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3 episodes with always winter
Come with us to the furthest points of the compass! From Sothoryos to the Sunset Sea to Asshai and, finally, the Lands of Always Winter in the extreme north. What do we know about these far-away and mysterious places? A surprising amount! We discuss which characters have explored where, how we might see or hear about these locales on page, and what their plot significance might be. Support us: patreon.com/radiowesteros Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Always Winter, Never Christmas, part 4: What Qualifies as a Christmas Movie
Always Winter, Never Christmas, part 3: The Shell Hole
What do you think of when you think of Christmas? What is the gift from God that is essential? Assistant Camp Director and His Hill Field Rep. Kevin Martin answers these questions as he takes us to scripture and expands on God's gift to man from John 3:16.
Always Winter, Never Christmas, part 2: The Terrible Cost of Christmas
Always Winter, Never Christmas, part 1: Always Winter, Never Christmas
Join us as we discuss the Always Winter Grand Tournament with Carlo, the first place winner of the event! We do our show live on BlogTalkRadio and for those that cant make the live show check us out on BlogTalkRadio, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Tune In, Podtail, Owltail, and on Podbay. Remember to like share and follow us on Facebook and on any of the platforms you use to listen to our show!
Today’s sermon was given by special guest, Jeff Walther. He has spent many years in radio and teaching at Georgian College, until recently retiring. He is a long time member of our church and spends some Sundays giving Sermons at churches in our area as well as at our very own when Pastor Ruttan is away (like today). His Sermon is titled ‘Always winter, never Christmas', a take on C.S. Lewis quote from The lion, the witch and the wardrobe. The essence of the piece is imagining the world as if Jesus had never been born and highlighting the positive influence he has had through history.
1) We Three Kings - Book Of Love 2) Fruitcake - The Superions 3) X'mas Time [It Sure Doesn't Feel Like It] - The Mighty Mighty Bosstones 4) Last Christmas - Wham! 5) Santa's Beard - They Might Be Giants 6) Another Lonely Christmas - Prince 7) Merry Something To You - Devo 8) Things Fall Apart - Cristina 9) Christmas Wrapping - The Waitresses 10) Silent Night - Sinead O'Connor 11) Winter Wonderland - Eurythmics 12) Fairytale Of New York - The Pogues And Kirsty MacCall 13) One Christmas Calalogue- Captain Sensible 14) Merry Christmas, Santa Claus - Max Headroom 15) Frosty The Snowman - Cocteau Twins 16) Do They Know It's Christmas? (12" Mix) - Band Aid 17) Gabriel's Message - Sting 18) Christmas [Baby Please Come Home] - U2 19) Jingle Bells (Single Version) - Yello 20) Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer - The Smithereens 21) It Doesn't Often Snow At Christmas (New Version) - Pet Shop Boys 22) Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - The Pretenders 23) Always Winter, Never Christmas - XTC 24) Holier Than Thou [Pts. 1 and 2] / The Power Of Love [Instrumental] - Frankie Goes To Hollywood25) Blue Christmas - Dead Or Alive
Penn and Katya travel through the wardrobe into Narnia to cover the classic children's story "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" by CS Lewis. The biblical parallels are off the chain, but even despite that, the book is alluring in the possibility of traveling to different worlds.
Adventurous Living - The Meadow Springs Community Church Podcast
Darkness. Gloom. Despair. Those words don't exactly sound like Christmas, do they? 'Merry & Bright' and 'Joy to the World' is where we generally land. Without the gift of that baby so long ago, though, mourning and desperation would be all this world would know. Think of it like this... it would always be winter, but never Christmas.
Preacher: Laura De Jong | Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:1-11, Isaiah 40 | Series: Advent in Narnia
Series: Seasons, Part 4. September 18, 2022
Happy Monday, Christmas Fanatics! Kick off your week the right way and journey with Julia, Thom, Anthony, and first time guest, the incredible Natalie Bickel - author of "The Christmas Clue" - to the magical land beyond the Wardrobe to discuss the 2005 adaptation of C.S. Lewis' classic, "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe"! While in the story the White Witch may have cursed Narnia to experience an eternal winter where it's never Christmas, the four hosts bring plenty of holiday cheer to this episode as they gush over this classic tale that all four of them are in love with. Filled with plenty of background information on the author, plenty of behind-the-scenes trivia regarding the movie, and quotes galore, this is a laugh-out-loud festive time you want to be sure not to miss- especially since they also discuss recent pop-culture news, including David Krumholtz's long awaited return to the North Pole as Santa's head elf, Bernard, in the upcoming Disney + series, "The Santa Clauses"! So blast that air conditioning to simulate those fast approaching Ber Months, relax with your favorite drink, and enjoy! As always, thanks for your love and support, y'all!
Written and Produced by Call HuitsonVisit gots8r.com for more!CastNarrator…..Christopher KendrickDaenerys Targaryen…..Nikki SwiftJon Snow…..Fred Lavin-CrossleySansa Stark…..Hannah DormorJaime Lannister…..Ben AaronsCersei Lannister…..Jeni WilliamsEuron Greyjoy…..Peter AdamsJorah Mormont…..Fred Lavin-CrossleyVarys…..Fred Lavin-CrossleyDavos Seaworth…..Roger CliffordGrey Worm…..Michael SemlerBrienne of Tarth…..Nicole ZivolicBronn…..Nicky RebeloQyburn…..Peter Saracen The Hound…..Kieran BeggTormund Giantsbane…..Matt BarrettBeric Dondarrion…..Ian Archdeacon Podrick Payne…..Jack FeeneyDolorous Ed…..Richard PowellLyanna Mormont…..Caitlin MartinArchmaester Ebrose…..Roger MatthewsonDana…..Michelle Newsome Dara…..Nikki SwiftMormont Guard…..Will SwiftDisclaimer…..Dea Elizabeth Soundtrack “The Perfect Motive” by Daniel Willett“Give and Take” by Michael Vignola“Purpose” by Michael Vignola“Against The Sky” by Michael Vignola“Calling Home” by Michael Vignola“The Road to Hell” by Bobby Cole“Tension in the Air” by Bobby Cole“Epic Journey” by Valentina Gribanova“Surrounded By Fate” by Jeff Broadbent“Swarm of Bees” by Rainforest Audio“Scape” by Adrian Berenguer“Horror Action Suspense Thriller Trailer” by Media Music Group Sound EffectsJoel Azzopardi, “SFX_ATTACK_SWORD_OO1” by Joel Azzopardi (freesounds.org)
John and Ross talk for a very long time about all the lists at the Always Winter GT! Buckle in!
In which Clare and Elliot get lost in the lyrics of “In Like a Lion (Always Winter)” by Relient K. Do we talk too much about the past and reference it too much? Email: lostinthelyrics.pod@gmail.com Twitter: @LitLPod Instagram: @litlpod Anchor: https://anchor.fm/lost-in-the-lyrics
Here we go - barely in time for Christmas! Such are the joys of having a newborn. We hope you all have a wonderful Christmas, and please have a safe New Year! Track Listing: 1) Jingle Bell Rock - The Fall 2) Fruitcake - Fred Schneider and The Superions 3) Jingles Are Jingles - Dan Wilson 4) Winter Wonderland - Cocteau Twins 5) A Change At Christmas - The Flaming Lips 6) Another Lonely Christmas [Extended Version] - Prince 7) 25th December - Everything But The Girl 8) White Christmas - Wayne Hussey 9) Yuletide Throwdown - Blondie 10) It's Always Christmastime - Al Jourgensen 11) Jingle Pressure - dj BC 12) The Season's Upon Us - Dropkick Murphys 13) Xmas Time [It Sure Doesn't Feel Like It] - Mighty Mighty Bosstones 14) Jingle Bells - Yello 15) Always Winter, Never Christmas - XTC 16) Christmas Is Coming - The Payola$ 17) Baby It's Christmas - Bananarama 18) Christmas Wrapping - The Waitresses 19) Things Fall Apart - Cristina 20) Little drummer Boy - Tori Amos 21) Do they Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid 22) Santa Claus [Alternative Mix] - Throwing Muses 23) The Greedies - A Merry Jingle 24) Christmas Without A Prayer - Sparks 25) My Silent Night - Lisi 26) Winter Wonderland - Eurythmics 27) Last Christmas - Richard Cheese 28) Birthday Boy - Pet Shop Boys 29) Merry Christmas - INXS 30) The Power Of Love [Live] - Holly Johnson
In Isaiah 11 we learned that the Branch breaks the curse.
In his classic work “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” C.S. Lewis paints a picture of Narnia under the rule of the White Witch as a place where it is “always winter, but never Christmas.” Lewis used the imagery to describe the world under the influence of sin and death, but the analogy also proves a fitting description for nations struggling under communist rule. This Christmas marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Soviet Union on Dec. 26, 1991. Sadly, millions of people across the globe still live under oppressive, totalitarian regimes in countries like Cuba and China. Many young Americans today are advocates for communism and socialism because they aren't familiar with the history of communist nations, says Brenda Hafera, a senior policy analyst at The Heritage Foundation. (The Daily Signal is the news outlet of The Heritage Foundation.)On today's edition of the "Problematic Women" podcast, we discuss the bleak realities of communism and what should be done to educate the next generation on the realities of socialism. Also on today's show, we celebrate the holiday season with some Christmas trivia, plus we crown five of the most "Problematic Women” of 2021. Listen to the podcast below. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In his classic work “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” C.S. Lewis paints a picture of Narnia under the rule of the White Witch as a place where it is “always winter, but never Christmas.” Lewis used the imagery to describe the world under the influence of sin and death, but the analogy also […]
The Chronicles of Christmas Message #3 “Always Winter, Never Christmas” Scripture: Matthew 2:1-12 Pastor Phil Whetstone December 12, 2021
On this 3rd Sunday of Advent, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how the promise of God to be in our midst is the very thing that makes hope possible.
Pop Punk The Aughts Episode 4: Addicted The man in the suit climbed to his feet sans stilts and pants and he stood before the boys in boxer shorts with dollar signs on them. "Whoa. I don't remember Muggsy being THIS short," exclaimed Cameron. "I'm not him, asshole!" The man yelled. "He's just my hero. That's why I wear his jersey. My name's Frederick McCormick and this here's my circus." "We were told you had some pop punk acts here. Is it just the bears or…" Memphis trailed off. "Oh those are just for the tourists," Frederick said, dusting himself off. He walked over to the nearby wall, slid back a panel and pressed a button to an intercom. "Hey Jerry, can I get a new pair of pants?" Frederick spoke into the speaker. "Regular-size pleased. Oh and have somebody reset the bears. We're doing something different with our guests." A garbled "Right away, Boss" came back through the speaker. "Now, how do you boys feel about Simple Plan?" Frederick said with an eerie smile. "Oh, fuck me. Not again." John grumbled as he finished tying his shoes. "Are they here? We heard that Jeff guy is pretty cool," Cameron said. "Right this way, gentleman" Frederick said with a bow. It was soon interrupted by a man in a panda suit appearing from a hidden door. He handed Frederick a pair of dress pants. "Goddammit, Jerry. Not while I'm being dramatic." What happens next? Stay tuned. Highlights: Deja Vu; Green Water; More Dumb Names; To The Face; It's Always Winter in Hockey; Open Mouth, Insert Dong; Such a Great Joke; Wrestling is back!; Dino Don Vito Bravo; You Motherfucker; JCVD BVDs; Shrinky Dinx; Resting Mah Chin; Scooby Dude; Spying On Kids!; TV Smashers; Red Peters; Welcome to My Life; Fan Pop Facts; Jeff!; So Drunk; Fwins --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Join the Oxford Centre for Fantasy's holiday season livestream on December 1st at 1pm ET | 6pm GMT with special guests, poet and Tolkien expert, Malcolm Guite, and Kath Langrish (From Spare Oom to Wardrobe: Travels in Narnia with my 9-year-old self). We'll be starting Advent with C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, diving into their books to join in the Christmas spirit. We'll gallop like Rudolph across many topics, including: 'What is Father Christmas doing in Narnia?' 'Why does Middle-earth not appear to celebrate a midwinter festival?' 'Which is the most Christmasy of the other Narnia stories? 'Where do we go to celebrate Christmas with Tolkien?' From The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to The Father Christmas Letters, we will be celebrating the season in the best company and talking about how these writers have inspired our own writing. For more information on Malcolm's books and the recordings of his reading: https://malcolmguite.wordpress.com Interested in From Spare Oom to Wardrobe or Dark Angels? See: https://www.katherinelangrish.co.uk For an Oxford-based Christmas murder mystery, look at Red House, Julia Golding writing as Joss Stirling on https://goldinggateway.com. Other key books mentioned: John Masefield The Box of Delights Lucy M Boston The Children of Green Knowe
Jesus' meeting with the woman at the well takes place in the long winter season of not just her personal life, but in Jewish history. Rev. Jasmine Flores provides historical, cultural, and spiritual context to help us see Jesus is not just bringing salvation to her, but to an entire nation in this encounter. This radical conversation directly challenges and seeks to dismantle the prejudices and culture of the time, an example we can seek to follow today. Jesus restores her life and dignity by revealing to her that he is the living water she has been thirsting for, freeing her to enter a new way of living and worshipping God. Rev. Jasmine Flores highlights the Samaritan Woman's ezer likeness as the first evangelist, helping birth a new nation that will worship in spirit and in truth. Jasmine currently teaches Chinese in public middle school and is the founding pastor of Ignite Prayer Church. Jasmine and her husband, Rev. Tom Hui, are both ordained pastors. Together they parent and homeschool their three China-Rican children. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womenofwonder/support
Today is the first of many episodes on The Chronicles of Narnia series. First up - The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe. We tackle all four adaptations as best we can - come join the conversation!
Message from Phil Wayman on December 20, 2020
This episode looks at the winter that looms before us and relies on wisdom from the great C.S. Lewis. Today is the day to join The Rebellion! Become a patreon member and enjoy some great extras while supporting our efforts to speak the Truth into our culture. Learn more at patreon.com/dreverettpiper. Find more resources and info at dreverettpiper.com
Message from Phil Wayman on December 13, 2020
Message from Phil Wayman on December 6, 2020
It seems the curse of 2020 just can't be lifted, yet in the midst of all this ice and snow our hearts stay warm cause they are filled with Danny and Jess discussing In Like a Lion (Always Winter) from Apathetic EP and Let It Snow, Baby... Let It Reindeer.// Patreon: www.patreon.com/sadiehawkinspod// Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/sadie-hawkins-pod// Voice Mail: (402) 95-SADIE// Email: sadiehawkinspod@gmail.com// Twitter @sadiehawkinspod// Instagram @sadiehawkinspod
What do you do when this new year doesn't start how you would like? When things feel hopeless? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dearsparrows/support
This episode is about the profound need all human beings have for closure.In the story of “the lion the witch and the wardrobe” the faun Mr. tummnis identified the source of the problem in the land of Narnia, “It is winter in Narnia,” said Mr. Tumnus, “and has been for ever so long…. always winter, but never Christmas.” Only God can end our never-ending winters.
In this episode of Fic Clique, your hosts discuss "Headlights in the Snow" by Saras_Girl (Harry Potter), "The New Homeowner's Survival Guide" by almostblue (BTS rpf), and "Always Winter" by halotolerant (TinTin/Chronicles of Narnia). Listen for some rousing meditations on the oft-blurry line between fanon and canon, why rom coms are keeping you single, and the sparkling magic of childhood fantasies. Wishing you a lovely holiday season, from your hosts to you
Sunday Service - December 15, 2019 - Gary Stebbins
Always winter, never Christmas is a dreadful thought for those of us that live in MN! Winters are long, dark and cold. We need the warmth that Christmas brings! December 21st will be the shortest day of the year with 9 hours and 20 minutes of sunshine. But after that day the daylight hours get longer. On June 21st we will have 15 hours and 2 minutes of sunshine. That’s hopeful! Always winter, never Christmas leaves one feeling hopeless. However, at just the right time God sent His son on that first Christmas (Gal 4:4) to offer hope and joy and bring light and warmth to our dark cold world.
But, for many of us, it’s our Winter seasons that seem to last the longest - if not in duration, then in intensity. Our Winters are those seasons characterized by darkness. They’re times of forced inactivity and isolation. Our winters are when our circumstances, relationships, and emotions are lifeless, or at least appear to be.
Married to the Media: Media Literacy for Parents, Children, and Family
In wrapping up our Christmas movie reviews before taking our holiday break, Cass and Pastor Robin tackle an oldie but a goodie: The Chronicles of Narnia. Around the time of Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings, the Chronicles of Narnia was a fantasy movie series that was geared towards a more family-friendly audience. This is clear not only in the messaging of the source material itself, but the way it was adapted for the silver screen. While a little long and maybe a bit scary for 5 or 6 year-olds, Pastor Robin and Cass totally recommend this movie for a holiday movie night for kids older than 7. Snuggle up and pop some corn; it's time for Married to the Media!
Sermon Text: Isaiah 9:2–7
Sermon Text: Isaiah 9:2–7
Sermon Text: Isaiah 9:2–7
Bethesda Free Church
Life Group Questions PDF (12/3/17) Life Group Questions Word Doc (12/3/17)
Winter Is Here! Lyt med når Sanna, Kimmie og Rosa taler Game of Thrones 707: The Dragon and the Wolf. Episode oversigt 00.00 Introduktion. 02.55 It is Known: Overordnet reaktion. 05.06 Hear Me Roar og Fire & Blood: Targaryens, Lannisters, Krigsråd i King's Landing. 33.39 Winter is Coming: Starks, The North, Winterfell. 51.00 Winter is Here: The Watch, The Long Night, The Land of Always Winter. 56.37 Hvem fortjener The Iron Throne og hvem sender vi til The Night’s Watch?
Winter Is Here! Lyt med når Sanna, Rikke og Rosa taler Game of Thrones 706: Beyond the Wall. Episode oversigt 00.00 Introduktion. 02.29 It is Known: Overordnet reaktion. 04.25 Fire & Blood: Targaryens, Daenerys the Conqueror, Dragons! 14.40 Winter is Coming: Starks, The North, Winterfell. 27.28 Winter is Here: The Watch, The Long Night, The Land of Always Winter.59.26 You Know Nothing, Jon Snow: Hvad tror vi kommer til at ske i næste afsnit. 1.03.17 Hvem fortjener The Iron Throne og hvem sender vi til The Night’s Watch?
The Ringer's Mallory Rubin and Jason Concepcion discuss ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 4 Episode 4, "Oathkeeper," by dissecting its central theme: the pawns on the board (7:00). They also relate the backstory behind the Lands of Always Winter (29:30) before crowning a conqueror as the episode’s champion (41:30).
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service about Gods perfect timing.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service about Gods perfect timing.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service about Gods perfect timing.
Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Sunday morning worship service about Gods perfect timing.
James Myer continues our series centering on the season of advent in his sermon titled “Advent: Always Winter but Never Christmas” (Luke 1:5-23)
Summer Holiday Narnia Series
Bless the Old Gods and the New, Game of Thrones Season Six is almost upon us! Natalie & Stu got together to catch up on the state of play at the end of Season 5 (apparently Jon Snow died, who knew?), and speculate about characters' fates in Season Six. There's also some tangential chats about Marvel and potential toxoplasmosis. You'll also hear more about where Natalie's written Raven On recaps will be this year, and the Patreon campaign she's started and will shamelessly plug until the White Walkers are sent scurrying back to the Land of Always Winter. www.patreon.com/girlclumsy if you want to support!
The evil witch controls Narnia, but "Aslan is on the move." Do you ever feel hopeless? What if God were on the move in your life ?
This first podcast on the Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe gives an introduction to C.S. Lewis and the book. Then it turns to two deep truths found in this supposed child's book. First, what it is like to deal with hopelessness and depression - what it is like to live in a world of grey where it is always winter but never Christmas. But next it takes us to a deeper truth - the fact that the redemption of God cannot be stopped, that Aslan is on the move, that right at the coldest day of winter is when the spring begins. We look at Isaiah 9:2-7, 1 Peter 3, Romans 15:4, 1 Peter 1:13, and discover that the Chronicles of Narnia actually point us to the biblical reality of being a people who walked in darkness but have seen a great light.
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