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In this message, Pastor Jamie Nunnally invites us to learn from the stories of Ananias and Sapphira. Acts 4:32-37 “All the believers were united in heart and mind. And they felt that what they owned was not their own, so they shared everything they had. 33 The apostles testified powerfully to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and God's great blessing was upon them all. 34 There were no needy people among them, because those who owned land or houses would sell them 35 and bring the money to the apostles to give to those in need...." Spontaneous giving and sharing has broken out among the church. They willingly shared everything and made sure there was no lack. Enter Ananias and Sapphira…Acts 5:1-11 “But there was a certain man named Ananias who, with his wife, Sapphira, sold some property. 2 He brought part of the money to the apostles, claiming it was the full amount. With his wife's consent, he kept the rest. 3 Then Peter said, “Ananias, why have you let Satan fill your heart? You lied to the Holy Spirit, and you kept some of the money for yourself. 4 The property was yours to sell or not sell, as you wished. And after selling it, the money was also yours to give away. How could you do a thing like this? You weren't lying to us but to God!...” Takeaways:1. Scripture doesn't say who killed Ananias and Sapphira. John 10:10 “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.”Acts 10:38 “God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power. He went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil, for God was with him.Matthew 5:44-45 But I say, love your enemies! Pray for those who persecute you! 45In that way, you will be acting as true children of your Father in heaven. For he gives his sunlight to both the evil and the good, and he sends rain on the just and the unjust alike.Don't create theology from verses that are exceptions.  2. Ananias and Sapphira were most likely imposters sent to infiltrate the Christian community.Acts 5:12-14 “Now many signs and wonders were regularly done among the people by the hands of the apostles. And they were all together in Solomon's Portico. 13 None of the rest dared join them, but the people held them in high esteem. 14 And more than ever believers were added to the Lord, multitudes of both men and women.”Verse 4 said Satan had filled their hearts and V9 says they conspired together.  3. Forced sharing is not biblical.Marxism, Communism, and socialism are making an ideological comeback in this country and its proponents often try to use scripture to justify it.Acts 5:4 “The property was yours to sell or not sell, as you wished. And after selling it, the money was also yours to give away.”Scripture upholds land ownership, property rights and the right to do with one's possessions and money as they wish. 2 Corinthians 9:7 “You must each decide in your heart how much to give. And don't give reluctantly or in response to pressure. “For God loves a person who gives cheerfully.” “The transformation of charity into legal entitlement has produced donors without love and recipients without gratitude.” - SCOTUS Justice Scalia What's your story?                   

Thoughts Design: Steve Webb | Photo: Armando Ascorve Morales on Unsplash Proverbs chapters 25-29 were proverbs of Solomon that were collected under the supervision of King Hezekiah of Judah, about 270 years after Solomon died. 21 If your enemy is hungry, give him food to eat;if he is thirsty, give him water to drink.22 In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head,and the Lord will reward you.Proverbs 25:21-22 NIV Good? Bad? Verse 21 is self-explanitory. But what does verse 22 mean? Commentators over the years do not agree whether heaping coals on the head is a good thing or a bad thing, from the viewpoint of the enemy. It could be referring to a burning conviction that happens when we do something good for the enemy. Or perhaps the thought is of lending a burning coal to him to help light a fire for himself. The motivation, nonetheless is that we make a friend of an enemy, and we will receive a reward from the Lord. Adam Clarke wrote in one of his commentaries, “Not to consume, but to melt him into kindness..." Bruce Walke, a respected Old Testament scholar who has written an excellent two volume set of commentaries on the book of Proverbs, said, “Most commentators agree with Augustine and Jerome that the ‘coals of fire’ refers to ‘burning pangs of shame’ which a man will feel when good is returned for evil, his shame producing remorse and contrition.” Book of Proverbs, Chapters 15-31: New International Commentary on the Old Testament (NICOT)By Bruce K. Waltke / Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Be Kind Whether the coals on his head is positive or negative, from the point of view of your enemy, is not the point. His attitude is not your concern; it does not change your responsibility. In this proverb God is telling us that we should be kind to our enemy. And isn't that what Jesus said in Matthew 5:43-47? 43“You have heard the law that says, ‘Love your neighbor’ and hate your enemy. 44But I say, love your enemies! Pray for those who persecute you! 45In that way, you will be acting as true children of your Father in heaven. For he gives his sunlight to both the evil and the good, and he sends rain on the just and the unjust alike. 46If you love only those who love you, what reward is there for that? Even corrupt tax collectors do that much. 47If you are kind only to your friends, how are you different from anyone else? Even pagans do that. Matthew 5:43-47 NIV This is, of course, not an easy thing to do. At least it isn't easy for me. But it is what we are called to do. And that is why we have the Holy Spirit. Through Him, we have the ability to do it. The question is, will we? Today's Bible Translation Bible translation used in today's episode: Ch. 25 NIV Support Please remember that this is a listener supported show. Your support of any amount is needed and very much appreciated. Find out how by clicking here. When you buy through links on this site, we may earn an affiliate commission, and you will earn our gratitude.

#45In this mini morsel episode I share about the third Spiritual truth which is THAT YOU HAVE A UNIQUE PURPOSE AND SPIRITUAL THRUST.Every person on the planet is unique. There are no two souls who are here to do the same thing. What you came to do is unique to you. Your unique vibration. That is what your Spiritual Thrust is. A Spiritual thrust is a word or phrase that encapsulates your unique vibration. Through tntspiritworks.com you can find out what your Spiritual thrust is through two unique consultations. One is the Thrust Consultation and the other is Your Inner Guidance and Spiritual Thrust. Knowing what your Spiritual thrust is just helps take your purpose up to a whole other level. Rocking your purpose and your Spiritual Thrust is what you are here to do, so keep up your amazing mission.What enthusiastically spiritual mini morsels are in this episode:

Announcer 0:00Welcome to the CXR channel, our premier podcast for talent acquisition and talent management. Listen in as the CXR community discusses a wide range of topics focused on attracting, engaging and retaining the best talent. We're glad you're here. Gerry Crispin 0:21I'm not gonna ask you any hard questions. So this is you and me. So Kelly Cartwright at Amazon. Not representing Amazon, just representing Kelly Cartwright because she and I have been around for a while, although you were much, much, much, much younger. Kelly Cartwright, Amazon 0:43Back then Gerry Crispin 0:45In fact, when did we would you know, the year? When were you in that crazy startup? Kelly Cartwright, Amazon 0:53I'm going to say 2000? Gerry Crispin 0:59It had to be that or a little before a little after you were you were, you seem to be leading the damn thing. Yeah, at the time, because nobody else really knew what the hell they were doing. If I recall, it was a referral related product. Is that accurate? Kelly Cartwright, Amazon 1:19It was it was that that generation one of the referral automation products, remember a referral networks refer.com. And then that the place I worked with called career rewards. And based on my quick look on LinkedIn, I was there in 2001, to 2002. Gerry Crispin 1:41Okay, so that's, that was the beginning, actually, of us pivoting to a colloquium approach. And, and obviously, we're still doing some consulting. Because I think we came in and did some consulting with you guys, for a day we did. Kelly Cartwright, Amazon 1:59That's how we met, I asked you and Mark to come in and talk to the board to try to talk some sense into them, because we were making basically making a recommendation to aggressively pursue sale of either the business or the technology assets based on sort of what was going on in the market at that time. So.. Gerry Crispin 2:20And that's, that's kind of what we were about. At the time, we we obviously had gotten a lot of visibility, and we're doing not only consulting there, but with various companies. But it was always chasing that and and we were we were looking for that next thing where we could not have to chase money, but really focus in on having a group of people that were trying to improve what was going on. So I found that kind of fascinating. And I remember the years then that you continued to operate at very in various companies. You I would see you regularly at a at a conference. And as I move by, you would always go Gerry, What's my name? Do you remember that? Kelly Cartwright, Amazon 3:16I do I do. Gerry Crispin 3:18I think I think you did that a number of times before I go. Geez, I better remember her name before giving me shit all the time. Kelly Cartwright, Amazon 3:28I did. I used to purposefully, you know, kind of give you a little like poke and say, Gerry, come on. You must remember me don't you remember the gig we did? Gerry Crispin 3:38Yeah, it all came back to me, obviously. But my mental faculties were somewhat still are. They still are so so I've seen a lot of your your folks at Amazon, we've had a number of folks participating recently in colloquium and and really appreciate their their participation and involvement. It's really, it's really been good. I keep telling them. So you need to go back and tell Kelly and or whoever is your boss, what you're getting out of this. So, so anyhow, it's kind of a, it's kind of a fascinating shift to pivot to zoom, in effect is what we've done. And instead of a day and a half meeting every month, we're now doing almost two to three meetings a week, on some subject or another. So there's just and we're getting as, you know, 40-50, whatever, people coming from our membership, and the questions and the engagement is fully on. kind of fascinating. I I think more and more right now. people, if they choose to come to a meeting, you see them and they're, they're kind of fully engaged. Kelly Cartwright,

Series: AnchoredMessage Text: Mark 10:35-45In this season of uncertainty and chaos, you can anchor yourself to this truth: Our God is the God who selflessly offers himself on our behalf. The greatest in his kingdom is the one who serves others.

Christmas365 presents: Music Podcast 2018.45In this new christmas music-podcast our guests are: BZN - Once Upon a Christmas Dan Greer - Old Fashioned ChristmasJohn Ludy Puleo - Oh Holy NightMaurice Chevalier - Old st. NicolasNat King Cole - O Little Town of BethlehemOslo Gospel Choir - One Thousand CandlesVoice-Over: Anjes.For more Christmas365 Music visit our website: https://christmas365music.blogspot.com or download the Spreaker-radio app (for all devices),** or the Google-Podcast App or Apple-Podcast App, Search for Christmas365 make it your favorite and join the club.**Frits365 Music podcast is available on Googlepodcast, Applepodcast,Podcastaddict, Soundcloud, Tunein and Castbox .https://www.facebook.com/frits365 https://www.twitter.com/frits365

Frits365 Music presents: Let the music speak podcast 2019.45In this new music-podcast our guests are: 01 - Enya - How Can I Keep From Singing02 - Giora Feidman - Come in Peace03 - De Kast - De Hemel04 - Eva Cassidy - Time After Time05 - James Blunt - Goodbye My LoverVoice-Over: Anjes.For more Frits365 Music visit our website: https://frits365music.blogspot.com or download the Spreaker-radio app (for all devices),** or the Google-Podcast App or Apple-Podcast App, Search for Frits365 make it your favorite and join the club.**Frits365 Music podcast is available on Googlepodcast, Applepodcast, Spotify, Soundcloud, Tunein and Castbox .https://www.facebook.com/frits365 https://www.twitter.com/frits365

Time isn’t just lived in the brain; it’s stamped into the very cells of our being. With insights from neuropsychologist Marc Wittmann, this episode explores how bodily clocks, illness and age all impact how we experience time. We'll see how social time inventions, like daylight saving, can clash with our highly individual biological time.This episode in brief:1. What is biological time? | 02:50We all have a silent clockwork inside us governing what we feel and how our bodies operate. This section introduces the biological clocks that keep us ticking over — focusing on those which have captured our imagination most: circadian rhythms. We explore how ultradian rhythms work, from those that are stamped into our cells to those that respond to our external environment. 2. Sleep cycles: our master clock | 07:00Ever considered where the whole “early bird”/”night owl” classification comes from? Or why teenagers find it so hard to get up in the mornings? This section takes a closer look at how our individual “clock genes” influence out master circadian rhythm: the sleep/wake cycle. We consider how social designs for time — like daylight savings and work schedules — impact biological time, and the potentially dangerous consequences of the “social jetlag” they create. 3. How our body impacts how we experience time | 10:45In our last episode, we explored how our psychology can impact how we experience time, but our bodies also play a huge part in this too. Neuropsychologist Marc Wittmann helps explain how bodily states can act as time keepers in their own right — and how pain, temperature, illness, drugs and basic sensory stimuli all affect our conscious experience of time.4. The“phenomenal self” and time | 14:40 The “material self” is one of our primary tools for cataloguing and understanding our life, but it’s only possible as an entity over time. This final section considers how our bodily signals constitute the most basic feature of our conscious self — as a stream of information that is forever updating — and how feeling states could function as an inner measure of duration itself.

主题：DeAndrea Salvador: How we can make energy more affordable for low-income families内容简介：IEvery month, millions of Americans face an impossible choice: pay for energy to power their homes, or pay for basic needs like food and medicine. TED Fellow DeAndrea Salvador is working to reduce energy costs so that no one has to make this kind of decision. In this quick talk, she shares her plan to help low-income families reduce their bills while also building a cleaner, more sustainable and more affordable energy future for us all.讲者简介:DeAndrea Salvador · Environmental justice advocateDeAndrea Salvador reshapes the way we use and engage with energy.-----以下演讲英文稿-----00:00So, as a child, I used to spend all of my time at my great-grandmother&`&s house. On hot, humid, summer days, I would dash across the floor and stick my face in front of her only air conditioner. But I didn&`&t realize that that simple experience, though brief, was a privileged one in our community. Growing up, stories of next-door neighbors having to set up fake energy accounts or having to steal energy seemed normal to me. During the winter, struggling to get warm, my neighbors would have no choice but to bypass the meter after their heat was shut off, just to keep their family comfortable for one more day. These kinds of dangerous incidents can take root when people are faced with impossible choices.00:45In the US, the average American spends three percent of their income on energy. In contrast, low-income and rural populations can spend 20, even 30 percent of their income on energy. In 2015, this caused over 25 million people to skip meals to provide power to their homes. This is when energy becomes a burden. But energy burdens are so much more than just a number. They present impossible and perilous choices: Do you take your child to get her flu medicine, or do you feed her? Or do you keep her warm? It&`&s an impossible choice, and nearly every month, seven million people choose between medicine and energy.01:33This exposes a much larger and systemic issue. Families with high energy burdens are disproportionately people of color, who spend more per square foot than their white counterparts. But it&`&s also nurses, veterans and even schoolteachers who fall into the mass of 37 million people a year who are unable to afford energy for their most basic needs. As a result, those with high energy burdens have a greater likelihood of conditions like heart disease and asthma.02:02Look -- given our rockets to Mars and our pocket-sized AI, we have the tools to address these systemic inequities. The technology is here. Cost of renewables, insulation, microgrids and smart home technology are all decreasing. However, even as we approach cost parity, the majority of those who own solar earn much more than the average American. This is why, when I was 22, I founded the nonprofit RETI. Our mission is to alleviate energy burdens by working with communities, utilities and government agencies alike to provide equitable access to clean energy, energy efficiency and energy technology.02:45But there&`&s no one way to solve this. I believe in the power of local communities, in the transforming effect of relationships. So we start by working directly with the communities that have the highest energy burdens. We host workshops and events for communities to learn about energy poverty, and how making even small updates to their homes like better insulation for windows and water heaters can go a long way to maximize efficiency. We&`&re connecting neighborhoods to community solar and spearheading community-led smart home research and installation programs to help families bring down their energy bills. We&`&re even working directly with elected officials, advocating for more equitable pricing, because to see this vision of energy equity and resilience succeed, we have to work together sustainably.03:39Now, the US spends over three billion a year on energy bill payment assistance. And these programs do help millions of people, but they&`&re only able to help a fraction of those in need. In fact, there is a 47-billion-dollar home-energy affordability gap, so assistance alone is not sustainable. But by building energy equity and resilience into our communities, we can assure fair and impartial access to energy that is clean, reliable and affordable. At scale, microgrid technology, clean technology and energy efficiency dramatically improve public health. And for those with high energy burdens, it can help them reclaim 20 percent of their income -- 20 percent of a person&`&s income who&`&s struggling to make ends meet. This is life-changing. This is an opportunity for families to use their energy savings to sponsor their future.04:39I think back to my great-grandmother and her neighbors, the impossible choices that they had to make and the effect it had on our whole community. But this is not just about them. There are millions nationwide having to make the same impossible choices today. And I know high energy burdens are a tremendous barrier to overcome, but through relationships with communities and technology, we have the paths to overcome them. And when we do, we will all be more resilient.05:13Thank you.05:14(Applause)

GIORNATA EUROPEA DEL LAVORO SU TWITTER E DECRETO MADIA: tra ‪#‎JOBFAIR‬ e ‪#‎SMARTWORKING‬Giovedì 19 Maggio 2016 su IusLaw WebRadio una nuova puntata di#SvegliatiAvvocatura ore 7:45In occasione della giornata europea del lavoro indetta da Twitter, parleremo di smart working e cd. decreto Madia con la dott.ssa Elena Miglia, Dirigente presso il Comune di Torino e con il dott. Emanuele Pucci, amministratore delegato di Teleskill Italia.Rubriche:Rassegna Stampa di Domenico Monterisi;"Avvocati nella Letteratura" di Clara Mazzarella;"Tagli e ritagli di diritto penale" di Manuela Leuzzi;"La settimana della giurisprudenza" di Emanuele Mascolo e Elia Barbujani;"TAX" di Giovambattista Palumbo.Vi aspettiamo in diretta su www.webradioiuslaw.itGigi Pansini in diretta a IusLaw WebRadio.‪#‎Specializzazioni‬: ho appreso che il Ministero sta valutando di impugnare al Consiglio di Stato la sentenza del Tar Lazio

Reading: Mark 10:35-45In the midst of ambitious disciples, Jesus lays out what ambition looks like in the Kingdom. 

Just Old Time Radio returns you to those days of yesteryear, when radio reigned supreme. Listen  and enjoy once again to those shows that were loved by millions. Just Old Time Radio  presents Adventures of Ozzie and Harriett in The Camel 10/17/45In the summer of 1947, a fantastic new domestic comedy series was begun. It featured the lives of the Nelson family, Ozzie, Harriet and their sons David and Ricky. Harriet met Ozzie when he was looking for a girl singer for his band, they married in October 1935 and had a son, David, in October 1936 and another son, Eric (Ricky), in May 1940. These two sons would later play themselves in this hugely successful show. The family were constantly entangled in the amusing situations Ozzie had caused. Once he had set his mind to something, nothing could dissuade him until disaster had run its inevitable course.

Just Old Time Radio returns you to those days of yesteryear, when radio reigned supreme. Listen  and enjoy once again to those shows that were loved by millions. Just Old Time Radio  presents Adventures of Ozzie and Harriett in The Princes Gift 10/7/45In the summer of 1947, a fantastic new domestic comedy series was begun. It featured the lives of the Nelson family, Ozzie, Harriet and their sons David and Ricky. Harriet met Ozzie when he was looking for a girl singer for his band, they married in October 1935 and had a son, David, in October 1936 and another son, Eric (Ricky), in May 1940. These two sons would later play themselves in this hugely successful show. The family were constantly entangled in the amusing situations Ozzie had caused. Once he had set his mind to something, nothing could dissuade him until disaster had run its inevitable course.

Just Old Time Radio returns you to those days of yesteryear, when radio reigned supreme. Listen  and enjoy once again to those shows that were loved by millions. Just Old Time Radio  presents Adventures of Ozzie and Harriett in Apartment Building Next Door 9/23/45In the summer of 1947, a fantastic new domestic comedy series was begun. It featured the lives of the Nelson family, Ozzie, Harriet and their sons David and Ricky. Harriet met Ozzie when he was looking for a girl singer for his band, they married in October 1935 and had a son, David, in October 1936 and another son, Eric (Ricky), in May 1940. These two sons would later play themselves in this hugely successful show. The family were constantly entangled in the amusing situations Ozzie had caused. Once he had set his mind to something, nothing could dissuade him until disaster had run its inevitable course.