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Fearless Fundraising with Dr. Jonathan Roe is the podcast that turns your flex time into growth time – whether you’re commuting, working out, or just out walking the dog. Each episode is packed with practical tools, biblical encouragement, and real-world strategies to help Christian nonprofit leaders grow stronger, lead boldly, and fund their God-given mission.

Changing the cancer paradigm. - The Cancer Secrets Podcast, hosted by Dr. Jonathan Stegall - MD and Integrative Oncologist - is designed to give cancer patients and their loved ones hope, support, and a voice they can trust.

Descubre el método para, de una vez por todas, alcanzar tus metas. "Grover y Rhodes plantean un argumento sólido: "las imágenes evocan emociones, y las emociones moldean el comportamiento". Este libro beneficiará a los lectores que deseen levantarse del sillón y cambiar su vida". Publishers Weekly. Es más fácil rendirse ante los pensamientos negativos y los viejos hábitos. que plantearse corregirlos mediante pequeñas acciones.

Welcome to Germs & Jargon, where science meets storytelling! Join Dr. Miller, an infectious disease expert, and Jonathan Hope, your curious co-host, as they break down microbiology (the study of germs), immunology (our ability to fight off disease), and infectious diseases into bite-sized, easy-to-understand conversations. We tackle the microscopic world in a way that makes sense—no special training or knowledge required. Dr. Miller unpacks the jargon around the germs, while Jonathan asks the questions you really want answered.

Our podcast delves deep into the dark side of the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how influential doctors shaped the narrative. 📖 A Movement in the Making: "We Want Them Infected" isn't just a book; it's a call to action, exposing how the anti-vaccine movement infiltrated mainstream culture. Join us on this journey of discovering the impact of misinformation on public health, trust in science, and more.

In "Controlling the Agenda: The Ten Commandments for Managing Obnoxious Bosses and Coworkers in the Workplace," the author delves into the intricacies of work relationships, exploring the challenges of controlling the agenda and not falling prey to destructive dynamics. This insightful guide offers a comprehensive approach to understand the work environment, navigate through its complexities, and thrive.

This book was written to not only address frequently asked questions like those above, but also to cover everything you need to know about teeth, gums, modern, and cosmetic dentistry! But don't let that scare you!! Dr lee keeps things simple and to the point!

Join Dr. Jonathan Hoover every Monday for an engaging video podcast at the crossroads of psychology and Christianity. As the program director of the Master of Science in General Psychology at Regent University and senior associate pastor at NewSpring Church in Wichita, KS, Jonathan brings a wealth of expertise and insight to each episode. Explore profound topics through his solo discussions, and enjoy conversations with expert guests who bring fresh perspectives to the dialogue. Whether you’re seeking to deepen your understanding or gain practical wisdom, this podcast is your weekly guide to...

Who Do I Belong To? is a book about the experiences of a young boy who was born into chaotic love. Embraced by the fairytale of loving family members awaiting his arrival while simultaneously being thrust into the drug war zone of heroin addiction before he could even open his eyes. The same loving family forced to decide between life and the deadly perils of addiction before he could even be swaddled correctly set the tone for what was to come.

Does this sound familiar? Your wife has been giving you signals to tell you something is wrong and one day, you wake up to a slap in the face. She says something along the lines of: I want to separate, I need some space to figure things out, I think we should divorce, I can’t do this anymore, I cheated on you, or the classic ‘I love you but I’m not in love with you.’

One of the most pernicious and persistent myths in the United States is the association of Black skin with poverty. Though there are forty million more poor white people than Black people, most Americans, both Republicans and Democrats, continue to think of poverty—along with issues like welfare, unemployment, and food stamps—as solely a Black problem. Why is this so? What are the historical causes? And what are the political consequences that result?