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After 12 years of anguish from bi-polar depression I appear to finally be free! Therefore I have had a week on cloud nine. I'm able to be my old self, hang out with my kids, volunteer, create music, podcast, do chores and more!When you play stupid games you win stupid prizes. In other words, you reap what you sow. This week I've had various examples of this pass through my life. People who have rejected God's way to do things their own way... and bad stuff is coming. God's ways are best for a reason.Thanks for listening folks! I covet your feedback: [email protected] Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Australia is no joke. Some of the creepiest critters imaginable live there free to roam. Even the cutest of them can be hard to deal with. Enjoy Jonas' story of a scary night camping in the outback.Check out the new songs: https://tsspodcast.bandcamp.comSubscribe and Listen: https://listen.thatstoryshow.comLeave us a Review: https://review.thatstoryshow.comSend Your Funny Real-Life Story: http://thatstoryshow.com/submitJoin our Discord: https://discord.gg/kxKHupTBRPSupport Us: http://support.thatstoryshow.comFollow Us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatstoryshowTwitter: https://twitter.com/ThatStoryShowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatstoryshowAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today was awesome. Kind of a miracle to me. Let's talk through a successful battle against Anhedonia and a lack of self-control with food. Jenna came home from a missions trip to Jamaica. Life changing and we're so glad it was a life-changing experience.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's a post-Christmas debrief. A new friend shares some graphic details about his job. David has troubles understanding an accent. John has a unique experience while fixing his water main. An old lady shares a prayer request that should have been unspoken. An affluent student gets a gift meant for a homeless person. Submit your story! https://thatstoryshow.com/submit/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's a post-Christmas debrief. A new friend shares some graphic details about his job. David has troubles understanding an accent. John has a unique experience while fixing his water main. An old lady shares a prayer request that should have been unspoken. An affluent student gets a gift meant for a homeless person. Submit your story! https://thatstoryshow.com/submit/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

How do you know when you've found "The One"? What are the keys to a forever marriage?Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

We asked for your best Wedding stories and you delivered. Blair’s brother barfs before Blair’s betrothal. Sarah shares a story of stranded spouses. Peggy pilfers a presidential penthouse. Edward remembers a recycled rhapsody. Tom’s bride saves scratch by stealing stems from a stiff. Stephanie's friend finds first aid after falling flat. And on the bonus show: Alex pays the piper to play without passing out. Karen can’t get into Canada. Plus our own wedding stories.Subscribe and listen:https://listen.thatstoryshow.comLeave us a review:https://review.thatstoryshow.comSend your funny real-life story today!http://thatstoryshow.comFollow us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatstoryshowTwitter: https://twitter.com/ThatStoryShowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatstoryshow/Support us:http://support.thatstoryshow.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"We were doing Dave Ramsey before Dave Ramsey was doing Dave Ramsey."Welcome to We're Both Right, where James and Jen share their experiences and insights on life, marriage, and money. In this episode, they discuss their different views on money and how they learned to manage it as a couple.Learning to Manage Money TogetherJames and Jen share their experiences of learning to manage money as a couple. They talk about their different backgrounds and how they had to combine their views on money to create a solid financial foundation for their future.Different Perspectives on MoneyJames talks about his upbringing, where spending money was the norm and saving was not a priority. Jen, on the other hand, grew up in a household where saving money and being financially responsible were the main focus.James: Spent money as soon as he had it, without much thought for the futureJen: Saved money and prioritized financial stabilityCombining Financial ViewsAs they started planning for their future together, James and Jen had to find a way to combine their different perspectives on money. They had to come to terms with their individual approaches and find a middle ground that worked for both of them.Setting Financial GoalsThey talk about setting financial goals and creating a plan that allowed them to save, pay bills, and still have some spending money for fun activities.James: Initially struggled with the idea of saving and budgetingJen: Prioritized saving and creating an emergency fundFinancial Independence and Freedom from DebtJames and Jen discuss the importance of financial independence and the freedom that comes with being debt-free. They share their experiences of living with no debt and having an emergency fund in place.Learning from OthersThey also talk about how they were influenced by older married couples who were in debt despite having material possessions. This experience motivated them to prioritize financial stability and avoid falling into the same trap.James: Realized the importance of financial freedom from observing others' financial strugglesJen: Prioritized financial stability and avoiding debtLiving Beneath Their MeansIn this new chunk of the transcript, James and Jen share how they made a conscious decision to live beneath their means. They talk about their early struggles, starting with a small apartment and furnishing it with affordable items. They emphasize the importance of not overspending and avoiding debt.Started with nothing and lived in an affordable apartmentMade a decision to always live beneath their meansFurnished their apartment with affordable items from garage sales and saved moneyBought a mattress and a box spring and saved up to buy a bedroom suiteEmphasize the importance of living beneath their means to avoid financial stressJoin James and Jen as they share more insights and experiences on life, marriage, and money in future episodes of We're Both Right.Stay tuned for more valuable insights and discussions on managing money as a couple. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more tips and advice on navigating life and finances together.Email: [email protected]: patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else visit werebothright.comTranscript available on website.

In this episode, Jennifer and James reflect on their experiences with how money was managed their families during the 1980s. They delve into how these early financial lessons shaped their personal self-imposed rules and vows made that guided them into their young adult lives.Email: [email protected]: patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else visit werebothright.com

I found the audio from this sermon I taught in 2014, right before depression took me out of full-time ministry. It really meant a lot to me to go back and listen. I hope it blesses you.The sermon is split into two parts. This is part 1.If this was a blessing to you, email me: [email protected]

Please listen to EP 6: Broken - Part 1 first.This is the second part of a sermon I taught in 2014 just before anxiety and Major Depressive Disorder took me out of full time ministry.If this message spoke to you let me know. Email: [email protected]

James and Jennifer are getting old. Examples of how they know they are aging. Is aging as bad as they thought it would be? How long will they live? Will they make it to 50 years married? What kind of things do they want to do in the mean time? Let's see who's right this week.Email: [email protected]: patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else visit werebothright.com

Jenn and James share, and playfully argue and disagree about their bucket list items.Email: [email protected]: patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else visit werebothright.com

This episode James and Jennifer tackle some deep questions about married relationships. Are open relationships healthy or right? Should you have access to your spouse's phone and social media? All this and more.Email WBR: [email protected] the show on Patreon: http://patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else: http://werebothright.com

Jenn and James share their opinions on what is the best. Example: What is the best movie universe between Star Wars and Harry Potter.Email WBR: [email protected] the show on Patreon: http://patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else: http://werebothright.com

Jenn loves the dogs. James hates one and dislikes the other.Are the dogs a waste of skin or are they the loyal companions Jennifer believes them to be?Contact us: [email protected] the show: http://patreon.com/wbrcastFor everything else: http://werebothright.com

We're both getting new jobs. James is contrary. Jenn is put into emergency mode by her stupid husband. We talk about our first jobs, chat makes a good boss, a good coworker, and what we're planning for retirement. Enjoy!Questions? Comments? Email: [email protected] everything else visit: werebothright.comSupport the show on Patreon: patreon.com/wbrcast

Jenn taps into James' inner redneck as she poses a series of questions about the typical Florida Man to try to get some insight into the thinking behind their strange behavior.Be one of the first to support the show on Patreon.Email us: [email protected]

Jenn is being judged unfairly. James tastes the dog. Clothes are different for guys and girls.

Air B&B's, Job Interviews, Downtown St. Louis and the right way to say Crayon.

King David made numerous mistakes, but God still chose him, fully aware of his flaws. Can we also expect to receive such divine grace? I believe we can.

Is it a sign of failure when uncertainty arises, or is it simply a testament to our need for more than just emotions to have faith? The tale of Thomas suggests otherwise.

We're looking at 1 Thessalonieans16-18 which tells us to rejoice always, pray continuously, and give thanks. These are hard things to do when you're struggling. Let's take the pressure off and find practical ways to accomplish God's will in these things.

How should we respond when God's answer is "no"? Become a living sacrifice.

The story of Jacob wrestling with God helps us understand our own struggles.Feedback?: [email protected]

What it's like when you're 29 and single. The feeling that you're alone even though you're surrounded by people.