The Great Shalom Podcast : Overcoming Learning Problems

Sharon Sarles
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Faith health, healing, & innovative education for overcoming learning problems

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  1. 5d ago

    God’s Healing Promise Are Still Good

    We have been thinking a lot about Fauci and the plandemic and the harm of vaccines lately. Fauci's non-cooperation with the Senate is on the news. Some wildly arrogant reporter argues with the Secretary of Health and Human services -- much to her and her employer's shame. One of our last episodes was a round up of reflections on vaccines/immunizations and the decisions faced if sending a child to a school. It is painful. Most people are not mentally strong enough to be willing to connect all the dots; the picture is grim. But no matter how widespread and evil Evil is, God is greater. God's healing promise, secured in the atonement, won on the cross of Calvary... has not somehow lost its power. Yes, a lot of repentance is in order for those who pushed sickness, death, destruction, and infertility onto others. But many of us were ... deceived. Maybe still that is sin; we should have inquired of God. It is chilling how many ministries urged their people to get the vaccines -- or not to worry about it (which is just about as bad especially if that minister makes a living off of end time preaching). Nevertheless, there is forgiveness for sin when repented. I John 1:8 God is faithful to forgive of our sin and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. Beyond that, God wants healing for us all. God did not create the world broken. And He sent help in Jesus Christ, to redeem us. Not just eternally, but with help for the here and now. Check out Isaiah 53 with me, that talks about God's redemption from sin and from sickness -- on the cross. BTW Johnny Enlow shared that "Fauci" is a Sicilian name, meaning "sickle (a large curved knife used to harvest plants)." God's healing promise stands. Let's study it, cling to it, and think about it.

  2. Aug 1

    Vaccines for the Start of School? What will you do?

    Vaccines for the Start of School? What will you do? A round up of my thoughts and questions. The Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment of The Constitution of the United States of America ensures that you should be able to get an exemption. Sometimes it takes working at it. Besides, you might want to ask other questions about the safety and efficacy of the government schools. https://rumble.com/v7dau9s-truth-be-told-remdesivirveklury-death-protocols.html?e9s=src_v1_mfp Texans for Vaccine Choice Discuss Informed Consent https://rumble.com/user/txforvaxchoice Errata: I should have mentioned Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, Dr. Teresa Long, and Dr. Ardis DO among the doctor whislteblowers. You might also want to know about Lt. Col. Ivan Raiklin, who has researched the covid scam with professional expertise of both a Green Beret and a Constitutional attorney. (But is not the one mentioned in the audio.)t I have heard it said that as many of 90% of parents reported that they were likely to get the covid jab for their children, while only less than 10% did because of the truth getting out. Without the brave truthtelling of people like this, it is very likely that a a whole generation of children would have been jabbed, thereby some dying and most others having their fertility stolen. Our society likely would have collapsed. Most of the heroes in this story never set out to be heroes. Mostly, it was forced upon them and they simply chose to do the right thing, following the morals of their faith and the ethics of their profession. The question is why so many failed. Thank God, in the highest, that some did not.

  3. Jul 23

    Rethinking Education — and Micro-School as Latest Improvement

    Continuation of interview with Dan Baze KFRE 580 AM in Lubbock, Texas. We agree we need some rethinking in education. We agree that Jesus might be a good model. We agree that we need character education. Okay, so what might be one practical application? Sharon talks about her ideas for a micro-school. How this idea came about, what it would look like, and who it might help. Especially younger children, who need a cozy environment, and might learn at a faster or slower pace in one area. So, now, we have individualized, caring education! As well as higher academic standards and better character training. So we have rethinking education and a practical application in a micro-school. Listen! Share! contact me at info@orgstrat.net if you want consulting help starting a school. Go to www.teachachildchangeanation.org if you want a course in how to start a daycare or preschool, especially inyour church.

  4. Jul 16

    Intro to Sharon and her Projects in Education

    I was recently hosted The Dan Baze show on KFRE, a local prime time radio show. In this portion, you will hear a little introduction of me and my project. We cover Montessori, character education, colonial education, and the new measures of putting some Bible into Texas schools. We had a great time. Come and listen. Thanks so much to Dan Baze (insurance agent extraordinaire) for giving me this introduction in Lubbock, leader in homeschooling & private Christian schools. Yet, even in Lubbock, we have academic and character problems! Everywhere -- we need a thorough rethinking and then some founding of some new Christian schools. Will work on getting a land address, but for now, please write me at info@greatshalolm.org. We appreciate your generosity in helping get the word of help, healing,and wholeness out. Please contact me through www.orgstrat.net or info@orgstrat.net if you want consulting services. The site for the online course in how to start a licensed childcare center is www.teachachildchangeanation.org

  5. Jul 9

    Manners and Civics? Lessons from The American Revolution

    Here is our special for our 250 year anniversary. Things to think about in terms of your children's learning. How are manners and civics related? Character and government? These are things that we seldom think about today, but are vital. They were the root of the success of our culture and our nation. Yet, almost unknown today. Consider these videos and articles. Please watch them with your children (age appropriate. Young Washington and the Civilian Defense intro are bloody.) Then, consider encouraging your children with their own self-improvement projects. Talk about this at your church or club. Have a great summer. Young Washington Official Trailer Young Washington Movie Historians react to Young Washington Movie Is what others call ambition wrong? Where does ambition come from? (At least 2 answers.) What is the best way to use ambition? Does "calling" from God have anything to do with ambition? Rules of Civility by George Washington from Wall Builders What are the most important manners (aka rules for civility) in your world? What are the most important manners for the economic category just above yours? Higher or lower? How can you find out what the rules are in any group? Do you know anyone who raised there status? How did they do it? What rules did they master that they can tell you about? What Students were Reading in 1776 What 1, 2 or 4 books from this list might you want to read this summer -- while you are in the air conditioner. They should be in your public library. If they are not, then please consult the librarian about how to obtain. Wouldn't it be fun to have a study group to discuss these books with? Do you know any one who knows about these books who could teach or lead a study group? If not, ask a professor. If you don't know any professors, ask a pastor. Famous Quotes of Ben Franklin Pick a quote and memorize it. Maybe do this each week for the rest of the summer? Ben Franklin's plan for self-improvement in 4 weeks (Not recommending OCPD Foundation, as I do not know them, just passing along the Franklin article) Can you improve your life in just 4 weeks? Yes! much better than randomly trying all the time. See book by Ed Rush *Twenty-one Day Miracle* which is based on science and an easy read. Civilian Defense Won the Revolution (Patrick Henry & the Bell Ringers etc.) What was the success behind Patrick Henry? Can you replicate that at all in your life? Do you know a prepping group? A political group? A self-improvement group? Find one you like and see what you can learn.

  6. Jul 2

    Parents Teaching Civics?

    Is it a good idea that parents teach civics? Shouldn't that be done by professionals? How is that working out for you? Deuteronomy 6 tasks parents with education. Even if you hire a private school or send your child to governments schools, still, in the end a parent is responsible. So, do we teach civics? Meaning ... the knowledge and training how to contribute to the common good by properly interfacing with the government. Let's consider that. What would civics consist in? The small child might have to share responsibility to clean up shared space. The moppet may learn to enforce non-bullying on his playground. The "junior higher" may learn about governmental affairs by participating in an ordered voluntary association, as perhaps a club with officers. The "high schooler" may be trying out her speaking ability, promoting some measure at city council to restrain government. We all had best be continuing to learn about history and governmental philosophy. Today, we take one episode from our Manner product to consider civics: that we must teach it, that parents should be involved in being sure it is taught and properly, and consider what might best be taught. Open to your ideas, too. I hope you have a wonderful Independence Day celebration -- our 250th. Here are some resources you might enjoy: Dinesh D'Souza on John Adams' Warnings: Necessity of Virtue of the Population for National Survival Dinesh D'Souza on Benjamin Franklin's Secret: Self-Improvement

  7. Jun 25

    Celebrate the 250th by Studying the Founders’ Principles

    Let's review the principles of the founders. Here is an introduction, a primer. (Not to be confused with the New England primer that taught reading.) Returning to and understanding of the basic principle's of the founders is of great need. 1. Rights are given by God, not government. 2. Governments are given the power to protect the citizens. 3. Citizen should be freemen who hold government accountable to the original principles. 4. For this reason, all citizens must be able to read, so they can read the Bible, so they can be sure that the laws are following the Bible. Think how very different that is from our philosophy today. I had a pastor actually argue with me that governments, not God, give rights! And surely, to suggest that laws should be founded on Biblical principles is hardly under consideration. But let's us consider it. Let's read actual history and actual political philosophy. And the very words of the founders, which we indeed have. BTW, then, one highly educated like I am will see that not only was most of this left out of our education, we were actually taught lies. Washington being a deist is ridiculous; he was a very devout Church of England man. There is a reason why so many pictures of him are in the kneeling position. Why would a general kneel down and pray to a Deist type God? Ben Franklin's suggestion of seeking the help of Providence was not some perfunctory break, as my students would like to think. And Thomas Jefferson's "cutting up the Bible" was in order to make a non-reptitive gospel with which to evangelize the natives. Please see the movie about George Whitfield and Benjamin Franklin. Go see the movie coming out about the young George Washington. Take children. Then start reading history with them! We apologize for Apple Podcast incorrectly saying we are a monthly. We post weekly. We have re-arranged our posting so that Apple now can not not know that.

  8. Jun 4

    Activities to do with Your Children this Summer, the 250th anniversary of Liberty in the United States

    Our most popular topic: activities to do with your children this summer. This year, we focus primarily on activities that go with our 250 anniversary of Independence Day. It was to Mrs. Elizabeth Willing Powell, a Quaker "hostess with the mostess," that Benjanim Franklin said, "A republic, if you can keep it." Whether we have the intelligence and character to keep a democratic republic as opposed to some form of slavery is very much in question. What we can do as mothers is to be sure that our children know history and have some exposure to proper civics. freedom250.org Lots of ideas. Please contribute some more. An example: learning about Richard Henry Lee, founder. https://x.com/publicschoolext/status/2062677814802059437

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