Enjoy this brief audio introduction to the curriculum entitled: Vital Signs of Healing. There are 4 physical vital signs and 4 Vital Signs of Healing: Love, Value, Virtue, and Healing. This is an introduction to a lecture about the Vital Sign: VALUE. We had this picture up on the screen for part of our discussions:
Who do YOU most relate to in this picture? And why? Please leave us your insights by adding a comment below.
Join me in a GREAT interview with Pastor Bucky. He shares with us what we are going to be talking about this season at Men on the Path, and he shares why he goes to a men’s group.
Listen, enjoy, and as always please share with us your comments to this post.
Join me in listening to an interview with Gene who gives a GREAT example and IMPORTANT reasons to join us at Men on the Path this coming Wednesday morning at 6:45am-8:00am.
Note: it is best to enter the housing complex off of Portolla because then when you go through the gate the club house where we are meeting is straight ahead of you. When you enter at the Portola gate tell Jim, the guard there, that you are attending the Pathways meeting.
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Enjoy this WONDERFUL interview with Mark regarding how to lead a small group of teenagers. In this short interview Mark points out some KEY points:
Get READY! We are starting a new adventure as men on the path together.
Here is a link to my Listmania list at amazon.com. I have started a very short list of movies that 10-12 year olds may enjoy. Please help me add to the list by adding your pics by commenting on this post.
Another good, cute, and funny movie for the kids….although my 11 year old liked Wall*E better.
This was a GREAT movie for the entire family…even my 11 year old who wants to only see PG 13 movies!
As I have mentioned in the past, I continue to struggle to solve the tension between my 11 year old son’s desire to watch all PG 13 movies that his friends get to watch and my concerns about his exposure to unhealthy material. I have yet to find a reliable list or review source to give me a clear thumbs up or down on movies appropriate for tweeners: 11 to 13 year olds.
The best 2 resources are: plugged in and rotten tomatoes but they still are not always accurate or clear in their recommendations.
Anyone have a reliable list or recommendations for good tweener movies?
Coming soon! (If? When? the new version of podpress comes out to fix the problems between wordpress 2.6 and podpress 8.8) I plan to do a 10 part audio series on the VERY BEST men’s group topics of all time and an audio series on the best learnings from how to win friends and influence people!
Any other topics of interest? Let me know!
A movie with a great message: 1 Samuel 16:7
Penelope’s mom and society at large look at her pig nose and find her wanting. Her mom continues to tell her that she is not her nose, but by her actions, shows Penelope that her looks are very important. The culmunating moment in the movie is when pig nosed Penelope realizes that she likes herself just the way she is despite her mom’s constant emphasis that her outward looks are not a part of her and can be ‘fixed’, and when her pig nose gets ‘fixed’ life will finally be good.
The inward/heart is what is important and we as parents must continue to show our unconditional love and the importance of the heart and not the outward appearance.
Probably a good movie for teens and tweeners. Does have a scary witch in the beginning casting a curse and a women committing suicide because she feels unloved (brief scene that sets up reason why Penelope has a pig nose-due to a curse).
Over the years, I have accumulated some GREAT games. Here is a list I created at amazon.com:
Am I the only one struggling out there to find appropriate moves for my tweener son to watch? He really wants to watch what all his ‘buddies’ are allowed to watch: Hancock, Bourne Identity, etc. Where is the list of movies that are entertaining and not just G.I.G.O. (garbage in garbage out)?