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Today Is My Favorite Day

Two pastors talk about anything, including marriage, dating, health, finance, loss, grief, stress, anxiety, faith, family, challenges, and the beach, helping you make each day your favorite.

Podcast · By David Towner · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The Importance of Constitution Day, Biblical Citizenship, & Christian's Involvement in Politics. (opens the original)

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    In the latest TIMFD podcast, Dave spoke with James Judge, an award-winning PR expert, public speaker, decorated U.S. Coast Guard and Iraq War veteran, and founder of Judge Public Relations, a firm recognized as one of the top PR firms serving Tampa, Florida, and the Southeast. The two men discussed Constitution Day (September 17), and the importance of every American understanding the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and the Christian heritage of the United States. James described his experience du

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    What Should the Church Know, Proclaim, and Do in Light of the 25th Anniversary of 911? (opens the original)

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    Dave interviewed Pastor Mark and Randy Pandis concerning the 25th anniversary of 911. The men discuss what happened on September 11, 2001, as well as some of the reasons for the vicious attack. They discuss Cleon Skousen's The Naked Communist (1958) and the 45 Communist Goals for America. They also look at the problematic rise of the Green/Red alliance with Islam and Communism (Democratic Socialists of America) in America's political world, and how LGBTQ+ worldviews have infiltrated America. The

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Charlie Kirk: What Shall We Do One Year After His Assassination? (opens the original)

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    The assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, one year ago, stunned the world. Some laughed, cheered, and endorsed his senseless murder. Others were sickened, angry, and worried. Still others wanted to retaliate. One thing is for sure: Charlie's death changed the world. When our producer, Alex Corn, heard about the assassination, he asked Dave to call one of his pastors and one of his elders from The Harbor Church to record and send out a podcast to help people work through the hurt,

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Athletics & Faith: A Meeting w/ Sherman Armstrong, Founder & CEO of VAST Sports Performance (TIMFD) (opens the original)

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    Dave met with Sherman Armstrong, CEO of VAST Sports Performance and VAST Track Club, to discuss college, training, track, Junior Olympics, performance, business, family, and faith. They delved into his greatest victories and greatest disappointments and how he learned from both experiences. Sherman shared his look at L.I.F.E., which can help anyone learn, improve, fail forward, and excel in sports, business, and relationships. He also shared some reasons for the improved performances taking plac

  5. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Saving Western Civilization One Student at a Time (opens the original)

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    Dave talks with Class Action and Antitrust Litigation Lawyer Matt Allen at Carlton/Fields. Matt is also on the Board at Paideia School of Tampa Bay, a Classical Christian School that seeks to save Western Civilization one student at a time. He is a volunteer teacher of apologetics, hermeneutics, and senior thesis projects at Paideia. He is on a mission to recover lost tools of learning in classical education that modern educational theory has abandoned. The two men talk about the differences bet

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