Here to encourage all people to live radical in their faith answering tuff questions about Christianity we will also dive into sports and bazaar questions people think daily. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
The Daily Thinker podcast is a hidden gem that truly lives up to its tagline as "the podcast for the everyday believer." As someone who isn't particularly religious, I was initially hesitant to give this podcast a try. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how engaging and relatable it turned out to be. The hosts have created a laid-back yet educational atmosphere, tackling topics that are not too churchy but still relevant to everyday life.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is its ability to discuss relatable topics in a way that appeals to a wide range of listeners. The hosts are able to strike the perfect balance between being informative and entertaining. Each episode is filled with lively discussions, ensuring that listeners stay engaged from start to finish. Moreover, the content is presented in such a way that you can't help but learn something new or see things from a different perspective by the end of each episode.
Another great aspect of The Daily Thinker is its unique combination of sports and faith. This fusion allows for interesting conversations and connections between two seemingly unrelated topics. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or someone interested in exploring faith in different contexts, this podcast offers something for everyone. It's refreshing to see how seamlessly the hosts intertwine these two elements throughout their discussions, making for a truly fascinating listening experience.
While there are plenty of positives about The Daily Thinker, there are also some areas where improvement could be made. One minor drawback is that occasionally the episodes can feel slightly repetitive in terms of format and structure. This doesn't detract too much from the overall experience, but it would be nice to see some variation or experimentation in future episodes.
In conclusion, The Daily Thinker is an excellent podcast that deserves more recognition. Its relatable topics and laid-back approach make it accessible for listeners from all walks of life. Whether you're looking for intellectual stimulation or simply want an interesting conversation on faith and sports, this podcast delivers. With its engaging content and thought-provoking discussions, The Daily Thinker is sure to keep you coming back for more.
AJ Griffin has left NBA basketball to pursue full-time ministry, which has shocked many including myself. It's the first time I've seen an NBA player leave the league to follow Jesus Christ, and it's truly beautiful.If you're someone who is passionate about both faith and sports, then this podcast is designed specifically for you. Welcome, my friend!!
USA Basketball does it again! Team USA battles through a tough journey (well two games) to capture the gold. Led by the powerhouse trio of LeBron, Curry, and Durant, this unforgettable run shows why they're still the best in the game. If you're passionate about both faith and sports, then this podcast is designed specifically for you. Welcome, my friend....
As an NBA fan, you live for the NBA Finals, eager to see the great players compete and enjoy the spectacular presentation. However, this year it fell short of expectations. If you're passionate about both faith and sports, then this channel is designed specifically for you. Welcome, my friend - you've come to the right place!
The conference finals had some unexpected outcomes that few could have predicted. The Timberwolves lost after defeating the reigning champions, and Jaylen Brown won the Eastern Conference Finals MVP. If you have a passion for both faith and sports, then this channel is made just for you. Welcome, my friend - you've found the perfect place! If you have a passion for both faith and sports, then this channel is made just for you. Welcome, my friend!
I must say, Round 2 was even more thrilling than Round 1.
People claiming to be Jesus Christ is not a new phenomenon, and it likely won't be the last. Share your thoughts in the comments on why you think figures from Christianity are often chosen for imitation. I'm curious if similar instances occur in other religions. Let me know in the comment section below. If you're passionate about both faith and sports, then this channel is designed specifically for you. Welcome, my friend you've come to the right place!
From unbelievable buzzer-beaters to epic game-winning shots! What was your favorite moment from the first round?
I want to clarify that his video was a brief one-minute and thirty-two-second clip. It's not my intention to pass judgment on this preacher. However, it's important to address the issue of downplaying the suffering of a particular group of people and suggesting that slave masters generally introduced the gospel to their slaves, which, in most cases, is far from accurate. I encourage you to share your thoughts in the comment section below. Do you believe that slavery was a blessing for Africans or not? specifically for you. Welcome, my friend - you've definitely come to the right place!
Let us know who you have as your MVP, DPOTY, ROTY, 6MOTY, COTY, MIP, NBA Champs, and Finals MVP.
When it comes to science, Christians can hold diverse opinions some may view it positively while others may see it in a negative light. Nevertheless Christianity has undeniably exerted a significant influence on the development of science. Share your thoughts in the comment section Do you consider this science a positive or negative for Christianity?
A.C. Green had an exceptional career, winning three championships, earning a spot on the All-Star team once, and being selected for the defensive team. He displayed an incredible commitment to the game, playing in 1,192 consecutive games. However, what made his journey even more impressive was his unwavering commitment to his faith in Christ and his ability to resist sexual temptations. 1 Corinthians 10:13 No temptation has overtaken you except something common to mankind, and God is faithful, so He will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will provide the way of escape also, so that you will be able to endure it.
00:00 Intro 00:39 The Rule nobody cares about 1:58 Draft combine Rule 4:27 The Bruce Brown Rule 5:37 The Compassionate Rule 7:01 I don't like this Rule 8:16 Reward Rule 13:07 Aka the AC Green Rule 18:00 The Klay Thompson Rule 20:15 Godspeed NBA Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). In this video, I try my best to break down the game-changing updates and key changes that are set to reshape the landscape of professional basketball. Let's explore the implications and discuss how these developments will impact the future of the NBA.
Shaq said he wished he was playing in this buttercup league. No lie Shaq would be unstoppable if he was playing right we all know that. My question is why can the older generation disrespect players today? When current players or anyone else has a slight critique towards the past generations it's considered disrespectful. You all let me know in the comments whether Shaq is right or wrong. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustinemadiebo/support
Do you agree with Brandon Jennings's comments? I"t's only a couple guys in the NBA that love the game!!! "Outside of the NBA kids make so much money now you think they care." "If I'm a fan of the game of basketball why would I go pay to watch players that can Decide whenever they want to play" "For one whoever made this a players league was the stupidest thing ever for the game of basketball" "Naw I feel like it was CP3, Bron and them... speaking on Players this and that And my thing is get the money I understand that" "NBA gotta change it's rules" "You have to put something in everybody's contracts to where you have to average this or play so many games, have to do this to get that money. They just did it to Zion". Listen the NBA is on its way like NFL" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustinemadiebo/support
On this episode Gusto and BK Apologist discuss the claim that's often made and that claim is that Jesus is a copycat of rising and dying gods is that true? BK Apologist is an amazing apologist out Brooklyn, New York this is an episode you don't want to miss --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Should believers in Christ give ten percent to their Church is that a command that we must keep? Gusto and S.O.C.M discuss what biblical tithing is and what it isn't. Lets us know in the comments below where you stand when it comes to tithing. How do you give 10%, 20%, or do you give what you can? If you want to check out the S.O.C.M channel hit the link below
Vince L. Bantu (Ph.D., The Catholic University of America) is an assistant professor of church history and Black church studies at Fuller Theological Seminary and is the Ohene (director) of the Meachum School of Haymanot in St. Louis, which provides theological education for urban pastors and leaders. Gusto and Dr. Bnatu discuss the importance of the African American community knowing the history of Christianity in Ancient Africa and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Will Cp3 take the suns to the playoffs? Will Harden go to the Nets? and Does the Lakers move for Schröder make sense? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
In this episode Gusto and Dr. Michael Heiser discuss why strange passages matter, psalms 91, GOD’S human family, the hidden Pslams, Genesis chapter 3, and much more. Dr. Heiser received his Ph.D. (2004), University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI; Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies; minor in Classical Studies. His dissertation was entitled, “The Divine Council in Late Canonical and Non-Canonical Second Temple Jewish Literature.” The dissertation involved exegesis primarily in the Pentateuch, Wisdom Literature, and Isaiah, but also dealt at length with Israelite Religion (all stages) and Second Temple texts. Supervisor: Michael V. Fox M.A. (1998), University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI; Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies M.A. (1992), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA; Department of Ancient History. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
In this episode Gusto will provide clear evidence that not all africans were exposed to Christianity through the transatlantic slave trade. I'm not saying that the claim that slaves got ripped from their religious practices is false. However the claim that all got introduced to Christianity through slavery is false. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
The Law is something that 21-century believers hate to hear at times. Often times we look at The Law as a burden, a waste of time, why go back to the law, look we have JESUS now the Law is useless. If that's you I ask you to listen to this conversation with an open mind. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Zaydok is a gifted Christian artist and Urban Apologist who goes hard for the GOD who saved him from his own sin and now he uses his talents to edify the body of Christ. In part one Zaydok talks about how to defend the faith, the importance of apologetics, the difference between Hebrew Israelites and Christian Hebrew Israelites the grace of Christ, and why GOD’S laws are not done away with. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Carmen Joy Imes (Ph.D., Wheaton) associate professor of Old Testament at Prairie College, in Three Hills, Alberta. A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, she is the author of Bearing YHWH's Name Why Sinai Still Matters. In this episode, Carmen Imes comes on the show to discuss her book, the importance of Sinai, and the purpose of the old testament. She also has a fascinating view of the commandment about taking the Lord's Name in Vain." rather Dr. Imes says this commandment is about "bearing God's name," a common theme throughout Scripture." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
In this episode Gusto talks with the host of “Real people Real talk” Paul Calcote. Paul is a youth pastor at Champion Forest First Baptist Chruch in Houston, Texas. Paul is known for his remarkable podcast where he discusses real issues concerning faith, mental health, wellness in much more. Nevertheless In this episode Gusto and Paul discuss Faith, protest, do all pastors steal, social justice, and how the Chruch has to be a driving force in today’s society. Paul’s podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-people-real-talk/id1514992895 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Thomas "Snacks" Lee instantly became an internet superstar after hitting one of the craziest shoots ever in NCAA history. We got a chance to talk to Snacks about the shot, best Jackson State memory, how to stay humble, weight loss journey, and much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
With so much going on in our country and in the world in general. Right now it seems that we might have some hope in this country. If you’re a Daily Thinker you know ourhope comes from the Messiah, not this world. Despite all the madness going on in our country, we got a chance to talk with a powerful woman her name is Bria Williams. In this show Bria discussing a number of issues from the Church, testimony, putting together a protest, how we as believers need to check our hearts, and how we can be bold in our faith during these challenging times. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
We are living in some of the most uncommon times in modern history. However, it might be one of the biggest turning points in American history. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Here at The Daily Thinker, we are truly heartbroken over the continuous injustices that we see year after year. It's time for us as a Nation to stand up and fight for what is right. No more sitting on the sidelines watching unarmed black men and women get murder. As the people of GOD, he is calling us to take a stand against this villainous system of injustice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Miss Tytus2 is an up and coming black urban apologist. Born and raised in the south, she grew up in a non denominational church where she sang on the praise team, helped teach Sunday school classes, and helped serve the children's ministry. Miss Tytus2 got saved at the young age of 7 and attributes her love for the gospel to taking on the challenge at 12 years old to read through the whole Bible in a year. Life was never the same after that year and she quickly realized her heart for evangelism. Due to the sudden onslaught of pseudo scholarship hitting the internet regarding the black church and Christianity and the mass exodus of young people leaving the faith due to this misinformation, Miss Tytus2 has taken yet another challenge to combat internet myths with gospel truth. She has a YouTube channel where she tackles issues such as biblical slavery, black atheism, and much much more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Gusto and Chop sit down to discuss this horrendous event concerning Ahmaud Aubery's death and how GOD cares about justice. So many questions have been raised on what really happened Gusto and Chop don't have all the facts they simply just give their opinions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Siobhan Abrams grew up in Mississippi, Single mother, Bachelors degree in Information Systems in 2004 from Mississippi State University finished her Masters degree in Instructional Technology from University of West Florida in 2007. Left Corporate America in 2011. She hasn't worked for anyone else since. Siobhan sits down today to talk black leadership, black history, investing in property, how prayer is scientifically proven and much more. Siobhan stated "that she would have never became the person she is today if I didn’t give up everything to follow Jesus and I mean that". "Several times in my life I had to walk away from everything and trust where God leads me". "You can never be attached to anything because at the end of the day, it means nothing. Everything I do is for God I try, at least not 100% perfect". Wow this is an episode that you don't want to miss. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Gusto and Chop sit down to talk last dance documentary to discuss if Micheal Jordan really was a bully, Fathers day win and was Scottie right for subbing himself out of the game. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
On this episode Gusto sits dow with Jordan Scott to discuss JESUS, Mental Health, The Church and how we can be real about our faith. This is an episode that you don't want to miss. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Christians many times have objections to their faith even down to the smallest detail. I think it’s a must to have a defense for it so if you want to learn how to do that? If you do this episode will be extremely beneficial for you. Rick Mattson, has worked for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship since 1981. He completed my MA in Philosophy of Religion at Bethel Seminary, St. Paul, MN. Currently, He travels to college campuses across the country doing speaking and training in apologetics and student leadership development. When he’s not on the road he serves as the InterVarsity Staff Minister at Hamline University in Minnesota. He and his wife Sharon live in St. Paul and they have two wonderful children and five grandchildren. They are active at Grace Church Roseville where Sharon is in music and women’s ministry, and Rick is on the teaching team. A serious golfer. Also to see more of what Rick is doing cost his website http://rickmattsonoutreach.com/ and you can get is book Faith is like Sky Diving here as well https://www.ivpress.com/Search?q=faith+is+like+skydiving --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
In the western culture of Christianity when we think about idols. What comes to mind most of the time it's wood, clay, stone, or even a budda doll the list can go on. Instead of focusing on the idols, we see let us focus on the idols of our hearts. Who better to talk to about that than Jason “Smiley” Abrams. Jason "Smiley" Abrams has been actively involved in ministry since 2002 initially discipled by his late father, Andy Abrams. God changed his name to Smiley. As a child, Jason was very self-righteous and judgmental. Although he grew up in the church, he really did not know Jesus. However, it was God's grace that allowed him to witness the suffering of his father who was diagnosed with high blood pressure, diabetes, failed kidneys, and blindness. As Jason watched his father endure pain daily, he saw him choose unconditional peace from an intimacy with Jesus. During that time, Jason decided to pursue this Jesus who could give away true peace! As Jason encounter the one true God, he found internal joy that he began expressing outwardly by wearing all yellow attire and smiley faces every day from middle school until the end of college. Eventually, everyone began calling him Smiley. "God calls me Smiley, so you can too." Smiley currently serves as an Associate Area Director for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship primarily focused in the Jackson, MS metro area on 4 campuses (JSU, MC, Millsaps, & Belhaven) as well as the National Evangelism Champion for Black Campus Ministries. He also serves on the pastoral team at Common Ground Church and is licensed with the Covenant Evangelical Church. He is a dynamic public speaker, has planned and implemented multiple conferences across nation, inductive bible study trainer and has been preaching since 2004. Smiley has received a Bachelor's of Arts in Speech Communication with minors in Graphic Design and French from the University of Southern Mississippi. He also obtained a Certification in Nonprofit Management, and a Certification in Theological Studies. Smiley completed a Master's of Arts in Theological Studies from Reformed Theological Seminary. He has written over 300 spoken word poems and released his first spoken word album - 3:13 AM (now available on iTunes). Smiley has served on the Performing Acts Team for IV's national student conference Urbana - performing on stage for over 16,000 people. He is a graphic designer, voice actor, visual artist, and music producer. He has been a voice actor for multiple web tv series and served as the Special Effects Supervisor for his brother's animated/puppetry feature film - Josh's Journal. Smiley probably loves Star Trek (TNG and Voyager) just as much as he loves Star Wars. He loves DC tv shows as much as he loves Marvel movies. He often tinkers with hardware in his free time. He is a lifetime learner. His favorite color is yellow. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
When you think about grace what comes to mind? Why do we need grace anyway? Don’t my works matter much more? Or you hear some say the GOD of the Bible is unjust because he gives grace rather than punishment so he can’t be a GOD of justice because he’s unfair. If you have any questions concerning these topics my friends you are in for a huge treat this episode. Gusto sits down with Gavin Hughes to talk trough these topics. Gavin Hughes, he is a native of Jackson, Ms where he is a minister of music at Abundant grace M.B. Church under Pastor Danny Jackson. Gavin is a senior Vocal Music Education major at Jackson State University where he serves as the head drum major of the Sonic Boom of the South, President of the vocal jazz ensemble, as well as several other leadership roles throughout the music department. Gavin has achieved many other accomplishments but today the most important thing he wants you to know is that his life is only a result of God’s strength being made perfect in his weakness. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
On this episode, Gusto talks about how we as believers should react to his covid -19. Do we run, hide, close, churches, not work and how will this affect everyone financially. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Join us on this jam packed episode if you love head scratching NBA talk, Jackson States Snack Lee and where will Tom Brady land this offseason. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
In this episode, Gusto and Chop sit down to talk about Wilder vs Fury, Top boxers of all time, NBA and much more. Email us your questions and what topics you would like to hear on this podcast. @letsthink7@gmail.com Instagram: dailythinkerpodcast If you like this content and want to hear more content like this hit the link to support so we can take this podcast beyond what any of us could ever imagine. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
With Black History Month coming to a close. It’s seems that if you are a black Christian you are an oxymoron that there is no way you can be both because that’s a white mans religion so therefore you are against your own people is this true? These are serious questions for example the Bible was used to kidnap, murder and destroy a entire people group how can I read something like that. With that being said on this episode we sit down with Jamal Morris to discuss these serious issues. Jamal Morris is a product of Chattanooga, Tenn., born to the late George Morris and Linda Avila. After a decorated athletic career at Cleveland High School, Morris went on to attend Lee University and graduate with a degree in Youth Ministry. Jamal Morris started Urban Initiative after sevral years of student ministry in urban Chattanooga. He has also served college students at the University of Chattanooga with a nationally known organization called, “Intervarsity Christian Fellowship” and done various consulting work for over a decade. The only thing greater than his passion for ministry is his commitment to his family. When he’s not sharing with the next generation of Chattanooga’s leaders, he’s spending time with his wife April and his twin daughters, Kristine and Kayla. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
We know that this world is full of so many people really I mean to many to count. It seems when some people mention, Heaven they say only 144,000 can go. Really only 144,000 so GOD just wants to punish others for fun? On this episode Gusto and Chop sit down to discuss the fallacy of the so called only 144,000 are allowed in. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
All-Star weekend has crept up on us so quickly Gusto and Chop sit down to examine the NBA all-star lineups, give out their midseason awards. Plus a black history fact for the day and a famous black history quote you don't want to miss this jammed packed episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Is Christianity just a binary system? Do 144,000 get in? Does GOD want to send most of his creation to a fiery hell? Also is Christianity just a crutch? This episode Gusto sits down to talk about Aaron Rogers interview on Danica Patrick’s podcast. Lastly let me tell you Gusto thinks Aaron made some decent points. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
In this episode Gusto and Chop sit down to discuss the NBA all-star teams and who got snub this year. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Gusto and Chop discuss the unfortunate accident that took the life of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant and the seven other passengers that perished on the flight. Also, the life and legacy that Kobe left behind following his tragic death plus how can we trust JESUS and make life count. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
Skeptics love to bring up that the Bible has so many contradictions too many to even read. Heres a quote from atheists.org "It is a central dogma of all fundamental Christians that the Bible is without error. They teach this conclusion by “reasoning” that god cannot be the author of false meaning and he cannot lie. Is this true? If written by a perfect being, then it must not contradict itself, as a collection of books written by different men at different times over many centuries would be expected to contradict each other". In this episode, Gusto will address some suppose contradictions in the Bible. https://carm.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
On this episode Gusto will react to Zion’s Williamson huge Nba debut and can he keep this up?? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
On this episode Gusto will be addressing the question people commonly ask why read the BIBLE?? I know it’s the middle of the week most likely you are probably rumbling back in forth rushing and didn’t have time to open the BIBLE today but don’t worry about that because it’s 10 minute Wednesday!!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
On this episode Gusto will discuss his top ten NBA teams during the 2010 decade I think his list will surprise you. He has a list of teams that you probably forgot about this past decade. So just sit back listen and enjoy oh yeah let him know your top ten teams in the 2010 decade. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/augustine-madiebo/support
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