Mastodawn

Aug 25, 2025

Men: Be Disciplined & Make Disciples: https://www.marshallbeyer.com/2025/08/24/men-be-disciplined-make-disciples.html

Men: Be Disciplined & Make Disciples

As men today, we lack discipline. We all have the potential to do great things and the potential to be the men that God has called us to be, but some fall short because we lack discipline. We all have the potential, but “potential without discipline is a tragedy” to quote Father Mike Schmitz. Also heard another quote for him that said, “Becoming a disciple of Jesus, is just somebody who adjusts their schedule to get closer to God.

Marshall Beyer

Jun 24, 2025

Spiritual Protection for Men: A Call to Action: https://www.marshallbeyer.com/2025/06/24/spiritual-protection-for-men-a.html

Spiritual Protection for Men: A Call to Action

In today’s world, the safety and well-being of our families are paramount. While we often focus on physical security, such as locking doors at night, there is another layer of protection that is equally crucial: spiritual protection. As men, we are called to be the spiritual protectors of our homes, safeguarding our family’s souls from unseen threats. The Rosary is not merely a string of beads; it is a powerful weapon in the spiritual battle.

Marshall Beyer

Dec 11, 2024

Wed, Dec 11
Had a student look at me today and ask me “Are you going to stand there and annoy me or are you going to go away?” simply because I was standing next to her desk due to the fact that she wasn’t working. #teacherlife

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Marshall Beyer

Nov 27, 2024

Tue, Nov 26

for no battle, no matter how difficult, is impossible when we fight with God's help.

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Marshall Beyer

Nov 27, 2024

Tue, Nov 26

Trust God, for with him all things are possible.

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Marshall Beyer

Nov 16, 2024

Sat, Nov 16
“Do not be afraid or discouraged, for the Lord will personally go ahead of you. He will be with you; he will neither fail you nor abandon you.”
‭‭Deuteronomy‬ ‭31‬:‭8‬ #biblequote

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Marshall Beyer

Oct 29, 2024

Are the New Lock Screen Customizations more Useful than the Action Button?: https://www.marshallbeyer.com/2024/10/28/are-the-new.html

Are the New Lock Screen Customizations more Useful than the Action Button?

When the iPhone 15 Pro was released, one of the most talked-about features was the action button. The idea of having a dedicated button to quickly access certain functions like the flashlight, camera, voice notes, or even shortcuts was something that caught my attention. I was excited about the potential of this button to streamline my workflow and make everyday tasks easier and faster. However, as time went on, I realized that I wasn’t using the action button as much as I thought I would.

Marshall Beyer

Jun 17, 2024

Story of the Day in Twos: https://www.marshallbeyer.com/2024/06/13/story-of-the.html

Story of the Day in Twos

As I have gotten older, something that I am trying to do more and more of is journal. Something I am trying to add to my journaling routine is something I am calling “Story of the Day”. This is a spin off of Matthew Dicks’ concept of “Homework for Life” from his book “Storyworthy”. The concept is to write down 1-2 sentences about the story of the day. A statement that highlights that day.

Marshall Beyer

May 28, 2024

Opening a Folder in Craft on Mobile: https://www.marshallbeyer.com/2024/05/28/opening-a-folder.html

Opening a Folder in Craft on Mobile

When I am using Craft, I tend to use it mostly on either my iPhone or my iPad. This is a testament to their beautiful UI. I use Craft a lot for writing. It is where I enjoy to write. There are times where I want to quickly jump into a folder I have in Craft. A way I use this is by quickly jumping into my blogging folder. This way, when I am in my writing mode, I can go directly into that folder and begin working on a blog post.

Marshall Beyer

May 20, 2024

@viticci I feel like in a past episode you were talking about how an app (maybe the Music App) was skewing your screen time data and that you were able to disable it from counting toward screen time. Am I remembering this correctly? If so, how did you do that? I am running into a similar issue. Thanks!