" author Jay Payleitner checks in regarding his latest effort, Don't Take the Bait to Escalate: Conflict Is Inevitable. Being a Jerk Is Optional. Salem's July Book of the Month (which you can enter to win through this Sunday at wfil.com). He discusses questions such as "Should conflict be avoided at all costs?" and "Is reconciliation always the goal?" Payleitner also touches on the "Four Factors": 1) Decide what you really want, 2) Know the risks, 3) Empathize with your adversary, and 4) Expect the win, giving humorous examples along the way. The book offers help to people in today's world and divisive climate, and ways to resolve conflicts with family members and others. 7-time world champion wrestler Paul Wight (aka "Big Show") also joins us to talk about the new movie Marcus (2022), a dramatic film on mental health. Wight--nearly 7 feet tall & 375+ lb--plays Gus, a security guard who tries to understand Marcus and the issues he is dealing with. Wight discusses what inspired him to do the role, his thoughts on actor Owen Miller (who plays Marcus Howard, the film's central character) and if he sees himself continuing down the path of acting. Tim adds some comments after the chat including verses from Scripture with regard to anxiety and peace (Philippians 4:4-7), hearing God's voice (John 10:1-11) and the true life offered by Christ (John 10:10, John 3:16). We conclude the show with our world-famous "Now THAT'S Punny" segment! :) Sports Clips:Darick Hall, Philadelphia Phillies Scouting Director.Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles Center. Music: Zach Williams: Heart of God https://jaypayleitner.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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