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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2022 · 1H 25M

THE NETWORK | Episode 37 "Ceiling Searching" with former NFL player Min. Jeremy Parquet

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Follow the podcast on social media: Instagram: @The_Network_Podcast Facebook: The Network With Michael Prejean This week's guest is Minister Jeremy Parquet.  Jeremy is the ONLY professional football player in history to win championships in a College Bowl Game, the NFL Europe World Bowl, the UFL, and a Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers.  Parquet shares his journey from NORCO, Louisiana to the NFL, from being cut to finding God.  He even shares his battles with mental health in an uplifting Season 3 premiere of The Network.  Hope you enjoy it.   Subscribe to The Network!  You never know, you might need it! Like and share with a friend.  Instagram: @jeremyparquet Recommended Podcasts: Knuckleheads The Pivot Recommended Reads "Essentialism" by Greg McKeown Recommended Music: "Ain't it Fun" by Paramour "Firm Foundation" by Maverick City "We don't talk about Bruno" from Encanto Ya Didn't Ask: "When emotion runs high, logic runs low."

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