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Wayne shares another episode on how to love your coworker. What God thinks of the prideful person and how we are to love them. He also shares the full version of the podcast openings song "All That Really Matters" by the Alwyn Wall Band, from their The Prize Lp.

Wayne continues series on "Loving Your Co-Worker". Discusses verse 4 of 1 Corinthians 13 some more. Dealing with envy of our co-workers. Also shares the song "I Do Not Belong" by the group Kutless.

Part one of a series "Loving Your Co-worker". Wayne shares a practical way to love your co-worker and those others that may be hard to love. From the book of Second Corinthians 13 we see what it means to be long-suffering.The song "Lovespeak" by the Resurrection Band's CD Ampendectomy is shared.

Wayne shares thoughts on Proverbs 24:17-18. How to react when someone you do not like does good or is rewarded. He also shares a song from one of his favorite artist, Robyn Pope.The song "Cast the First Stone".

Wayne shares a short thought about the blessing of being watched. Raw, Unedited and unscripted. He also shares the song "His Eyes" by Steven Curtis Chapman.

Wayne and family share thoughts on the Christmas story of the Wise-men's visit from the second annual fire side Christmas Eve podcast. Recorded from their backyard in Dothan, Alabama. Also shared is the song "The Three Kings" by Huntsville Alabama's Morgan Trotter.

Wayne shares part two of a message he shared with the Pleasant Plains Baptist Church Brotherhood in Ashford Alabama. He uses a fictional character from a local radio ad and the parable of the Good Samaritan to illustrate how we should love those hard-to-get-along-with people in our workplace and area of influence. No song added this episode.

The first part of a longer message given by Wayne Brooks at a Brotherhood Breakfast meeting at Pleasant Plains Baptist Church in Ashford, Alabama, USA

Wayne shares from an episode of Any Griffith on being an example. He also shares the song “Legend in His Own Time” by Robyn Pope. First published Oct 20, 2017

Wayne shares the benefits of having a know-it-all in your life. The song "Two Sets of Jones" by Big Tent Revival is shared. Uploaded First published Sept 14, 2017

Part Four of the "Spiritual Warfare Series" Where Wayne shares a real life example of being led by the Holy Spirit in the workplace. He also shares a song by the group Daniel Amos titled "Ghost of the Heart". First published Aug 13, 2017

Wayne shares on being a reflection of Jesus Christ in our workplace and he shares the song,"You're the Only Jesus" by the group The Faith Crew. First published July 24, 2017

Wayne shares on the consequences of not paying attention in our work and spiritual lives. The song, "My Jesus" by Todd Agnew is shared. First published Jun 22, 2017

Wayne shares some spiritual insight he gleaned from a course he took from LinkedIn. Also he uses a new podcast ending for this episode. He shares a song from Integrity Music's Scripture Memory Series on "God's Grace•. First published May 6, 2017

Easter message for 2017and Wayne shares an old favorite,"Rise Again" by Dallas Holm. First published Apr 15, 2017

First extended episode where Wayne compares Christ with other religions and belief systems. He also shares a great praise and worship song by the group Parable, "There is None Like You". It is from their 2000 CD, "Sing To The Lord". First published Mar 21, 2017

Part Three of the "Spiritual Warfare Series" Where Wayne Brooks shares more thoughts on spiritual warfare and it's real battleground. He also shares a song by Petra titled,"Sleeping Giant" off their "Beyond Belief" album. First published Mar 6, 2017

Wayne strays from his normal format to share a sound bite from Ed Strauss' "Hobbit Devotional". No song is shared on this episode. First published Feb 15, 2017

Wayne shares on the motive for doing your best in your job. He also shares the song, "It's the Small Things" by Kathy Troccoli from her 1999 "Stubborn Love" LP. First published Jan 11, 2017

Wayne shares from his backyard campfire on Christmas Eve on "Angels on the Night-shift" Also he shares Steven Curtis Chapman's song, "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" Published Dec 24, 2016