💬 Show Notes

In this profound episode, we explore the intersection of faith, calling, and the pursuit of peace with Doctor Aaron Kelson. Tune in as we discuss the challenges of following a divinely inspired path, the true meaning of peace, and how embracing one's calling can lead to a life of purpose despite the absence of worldly peace. Dr. Kelson's journey from a non-traditional student to a PhD in forestry economics and beyond exemplifies the courage and faith required to navigate life's storms. Don't miss this insightful conversation that delves into the essence of spiritual peace and the power of divine guidance.

Chapters:

(00:00) Introduction

(00:15) Doctor Aaron Kelson's Background

(00:30) The Concept of Worldly Peace

(00:45) Finding Peace Through Nature and Faith

(01:00) The Role of Divine Inspiration in Life's Journey

(01:15) Embracing One's Calling and Overcoming Doubt

(01:30) The Importance of Trusting in Divine Guidance

(01:45) Distinguishing Divine Inspiration from Personal Desires

(02:00) The Promise of Romans 8:28 and Following God's Purpose

(02:15) Conclusion

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Explore the complexities of 'grit' in today's episode, where we unravel its psychological underpinnings with Dr. Laurie Scheiner. We dissect how grit has been measured in education, its ties to privilege, and the potential pitfalls of overemphasizing this trait. Dr. Scheiner, with her extensive background in higher education, offers a nuanced perspective on the intersection of grit, success, and systemic barriers. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that challenges conventional wisdom and invites us to consider the true drivers of achievement.

Chapters:

(00:00) Introduction

(04:22) Defining Grit and Its Misconceptions

(08:15) The Origin and Application of Grit in Education

(12:45) Grit vs. Growth Mindset

(17:30) The Privilege of Grit and its Implications

(23:10) Grit in Higher Education and Access

(28:50) The Role of Support and Community in Developing Grit

(34:25) Systemic Barriers and the Misuse of Grit

(40:00) The Impact of Grit on Faculty and Staff

(45:15) Creating Thriving Educational Environments

(50:30) Conclusion

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From the vibrant culture of Jamaica to the challenges of fatherhood in the American South, Howard's journey is a tapestry of resilience, love, and self-discovery. In this heartwarming episode, we dive into his life as a 'girl dad', his struggles with identity, and the complexities of co-parenting across borders. Join us as Howard shares his profound insights on raising a strong, independent daughter while navigating the intersections of his identity as a black, bisexual man. This is a story of transformation and the power of unconditional love—prepare to be moved.

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