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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/340/29What is your definition of EVIL? Or what do you consider evil? TheThe 9/11 terrorist attacks on U.S.?Gov't takeover by radicals? Stolen Elections? Fake News? Abortion? Child Trafficking? What? All these and SO MUCH MORE are not only evil, but threats to freedom. That's what we talk about on today's show.

For additional notes and resources check out Douglas' website.Hebrew words:Mikhál = brook'Avigail = my father is joyBath-sheva' = daughter of the oathDavid's wives:Ahinoam, Maachah, Haggith, Abital, EglahMichal, Abigail, Bathsheba—and possibly moreNote: this does not include concubines (secondary wives)Michal: 1 Sam 14:50; 18:20, 28; 19:11-17; 25:44; 2 Sam 3:13; 6:14-15; 16-23; 1 Chr 15:29What we learn about Michal:She is Saul's daughter; there was a political dimension to the marriage.She loves David, but is tempted to control him.Michal she has a sharp tongue, and can be sarcastic.She is scandalized by his expressive worship, despising her husband. Yet her critical attitude is based on her opinion. David did not dishonor anyone.David seems to respond by withdrawing conjugal love from her—unless the Lord was disciplining her by denying her children. (I lean towards to former possibility.)Are we sometimes like Michal, embarrassed by others' expressions of religious fervor, or evangelistic bluntness, or strong biblical convictions? Do we care too much about our own reputation?Abigail: 1 Sam 25:14-42; 30:5, 18What we learn about Abigail:She is beautiful and intelligent.Whereas her husband lacked character and integrity, she was abounding in these qualities.Like Michal, she can think on her feet—and she is discreet.Like Michal, Abigail was connected to a controlling, ungodly, manipulative man.She is diplomatic—a "defuser," not a "detonator." (Most men greatly need such voices of reason in their lives.)She is "rescued" twice by David. Interestingly, Michal too is removed from David, then restored.How about us? Are we wise, able to defuse sensitive situations? And if for the moment we are locked into a negative or abusive relationship, are we patiently waiting for the Lord to bring about a change?Bathsheba: 2 Sam 11-12; 1 Ki 1-2She's the most famous (and beautiful) of his wives.For more about David and Bathsheba, please listen to the amazing keynote message on Bathsheba given by Sara Barton at the Pepperdine Bible Lectures, 2 May 2019.What the three wives have in common:All were married to other men, not only to David.Abigail and Bathsheba marry David after their husbands die. Michal doesn't marry as a widow, but she too is separated from her husband and remarried.These remarkable women learn the political game. Bathsheba apparently learned quickly. Michal was less successful. Abigail is already exhibits maturity and wisdom when we first meet her.What we learn about God:God works for the good, altering our life circumstances. This is obvious in Abigail's life, and could have been in Michal's, too. Abigail is the wiser of the two. To some degree, God works things out for us in proportion to the wisdom and spirituality of our decisions. Although Bathsheba must have experienced a good deal of pain, God works through her life, too.God isn't necessarily on the side of the rich and powerful. Nabal dies for his wickedness. So does Saul. David is condemned for his adultery and murder. God's righteousness is always more important than the things we tend to value: power, comfort, pleasure...Women are important characters on the world stage, valued and loved in the grand scheme of God's wise and providential will. Let's determine to pay attention to all the men and women of the Bible. We just might learn something.

Today's special, Fashion Revolution Week episode takes a deep dive into what happened at Rana Plaza. I answer questions like, "what made the building collapse?" and "who was behind that disaster? why did they let it happen?" It was difficult to research and I worked hard to give the event the respect it deserved. Nobody should have to risk their lives every day so we can buy $8 t-shirts. What led up to the collapse: 7:27The collapse: 15:47What occurred after the collapse: 18:29What has changed between April 24, 2013, and 2020: 28:10Find me:WebsiteInstagramTwitterFacebookLinkedInShow sources: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opensecurity/reason-and-responsibility-rana-plaza-collapse/https://www.thedailystar.net/news/nine-reasons-for-rana-plaza-collapsehttp://odhikar.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Fact-finding_RMG_Rana-Plaza_Eng.pdfhttps://www.pri.org/stories/2015-04-24/two-years-after-it-collapsed-rana-plaza-still-haunted-smell-deathhttps://ethicsunwrapped.utexas.edu/video/collapse-at-rana-plazahttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/01/world/asia/rana-plaza-bangladesh-garment-industry.htmlhttps://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2018/apr/24/bangladeshi-police-target-garment-workers-union-rana-plaza-five-years-onhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/18/rana-plaza-collapse-murder-charges-garment-factoryhttps://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/voices/what-s-changed-and-what-hasn-t-rana-plaza-nightmarehttps://cleanclothes.org/news/2020/a-year-after-crackdown-on-wage-protests-in-bangladesh-hundreds-of-workers-still-face-retaliatory-chargeshttps://fashionista.com/2018/04/rana-plaza-collapse-bangladesh-factory-safety-accordhttps://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32956705Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sustainabilityof)

Wedding and married life- 2:49Best thing being married to a professional athlete? 7:52Life as a new Mom and Jimmy going to Japan- 13:33Protecting baby from Coronavirus  16:47Living without sports due to Coronavirus 18:29What surprised you the most? NBA or NCAA canceling. 19:13Baseball season changes with Covid-19? 20:15Thoughts on Tom Brady going to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26:42How do you see sports betting across the U.S. changing the landscape of sports and Coronavirus? 24:36First foray into gambling? 28:42Plans to get back into television -  30:54Preparing for move to Japan- 35:56

Introduction: Three Astonishing Claims of Christ for Those Who Will Believe: (John 5:18-29) Submission is power. (John 5:19-23) Judgment is cancelled. (John 5:24) Satan's Lies: Man is basically good The "good Lord" overlooks our faults. If we try to do right, God lets us into heaven. The pain we go through on earth is God's only judgment for sin. I've always been a Christian. Any "religious path" will get you to heaven. We can't really be sure of heaven. 1 John 5:13 - I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life. Life is Restored . (John 5:25-29) Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead John 5:18-29What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?Why do you think Jesus didn’t try to “reason” with His critics? Why would Jesus declare such truths about Himself if He knew it would only make them angrier?According to John 5:29, what is the basis of judgment? If good works cannot save you, what does this mean? What place do “good works” have in the life of the redeemed?BreakoutHave you ever struggled with feeling condemned? What does John 5:24 say about judgment for the one who believes in Jesus? Why do we often believe our feelings over the Word of God? How can we change that? Pray for one another.

Hello everyone on this episode we talk about: Miguel predicted Trump's Impeachment 2:16Tony got spammed by a mystic 7:00Why does Miguel has a lot of friends 10:01Tony's not afraid to say Merry Christmas 14:33Chick-fil-A Lady sings, gives No F's about Happy Holidays15:16Erick is done dating 18 year olds16:18Tony used to eat Panda express everyday 20:36Erick went to an all boys high school 20:06The best advice a teacher ever gave Erick 27:00Tony finds disturbing messages on his old Twitter 30:40Erick tries to explain Tik-Tok to Tony 31:24The truth about The Cybertruck 40:42How much money do you want 43:29What we say SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY WHAT WE SAY IS PURELY FOR ENTERTAINMENT. If you enjoy our content then hit that sub button if you don't it's whatever ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Hello everyone on this episode we talk about:Miguel predicted Trump's Impeachment 2:16Tony got spammed by a mystic 7:00Why does Miguel has a lot of friends 10:01Tony's not afraid to say Merry Christmas 14:33Chick-fil-A Lady sings, gives No F's about Happy Holidays 15:16Erick is done dating 18 year olds 16:18Tony used to eat Panda express everyday 20:36Erick went to an all boys high school 20:06The best advice a teacher ever gave Erick 27:00Tony finds disturbing messages on his old Twitter 30:40Erick tries to explain Tik-Tok to Tony 31:24The truth about The Cybertruck 40:42How much money do you want 43:29What we say SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY WHAT WE SAY IS PURELY FOR ENTERTAINMENT. If you enjoy our content then hit that sub button if you don't it's whatever ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Colossians 1:24-29What moves you to serve others? Listen in iTunes

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1357/29What does it mean to be born again? This week, Ken Argot discusses the powerful gift we have in the Holy Spirit; regeneration.

Acts 5:17-29What do we do when the government goes bad?