Podcasts about adore ministries

Episode #151 of the Gotta Be Saints PodcastOn this episode, I spoke with Ennie Hickman about what the Catholic Church teaches about just wages and Catholic Social Teaching.During our conversation, we covered:- A tweet that inspired this conversation- A brief background on Catholic Social Teaching- How money is necessary, but it isn't everything- Needs versus wants- The importance of discernment - Corporate work versus ministry- And much more...Biography:For over two decades, Ennie Hickman's determined pursuit of Gospel joy has aided God in transforming the lives of countless people. With a heart for the outcast and forgotten in society, he has served as a youth minister, coach, domestic missionary, international speaker, non-profit president, and currently serves The Saint Constantine School and College in Houston, TX. Constantine is a new and innovative "Oxbridge" style micro college with a dynamic Christian Classical PK3-12 attached. In 2019 after 10 years of leading Adore Ministries in inner city missions, Ennie and his wife Cana founded Del Rey Collective  to empower and encourage individuals and families to live on mission in the ordinary and everyday life of home and neighborhood. Del Rey challenges individuals and families to look at Christ's command to love neighbor as "to love your actual neighbor" and the social impact it might have. Whether on their own back porch or in packed churches, Ennie and Cana, along with their 9 children, aim to follow Jesus's commands to Love God and their neighbors while accompanying people in this beautiful, messy life of joy. Ennie Hickman has had various titles over the last 20+ years. However, his primary focus has been to become an expert at loving his wife and family. The Hickmans continue to open their home every week to neighbors and strangers. You are always welcome to stop by for a cold beverage.Our Sponsors:This is a Good Catholic Podcast.  If you're interested in purchasing a Good Catholic digital series, use code GBS for 20% off your total order.Looking for the perfect Catholic gift? Check out The Catholic Company and find it today! Use code BRENDAN20 for 20% off your next purchase! Support the show

 On today's episode, I chatted with Ennie Hickman about dating well both in marriage and the single life. Biography:For over two decades, Ennie has been one of the most respected and sought after ministry leaders in America. His raw and honest communication, a passion for following Jesus, and his simple and ancient approach to Christian living has aided God in transforming the lives of tens of thousands. Whether on his back porch or in packed churches, Ennie aims to follow Jesus's commands to Love God and Neighbor and accompany people in this beautiful, messy, life of joy. He and his wife, Cana, have nine children. After ten years leading Adore Ministries, they founded Del Rey Collective in 2019. Want to join Ennie this fall in Guatemala? Find out more information at https://www.pilgrimagetobeauty.com/santiago-la-laguna---november-2023.html. Our Sponsors: This is a Good Catholic Podcast.  Use code GBS for 20% your order.Check out  The Catholic Company for all your Catholic merchandise needs! Use code GBS for 20% off your next purchase!If you enjoyed this episode, please provide a review and make sure to subscribe! 

In this inaugural episode of Better Preach I am speaking with Ennie Hickman, one of the most respected and sought after ministry leaders in America. His raw and honest communication, a passion for following Jesus, and his simple and ancient approach to Christian living has impacted tens of thousands over the last two decades. He and his wife, Cana, have eight children. And after ten years leading of Adore Ministries, they founded Del Rey Collective in 2019. In this podcast you'll learn: How speaking flows out of one's relationship with God. Why Ennie prioritizes ministry to family, friends, and neighbors over speaking on stages. The irreplaceable importance of living life, off-stage, with integrity; that the words on stage and life off-stage need to match. His step by step process of developing a new talk. His unique take on the popular advice for speakers to “know your audience. “To connect with Ennie Hickman check out enniehickman.com and delreycollective.comFor more information about the Better Preach Podcast visit: www.ryanohara.org/betterpreachLinks:Check out Ryan's FREE course on “sharing your faith as a Catholic.”Follow Ryan on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook Join Ryan's email list. I made this podcast with help from Riverside FM. Want to try it out for your podcast? Here's a link to get you started.

Guest speaker Jonathan Alexander, president of Adore Ministries, discusses Scripture in the Life of a Catholic this month.

In this show, Gomer reveals to Luke how much evangelical pastor Francis Chan is ruining his life. Also, we talk Avenger's Endgame trailer, Gomer reviews all of Netflix's Marvel shows, and we talk books and music! *Check out: *Amazing Parish, Catholic Match, and Adore Ministries!

"I like good art... I think you're dumb if you don't like good art"- Jonathan Alexander. This week the President of Adore Ministries sits down with us to externally process social media, movies, and books while ultimately getting nowhere. He feels that with media we've been given a weapon of power and have not been taught how to use it. So how can we use this weapon to grow in faith and spiritual life when it's all so evergrowing and confusing? Join us this week and possibly find out! #WelcometotheAdventure Media References: Won't You Be My Neighbor (Movie) Nolan Batman Trilogy (Movies) Ocarina of Time (Video Game) Super Mario (Video Game) Breath of Wild (Video Game) Super Smash Bro.'s Ultimate (Video Game) Pokemon (Video Game) Marvel Movies Oceans 8 (Movie) Now You See Me 2 (Movie) "The Space Trilogy" by C.S. Lewis (Book) "Temptation and Discernment" by Segundo Galiliea (Book) Christopher Nolan (Director) Dunkirk (Movie) The Rite (Movie) Infinity War (Movie) Quiet Place (Movie) Ending Satellites ft. Francois Creutzer. “And so sing the black birds.” Hollow and Ghosts, 2013. (Creative Commons license) Email us at: thechristinculture@gmail.com Twitter @OnTheAdventure2 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCxgPx2b0MYUziwxT9cmtuwg Special Guest: Jonathan Alexander.

We invited Jonathan Alexander, President of Adore Ministries, to review Avengers, Infinity War with us! Also, SKRULLS ARE COMING!

We invite Jonathan Alexander of Adore Ministries and a personal friend to us both on to the show to talk about INSIDE JOKES and how Adore is serving and saving lives in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Amazing stories, personal growth, watching people come alive- all a part of a missionary's life who's now doing disaster relief.

Ennie Hickman is the president of Adore Ministries. Paul and Ennie discuss what it means to live life well. Paul shares a true story of a girl raised entirely by monkeys in India. Adam asks Paul about an embarrassing baseball story.

Ennie Hickman is President of Adore Ministries. He shares with Paul is ongoing conversion toward greater Christian unity. Paul handles tough topics with Adam like Beer Fasting, Bald Man Tug of War, and Which Religious Order is Right for Paul.

Ennie Hickman discuss "Family Dinner", a weekly community gathering at their home. Ennie is the Director of Adore Ministries, a Houston-based non-profit with a mission of Catholic Outreach and Missionary work.

In Episode 62, Brenton and Bryant take a reverse look into the life of artist, songwriter, and producer, Audrey Assad. Audrey is the daughter of a Syrian refugee, an author, speaker, producer, and critically lauded songwriter and musician. She releases music she calls “soundtracks for prayer” on the label Fortunate Fall Records, which she co-owns with her husband. She is also one half of the pop band LEVV, whose debut EP peeked at #17 on the iTunes Alternative chart. Her first solo album was released by Sparrow Records and was awarded the iTunes Christian Breakthrough Album of the Year in 2010 as she went on to be nominated for two Dove Awards. That same year, she sang her song “Winter Snow” on Chris Tomlin’s certified Gold record “Glory in the Highest.” In 2013, Audrey set out on her own. Thanks to a devoted and tight-knit fanbase, she raised over $40,000 in 50 hours for an independent record on Kickstarter. The resulting album, Fortunate Fall, received many accolades and quickly became a fan favorite- with songs such as “I Shall Not Want” being featured in the New York Times by David Brooks. In 2014, Audrey released an EP, Death, Be Not Proud, which reflected on her recent encounters with loss and suffering- including her husband’s journey through cancer and chemotherapy. The album released just a few weeks after the birth of her first son. In the time since, Audrey has spoken about art, faith, womanhood, justice, and, most notably, pornography addiction at Catholic and Evangelical events such as Q Ideas, Focus Conferences, and more. She has performed many solo worship events, as well as at the IHOP One Thing conference with Francis Chan speaking, Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral with Timothy Cardinal Dolan presiding, and alongside Matt Maher during the Papal Event “World Meeting of Families.” She has also written reflective and devotional entries for the likes of Christianity Today, the Magnificat, Blessed is She, and more. In 2016, Audrey is releasing a collection of hymns and original songs called Inheritance. She has approached this collection of songs with a sense of delicate appreciation balanced with artistic integrity. In an effort to highlight the beauty of the hymns, without trampling them underfoot, she has crafted a highly unique soundscape through a cinematic-styled approach. Working with co-producer Daniel James (Canon Blue, Joy Williams, Among Savages), the rich, lush textures and wide, expansive rhythms allow Audrey’s voice to glide effortlessly over a diverse landscape of prayerful contemplation. In the album’s quite moments, Audrey’s signature piano playing and pure vocal tone create a familiar and calming place for the listener. Audrey grew up learning to sing in a Plymouth Brethren community. “I was raised in a church where we didn’t use any instruments on Sunday mornings,” she notes. “I learned to sing there, from the old hymnbooks, in four-part harmony, with my family and my neighbors. It was multi-generational, it was deep and rich and beautiful, and like most of my favorite worship music, it was steeped in community.” The record blends these influences and infuses them with a truly modern sensibility—Inheritance is Audrey’s endeavor to honor her roots and, inspired by them, craft something fresh, fragrant, and new. One original song that should not go unnoticed is “Even Unto Death,” which was co-written with Matt Maher after Audrey heard of yet another martyrdom in the Middle East. “I thought of the many martyrs around the world, but especially those in the Middle East, and wondered to myself what would be running through my head if I knew my life was about to be taken because of my faith,” Audrey explains. “And so I began to write the song that became ‘Even Unto Death,’ praying for the martyrs and hoping for even a shred of their courage. That’s something I would want to sing about on Sundays.” Lover of my soul even unto death, with my every breath I will love youshares the chorus of the song, both fragile and confident—two words that happen to aptly describe Assad’s personal faith. Audrey sums it up this way: “I knew that Inheritance had to be much more than me going into the studio and simply doing pretty renditions of hymns we all know and love. I couldn’t be satisfied with that—I had to make something both bright and dark—colored honestly with my own doubts and weaknesses, so that the Lord who inspired these songs could be even more visible in it. Inheritance is an offering I am humbled, privileged, and challenged to make—and I pray it will be a gift to anyone who hears it.”  In 2016, look for Audrey leading these hymns across the country and in Europe, speaking and writing for many outlets, partnering with organizations like World Relief, The Society of St Vincent de Paul, and Adore Ministries, and releasing even yet more music through her various projects. As prolific as she in honest, Audrey Assad is poised for a very big year. ⏪ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul George is one of the leaders at Franciscan University of Steubenville's High School Youth Conferences, and stopped by the Spirit and Life Podcast studio to talk about Adore Ministries, a dynamic outreach in his home Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux in Louisiana, and the diocese's office of New Evangelization. Host: Mark Nehrbas. (11.3 MB, 16:25) Adore Ministry and the 2097 Tour:adoreworship.com Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux:htdiocese.org Franciscan Conferences Website:www.franciscanconferences.com

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