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Abbiamo l’onore ed il piacere di ospitare Riccardo Scotti, famosissima figura del Trade Marketing & After Sales Service di Fujifilm. Un’occasione unica per conoscere più a fondo il brand e ciò che ci aspetta nel prossimo futuro…

Grande emozione per la puntata speciale del decennio. 10 lunghi ed intensi anni insieme a voi, parlando di fotografia, una piccola grande festa in “famiglia”! Le voci del Podcast Ascoltiamo le voci che ci hanno accompagnato e che ci accompagnano ancora dopo 10 anni, questa puntata la passiamo insieme a Special (re)Guest: Paolo Rossi Special […]

Like a “stent” in the “widow-maker” of time, this episode is a perfectly preserved “Time Capsule!”  Journey back to the not so distant past to hear Robert “the Archivist” Tomilowitz and Saint Louis’ very own, Craig Huebner discuss their thoughts on the importance of both local and online play for the health of the game […] The post Rollin’ Thunder – Talkin’ Dice Masters “Time Capsule” – S2E17 appeared first on Rollin' Thunder.

Grande emozione per la puntata speciale del decennio. 10 lunghi ed intensi anni insieme a voi, parlando di fotografia, una piccola grande festa in “famiglia”! Le voci del Podcast Ascoltiamo le voci che ci hanno accompagnato e che ci accompagnano ancora dopo 10 anni, questa puntata la passiamo insieme a Manuela Olivieri Cristiano Testa Luisa […]

A conversation exploring the motivations, challenges and opportunities of new hunters with Mark Norquist of Modern Carnivore. Joined by Mark Norquist, founder of Modern Carnivore, we explore the world of new hunters while addressing the challenges and barriers to entry they often face. We discuss the Modern Carnivore platform and how it aims to educate, … The post #122 | New Hunter Education and Mentorship with Mark Norquist of Modern Carnivore appeared first on Project Upland.

In the last post, we explored how God does not always display His love by preventing suffering in our lives. Rather, He shows His love to us by comforting us through our sufferings. In that post, I mentioned that I would like to bring this idea to life through a few stories. As I think about people in the Bible that God loved who suffered, it’s hard to ignore the plight of the Israelites in Egypt. It becomes the most real to me when I imagine the life of a Hebrew woman named Jochebed told in Exodus 2. When Jochebed got married... The post His Plan for Our Pain appeared first on Loving Theology.

In attesa del decennale del podcast abbiamo intervistato alcuni tra i protagonisti della recente edizione del Festival Cortona on The Move, a tema COVID-19, un tema interpretato in maniera molto diversa dai fotografi selezionati per l’edizione di questo anno. I protagonisti Ecco i link per poter ammirare le opere presentate a Cortona dai fotografi intervistati […]

“When I set aside what I wish He would do for me with His power, I begin to see how much He does for me with His presence.” I wanted to talk about God’s love for us. As I think about His love, my thoughts are often drawn back to the question of pain and suffering. When we are in distress it’s easy to wonder where God is if He loves us. Sometimes, the presence of suffering can feel like evidence that He doesn’t care. But the Bible is actually quite comfortable declaring His love for us and acknowledging our suffering in the same breath. For example, consider... The post His Companionship in Our Distress appeared first on Loving Theology.

Welcome to the Project Upland Podcast, where we discuss all things upland hunting. We plan to take you into some of our favorite bird covers as we talk to the people that hunt them and the organizations that support them. We’ll also break down the dogs, guns and gear used to pursue them and of … The post These Are Your Stories appeared first on Project Upland.

For our post this week I put together this video. Join me as I talk about the voice of God. People always teach on prayer and talking with God (as we have done in this series) but what does God actually sound like? Do we hear Him audibly? He can do that. Do we see signs throughout our day? Yes, this can be confirmation. Does He speak through people? Yes, of course! However, let's talk about The post How Does God Talk to Us? appeared first on Loving Theology.

Warum wohnt ausgerechnet der Nachbar immer nebenan? Wo hört der Spaß auf? Ist an alle gedacht, wenn jeder nur an sich selbst denkt? Wo ist beim Baum hinten? Alle Antworten auf diese Fragen, bekommt Ihr in der neuen Ausgabe meines Podcasts! – Corona und das große Relativieren (02:20 min – 13:52 min) – Das Internet […]

Have you ever felt alone? The fear of being alone certainly ranks among our deepest and most meaningful. But the word “alone” doesn’t fully describe it; after all, we can be surrounded by people, even friends and family, and still feel alone. I long to feel a true connection where I’m loved even when I’m unlovable, where I can share every unbecoming thought without fear of judgment but assured of my unreserved acceptance. While I treasure my closest friendship (Monica), we are each limited in patience and grace, and we are both affected by... The post Overcoming Loneliness appeared first on Loving Theology.

“Is that You God?” Have you ever had a thought while you’re praying and wondered whether it was His voice or just your own? How do we discern if He’s talking to us? In John 10, Jesus explains our relationship with Him as a Good Shepherd with His sheep. He assures us not only that He will speak to us, but that we will recognize His voice: “The sheep hear His voice, and He calls His own sheep by name and leads them out. … and the sheep follow Him, for they know His voice.” (John 10:3-4) So, how do we develop... The post Learning God’s Voice appeared first on Loving Theology.

Have you ever found yourself wondering if God’s trying to tell you something? I know I have. We long for His direction in our life, but it can be hard to know when He’s speaking. Sometimes I think I’ve heard Him, but when everything goes wrong, I start wondering if I missed the mark. Other times I don’t really know what to do, and I wish He would just make it easy and give me a sign. But figuring out whether it actually was a sign from Him is just as difficult. However, at a very fundamental level, our communication with God isn’t based on... The post Does God Still Speak? appeared first on Loving Theology.

Warum steht man im Fahrstuhl? Hat, wer zuletzt lacht, den Witz nicht begriffen? Spielt Thor gerne Fußball? Kann Altbewährtes zukunftsweisend sein? Alle Antworten auf diese Fragen bekommt Ihr in der neuen Ausgabe meines Podcasts! – Pornhub verbieten? (02:00 min – 07:50 min) – Der Maulwurf ist zurück: Wühlmaus? (08:00 min – 14:20 min) – Montes […]

In our post for Father’s Day this year, we issued the first release of a guide for Christian couples who are trying to conceive, including a guide for IVF. We also promised to release further updates to this guide as we had time to put the research we’ve done in the best format for you. So, without further ado, I’d like to introduce the first major update to this guide for couples who are trying to conceive. The post TTC Guide Intro appeared first on Loving Theology.

A new COVID spike at the jail. Laura evacuees arrested in New Orleans. NOLA Public Schools fights subpoena in Kennedy suit. And a rental assistance program has provided little assistance. The post Behind The Lens episode 100: Don’t worry, it’s not a clip show appeared first on The Lens.

Tunneling to the heart of theme itself, we search for the answer as to what makes a card or combo particularly thematic.  Joining us to help explore the intersection of game design and intellectual property are the Mighty Patrick Kellenberger and a return engagement from the Ministry of Dice Duo – Chris “True Mr. Six” […] The post Rollin’ Thunder – Talkin’ Dice Masters “Theme Itself!” – S2E16 appeared first on Rollin' Thunder.

Dopo qualche mese di pausa e di rinnovamento, il podcast torna con un taglio editoriale tutto nuovo, nuova sigla, nuovi ritmi, l’intervento di Enrico Fonzo e l’intervista al grande Tano D’Amico. Fotobar Ecco di cosa abbiamo discusso in questa puntata: Enrico Fonzo ci racconta il bello della fotografia analogica Il ban di Google sui filtri […]

A lot of things can make us happy for a little while, but, once the newness fades, the happiness seems to fade right along with it. We all struggle to feel satisfied at times, but how do we approach that struggle? Join us as we take a very practical, “how-to” look at our series on satisfaction and ask the question, How do we find satisfaction? The post How to Find Satisfaction appeared first on Loving Theology.

Whether it’s more work or more play, we’ve seen in this series that neither promise to satisfy. However, we often experience our most meaningful success and our most lasting joy in the context of our closest relationships. Whether it’s friendships, dating, marriage, or family, perhaps relationships can offer what success and pleasure can’t on their own – satisfaction. If any relationship could, our closest and deepest one (marriage) certainly has the best chance. So, let’s take a look at marriage to see if it can provide satisfaction as we ask the hard question: Can my soulmate satisfy me? The post Can Soulmates Satisfy appeared first on Loving Theology.

Why did God make pleasure? Can our desire for pleasure ever be fully satisfied? What does enjoying pleasure look like as Christians, in what ways are we limited? Like we discussed last week, God wants us to enjoy life’s good things. Whether it’s relaxing with a glass of wine, admiring the beauty of nature, traveling to a new and exciting place, or even having sex, God made it all for us to enjoy. Pleasure is defined as “a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment”; it is essentially the experience of happiness. So, if we pursue pleasure, will we find happiness? Will we find satisfaction? The post Satisfying Our Desire for Pleasure appeared first on Loving Theology.

What can we do to be successful? How do we know when we’ve achieved success, or, more specifically, at what point does success bring satisfaction? So often, success can leave us feeling empty or even sorrowful as we wonder "What's the point?" How can we find a meaningful success that satisfies our desire to leave an impact? Join us as we talk about all of this: 1. The Ingredients of Success 2. Success and Sorrow 3. Meaningful Success The post Satisfied in Success appeared first on Loving Theology.

Are you happy? A lot of things can make us happy for a little while, but, once the newness fades, the happiness seems to fade right along with it. How can we find it again? What does it mean to be happy? From Harvard studies to the Pharrell Williams song, from America’s Declaration of Independence to Bhutan’s measure of Gross National Happiness, it’s easy to say that “the pursuit of happiness” is central to us as people regardless of the culture, or sub-culture, in which we find ourselves. But, for all our searching, it remains just that: a pursuit, a search. Now, we ... The post How to Be Happy appeared first on Loving Theology.

What should we forgive? EVERYTHING. How do we forgive even the hardest things? After releasing new videos for our series on forgiveness, we have a new discussion style video to help make this series very practical. Join us as we talk about how we forgive and what that process looks like, including: How do we know when we need to forgive? Once we’ve forgiven, it feels like we can check it off the list and put it behind us, but forgiveness can often look more like a cycle rather than a checkbox. So, how can we identify when we’re struggling with unforgiveness and ultimately find inspiration to forgive again? The post How to Forgive appeared first on Loving Theology.

Seeking the Origins Game Fair, 45 Dice Masters players journeyed to an alternate online dimension to take part in the Earth X Origins Dice Masters Roll Some Thunder Tournament which took place on June 20th. This episode we dig into the results, discuss how the upcoming Infinity Gauntlet set might affect the new meta and […] The post Rollin’ Thunder – Talkin’ Dice Masters “Earth X Origins” – S2E15 appeared first on Rollin' Thunder.

On Mother’s Day, we shared about our first miscarriage as we said Happy Mother’s Day to those who’ve struggled to conceive or had a loss. My Father’s Day gift this year represents something of a milestone for this story. Little Evie came in time for Father’s Day. Our journey in bringing her into this world was bumpy, to say the least, but it gave us a new perspective on life and a renewed, heartfelt desire to comfort and help those who are on a similar journey. Because of this, I’ve been working to pull together a Father’s Day gift for you should you (or anyone you know) find yourself on this journey, trying to conceive. But, before giving you that gift, I’d like to... The post A Gift for Father’s Day appeared first on Loving Theology.

In the story of the adulterous woman that we discussed last week, it’s inspiring to see the way that Jesus showed His love for her when He defends her and refuses to condemn her. We stopped just short of the end of this story though. At the end, He says one more thing, “Go, and from now on sin no more.” (John 8:11) Jesus was being so kind and loving, telling her she was not condemned. But then, in the very next breath, it almost sounds like He was condemning her or at least condemning her lifestyle. It’s easy to feel like His command, “sin no more”, was an example where His love took a back seat to righteousness. But, we know from our first post of this series that everything He does is loving. So, where was the love in... The post God’s Commandments are Love appeared first on Loving Theology.

God is for you. He will never leave you nor forsake you. His love for you is completely selfless. That’s who He is. In our last post, we saw that we need to know God as a person and who He is to know what love is. I ended with John 17:26: “I made Your name known to them and will make it known, so that the love You have loved Me with may be in them and I may be in them.” When we see true love in action through what He has done, it inspires us to love Him and others. As a result, the same love He has can be in us! Let’s take a look at His love in action so that we can be inspired in this way. Because He is all-knowing, He knew what would happen when He created the world. He knew that if He gave us free will, we... The post God’s Faithfulness is Love appeared first on Loving Theology.

How would you define love? I can only imagine how vastly different each person’s definition would be. Even as I looked at the definition in the dictionary, it was incredibly vague. The Bible, however, has a lot to say about love and gets very specific about what it is and isn’t. I’d like to start this series in a familiar verse from 1 John 4. Verse 8 states, “Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love.” That last phrase, made up of only three words, comes off pretty bold compared to the vague definition in the dictionary. God is love. Could this phrase possibly mean that love is God? Let’s tackle this question with... The post The Definition of Love appeared first on Loving Theology.

Ritorna la grande critica fotografica insieme a Pippo Pappalardo ed alcune novità del mese di maggio 2020 Fotobar Ecco di cosa abbiamo discusso in questa puntata https://www.dpreview.com/news/4807905449/sony-new-intelligent-vision-sensor-is-the-world-s-first-to-feature-on-chip-ai-processing L’appello di Salgado per gli indigeni dell’Amazzonia https://www.themammothreflex.com/curiosity/2020/05/04/appello-sebastiao-salgado-indigeni-amazzonia/ L’intervista Pippo Pappalardo, catanese, avvocato, ha studiato “Lettura strutturale dell’immagine nei media” col prof. Nazareno Taddei (Università di Cagliari) continuando […]

Ian Porter & Reg Sims, the top two finishers in the North American One Big Weekend Corona Consolation Tournament tell the tale of their journey to the top table!  Buckle up for safety!  PLUS – AN IMPORTANT DICE MASTERS ANNOUNCEMENT!  ‘Nuff Said      Special Announcement      Reg talks about how he built his […] The post Rollin’ Thunder – Talkin’ Dice Masters “NA OBW CCT” – S2E13 appeared first on Rollin' Thunder.

Pastor Micah Bergen – March 24, 2020

Kann man sich mit einem Zuckerhut vor saurem Regen schützen? Was machen die Fahrer von Automatikwagen in einem Schaltjahr? Wenn man nichts mehr essen will, dann ist man satt. Was ist man, wenn man nichts mehr trinken will? Wenn man einen Pantomimen erschießen möchte, erfordert es dann die Etikette, dass man einen Schalldämpfer benutzt? Alle […]

Last week I promised to share something God showed me that helped me see the gift of salvation in a whole new light as we finish this series on Resting in Our Weakness. It comes from the end of our passage in Matthew 11; in verse 30, Jesus says “my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” At first glance, I have to admit that I didn’t really see much difference between those two statements. But in writing this series, I finally saw what He meant and how He saved us from what each of these statements represents. Let's... The post Resting in Our Salvation appeared first on Loving Theology.

Interview with Gloria Hunter and Micah Bergen

“Take My yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart and you will find rest for your souls.” (Matt 11:29) His example of gentleness and humility are the prerequisites that enable us to be at rest. In the first post of this series we explored the first of these virtues, gentleness (meekness), and saw how meekness allows us to receive His yoke so we can follow Him. This week let’s explore humility to see what connection it has to rest. The second word ‘humble’ comes from the Greek word ‘tapeinos’. This word describes “the person who depends on the Lord rather than self”. At first glance, this... The post The Work and the Worry appeared first on Loving Theology.

Pastor Micah Bergen Series: Resurrection

When Monica and I got married, we planned to wait a year before having kids, but apparently God had other plans. Abigail was born just 10 months after we got married, literally as soon as possible. Even Elijah was born just 14 months after Abigail. While the timing wasn’t exactly planned, we were grateful. After Elijah turned one, we decided we were ready to try for another baby. On October 31st, 2018, Monica surprised me with a positive pregnancy test in hand. I couldn’t have been more excited! Over the next five days, we told our parents, debated names, and started daydreaming about the future. I left for work on November 5th like any other Monday. Around lunchtime, I heard my phone ring... The post Happy Mothers Day appeared first on Loving Theology.

Series: Resurrection Pastor Micah Bergen

“Come to me, all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) That’s a promise I’d like to cash in on. But, how do we? It goes on to say, “My yoke is easy and My burden is light.” (Matthew 11:30) I wish I could say ‘Amen’, but when I really think about it, I’m not so sure that’s how I feel. It doesn’t always seem easy and light. Thankfully, Jesus tells us more in this passage: “Take My yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart and you will find rest for your souls.” (Matt 11:29) In order to find rest, we must learn from His example of gentleness and humility. In this series we’ll explore each of these virtues and see how they enable us to rest! This week let’s explore gentleness. This... The post Yoked with Jesus appeared first on Loving Theology.

Series:Resurrection Pastor Micah Bergen

God desires to bring us closer. His voice has the power to change us for the better, but sin can cause us to hide our hearts from Him. In hiding our hearts, we are unable to hear His voice. He’s aware of our weakness though and longs to help us, not to shame us. We must trust His gentleness when we feel that He wants to change the topic of conversation. But, now that we have heard His voice, how do we know that He will listen to our prayers? Do our prayers matter? We do indeed have... The post God Hears Us appeared first on Loving Theology.

April 19,2020Pastor Micah BergenSeries: Resurrection

E estamos de volta… E hoje em um episódio totalmente não recomendável para menores de 18 anos. Em um episódio com um humor de certa forma ácido, caústico e brutal, os Fate Masters Rafael, Fábio e Luís vão revisar um jogo que, tanto pelas suas mecânicas, artes e posicionamento chocou, polemizou e foi um dos mais comentados nos últimos tempos: #iHunt. Venha se sujeitar a ser um fodido e caçar monstros na economia colaborativa, onde todas as pequenas e grandes mazelas do capitalismo apenas reforçam três coisas: te fuder de maneira literal e abstrata mostrar que monstros não são analogias, são criaturas nem todo monstro suga sangue: alguns sugam seu dinheiro Vamos falar sobre as várias mecânicas novas e não tão novas, como os Pacotes de Perícias, Criação dos Monstros, A Vantagem que faz com que uma luta justa seja apenas um eufemismo para bater as botas e muito mais. Vamos também falar sobre como os Monstros em #iHunt não são sempre maus, e às vezes nem o pior mal, embora ocasionalmente alguns deles sejam tão ruins que o Alemão possui uma palavra especial para eles, backpfeifengesicht, ou seja, “alguém que tá pedindo um soco na cara”. E sobre como o nível de Ameaça é definido e sobre como é uma péssima ideia tentar estacar um vampiro pelo peito, graças a um treco chamado Esterno. Venha para San Jenaro, a Sunnydale hipster do Vale do Silício, onde uma caçada de monstros está a um clique e enquanto não está caçando monstros você tem um Emprego vindo diretamente do Vagas Arrombadas. Está desesperado o bastante para arriscar seu pescoço contra a Duqueza Demoníaca de San Jenaro para juntar dinheiro para pagar contas, comprar aquele remédio contra fibromialgia e (se sobrar algum) tomar um sorvete? Se sim, apenas deslize para a direita no #iHunt para aceitar o serviço. Mas lembre-se: o sistema é foda e tem toda uma série de pequenas merdas para te fuder de todos os jeitos em todos os momentos. E acima de tudo: NADA DE FASCISTAS! NADA DE FASCISTAS Se você é um fascista, você não é bem vindo nesse jogo. É contra as regras. Se você está lendo isso e pensando, “Porra, agora todo mundo que não concorda com você é fascista?”, então provavelmente você é um fascista, ou ao menos é incapaz de inferir coisas do contexto e reconhecer um ambiente político perigoso que tornou aqueles que são oprimidos mais raivosos. Não jogo esse jogo. Vá se tratar. Cresça. Aprenda. Vá assistir “Um lindo dia na vizinhança” ou algo similar. Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com, pela página do Fate Masters no Facebook e agora pelo servidor do Movimento Fate Brasil no Discord E as redes sociais dos Fate Masters: Mr Mickey: fabiocosta0305 ou hufflepuffbr em quase todas as redes sociais Velho Lich: rafael.meyer no Facebook ou eavatar no Tumblr Cicerone: lcavalheiro#0520 no Discord e lcavalheiro no Telegram Abaixo, a tabela dos materiais analisados até agora Posição Cenário Mr. Mickey Velho Lich Cicerone Média 1 Uprising - The Dystopian Universe RPG 5 5 5 5   #iHunt 5 5 5 5 3 Masters of Umdaar 5 4,5 5 4.83   Chopstick 5 4,75 4,75 4.83 5 Wearing the Cape 4,8 4,75 4,38 4,78 6 Secrets of Cats 4,7 4,5 4,5 4,73 7 Templo Perdido de Thur-Amon 4,6 4,75 4,75 4,68   Jadepunk 4,8 4,75 4,5 4,68   Nest 4,8 4,5 4,75 4,68 10 Bukatsu 4,75 4,5 4,5 4,58 11 Boa Vizinhança/Good Neighbors 4,7 4,25 4,75 4,56 12 Daring Comics 4,25 4,5 4,75 4,5 13 Mecha vs Kaiju 4,25 4,75 4 4,33 14 Atomic Robo 4 4,5 —- 4,25 15 Destino em Quatro Cores 4 4 3,75 3,92 16 Atomic Robo: Majestic 12 3,5 3,5 —- 3,5 17 Projeto Memento 3,5 3,75 2,75 3,33   Ferramentas de Sistema 4 —- —- 4   Horror Toolkit 4,5 4,5 2 3,6 Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Luís Cavalheiro Rafael Sant’anna Meyer Duração: 100min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:14 - Introdução 00:01:20 - Uma introdução ao #iHunt (e sobre como hoje a coisa vai ladeira abaixo) 00:04:09 - Sobre o cenário de #iHunt e o Aplicativo do #iHunt e sobre como ele é um jogo que não é para qualquer um (nada de Fascistas aqui, catzo!) 00:26:01 - As Perícias (ou Pacotes de Perícias) e Aspectos do #iHunt 00:35:30 - Sobre os Lances, as formas que existem de se matar monstros em #iHunt (e como isso não é uma categorização como no Storyteller) 00:44:21 - Sobre os Monstros em #iHunt, seus poderes, características e fraqueza, e como construir suas próprias coisas ruins 00:53:29 - O Nível de Ameaça e a Vantagem 01:01:21 - Sobre o gerador aleatório de Caçadas de Monstros e sobre como várias caçadas são embebidas na vida cotidiana do #iHunter, e como nem sempre você é o lado bom da coisa 01:10:05 - Sobre Arriscar Aspectos e Essência 01:22:19 - Intervalo Comercial (o X-Card do jogo), Formulário de Consentimento e Selfies como Marcos de Evolução e os Callbacks e o Cenário de San Jenaro 01:28:10 - Sobre Notas e Adoção de Regras 01:53:47 - Considerações Finais Links Relacionados: #iHunt Uber 99 Taxi Microsoft Facebook Google iFood Rolemaster Hinode OSE (Old-School Essentials) Priscila a Rainha do Deserto Matadores de Vampiras Lésbicas Zumbilândia Caça-Fantasmas Elvira Vampirella Walking Dead Resident Evil Santa Clarita Diet Resenha de #iHunt do Mr. Mickey para a Dungeon Geek Gráfico dos Dados Fate no AnyDice Gráfico dos Dados Fate com Vantagem no AnyDice #iHunt: Killing Monsters in the Gig Economy (English Edition) Machine Age (itch.io) Machine Age no Twitch Aphoteosis Drive/X Machine Age Olivia Hill Rule John Constantine BBSes Dracula Fate - Criaturas Fantásticas Ceifadores Discord da Machine Age - San Genaro Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! 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Inauguriamo il nuovo sito del Podcast con la puntata di aprile, si parlerà non solo di fotografia ai tempi del COVID-19 e potremo ascoltare le profonde parole del fotografo e architetto Giorgio di Maio Fotobar Ecco di cosa abbiamo discusso in questa puntata: le fotografie vincitrici del WPP 2020 https://www.worldphoto.org/blogs/15-04-20/results-revealed-open-competition-category-winners-and-shortlist?fbclid=IwAR087y6jK8xzc5Pm6hB1iLmjH8OdHCywtqD_aUuWKg5XI27hcb3mdQjTKPI Vendite di mirroless in declino […]

“If you want to hear God more, let Him lead the conversation.” We all want to hear God's voice.  When I felt led to start this website, I wanted to be sure it’s what God wanted.  So, I set aside time to take a retreat and pray for God’s direction.  On the first day, I sat down and wrote out my questions: “Should I start a website?”, “Do I need to go to seminary first?”, “What should I write about?”, etc.  I got a hot cup of tea, sat down outside with my Bible next to me and asked my first question… no answer… my second question… no answer.  No matter which question I asked, all I got was a chorus of crickets.  If I’m honest, I... The post Hearing God appeared first on Loving Theology.

No episodio de hoje…Dudu Vieira, Felipe Ferraz e Raul Limma indicam obras para salvar sua sanidade na quarentona. Terceiro Quadrante® Comentados no programa: Lista “Jovem” do jovem Dudu Braid Indie Game Procura-se Um Amigo Para o Fim do Mundo Kiara Rocks (a banda favorita do Dudu) Os Sete Sobre a Escrita Eu Sou a Lenda […]

Series: ResurrectionBergen Family Living Room

We saw, last week, how the Good News is that Jesus gives us freedom from slavery to sin. But how did He do this and what does this freedom give us? Let’s look again at what Jesus read in Luke 4:18-19, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” This word for ‘liberty’ on both counts comes from the Greek root ‘aphesis’ and can be understood as “a letting go, a release, pardon, complete forgiveness”. At first glance this might seem like an odd translation, that is ‘forgiveness = freedom’. But, as ... The post Peace with God appeared first on Loving Theology.