Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Body image and losing weight

Here’s a new podcast I recorded for tmcyouth that was posted yesterday.


Taking a look in the mirror


That glass object in your room can sometimes be your worst enemy. It tells you if you’re fat or thin—good-looking or ugly. Click here to find out how to see your true image and shed off pounds of worry and doubt!


Thursday, September 24, 2009

Daily Lift

A two minute audio clip on "Be fruitful and multiply," that I recorded a few days ago was posted on christianscience.com today.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Your Daily Lift

Have you heard about the new series of mini-podcasts, “Your Daily Lift,” put out by the Christian Science Board of Lectureship?

Each day, a 60-90 second thought for the day is recorded by a different lecturer and posted on
www.christianscience.com. The ideas shared are quite good.

I had one posted today, titled, “You are good.”

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Podcast on the economy

I was recently interviewed by time4thinkers.com on my spiritual perspective of the economy.

“We live in a divine economy!” I told them.


A young man making his way in the music industry and a bank examiner working at the Federal Reserve were also interviewed.

To listen, click here for episode 4 on their site, “Keeping afloat in a sinking economy."

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

You can be a healer

Last week, I lectured at a Christian Science Youth Summit in Chicago, Illinois, and had a wonderful time talking with dozens of teens and college age students.

My talk was recorded and has been posted on tmcyouth.com as a podcast.

The intro states:

Would you like to be able to heal people? Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher shares some tried and true rules for healing that come from the most advanced form of healing there is today: Christian Science.

If you want to listen, click here, "You can be a healer."

Friday, May 9, 2008

Live without stress

Feeling stressed out, worried or overly concerned? There's a spiritual way out...

In April, I lectured to young people in Los Angeles at a Youth Summit on the topic of “How to live without stress.” My talk was recorded and recently posted on tmcyouth.com.

The site introduces the podcast with

Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher shares some ideas about how to deal with stress. Fears, worries, and concerns prevent us from trusting our lives to God. But it’s this trust that is the very thing that
can break through to solutions to our problems. Join in to see how to feel God’s presence and shed the stress.

There are many good lectures posted on tmcyouth.com as audio files that were given at Youth Summits this spring. Check them out here.

Friday, April 4, 2008

"Thinking about women" series

The final parts in the podcast series, “Thinking about women,” on tmcyouth.com that I participated in have been posted.


Part 5
Almost everyone knows what it’s like to want to shake a bad habit, unsuccessfully. If you’re honestly trying to live a better life, how can you move forward without being dragged down by outgrown behavior? The fifth installment of “Thinking about women—the series” covers just that—”How to shed behavior that drags you down.” This was a topic brought up right on the discussion forums of tmcyouth.com. In this podcast, Christian Science practitioner Russel Fogg and video producer Matt Lawrence join TMC Youth’s David Bates to look into it.


Part 6
Whether you’re married, hoping to marry some day, or happily single, “What about women, sex, and marriage?” has some spiritual insights for you. In the sixth and final episode of “Thinking about women—the series,” Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher, Christian Science practitioner Russel Fogg, and video producer Matt Lawrence join TMC Youth’s David Bates honestly take on the topic of marriage, from a man’s perspective.

Friday, February 29, 2008

"Thinking about women," part 4

The fourth part of the tmcyouth.com series on “Thinking about women,” that I was involved with has been posted.

The intro...
You flip on any TV sitcom and chances are you’ll hear some mention of sex. What is the obsession with sex on TV, in magazines, and on the Internet? Why does the media industry feel a need to portray life solely on the sensual? Find out what four guys conclude in this fourth episode of “Thinking about women–the series.” Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher, Christian Science practitioner Russel Fogg, and video producer Matt Lawrence join TMC Youth’s David Bates to tackle the question, “Why is sex always in the media?”

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

"Thinking about women," part 3

Episode #3 in the series, “Thinking about women,” that I was involved with, has been posted on tmcyouth.com.

The intro…

Most people think sensual desires are natural to human beings. But are they? And are they something we just have to learn to deal with, or is there another solution ? These are the kinds of questions a group of guys talk about in the third installment of “Thinking about women-the series.”

Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher and Christian Science practitioner Russel Fogg join TMC Youth’s David Bates to try and figure out where these urges for sex come from.

"Thinking about women" part 2

Episode #2 of the podcast series, “Thinking about women,” that I participated in, is posted on tmcyouth.com.

Here’s the intro:

“Most people are familiar with Adam, Eve, and the apple. (A drawing of the story is even shown at the beginning of the popular television show, “Desperate Housewives.”) Its underlying theme has really impacted everyday life whether we feel it directly or not. So, “How do we get beyond the Adam and Eve model?”

In the second installment of “Thinking about women-the series,” Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher, Christian Science practitioner Russel Fogg, and video producer Matt Lawrence join TMC Youth’s David Bates to figure out how we can move beyond a sin-based concept of ourselves and others.”

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Thinking about women series

A new podcast I participated in has been posted.

"Thinking about women," part of a series on tmcyouth.com.

We ask the question, "Are sexual cravings really spiritual cravings?"

Listen in and see what you think.

Monday, September 17, 2007

Loving your enemies podcast

“How can you love an enemy?"

"How can you love someone who hates you and wants to harm you?”

These are some of the questions I answer in a new podcast that just launched on tmcyouth.com.

Click here, “Loving your enemies,” and listen to how you can respond to your enemies with a power that disarms their hatred and brings healing.

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

"You can be healed" podcast

My first podcast is online. Produced for tmcyouth.com, “You can be healed,” was posted this evening and is available for anyone to listen to.

Here’s the intro…


When Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher was a kid, he stepped on a rusty nail and it almost went clear through his foot. He was scared, but as he thought about what he knew first hand about the healing power of God, he knew he could trust God to heal him.

Evan shares step by step his thought process, how he dealt with his fears, what he learned about God and the end result. He worked it out through prayer and shows how your prayers can heal you, too.

You can listen to the audio online, or download it to your MP3 player or ipod. Its 15 minutes long.

Enjoy!

 

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