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Escríbenos un MensajeTener una casa es el sueño de muchos, pero existen ciertos gastos y sorpresas para las que no nos preparan cuando vamos a ser propietarios de una casa. Nosotros no te vamos a dejar cegado, te contamos lo que hemos aprendido en estos dos años medio. También en cada episodio estaremos tomándonos una cerveza, en este caso es la Modelito.Recomendaciones de la Semana;

Send us a textThis season on the Amigos Podcast, we're celebrating stories of transformation from the whole Amigos Family

Send us a textDr. Brian Peters joins Danny and Joey for an inspiring conversation about all things clean water testing. Get to know this lesser known side of Amigos, and why it's so important, and hear Brian's inspiring story that led him from Houston, to Antarctica, then Nicaragua!This season on the Amigos Podcast, we're celebrating stories of transformation from the whole Amigos Family

Send us a textWe had such life-giving, incredible, memorable time with each of you on the Amigos Tour. Thank you for joining us and being juntos. If you weren't able to make it, check out this episode, it will warm your heart - and mark your calendars for next fall, tour 2026 is coming! This season on the Amigos Podcast, we're celebrating stories of transformation from the whole Amigos Family

Esta semana de la NFL será crítica para varios equipos que buscan un lugar en los playoffs y otros muchos podrían quedar eliminados esta misma semana.

A un mes del asesinato del alcalde de Uruapan, Carlos Manzo, viajé a Michoacán para reconstruir la historia del crimen político que sacudió a México y destapó, una vez más, la profunda crisis de violencia, abandono e impunidad que vive el país. En esta crónica desde tierra caliente, recorremos el origen del narcoterrorismo, el fracaso de las autoridades, el poder de los cárteles y el surgimiento del Movimiento del Sombrero, encabezado hoy por Grecia Quiroz, viuda de Manzo. Testimonios, contexto y una investigación que revela cómo se gestó el homicidio, quiénes están detrás y por qué el caso se ha convertido en símbolo del hartazgo nacional. Esta es la historia de un liderazgo que incomodó al poder… y pagó el precio más alto. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

En este episodio de Entre Amigos, Carlos, Victor y Manuel analizan el partido de la semana 13: Broncos vs Commanders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A un mes del asesinato del alcalde de Uruapan, Carlos Manzo, viajé a Michoacán para reconstruir la historia del crimen político que sacudió a México y destapó, una vez más, la profunda crisis de violencia, abandono e impunidad que vive el país. En esta crónica desde tierra caliente, recorremos el origen del narcoterrorismo, el fracaso de las autoridades, el poder de los cárteles y el surgimiento del Movimiento del Sombrero, encabezado hoy por Grecia Quiroz, viuda de Manzo. Testimonios, contexto y una investigación que revela cómo se gestó el homicidio, quiénes están detrás y por qué el caso se ha convertido en símbolo del hartazgo nacional. Esta es la historia de un liderazgo que incomodó al poder… y pagó el precio más alto. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

En la fina línea entre Iztapalapa y Neza se dibujaba un paisaje cambiante que me hizo tomar conciencia del paso del tiempo. ECDQEMSD podcast episodio 6186 Mi Taquero Favorito Conducen: El Pirata y El Sr. Lagartija https://canaltrans.com Historias Desintegradas: Nos vamos a la Posada León Guanajuato 2025 - El último mes del año - Calendario obradoriano - Capitalismo tardío y la sociedad de consumo - Promociones de Diciembre - Conciencia del tiempo - Recuerdos transformados - La temperatura ideal para el funcionamiento optimo del cerebro - Discos convertidos en clásicos - El espejo cruel - La industria estética - Espacios en los que no puedo entrar - Cambios en la ciudad - Huir de la gentrificación - Corriente migratoria interna - Amigos de siempre - Los cambios del entorno - Vamos por unos tacos - Todo mex tiene sus mejores tacos - Un sueño súper chilango - Rockdrigo y aquel DF - Día de la lucha contra el VIH Sida - A los químicos del mundo - Unión de Transilvana con Rumania y más... En Caso De Que El Mundo Se Desintegre - Podcast no tiene publicidad, sponsors ni organizaciones que aporten para mantenerlo al aire. Solo el sistema cooperativo de los que aportan a través de las suscripciones hacen posible que todo esto siga siendo una realidad. Gracias Dragones Dorados!! NO AI: ECDQEMSD Podcast no utiliza ninguna inteligencia artificial de manera directa para su realización. Diseño, guionado, música, edición y voces son de  nuestra completa intervención humana.

Luis Herrero entrevista a Diana Díez, psicóloga y directora de las Líneas de Ayuda de la Fundación ANAR.

En este episodio de Entre Amigos con Mancera, la talentosa cantautora Vivir Quintana comparte una charla íntima sobre su trayectoria, los retos detrás de cada logro y la sorprendente historia escondida en su nombre; además, revela cómo equilibra su vocación artística con su labor como maestra de primaria. También nos cuenta quiénes fueron las primeras personas que confiaron en su música y cómo ha sido su relación personal y creativa con Mon Laferte, una de las artistas con las que ha construido un poderoso vínculo musical. Acompáñanos en esta conversación cercana y llena de anécdotas que muestran el camino, la sensibilidad y la fuerza detrás de Vivir Quintana. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

En este episodio de Entre Amigos con Mancera, la talentosa cantautora Vivir Quintana comparte una charla íntima sobre su trayectoria, los retos detrás de cada logro y la sorprendente historia escondida en su nombre; además, revela cómo equilibra su vocación artística con su labor como maestra de primaria. También nos cuenta quiénes fueron las primeras personas que confiaron en su música y cómo ha sido su relación personal y creativa con Mon Laferte, una de las artistas con las que ha construido un poderoso vínculo musical. Acompáñanos en esta conversación cercana y llena de anécdotas que muestran el camino, la sensibilidad y la fuerza detrás de Vivir Quintana. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

¿#GabyRamírez y #MauricioMancera NO son mejores amigos? ¿Cuál fue tu momento favorito?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A 2ª Jornada de Inovação de Lauro Müller chega ao seu momento decisivo. Nesta terça-feira (2), a partir das 19h15, o Auditório da Coopermila recebe o 4º e último encontro do ciclo, o Seminário de Inovação, etapa que marca a consolidação de ideias e a apresentação dos caminhos construídos ao longo dos últimos meses. Durante o seminário, serão apresentados os resultados, projetos e avanços desenvolvidos nos três encontros anteriores, mostrando na prática como propostas colaborativas podem se transformar em ações reais para impulsionar o desenvolvimento do município. A organização reforça que esta é uma oportunidade aberta à população, além de parceiros, lideranças e entidades estratégicas, para conhecer, participar e fortalecer o movimento que busca transformar a cidade por meio da inovação. Em entrevista ao Cruz de Malta Notícias desta segunda-feira (1), Marta Régis Fogaça, representante da Inovasul, e Letícia Custódio, vice-presidente da Associação Lauromüllense de Amigos do Turismo (ALAT), detalharam como será o encerramento da Jornada e destacaram a importância da construção coletiva. O encontro desta terça promete consolidar um ciclo de aprendizados e abrir novas perspectivas para o futuro de Lauro Müller.

Group Guide Use this guide to help your group discussion as you meet this week. TranscriptIf you will, grab a Bible and go to Acts chapter 17. It's our first week of our Give series. Recently, Starbucks released a barista cup and it's precious. That's it. That's the barista cup. There was an article about it in Forbes titled Starbucks Barista cup frenzy leaves big lessons for brands. So I just want to read the beginning of this article for you. It says the Starbucks barista cup caused a frenzy online and in stores. I don't exactly know what an online frenzy looks like, but that cup calls one. When Starbucks announced the release of limited edition holiday merchandise, including the bear shaped $29.95 glass cold cup, which you thought that the temperature of your cup was up to, you Incorrect. This is a cold cup. Actually, I think what it means is if you put hot coffee in it, you're going to burn your hand. So it's a cold cup. It says as part of their holiday menu, few people expected overnight queues in store brawls and a booming resale market. People camped out and fist fought each other. Then it says, beyond the surreal headlines, there are some valuable marketing lessons from the Starbucks bear cup drama. Starbucks barista cup has tapped into an undeniable human truth. I was on the edge of my seat reading this article. The barista cub has tapped into an undeniable human truth. And I had a lot of guesses, none of which prepared me for the answer. So here's the answer. People are obsessed with cuteness. Starbucks released 12 holiday items, but only one captured the public imagination. Cuteness is the primary explanation for the barista cup frenzy. Overnight cues, fist fights, cuteness, which makes a little bit of sense because you know you've seen like a baby so cute before that you punched its mother.I would argue that Forbes analysis is incomplete. Cuteness may have contributed, but I think there are other undeniable human truths at work here. You know, as a pastor, I'm going to float sin out there. I also think that one of the things that this indicates to us is the absolute human ability to, to get our priorities out of line, to misplace value in things. That if you're punching someone for a cup because of the cuteness, your value system is off. And it's a real danger that we're all in. I think when I read these, sometimes I think like I'll read and go, oh my goodness, laugh at it and think, that would never, I would never do that. But really what I'm saying is I would never do that for a bear shaped Starbucks cup. I just have other things I'm willing to punch you for. I have other things that I've misplaced value in. Like, it just should give us the undeniable human truth that we are able to get our priorities out of, out of line. We're able to misplace value. We're able to suddenly think that something is more important than it is and to spend our time and our energy and our money on it. And that that is one of the primary reasons that we have our Give season, our Give series every Christmas season is that we're going to be pushed and pulled in a million different directions and told repeatedly that certain things have value that do not. And we want to always take this time to consider what actually is valuable and are we sending our effort and our money in the right direction.So let's pray then we're going to start in on trying to figure this out together this morning. Lord, we ask for wisdom. We ask for discernment. We ask for the work of the Spirit to help us make correct valuations so that we do not waste our time and specifically for what we're talking about today, that we do not waste our money on things that have no real value. In Jesus name, Amen. Because of our ability to get this wrong, it's always very helpful for us when the Bible just tells us this has value, when it just steps in and explains to us this thing is valuable, it helps us know, okay, then that's something to pursue. That's something worth giving energy towards. I don't want to give away all of what we're doing in our Give series, but we're about to talk about Paul's missions efforts in the Book of Acts. So we're going to walk through. What we're going to do is walk through some of Paul's missionary journey, discuss it, see what's going on here, and then we're going to see something that's behind it, something that's at work in it that the passage doesn't talk about, but that we find out later as we read Paul's letter. So we're going to be in Acts chapter 17. We're going to watch Paul as he goes, who have just been in Philippi, in Acts 16, saw a few people converted to Christianity, got arrested and was beaten and then released. So he leaves. We're going to follow him as he goes to Thessalonica, Berea, and then on a boat down to Athens and then from Athens over to Corinth. And we're going to move pretty fast because It's a couple chapters of text, and we're just trying to follow along and see some of what's going on here.So. Acts, chapter 17, verse 1.> it says now, when they had passed through Amphipolis and Apollonia, they came to Thessalonica, where there was a synagogue of the Jews. And Paul went in, as was his custom. And on three Sabbath days, he reasoned with them from the Scriptures, explaining and proving that it was necessary for the Christ to suffer and rise from the dead, saying, this Jesus, whom I proclaim to you, is the Christ.So part of Paul's missionary strategy was when he went to a city, if there was a synagogue, he went to the synagogue because they were going to be studying the Scriptures. And so he would go and start showing them in the Scriptures that Jesus had fulfilled the promises of the Messiah. It's one of the things that we do around Christmas time. We read some of these passages like we read earlier, and we see that Jesus is the fulfillment of the promises made to the Jewish people that he is their Messiah. And that's what he's doing. He's saying, the Christ has come. Jesus has fulfilled this. And he does this for three weeks every Sabbath day. And some of them were persuaded and joined Paul and Silas, as did a great many of the devout Greeks and not a few of the leading women. But the Jews were jealous. And that's where it goes into. After that verse, it's going to talk to us about. As people start to believe, some of the people in the area begin to fight against Paul. They actually attack them. And Paul and Silas sneak out at night. And so they were only there for a couple of weeks. They're seeing people believe and they're run out of town. So let's pick back up in verse 10 as the brothers immediately sent Paul and Silas away by night to Berea.> As the brothers immediately sent Paul and Silas away by night to Berea.So the brothers being the people who have just believed, it's just the beginnings of a church. And they're like, hey, we live here, but y' all, don't they want to hurt you, not us. Y' all get out of here. And we're going to keep following, figuring this out. And when they arrived, this is in Berea, they went into the Jewish synagogue. So Paul was like, I know my strategy. We're going back. Didn't work well last time, but we're going to do it this time. And it did work in some ways, because people believed. He's like, this is working. Even though some people hated me and wanted to Kill me. So he keeps going.> Now, these Jews were more noble than those in Thessalonica. They received the word with all eagerness.I just love that that note was in there. Just like these people were better than the ones in Thessalonica. And that's in Scripture, and it's there forever, you guys. All right? Many of them therefore believed with not a few Greek women of high standing as well as men. But when the Jews from Thessalonica learned that the word of God was proclaimed by Paul at Berea also, they came there, too, agitating and stirring up the crowd.So we don't exactly know how long he was in Berea, but. But he was there long enough for people to believe and for that to become such a thing that's happening there that they find out in Thessalonica. So they're like, oh, well, he's just going to keep at it. So they head over there to run him off out of Berea. Then it says, the brothers immediately sent Paul off on his way to the sea. But Silas and Timothy remained there. And those who conducted Paul brought him as far as Athens. And after receiving a command for Silas and Timothy to come to him as soon as possible, they departed.So Silas and Timothy stay. They sneak Paul out to a boat and ride him down to Athens. And then he says, when y' all get back, tell Silas and Timothy to come to me. And then he's hanging out in Athens by himself. While he's in Athens, he finds out that there's a place in Athens. There doesn't seem to. He does go to a Jewish synagogue. Then he also finds out that there's a place in Athens where they just gather and share news and anything new and debate new topics and new ideas. So he goes there and starts proclaiming the Gospel. And we're going to pick up in that.> The times of ignorance God overlooked. But now he commands all people everywhere to repent because he has fixed a day on which he will judge the world in righteousness by a man whom he has appointed. And of this he has given assurance to all by raising him from the dead.To Paul, as he's concluding, he says God overlooked ignorance, but not anymore. Now there's a man who's going to judge the whole world in righteousness. And he says, and God's proven this by raising him from the dead. So he's proclaiming the gospel that everyone everywhere needs to repent, which Just so you know, that's essential to the gospel, that everyone, everywhere needs to repent. Sometimes we'll pick specific isolated sins and someone will say, well, you think this is bad? And it's like, I don't know how to tell you this. We think everyone everywhere needs to repent, that you can't. If you just pick an isolated one, we're like, probably, yes, that's a sin. And that's a sin. And that's a sin. We believe that everyone has fallen short of the glory of God and needs Christ, that we aren't going to moral ourselves into this. We're not going to work our way into this. And this is what he's proclaiming to them. And he says that it's proven by. By the resurrection of Christ from the dead.> Now, when they heard of the resurrection of the dead, some mocked, but others said, we will hear you again about this.So Paul went out from their midst, but some men joined him and believed, among whom also were Dionysius the Areopagite and a woman named Damaris and others with them. So several people believe he proclaims the Gospel. He goes to a new place, begins proclaiming the Gospel, and more people believe.Chapter 18. After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth.> After this, Paul left Athens and went to Corinth.So he jumped across out of. He was on Athens and then he jumped across Corinth, had to take a boat, and he found a Jew named Aquila, a native of Pontus, recently come from Italy with his wife Priscilla, because Claudius had commanded all the Jews to leave Rome. And he went to them. And because he was of the same trade, he stayed with them and worked for they were tentmakers by trade. And he reasoned in the synagogue every Sabbath and tried to persuade Jews and Greeks.> When Silas and Timothy arrived from Macedonia, Paul was occupied with the word, testifying to the Jews that the Christ was Jesus.So now, instead of making tents, his occupation, what he's at work in now is proclaiming the Gospel. He's had enough room now to share it. And he's spending his time trying to articulate to them this. And he's studying with them and proclaiming it to them.> When the Jewish people opposed and reviled him, he shook out his garments and said to them, your blood be on your own heads. I am innocent. From now on, I will go to the Gentiles.And he left there, and he went to the house of a man named Titius Justus, a worshiper of God. His house was next door to the synagogue. I just appreciate that a whole lot. He's like, fine, I'm gonna go to the Gentiles. He walks out. He turns the corner. He walks in that house and is like, boom, Setting up shop. Here we go. So he's right next to the synagogue. He didn't go far away. He's like, I'm telling people about Jesus. I don't know. Right here next to y'. All. That's what he starts doing. Then it says, crispus, the ruler of the synagogue, believed in the Lord. So he was next door. He was overseeing that. He just is like, I'm going to. And he heads over to the other house together with his entire household. And many of the Corinthians, hearing Paul believed and were baptized. And the Lord said to Paul one night in a vision.> Do not be afraid, but go on speaking and do not be silent, for I am with you, and no one will attack you to harm you, for I have many in this city who are my people.And he stayed a year and six months teaching the word of God among them. So he's been chased all along. He's in Corinth. Jesus shows up and says, stay here. Keep preaching. Because there are many people in this city who are mine, but not yet. So Paul is in a spot where Jesus says, there are people here who belong to me, but they don't know it yet. I know it. They don't know it. And you've got to stay and you've got to tell them. You've got to proclaim the gospel. You've got to explain what's happened, and then they will belong to me. To me, because they already belong to me. That's what he's saying. And that's one of the things that undergirds missions. One of the reasons we go, one of the reasons we plant churches, one of the reasons we send, one of the reasons we go to places where people have never heard. One of the reasons we go to places that are difficult is because all over the place, there are people who belong to Jesus. And we've got to go tell them. We've got to go tell him who he is. And the Spirit goes to work in their heart, and Jesus claims them it's not something that happens without their knowledge. They are going to come to genuine faith in Jesus that will be tangible and real in their life. But what Jesus is saying is that he sins at times and he puts somebody in a place at times because there are people there who belong to him. They just haven't heard about him yet. That ought to give us courage. We ought to begin to beg the Lord. Lord, are there people at work? There are people at my job. Are there people in this class? Are there people on the street who belong to you that I'm supposed to stay and proclaim the gospel to? And we ought to start praying over maps, and we ought to start going to places and saying, lord, there's gotta be people here who belong to you. Put me in the right spot, Send me to the right place. Help me to be there to proclaim the gospel.Now, there's something else that's happening in this text that I think we need to consider. Alfred Hitchcock was a director. He did movies like Psycho and the Birds, and he had a concept that he called the refrigerator test. He just said he wanted all of his movies that he made to pass the refrigerator test. The point was, you'd go see a movie, you're in it, soaking it up. It's great. You leave, you go home, you open your refrigerator to grab a snack before you go to bed, and suddenly you're like, wait a second. How did they get on the train in the first place? And you realize that the movie just skipped a thing. It didn't explain something to you, or there's a logical problem. You're like, why didn't the bad guys just shoot him? They shot his wife. Why'd they shoot her and then leave him alive? Were they running out of bullets? You open your refrigerator and you think, why don't they ever shoot at Captain America's legs? You know, I've played paintball before. I picked up a pallet one time. I got shot in the legs, like 45 times. Seems easy enough. And as we're reading this passage, there's a little hint at it in one place, but I think there's a thing that we should go. Hold on a second. How does Paul survive not just not get killed, but we've watched him travel around for years at this point. There was one moment where they said he went and made tents. And unless he sold the most extravagant, amazing tents, that he just did that for a couple of weeks, and then he was set for several years. It feels like there's something else going on here now, you could say, well, it's fair to assume that the people that are believing are starting to tend to him, they're going to feed him, they're going to help him have a place to stay. And it's like that. That's reasonable. But there's places where he shows up and there's nobody. That hasn't happened yet. And so this is one of those things where you go, well, how does. How is he doing this? Is he independently wealthy, like Bruce Wayne or something? What's going on? And then it doesn't talk about it in this text, but it does show up in Paul's letters. And so I want us to go to. It's mentioned in Corinthians, but it's talked about directly in Philippians. And I want y' all to see this. This is the end of Philippians chapter four. He's writing to the church in Philippi. So that was the first dot on our map. And he says, and you, Philippians yourselves know that in the beginning of the Gospel. So this is right when I first started, was proclaiming this.> When I left Macedonia, no church entered into partnership with me in giving and receiving, except you only. Even in Thessalonica, you sent me help for my needs once and again.So he's writing to this church, and he's saying, y' all partnered with me from the very beginning you entered into partnership with me. Meaning that the work that Paul did, they had a hand in it. They had a share in it. Even though he's the one traveling around the church in Philippi is helping make sure that's possible. And y'. All. He says something crazy. Look at this. That's Philippi. The whole big section here is Macedonia. When he gets out of Macedonia, he's in Corinth. So he says, nobody helped me when I left Macedonia except for y'. All. So he's like, y' all helped provide for me while I was in Corinth. And that's why he mentions it to the Corinthians, because I didn't take anything from y'. All. He says, I worked. He mentioned that. And then he says, and the churches in Macedonia helped me. But he also says, when I was in Thessalonica, you sent me help. That was right after he left Philippi. He went through two towns, and the next town that it says he was in for three weeks was Thessalonica, which means that the Philippians, as soon as they believed, started helping Paul be a missionary. As soon as it happened, what they said Was, oh, we want everybody to know this. And if you're gonna go and tell people, we want in on that. We want to be a part of making sure that everybody knows what we now know. And it started immediately with them.> Not that I seek the gift, but I seek the fruit that increases to your credit.You know how that works, right? With your money, there are certain things where it's like your wallet magically appears in your hand that you're just willing to pay for. Usually people who get married to each other, those things are wildly different. So your spouse seems to have infinite money for this stupid category. When you know that you should never spend money on that. You should spend money on this brilliant category that you love. And that seems to be what happens. And what happens with the Philippians is as soon as they know about Christ and they find out that Paul's gonna go check, share it with other people, their wallet's just in their hands. They're just like, oh, yeah, we want this to happen. Make sure he has what he needs. And they do it the whole time. They find out he's in Corinth, and they're like, make sure he has what he needs so that he can tell more people about this. And Paul says that they've partnered with him. And then he says this. Not that I seek the gift, because they've just given him a gift. And he's telling him, thank you. That's what he was doing earlier. He says, not that I seek the gift, but I seek the fruit that increases to your credit. He says. So he was telling him, thank you. He said, I appreciate it. He said, but that's not what it's all about. What it's about is that you are doing something that's valuable and that you receive credit for doing this good thing. He's basically saying to the Philippians, this is something you ought to do. It's a good thing to do. And I'm glad that you're doing it. Which if you've ever talked to missionaries, they do have that weird. They're really thankful, but they're also trying, like, they don't trying to be about money. So they'll say like, thank you so much. We also are just trusting the Lord, but thank you. But also, it's good for you to give. But also it's not all about, like, they have these weird. If you read this section in Philippians, you can see Paul being like, you should do this. But I'm not super worried about it. Cause Jesus is gonna take care of me. But not being worried about it doesn't mean I'm not thankful. I'm very thankful. And he just is trying to articulate all these things at once. And he says, I have received full payment and more. I am well supplied having received from Epaphroditus the gifts you sent.> A fragrant offering, a sacrifice acceptable and pleasing to God, and my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus,so that they're getting to be stewards of God's provision for them by providing for Paul. And Paul says, God sees it, God knows it. It's a sacrifice pleasing to him. Now, I would argue that there are things we put money towards that do not fit the category of a fragrant offering, a sacrifice acceptable and pleasing to God. Not to say that everything we spend our money on is bad. And I think that there are things that are, you're perfectly fine to exist and pay your bills and do things. But I think that when we see that there are things that the Lord delights for us to participate in, that we get to join in partnership with missionaries, that we get to enjoy partaking in the endeavor that they're after, and that we get to do something that the Lord looks at and is pleased with than we ought to. When he sets our valuation of something, take him up on it. When he says this is good and valuable, take him up on it. And when Jesus is talking about this, at one point he says it's not about the amount. He just says not even a cup of cold water will be forgotten. That if you give anything to try to participate in this, if you give anything to care and to love and because you're a disciple and because they're a disciple and because they're going, he says, not a thing's forgotten. So every penny is remembered and every penny is worth it. But then he says this in Philippians 4:20, then this is why we do this to our God and Father. Be glory forever and ever. Amen.> To our God and Father be glory forever and ever. Amen.That's the point. That's the reason the Philippians want a partner. It's because they want everyone everywhere to give glory to God. To know who Christ is, to know what he's done, to know how good he is, to know how wonderful he is, to know how much he loves, to. To know the grace that he offers. When you ever consider how merciful and kind he's been to you, if you consider the weight of your sin, the weight of your failings, the weight of your shortcomings, the depth of the destruction that we deserve and how loving and good and wonderful he is, and that he's designed so that we would belong to him and so that he can lavish his riches and kindness on us for all eternity. And that that's offered to all who will call on him, then we want all to call on Him. That's why John Piper says that missions exist because worship doesn't. He says worship is the goal and fuel of missions. That's why we go, because we have tasted of the joy of worshiping Jesus and we want all the families of the earth in included.So while everything around you is going to push and pull you in a different direction and tell you, you need this, you need this, you should have one of these in order to be happy, you'll need this. My sons asked me, they said Halloween hadn't happened. Why are all the commercials, Christmas commercial? I said, oh, boy, they want money. Our whole economy runs off of you buying things you don't need. And we're trying to take a moment to just go, look, we want to celebrate well, we also want to pause and go, is my money going in the right direction? Do I have my priorities right? Is my value system correct? Do I look like a person who knows the delight and the goodness of Christ? Does that show up in how my money and my budget works? And that's what we want to pause and do every year in our gift series.So this year what we do. Not this year. I started the wrong sentence. I'll start that sentence in a second. What we do every year is we pick a project or two one time, three, I think, and we just say we want to give money to this. It's just an opportunity for our church to rally together and be generous. So we've done different things. Sometimes we do local things, sometimes we do further away things. This year we're going to partner, hopefully Lord willing, with two different organizations to do some foreign missions work. So I'm introducing the first project today. So this year we're going to do two. I'm introducing the first project today, we'll introduce the next one next week. And then over the next few weeks we'll try to raise money to support these agencies in the efforts that they're doing in foreign mission work. So the first one we're going to partner with is elam. It is a missions organization in Mexico. When we started praying about this and looking, we were like, we want to do something with foreign missions. We want to give some effort in this direction. Scott and Kit's Hill's son Scotty, also Isaac Hill, is one of our pastors. It's his uncle also Isaac Hill's wife Lydia, it's her uncle in law, works with Elam in Mexico. So we just called him up and started trying to talk to him about what would it look like if we partnered with you? What kind of work are you doing? What's the labor looking like right now in where you are? So this is a picture. One of the things, as we said, just start dreaming a little bit if we partner with you now. It's an EFCA organization. So the money's going towards an organization that is very transparent in how they handle their finances. ELAM is they pick that name because it's the name of Oasis mentioned in the book of Exodus and what they do. I'll read some of this specifically. I can find my notes here. Yeah. ELAM is a mission development and mobilization organization in Mexico that focuses on equipping and mobilizing local churches. They do this through trainings and through short term missions trips to indigenous communities. So one of the things they do is they'll partner with a local church in a harder area and they show up and help do missions trips to try to help that church serve the community and have an opportunity for evangelism, have an opportunity to build goodwill with the community as that church is trying to develop. So what they've been doing recently is, is medical mission, short term missions programs. And so they'll go to a community and do medical missions for a couple weeks to try to help a local in partnership with a local church in a community. So the core activities are they do general medical exams and treatment, dental care and hygiene education, vision screenings and the distribution of eyeglasses. And then throughout that they're doing church support and evangelism as a part of it.So they currently have a donated auto refractor which is a machine you put on your face and it tells you what your prescription is. And then someone donated to them 6,000 pairs of glasses. So they show up to places, stick an autorefactor on people's faces, find out what the prescription is, find it and give them a pair of glasses. And so they're able to go to these rural places and under resourced places and help people see. They also have two mobile dental machines and chairs. And then they're using all this on supplies on borrowed trucks and on the open bed trailer covered with tarps. They've been going to Sierra Mezateca where there's about 300,000 Mezatecos and only a few local churches. They've been in Partnership with a church called Amigos de Fe. And they've planted churches and trying to plant churches in eight communities. They've done five medical trips in that area with about 80 to 120 medical patients, 40 to 50 dental patients, and then they were given out 20 to 30 glasses. And then in the areas near Veracruz and hidalgo, there's about 490,000 people. They have two medical trips they've done this past year. They've got a third one scheduled. On their first two, they had about 100 to 150 medical patients, 60 to 100 dental patients, and they gave out 50 to 100 pairs of glasses, which I don't know if you've ever tried to live without glasses and then got glasses, but it's magical. Just ask third grade Chet. So for them to show up to places where people have not been able to see and just outfit them, they walk in and walk out with glasses is a wonderful thing.And so we just said, what would you need if we were going to give you money? What would you use it for? What would this look like? And so the biggest, they said the current biggest limitation is the logistics problem for them. They have an open bed trailer that they've just been throwing a tarp on. And so they said we'd love. Yeah, that. They said they have lost equipment due to rain. And some of the places that they go to, they end up having to park and hike up mountains. I mean, they're going to hard to reach places and difficult to resource places. And so they said they'd love to have an enclosed trailer. And so they sent us this sort of thing now just to help you all out. That 98,500 is pesos. So if you're like, nah, we're gonna have to smuggle in one of our trailers. We ain't paying that. That's in pesos. So don't stress out over that.So here's what we said. We just said, start telling us what you would need. And they gave us a list. We said, dream. We've learned as a church that we want to. We want to get some options. We want to get some things in front of us and we'll see what the Lord does and what we're able to do together. Like we said, our hope is to knock this out, to be able to do what they've asked and do another one. But we'll see. We're happy to get to partner together however we're able to. But this is what. This is how the money would work for this Group the trailer is about $6,000. So the first $6,000 we raise, they're going to go get a trailer. After that, they would use 1250 for insurance, taxes, maintenance of the trailer. So they said if we're able to give them about $7,000, 7,500, they'll get a trailer and they'll be taken care of for a year, and then they'll, you know, just continue to operate with it. But they would be blessed by that because they'd be able to load it up, they'd be able to lock it up, they'd be able to show up to the place, unload what they needed to unload, keep. Like they just said this would bless their souls and their ability to get in and out of places and. And not lose equipment. So we said that sounded smart to us. So we thought, yes, let's try to get them a trailer if we're able to keep giving. Here are other things. They were like, well, look, y' all give us money, we're going to spend it. So they would love another auto refractor, which helps them to do multiple trips or to be able to just handle more people when they're coming in, getting them glasses. A lensometer is actually what you use to shine through glasses to make sure it is the right prescription. So auto refractor goes on the face, lensometer goes on the glasses. A diagnostic kit and a retinoscope is just the ability to try to actually check eyes, see what's going on. If they could have a mobile dental X ray with a computer, that would be amazing so that they could actually do X rays right there, see what's going on inside. And then they said dental chairs and lights, 600 general dental tools and supplies, 1500 general medical equipment, 500, for a total of $22,250. We'd love to be able to raise that for them. We'd love to get to join in partnership in a way that we get to be a part of people in areas of Mexico we'll never step foot in being cared for, loved, and getting a tangible picture of the gospel. As a group of people is trying to plant churches to articulate the gospel.Just so y' all know, we don't do a whole lot as a church in partnership with any kind of foreign missions organization that isn't trying to plant churches and articulate the gospel. We think it is incomplete if we're just doing physical things, but we love to partner where they're doing some physical work, some. Some tangible help in connection with local church planting and church organization and these sort of things going forward. So as a church, every year we do every year at Christmas we partner with the Lottie Moon Christmas offering, which is, you see it on the tables and it's in your bulletin, which is a part of missions efforts for the Southern Baptist. We do that every year and then we pick a give project and then sometimes we pick as a give project a missions opportunity. And we've got two in front of us this year. This is the first one we're going to be able to get after we're excited to be able to partner in this specific way in Mexico for the sake of what they're doing and would love for you to begin praying about what does it look like for you to partner in helping see other people come to know Jesus and tangibly see what he does among a group people, let's pray.Father, we're thankful. We're thankful that you have met us in our need. We're thankful that you have redeemed us and called us into something eternal. We ask that your spirit would be at work so that our church might be a blessing to those who are out and doing international efforts. We pray, Lord, that you would stir in the hearts of our church family so that we might be able to send people and we pray that you would stir in our hearts that we might be able to send money to the people who are already there. But may we be a part of what you are doing around the world in the places where people belong to you. There just hasn't been someone who's told them about you yet. In Jesus name Amen. Band's gonna come up. We're gonna sing. If you desire to give, there are there is a drop down menu online that you can give directly to it already. You can also give via an envelope or just put on the check that it's for our gift project. But we ask you to begin to pray and hopefully, Lord willing will be able to begin to move on this and then get into some of the other stuff, see what the Lord does.

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Acaba la temporada 2025 de MotoGP y con ella ponemos punto y final a 'Por Orejas', el podcast de MotoGP de Motorsport.com tras 140 episodios.  Cinco años después de que el primer 'Por Orejas' saltara a las plataformas de podcast, en octubre de 2020, y después de 140 capítulos, esta ventana de debate en torno a la actualidad de MotoGP echa el cierre. 'Por Orejas' nació como un podcast de audio, para informar, debatir y entrevistar a los protagonistas del campeonato del mundo, y así fue durante tres años y 93 capítulos. A principios de 2024, Albergo Gómez se unió a Uri Puigdemont y Germán García Casanova, los creadores y fundadores de 'Por Orejas', dando un salto al vídeo, la imagen y YouTube, esa hoguera de las vanidades en la que todo cabe. Tras dos años y 46 (fijaros en los números) entregas, hoy ponemos el punto y final, a la temporada y, también, al podcast. 'Por Orejas' nació sin ninguna pretensión ni ánimo de lucro, simplemente como un punto de encuentro entre algunos profesionales que seguimos el campeonato del mundo de MotoGP, con invitados habituales como Emilio Pérez de Rozas, un fijo y uno más del equipo; Izaskun Ruiz, nuestra reportara favorita por tierra, mar y aire; y otros muchos compañeros, pilotos y protagonistas que, en mayor o menor medida, nos han acompañado durante todos estos años. Este último 'Por Orejas' solo quería ser una despedida, una pequeña aparición para despedirnos y agradecer a nuestros seguidores más fieles, su apoyo. Pero como lo que nos gusta es debatir y hablar de motos, al final hemos pasado de una cosa a la otra para terminar completando un podcast de una hora, con muchos temas candentes e interesantes, con los grandes cambios que se avecinan con la nueva propiedad y el nuevo rumbo que toma MotoGP, más dirigido al entretenimiento que al deporte. También la llegada de nuevas estrellas, como el turco Toprak Razgatlioglu y el brasileño Diogo Moreira, llamados a ser grandes protagonistas en los próximos años, por su calidad y carlista, y también, por qué no decirlo, por traer nuevos países y nuevos aficionados al Mundial. Un campeonato que terminó con la doble carrera de Portugal y Valencias, pero que ya había acabado con la consecución del título por parte de Marc Márquez en Japón y, sobre todo, tras la lesión del piloto de Ducati, una ausencia que provocó la 'caída' del campeonato en su parte final, un bajón absoluto que invita a la reflexión. 60 minutos de puro MotoGP, nuestro 'last dance' particular. Gracias a todos y nos vemos en cualquier circuito. Gas!

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Para nuestra oyente se ha vuelto todo un calvario interactuar hasta con los hombres de su trabajo. ¿Qué le recomendó el Dr. César Lozano?Escucha Pregúntale a César en el podcast de Por el Placer de Vivir con César Lozano, en Uforia App, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, ViX y el canal de YouTube de Uforia Podcasts, o donde sea que escuches tus podcasts. ¿Cómo te sentiste al escuchar este Episodio? Déjanos tus comentarios, suscríbete y cuéntanos cuáles otros temas te gustaría oír en #porelplacerdevivir 

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Uma mãe teme que voltar a convívios com colegas da antiga escola possa desestabilizar a filha de 3 anos, que demorou a adaptar-se à nova realidade. Será que reencontrar os amigos pode ser mau? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amigos. Hoy quiero compartirles esta charla maravillosa con Nacho Cano, co-fundador de Mecano, creador de uno de los musicales más importantes en español, "Hoy no me puedo levantar" y ahora nos trae la que llama su obra maestra, "Malinche".Los invito a disfrutar este podcast de #ContenidoExtra

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Neste episódio do Alta Definição, Paulo Raimundo é entrevistado por Daniel Oliveira, numa conversa que percorre a sua trajetória pessoal e profissional, desde a infância marcada por dificuldades económicas até à liderança política. O líder do Partido Comunista Português (PCP) partilha memórias familiares, experiências de trabalho, reflexões sobre educação, valores e desafios da vida quotidiana. Aborda ainda o impacto da sua atividade política na família, a importância da autenticidade e da luta coletiva, e destaca episódios marcantes que moldaram o seu percurso, fazendo a sua análise da realidade social portuguesa. * A sinopse deste episódio foi criada com o apoio de IA. Saiba mais sobre a aplicação de Inteligência Artificial nas Redações da Impresa ----O link para o estatudo editorial do Expresso: https://expresso.pt/sobre/estatuto-editorial/2020-01-20-estatuto-editorial-3c79f4ec O link para o estatudo editorial da SIC Notícias: https://sicnoticias.pt/institucional/2013-12-27-estatuto-editorial-sic-noticias-e84e2755 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En el programa de hoy, Jason Frenn responde a las preguntas de la audiencia:1-888-727-8424¿Cómo puede un joven aprender a manejar su tiempo cuando su vida está llena de ocupaciones y responsabilidades?¿Qué puede hacer un padre cuando su hijo ha caído en las drogas y ha perdido la fe?Una mujer que se congrega en una iglesia cristiana se pregunta: ¿Puede su familia católica recibir la salvación?Una abuela está preocupada porque su nieto adulto siempre le pide dinero a su madre. ¿Cómo debe actuar ante esta situación?¿Cómo puede una esposa confrontar a su esposo que está consumiendo drogas sin destruir el matrimonio ni su propia paz?Amigos de infancia se divorciaron y ahora viven con culpa. ¿Cómo pueden sanar y seguir adelante?¿Es posible que una persona pierda su salvación?¿Lo que me está yendo mal en la vida es porque no siembro ni diezmo?

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No todos los que te admiran te quieren bien. Algunos se acercan para absorber lo que tú tienes y ellos no. En este vídeo te explico la diferencia entre un amigo que te impulsa y un admirador tóxico que te drena, y cómo reconocer a quién mantener cerca sin poner en riesgo tu autoestima. Protégete de quien aplaude con envidia. Tu vida, tus normas. Refuerza tu energía y tu autoestima con mis hipnosis en https://paconavas.com/tienda #amor #vida #tips #feliz #psicologia

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