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Dr. Chuck Herring | John 13:1-20In chapters 13 through 17, Jesus turned from apublic ministry to those who rejected Him to aprivate ministry to those who received Him.These chapters cover approximately 24-36hours of Jesus' ministry.John 13:1… Now before the Feast of thePassover, Jesus knowing that His hour hadcome that He would depart out of this worldto the Father, having loved His own who werein the world, He loved them to the end.Jesus knew that “His hour was come.” It wastime for the Lord Jesus to be glorified throughHis death, resurrection, and ascension. John,more than any other gospel writer, emphasizedthe fact that Jesus lived on a “heavenlytimetable” as He did the Father's will. BecauseJesus knew who He was, where He came from,1November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)what He had, and where He was going, He wascomplete master of the situation.1“He loved them to the end”— This means thatHis love for them was perfect and complete.Paul described the Lord's love for those whoreceive Him by faith…Ephesians 3:17–19… so that Christ may dwellin your hearts through faith; and that you,being rooted and grounded in love, 18 may beable to comprehend with all the saints what isthe breadth and length and height and depth,19 and to know the love of Christ whichsurpasses knowledge, that you may be filledup to all the fullness of God.Interview Mike and Allison Amick—Allison,what would you consider to be your mostselfless act of serving the Lord and others?Mike, what are two or three blessings you havereceived as a result of serving the Lord byserving others?1 Warren W. Wiersbe, The Bible Exposition Commentary, vol.1 (Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1996), 345.2November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)I suppose you've already guessed thefoundational truth of today's sermon—SERVETHE LORD BY SERVING OTHERS! Grab one ofthe “serve cards” from the seat back in front ofyou. You will notice several opportunities toserve. If you use the QR Code on the screen,you will be introduced to even more chances toactively serve the Lord by serving others.John 13:2-4… During supper, the devil havingalready put into the heart of Judas Iscariot,the son of Simon, to betray Him, 3 Jesus,knowing that the Father had given all thingsinto His hands, and that He had come forthfrom God and was going back to God, 4 got upfrom supper, and laid aside His garments; andtaking a towel, He girded Himself.Verse 2— The attention shifts from Christ'slove to the satanic darkness of Judas's heart. Inthis surreal scene in the upper room, the devilhad already planted within the heart of JudasIscariot a sinister desire to betray the dear Sonof God.Verses 3-4— Having walked through the dirtstreets of Jerusalem to the upper room, the3November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)disciples' feet would have been dirty. One ofthe Twelve should have volunteered to washthe feet of the others. But, according to Luke'sgospel, they were too busy arguing about whowas greatest among them. They totally ignoredthe Lord's clear teaching…Matthew 23:11… “But the greatest among youshall be your servant.”By stressing Jesus' exaltation, John is about toreveal the depth of His humility and love.1. THE EXAMPLE OF SERVANTHOODJohn 13:5… Then He poured water into thebasin, and began to wash the disciples' feetand to wipe them with the towel with whichHe was girded.The Gospel of John has been building to thispoint, when the Lamb would offer His body andHis blood as the perfect, atoning sacrifice forthe sin of a broken, fallen world. For him tostop at this tender moment to wash the feet ofhis disciples is significant. This task was4November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)normally assigned to Gentile slaves. Jewishslaves could not be forced to do this.The idea of serving the Lord and serving peopleshould not have caught these guys by surprise.It's a common theme throughout the OldTestament and the New Testament.Psalm 100:2… Serve the LORD with gladness;Come before Him with joyful singing.Joshua 24:15…“If it is disagreeable in yoursight to serve the LORD, choose for yourselvestoday whom you will serve: whether the godswhich your fathers served which were beyondthe River, or the gods of the Amorites inwhose land you are living; but as for me andmy house, we will serve the LORD.”Romans 12:10–11… Be devoted to oneanother in brotherly love; give preference toone another in honor; 11 not lagging behind indiligence, fervent in spirit, serving the Lord.Mark 10:45… “For even the Son of Man didnot come to be served, but to serve, and togive His life a ransom for many.”5November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)Romans 1:1… Paul, a bond-servant of ChristJesus, called as an apostle, set apart for thegospel of God.2 Peter 1:1… Simon Peter, a bond-servant andapostle of Jesus Christ, To those who havereceived a faith of the same kind as ours, bythe righteousness of our God and Savior, JesusChrist.Jesus is the perfect example of a servant. Now Iwant you to notice…2. THE EXPLANATION OF SERVANTHOODJohn 13:6–11… So He came to Simon Peter. Hesaid to Him, “Lord, do You wash my feet?” 7Jesus answered and said to him, “What I doyou do not realize now, but you willunderstand hereafter.” 8 Peter said to Him,“Never shall You wash my feet!” Jesusanswered him, “If I do not wash you, you haveno part with Me.” 9 Simon Peter said to Him,“Lord, then wash not only my feet, but alsomy hands and my head.” 10 Jesus said to him,“He who has bathed needs only to wash hisfeet, but is completely clean; and you areclean, but not all of you.” 11 For He knew the6November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)one who was betraying Him; for this reasonHe said, “Not all of you are clean.”Peter was appalled and shocked. For a superiorto wash the feet of an inferior was unheard ofin either Jewish or Roman culture. He and therest of the disciples could not grasp the fullsignificance of this moment until Jesus had diedon the cross for their sins and had beenresurrected from the dead.“Washing (bathing)” is a common biblicalmetaphor for spiritual cleansing (Ezek. 36:24–27; Titus 3:5; Heb. 10:22). Only those whorepent and place their faith in Jesus Christ asLord and Savior receive forgiveness and the giftof eternal life.Peter missed the Lord's point. Jesus explainedin greater detail,“He who has bathed needsonly to wash his feet.” Spiritually speaking,those who have already bathed (beenredeemed and saved) do not need to takeanother bath every time their feet get dirty.This refers to the sin believers commit. They7November 3, 2024CFBC…“Discovering Jesus” (John's Gospel)simply need to wash their feet—to confesstheir sins to the Lord.1 John 1:9… If we confess our sins, He isfaithful and righteous to forgive us our sinsand to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.To be a true servant of our Lord and to be ableto serve others effectively we need to besaved, to be clean before the Lord, and to befilled with love and humility!3. THE EXPECTATION OF SERVANTHOODThe primary truth Jesus wanted the disciples tolearn and to implement was that of humble,loving service.John 13:12–20… So when He had washed theirfeet, and taken His garments and reclined atthe table...
In this election special Faith Factor season, we will be releasing weekly in-depth exclusive interviews focused on the most consequential Presidential Election of our lifetimes.In our first episode, Rep. Jim Clyburn discusses with Rev. Jim Wallis:The attempts of Trump supporters to revive Jim Crow practices; The historical import of the Kamala Harris candidacy; andHis private conversations with President Joe Biden regarding withdrawing his candidacy; andWhat he means when says “we can never go back.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Despite headlines claiming the death of the shopping mall, some developers are reimagining the experience to make it memorable, even unforgettable, for consumers. During this episode of Retail Remix, host Alicia Esposito sits down with someone who is helping shape the future of the mall: Justin Stein, EVP of Leasing at Tanger. During this episode, he shares details on:Tanger's transformation, including thinking more like a curator and less like a traditional operator; His team's approach to tenant mix, ensuring the right combination of retailers, restaurants, entertainment and more are integrated into experiences; How Tanger is thinking of omnichannel experience design to boost traffic and dwell time; andHis advice for helping retailers optimize their presence in shopping malls and centers. RELATED LINKSLearn more about Tanger Read about Tanger's transformationGet more insights on the future of the mall
Jeff Provenzano is an American professional skydiver, wingsuit flyer, BASE jumper, HALO jumper and stuntman. He is a member of the Red Bull Air Force, and is considered to be a pioneer of the skydiving discipline of swooping. Provenzano started skydiving in 1995. In 2009, he joined the Red Bull Air Force, Red Bull's official aerial sports team. He has invented several acrobatic skydiving moves, the best known of which is The Miracle Man. As of October 2016, he has over 17,000 jumps logged. As a member of the Red Bull Air Force, Provenzano participated in and helped organize a wingsuit flight over Manhattan to promote the 2014 Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach on Long Island. After jumping off a plane 7,500 feet above Manhattan, they traveled two miles in two minutes, from the Financial District to the Hudson River, flying up to 120 mph in their wingsuits. Other notable jumps include: on August 27, 2013, Provenzano and fellow Red Bull Air Force member Miles Daisher BASE jumped off the 45-story Four Seasons Hotel Denver; Skydive Chicago in 2015, where Provenzano was part of a team of 164 linked skydivers flying in a predetermined formation at speeds up to 175 mph to set a new vertical freefly world record; and on February 29, 2016, the Red Bull team skydived out of a helicopter, with Provenzano and Jon Devore performing aerial tricks before landing in the middle of the lawn in front of the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri.
Eamonn Barclay hosted the show this week with his panel of Dave Hart, Stan Godwin, and Jeff Burnige, who gave their thoughts about our draw against West Brom at the DenOur 1st guest this week is a former Millwall player, who joined the Lions from Chelsea in 1971. Derek Smethurst talked about: His arrival at the Den;Scoring his first goal for Millwall;The team of 71/72;Benny Fenton and Jack Blackman; andHis prediction ahead of Rotherham v Millwall..Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Andy Dolan talked about Millwall Pride v London Freedom;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' away to Ebbsfleet United; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Rotherham United v Millwall on Easter Monday. Our second guest was Millwall supporter Fred Walford he spoke about: How he became a fan;Who was his memorable player from 1971/72;His memorable matches;Favourite players in the present; andA prediction for Rotherham United v Millwall on Easter Monday. Stan Godwin spoke about his Millwall History and Heritage experience and how to get tickets for the next one. Jeff Burnige Previewed the show team for next week. Dave Hart provided details of the Super Saver Season Ticket sales.Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Musichttps://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted the show this week with his panel of Dave Hart, Stan Godwin, and Jeff Burnige, who gave their thoughts about our draw against West Brom at the DenOur 1st guest this week is a former Millwall player, who joined the Lions from Chelsea in 1971. Derek Smethurst talked about: His arrival at the Den;Scoring his first goal for Millwall;The team of 71/72;Benny Fenton and Jack Blackman; andHis prediction ahead of Rotherham v Millwall..Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Andy Dolan talked about Millwall Pride v London Freedom;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' away to Ebbsfleet United; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Rotherham United v Millwall on Easter Monday. Our second guest was Millwall supporter Fred Walford he spoke about: How he became a fan;Who was his memorable player from 1971/72;His memorable matches;Favourite players in the present; andA prediction for Rotherham United v Millwall on Easter Monday. Stan Godwin spoke about his Millwall History and Heritage experience and how to get tickets for the next one. Jeff Burnige Previewed the show team for next week. Dave Hart provided details of the Super Saver Season Ticket sales.Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Musichttps://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Myles Thornton hosted the show this week with his panel of Dave Hart, Steve Warren, and Ted Robinson gave their thoughts about our defeat against Leeds at Elland Road..Our 1st guest this week is a former Millwall player, who provided the assist that brought us back to the Championship at Wembley. That fine striker Lee Gregory talked about: Scoring his first goal for Millwall;How he settled in at Millwall;How Neil Harris would save the club from relegation;Scoring his first hatrick for Millwall;The return of Steve Morison;Stand-out players at Millwall;Leaving Millwall for Stoke; andHis prediction ahead of Millwall v West Bromwich Albion.Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' a against London Seaward and the U18s defeat in the Women's Capital Cup; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Millwall v West Brom on Good Friday. Players on international duty and their fixtures.Our second guest was Millwall supporter Millwall entrepreneur Chris Bethell he spoke about: How he became a fan;His memorable matches;Favourite players both past and present;The Millwall History and Heritage Tour on the Isle of Dogs this Saturday;Dockers Day on Good Friday at the Den;His Millwall Netflix project;His thoughts on a tribute from Debbie Julians; andA prediction for Millwall v WBADave Hart provided details of the Super Saver Season Ticket sales. Ted Robinson Previewed the show team for next week and the Millwall Lionesses fixture this Sunday. Steve Warren explained what our Millwall Community Trust had laid on for the Easter Sports Camps. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Myles Thornton hosted the show this week with his panel of Dave Hart, Steve Warren, and Ted Robinson gave their thoughts about our defeat against Leeds at Elland Road..Our 1st guest this week is a former Millwall player, who provided the assist that brought us back to the Championship at Wembley. That fine striker Lee Gregory talked about: Scoring his first goal for Millwall;How he settled in at Millwall;How Neil Harris would save the club from relegation;Scoring his first hatrick for Millwall;The return of Steve Morison;Stand-out players at Millwall;Leaving Millwall for Stoke; andHis prediction ahead of Millwall v West Bromwich Albion.Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' a against London Seaward and the U18s defeat in the Women's Capital Cup; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Millwall v West Brom on Good Friday. Players on international duty and their fixtures.Our second guest was Millwall supporter Millwall entrepreneur Chris Bethell he spoke about: How he became a fan;His memorable matches;Favourite players both past and present;The Millwall History and Heritage Tour on the Isle of Dogs this Saturday;Dockers Day on Good Friday at the Den;His Millwall Netflix project;His thoughts on a tribute from Debbie Julians; andA prediction for Millwall v WBADave Hart provided details of the Super Saver Season Ticket sales. Ted Robinson Previewed the show team for next week and the Millwall Lionesses fixture this Sunday. Steve Warren explained what our Millwall Community Trust had laid on for the Easter Sports Camps. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Myles Thornton hosted the show this week with his panel of Debbie Julians, Stan Godwin, and Ted Robinson gave their thoughts about the Birmingham game, the result, and the points tally.Our 1st guest this week is former Millwall player, and youth team captain of the FA Youth Cup side of 1979 Paul Roberts who talked about: Getting to wear an England Cap with 98 other school children;How he came to join Millwall;His progress from the youth team to first team;Winning the FA Youth Cup and thoughts ahead of the current U18s in the youth cup semi-final;Listening to Bryan King;How he became a leader and negotiator;The Moulin Rouge experience;Leaving Millwall for Brentford;Returning to the Den with Brentford and nearly being chinned;Dave Mehmet and his shock hospitalisation; andHis prediction ahead of Leeds v Millwall.Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat away to Dartford last Sunday; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Leeds v Millwall on Sunday. Our second guest was Millwall supporter Tamas Kovacs, a Hungarian who lives in London, he spoke about: How he became a fan;His memorable matches;Favourite players both past and present; andLions Food Hub and Community Trust; andDebbie Julians provided details of the Super Saver Season Ticket sales. Ted Robinson Previewed the show team for next week. Stan Godwin talked of Dockers Day. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Myles Thornton hosted the show this week with his panel of Debbie Julians, Stan Godwin, and Ted Robinson gave their thoughts about the Birmingham game, the result, and the points tally.Our 1st guest this week is former Millwall player, and youth team captain of the FA Youth Cup side of 1979 Paul Roberts who talked about: Getting to wear an England Cap with 98 other school children;How he came to join Millwall;His progress from the youth team to first team;Winning the FA Youth Cup and thoughts ahead of the current U18s in the youth cup semi-final;Listening to Bryan King;How he became a leader and negotiator;The Moulin Rouge experience;Leaving Millwall for Brentford;Returning to the Den with Brentford and nearly being chinned;Dave Mehmet and his shock hospitalisation; andHis prediction ahead of Leeds v Millwall.Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat away to Dartford last Sunday; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Leeds v Millwall on Sunday. Our second guest was Millwall supporter Tamas Kovacs, a Hungarian who lives in London, he spoke about: How he became a fan;His memorable matches;Favourite players both past and present; andLions Food Hub and Community Trust; andDebbie Julians provided details of the Super Saver Season Ticket sales. Ted Robinson Previewed the show team for next week. Stan Godwin talked of Dockers Day. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Myles Thornton hosted the show this week with his panel of Patricia Maslin, Dave Hart, and Ted Robinson. Thoughts about the return of Neil Harris, the points in the Championship, and how might the season pan out. Debbie Julians paid tribute to John Berylson and his family in light of the recent London FA Award. Our 1st guest this week is Millwall fan Barry Mizen MBE who talked about: The ongoing work of the Mizen Foundation;Jimmys Day at the Den on Saturday;The Jimmy Mizen Cup and the Millwall Community Trust;The bridges walk for Jimmy in May;Long-term Mizen Foundation supporter Terry Reese;Millwall chances to remain in the Championship; andHis prediction ahead of Millwall v Birmingham City. Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Paul Loding gave an update on Millwall Romans and Pride involvement in Community Day;Robb Barr (Romans) and Tom Ward (Pride) spoke of their recent matches and the way ahead; Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' U18s defeat at home to Ascot U18s last Saturday; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Millwall Birmingham on Saturday. Our second guest was Millwall Community Trust CEO, Sean Daly, who spoke about the following: What he thought of Community Day;Community Contribution Awards;Karen Wilson Fundraiser for the Trust and the Lions Food Hub;The potential goalkeeper's evening and what else was happening; andA prediction for Millwall v Birmingham Pat Maslin provided details to sponsor Karen Wilson. Dave Hart provided details of Millwall Lionesses' trip to Dartford on Sunday. Ted Robinson Previewed the show team for next week. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Myles Thornton hosted the show this week with his panel of Patricia Maslin, Dave Hart, and Ted Robinson. Thoughts about the return of Neil Harris, the points in the Championship, and how might the season pan out. Debbie Julians paid tribute to John Berylson and his family in light of the recent London FA Award. Our 1st guest this week is Millwall fan Barry Mizen MBE who talked about: The ongoing work of the Mizen Foundation;Jimmys Day at the Den on Saturday;The Jimmy Mizen Cup and the Millwall Community Trust;The bridges walk for Jimmy in May;Long-term Mizen Foundation supporter Terry Reese;Millwall chances to remain in the Championship; andHis prediction ahead of Millwall v Birmingham City. Former Lion Phil Coleman brought more tales from his boot room. Also: Paul Loding gave an update on Millwall Romans and Pride involvement in Community Day;Robb Barr (Romans) and Tom Ward (Pride) spoke of their recent matches and the way ahead; Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' U18s defeat at home to Ascot U18s last Saturday; and The team previewed and gave predictions for Millwall Birmingham on Saturday. Our second guest was Millwall Community Trust CEO, Sean Daly, who spoke about the following: What he thought of Community Day;Community Contribution Awards;Karen Wilson Fundraiser for the Trust and the Lions Food Hub;The potential goalkeeper's evening and what else was happening; andA prediction for Millwall v Birmingham Pat Maslin provided details to sponsor Karen Wilson. Dave Hart provided details of Millwall Lionesses' trip to Dartford on Sunday. Ted Robinson Previewed the show team for next week. Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Bethany Warren hosted the show this week with her panel of Jeff Burnige, Patricia Maslin, and Myles Thornton. The host and panel discussed our 1 – 0 defeat away to Hull City on Saturday last. Our 1st guest this week is both a Millwall fan and a former Millwall player. It is our record-breaking former keeper Bryan King, who talked about:His career-ending injury;His most memorable game with Millwall;The most hilarious moment with his Millwall teammates;How he got his England cap;His thoughts on Rowett and Edwards;Comparing goalkeepers in his day to goalkeepers now;Comparing players now to those of the past;What will happen when he goes to Coventry with Jeff Burnige on Sunday;andHis thoughts and prediction ahead of Coventry City v Millwall.Also:Andy Thorn gave an update on Millwall Pride;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat at Dartford Women last Sunday; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for Coventry City v Millwall on Sunday.Our second guest is an international footballer who coaches at the Millwall Community Trust. Joey Taylor spoke about the following:Working at the Millwall Community Trust;How he came to play for Montserrat and how his career has progressed with them;Playing alongside his brother Lyle Taylor;His best performance in the non-league game; andA prediction for Coventry City v MillwallPat Maslin talked about the 6th of April, there is a Charity Night at the Pyrotechnist's Arms, 39 Nunhead Green, SE15 from 4 pm to 11 pm with a DJ, raffles, and auction tickets. The event is in aid of Kevin Downey's 35th and final London Marathon. All proceeds go to Harvey's charity the MPS Society UK.Jeff Burnige talked of Millwall Lionesses being back in league action at home to Sutton United Women on Sunday with a 1.30 pm kick-off at St Pauls Sportsground and a Platinum package at the 1885 Club for Valentine's Night, next Wednesday. Myles Thornton spoke about Chris Bethell's Dockers Day and the Sponsors Day at Bermondsey Town on Sunday.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Bethany Warren hosted the show this week with her panel of Jeff Burnige, Patricia Maslin, and Myles Thornton. The host and panel discussed our 1 – 0 defeat away to Hull City on Saturday last. Our 1st guest this week is both a Millwall fan and a former Millwall player. It is our record-breaking former keeper Bryan King, who talked about:His career-ending injury;His most memorable game with Millwall;The most hilarious moment with his Millwall teammates;How he got his England cap;His thoughts on Rowett and Edwards;Comparing goalkeepers in his day to goalkeepers now;Comparing players now to those of the past;What will happen when he goes to Coventry with Jeff Burnige on Sunday;andHis thoughts and prediction ahead of Coventry City v Millwall.Also:Andy Thorn gave an update on Millwall Pride;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat at Dartford Women last Sunday; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for Coventry City v Millwall on Sunday.Our second guest is an international footballer who coaches at the Millwall Community Trust. Joey Taylor spoke about the following:Working at the Millwall Community Trust;How he came to play for Montserrat and how his career has progressed with them;Playing alongside his brother Lyle Taylor;His best performance in the non-league game; andA prediction for Coventry City v MillwallPat Maslin talked about the 6th of April, there is a Charity Night at the Pyrotechnist's Arms, 39 Nunhead Green, SE15 from 4 pm to 11 pm with a DJ, raffles, and auction tickets. The event is in aid of Kevin Downey's 35th and final London Marathon. All proceeds go to Harvey's charity the MPS Society UK.Jeff Burnige talked of Millwall Lionesses being back in league action at home to Sutton United Women on Sunday with a 1.30 pm kick-off at St Pauls Sportsground and a Platinum package at the 1885 Club for Valentine's Night, next Wednesday. Myles Thornton spoke about Chris Bethell's Dockers Day and the Sponsors Day at Bermondsey Town on Sunday.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted the show this week with his panel of Gary Staff, Dave Hart, and Stan Godwin. The unveiling of signs showing John Berylson way and the Memorial day in the stadium were spoken of. As was the only permanent signing in this window, Adam Mayor from Morecombe. The host and panel discussed our 1 – 1 draw at home on Saturday last. Our 1st guest this week is a Millwall fan and the CEO of the Millwall Community Trust , it is Sean Daly who talked about:Greenwich Powerchair Lions FC;Why he was pictured in a hard hat recently;Preparations for the half-term camps for the kids;How he came to choose a coaching career path;The Training ground, Academy, and Millwall Community development in Kent;The Community Trust activities in Kent;MCT Trustee Jason Vincent his background and work within the Trust;The forthcoming Community Day v Watford;Rhea Daly received the Coach of the Year award at the London FA grassroots heroes' event; andHis thoughts and prediction ahead of Hull City v Millwall.Also:Paul Loding gave an update on Millwall Romans and Pride;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' away win at Ashford United Women last Sunday; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for Hull City v Millwall on Saturday.Our second guest is Fan in the Dugout Dedge Kempster. Dedge spoke about the following:Was Millwall his destiny or an option;Images of Millwall players and himself around the period of the 59 home games without defeat;The fan characters;His most painful game at the Den in the last thirty years and his most memorable game over the same period;Named the mystery voice and remembered times past in his company;Thoughts on Rowett and Edwards; andA prediction for Hull City v MillwallStan Godwin spoke of a coaching vacancy at Greenwich Powerchair Lions FC. Gary Staff previewed next week's host and panel and the next game for Millwall Lionesses.Dave Hart explained the forthcoming Millwall History and Heritage on the Isle of Dogs. As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted the show this week with his panel of Gary Staff, Dave Hart, and Stan Godwin. The unveiling of signs showing John Berylson way and the Memorial day in the stadium were spoken of. As was the only permanent signing in this window, Adam Mayor from Morecombe. The host and panel discussed our 1 – 1 draw at home on Saturday last. Our 1st guest this week is a Millwall fan and the CEO of the Millwall Community Trust , it is Sean Daly who talked about:Greenwich Powerchair Lions FC;Why he was pictured in a hard hat recently;Preparations for the half-term camps for the kids;How he came to choose a coaching career path;The Training ground, Academy, and Millwall Community development in Kent;The Community Trust activities in Kent;MCT Trustee Jason Vincent his background and work within the Trust;The forthcoming Community Day v Watford;Rhea Daly received the Coach of the Year award at the London FA grassroots heroes' event; andHis thoughts and prediction ahead of Hull City v Millwall.Also:Paul Loding gave an update on Millwall Romans and Pride;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' away win at Ashford United Women last Sunday; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for Hull City v Millwall on Saturday.Our second guest is Fan in the Dugout Dedge Kempster. Dedge spoke about the following:Was Millwall his destiny or an option;Images of Millwall players and himself around the period of the 59 home games without defeat;The fan characters;His most painful game at the Den in the last thirty years and his most memorable game over the same period;Named the mystery voice and remembered times past in his company;Thoughts on Rowett and Edwards; andA prediction for Hull City v MillwallStan Godwin spoke of a coaching vacancy at Greenwich Powerchair Lions FC. Gary Staff previewed next week's host and panel and the next game for Millwall Lionesses.Dave Hart explained the forthcoming Millwall History and Heritage on the Isle of Dogs. As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted the show this week with his panel of Jeff Burnige, Myles Thornton, and Stan Godwin. Jeff remembered Tommy Baldwin RIP. The panel reviewed the team performances versus QPR. Millwall U18's FA Youth Cup win at Grimsby was reviewed by Eamonn.Our 1st guest this week is a Millwall fan who scored a legendary goal at Arsenal in an FA Cup replay and has done so much more, it is Mark Beard who talked about:Joining the Millwall Youth Team;Karl Bates and his Crystal Balls;His dad Michael Beard;The 2nd FA Youth Cup win and Tom Walley;That goal at Arsenal and the highlights of his Millwall career;His football experiences in the non-league game;Leaving the manager's job at Eastbourne Borough;Being coach previously at Dorking Wanderers;Going to the Den on Saturday; andHis thoughts and shared those of Andy Myers ahead of Preston North End, and a prediction.Also:Paul Loding gave an update on Millwall Romans and Pride and both teams in two separate games at St Pauls on Sunday from 1 pm;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat of QPR Women in the League Cup, who they face in the quarter-finals and playing at Ashford on Sunday in the London and South East League at 3.15 pm; andThe team previewed and guests gave predictions for Millwall v Preston on Saturday.Our second guest is Fan in the Dugout Rob Woodford. Rob spoke about the following:Was Millwall his destiny or an option;His most memorable game at the Den in the last thirty years;The Millwall History and Heritage Tour on the Isle of Dogs;Thoughts on Rowett and Edwards; andA prediction for Millwall v Preston.Jeff Burnige spoke of Memorial Day and the naming and unveiling of John Berylson Way.As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted the show this week with his panel of Jeff Burnige, Myles Thornton, and Stan Godwin. Jeff remembered Tommy Baldwin RIP. The panel reviewed the team performances versus QPR. Millwall U18's FA Youth Cup win at Grimsby was reviewed by Eamonn.Our 1st guest this week is a Millwall fan who scored a legendary goal at Arsenal in an FA Cup replay and has done so much more, it is Mark Beard who talked about:Joining the Millwall Youth Team;Karl Bates and his Crystal Balls;His dad Michael Beard;The 2nd FA Youth Cup win and Tom Walley;That goal at Arsenal and the highlights of his Millwall career;His football experiences in the non-league game;Leaving the manager's job at Eastbourne Borough;Being coach previously at Dorking Wanderers;Going to the Den on Saturday; andHis thoughts and shared those of Andy Myers ahead of Preston North End, and a prediction.Also:Paul Loding gave an update on Millwall Romans and Pride and both teams in two separate games at St Pauls on Sunday from 1 pm;Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' defeat of QPR Women in the League Cup, who they face in the quarter-finals and playing at Ashford on Sunday in the London and South East League at 3.15 pm; andThe team previewed and guests gave predictions for Millwall v Preston on Saturday.Our second guest is Fan in the Dugout Rob Woodford. Rob spoke about the following:Was Millwall his destiny or an option;His most memorable game at the Den in the last thirty years;The Millwall History and Heritage Tour on the Isle of Dogs;Thoughts on Rowett and Edwards; andA prediction for Millwall v Preston.Jeff Burnige spoke of Memorial Day and the naming and unveiling of John Berylson Way.As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted this week's first show of 2024 with his panel of Patricia Maslin, Myles Thornton, and Ted Robinson who reviewed the team performances, versus Bristol City, our current form, and the cries for players to come in and BIG money to be spent. Our 1st guest this week is Millwall's matchday commentator, BBC's Karl Bates and carl talked about:Substitute matchday co-commentator Dan Walker is a member of Millwall's media team;Karl Bates and his Crystal Balls;Feelings from Gary Rowett's departure and Joe Edwards arrival;Brooke Norton-Coffey and Aidomo Emaku being highlighted in Arsenal's Daily Cannon;Do we need new players or is our squad sufficient;Working with Max McClennan;His chalk and cheese Millwall performances;Where he sees us finishing this season; andHis prediction for Millwall v Leicester City.Also:Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' up-and-coming fixture at home to Sutton United in the London and South East League this Sunday at 1.30 pm at Rotherhithe; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for our FA Cup Tie against Leicester City on Saturday.Our second guest is Sean Daly, the CEO of our Millwall Community Trust. Sean spoke about the following:Provision of services to the Community over the festive season and staffing arrangements;Millwall Girls Player Performance Pathway Trials;Santas Dash fun, raising funds, and more participants revealed for 24; andA prediction for Millwall v Leicester.As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Eamonn Barclay hosted this week's first show of 2024 with his panel of Patricia Maslin, Myles Thornton, and Ted Robinson who reviewed the team performances, versus Bristol City, our current form, and the cries for players to come in and BIG money to be spent. Our 1st guest this week is Millwall's matchday commentator, BBC's Karl Bates and carl talked about:Substitute matchday co-commentator Dan Walker is a member of Millwall's media team;Karl Bates and his Crystal Balls;Feelings from Gary Rowett's departure and Joe Edwards arrival;Brooke Norton-Coffey and Aidomo Emaku being highlighted in Arsenal's Daily Cannon;Do we need new players or is our squad sufficient;Working with Max McClennan;His chalk and cheese Millwall performances;Where he sees us finishing this season; andHis prediction for Millwall v Leicester City.Also:Jeff Burnige talked about Millwall Lionesses' up-and-coming fixture at home to Sutton United in the London and South East League this Sunday at 1.30 pm at Rotherhithe; andThe team previewed and gave predictions for our FA Cup Tie against Leicester City on Saturday.Our second guest is Sean Daly, the CEO of our Millwall Community Trust. Sean spoke about the following:Provision of services to the Community over the festive season and staffing arrangements;Millwall Girls Player Performance Pathway Trials;Santas Dash fun, raising funds, and more participants revealed for 24; andA prediction for Millwall v Leicester.As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music and Audio credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music https://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Reports
Jim served as the 13th administrator of NASA and spearheaded the launch of the Artemis program. During Jim's watch, the US also returned to launching its own astronauts to orbit from US soil (with SpaceX). Jim's bio will be familiar to most space buffs in Payload and Pathfinder's audience, so in our convo, we dig a bit deeper on his backstory, get a status report on Artemis, and take a closer look at his current roles in the commercial space ecosystem.Today's episode is brought to you by Altek Space, a custom manufacturer of essential parts and components for rockets and satellites.*SNEAK PEEK*Serving as a US Navy aviator; landing on aircraft carriers; and TOP GUN…real life vs. the movieJim's involvement in the Rocket Racing League and his time at the helm of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum and PlanetariumServing in the US House as a representative of the 1st District of Oklahoma (and his HASC and SST committee membership)Working with an office of “space knuckleheads”—Jim uses that term endearingly—and honing his aerospace policy chops while on Capitol HillWhy going to the Moon vs. going to Mars was once an either-or, partisan debate on the HillJim's time leading NASA, architecting the Artemis program, andHis post-NASA space involvement (which includes advisory or trustee roles with Voyager, Viasat, Phase Four, The Aerospace Corporation, Firefly, and Acorn Growth Companies)This is our longest show to date and for good reason. We had a lot of ground to cover, and yet we still didn't get to Pathfinder's planned segment about boots on Mars. Check out the episode and let us know what you'd want to hear in a Part 2.*CHAPTERS*02:54 Guest intro03:11 Jim's office photos03:37 Top Gun inspiration04:50 Does it surprise you the Navy wouldn't let Tom Cruise fly a jet?06:29 Journey into aviation, experience in the military, and using space assets in combat13:41 Rocket Racing League22:07 Trying to bring one of the Space Shuttles to Tulsa24:55 Time as an elected official31:51 American Space Renaissance Act37:05 Difference between approving NASA funding and running it42:48 Moon vs. Mars - why was it either-or and at times partisan?45:23 Why we should outsource some space functions to the private sector48:26 Artemis vs. Apollo54:32 Artemis I splashdown56:29 Advising space companies and organizations1:06:00 2022's biggest space story1:09:36 Worried about a shakeout in space markets?*SHOW NOTES*NASA's Artemis program: https://www.nasa.gov/specials/artemis/American Space Renaissance Act: https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/house-bill/4945/textFirefly: https://payloadspace.com/firefly-production-ramp/Phase Four: https://payloadspace.com/phase-four-production/Rocket Racing League: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_Racing_LeagueUS return to space: https://payloadspace.com/netflix-releases-return-to-space/Ryan's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ryandoofy — & LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rfduffy/Payload's Twitter: https://twitter.com/payloadspace — & LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/payloadspace/*ABOUT US*Pathfinder is brought to you by Payload, a modern space media brand built from the ground up for a new age of space exploration and commercialization. We deliver need-to-know news and insights daily to 12,000+ decision-makers across commercial, civil, and military space.
The Scripture: Luke 2:39–52 [39] And when they had performed everything according to the Law of the Lord, they returned into Galilee, to their own town of Nazareth. [40] And the child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom. And the favor of God wasupon him. [41] Now his parents went to Jerusalem every year atthe Feast of the Passover. [42] And when he was twelve yearsold, they went up according to custom. [43] And when the feastwas ended, as they were returning, the boy Jesus stayed behindin Jerusalem. His parents did not know it, [44] but supposinghim to be in the group they went a day's journey, but then theybegan to search for him among their relatives andacquaintances, [45] and when they did not find him, theyreturned to Jerusalem, searching for him. [46] After three daysthey found him in the temple, sitting among the teachers,listening to them and asking them questions. [47] And all whoheard him were amazed at his understanding and his answers.[48] And when his parents saw him, they were astonished. Andhis mother said to him, "Son, why have you treated us so?Behold, your father and I have been searching for you in greatdistress." [49] And he said to them, "Why were you lookingfor me? Did you not know that I must be in my Father'shouse?" [50] And they did not understand the saying that hespoke to them. [51] And he went down with them and came toNazareth and was submissive to them. And his mothertreasured up all these things in her heart.[52] And Jesus increased in wisdom and in stature andin favor with God and man. (ESV) published Aug 28, 2022, 4:30 PM
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Brian Aoaeh is a Cofounder and General Partner of Refashiond Ventures, an emerging venture fund manager that invests in early-stage supply chain technology. He cofounded the New York Supply Chain Meetup and the WordWide Supply Chain Federation. He is an adjunct professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at the Tandon School of Engineering at New York University and a VC in Residence at Genius Guild, Greenhouse Fund and a Venture Partner at Newark Venture Partners.The past ran on supply chains. The present runs on supply chains. The future will run on supply chains. The world is a supply chain. This is the mantra of my guest who was recently named by Flexport among the 55 supply chain and logistics experts you should know and was nicknamed "The Elon Musk of Logistics Technology" on Twitter.In this episodse we discuss:His experience working in Family Offices and Venture Capital investingAll things supply chain technology; andHis fundraising experience as a VC raising a first fundI hope you enjoyed this episode. If you liked it, leave a rating, a review, download or share this episode. Learn more about Refashiond Ventures at https://www.refashiond.com and follow Brian on all social media platforms at Brian Laung Aoaeh but especially on LinkedIn and on Twitter!Join me next Friday for a new episode on the ALIVE Podcast Network and subscribe on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, send an email to whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.
Series: The PsalmsScripture: Psalm 127:1-5 (main); Luke 15:11-32Title: How to Provide for and Protect Your Family Heavy credit: (See below for bibliography)Summary of passage:Bottom Line: Hard work + Discipline + Divine Support = Fruitfulness that will last; “For apart from me you can do nothing.” -JesusDiscussion questions for group and personal study.Reflect and Discuss in your groups:Psalm 127OPEN: How many siblings did you have?What was the biggest family that you knew?Can you name all their kids?CONSIDER (V. 2): What causes you the most worry?What do you tend to lose sleep over?Does this verse help at all? Why?CONSIDER (WV. 3-5): In today's society, what have you heard are the disadvantages to having children?From what you have read in the Bible and heardin the church, what are the advantages?Which are you inclined to believe?APPLY: Acknowledge that God can run your business and family better than you can.Give God control of your business and family through sincere prayer.Final Questions (optional or in place of above)What is God saying to you right now?What are you going to do about it?For further study, note Genesis 11 illustrates this Psalm.Find our sermons, podcasts, discussion questions and notes at https://www.gracetoday.net/podcastOpening story:Hawkeye scene (See YouTube)Video clip to open the message: https://youtu.be/DCkaS2ygh-Y Stop after “good job Hawkeye” (1:00)While this Psalm applies to mom's and dad's, it feels very fatherly in tone and emphasis. Even in the gender in the NIV “Blessed is the man” is the translation. So I am applying this to Fathers in particular today believing that wherever this is taken to heart stronger marriages and families will follow. That leads to stronger neighborhoods, cities, and nations. That leads to a better world. But more likely it leads to a stronger church in a dark world.Psalm 127 is written by either David to Solomon or by Solomon himself. Beloved is possibly a covert reference (concealed signature) to Solomon's God-given name of Jedidiah since they use the same root word. (2 Sam 12:25) The point is that this is a special work by a father and what he does in life.Ironically, much of Solomon's wisdom was lost on him.His building (literally and figuratively) became reckless,His kingdom a ruin, andHis marriages a disastrous denial of God.Warning: If we're not careful, we'll also have wisdom we ignore in life.Bottom Line: Hard work + Discipline + Divine Support = Fruitfulness that will last; “For apart from me you can do nothing.” -JesusI. THE FOUNDATION FOR A SUCCESSFUL FAMILY (127:1-2) (WILLMINGTON)A. What is necessary (1-2)The home must be built by the Lord.The home must be protected by the Lord.B. What is needless (3-5): The breadwinners need not burn the candle at both ends and be overly anxious, for God will supply rest and what we need.II. THE FRUITS FROM A SUCCESSFUL FAMILY (127:3-5) (WILLMINGTON): ChildrenA. The parents will be honored (3-4): Children are a reward and like sharp arrows.B. The parents will be helped (5): They will not be ashamed in front of their accusers. (At the city gates i.e. in court (public?))I. Labor is in vain without God's providence. (1-2) (BKC)II. Children are evidence of God's providence. (3-5) (BKC)“Children are some of the Lord's providential blessings. They are a reward from the LORD. Sons help defend the family for they are like weapons (arrows) in the hand of a mighty man. Sons are capable of defending the family in civil cases (at the gate civil cases were discussed and decided). The images of arrows and of defense “in the gate” was natural for a nation endangered from without and within.” BKCCSB Study BibleHouse = physical building and/or home, family connectingFood = hard work + favorable conditions + favor of GodChildren = uncertainty of childbirth + favor of GodBottom Line: Hard work + Discipline + Divine Support = Fruitfulness that will last; “For apart from me you can do nothing.” -JesusTHE FOUNDATION FOR A SUCCESSFUL FAMILY (127:1-2) (WILLMINGTON)I. Prosperity and security are not ultimately your accomplishments but God's gifts. (127:1) (Keller)“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain. Unless the Lord watches over the city, the guards stand watch in vain.”Psalms 127:1 NIV https://psalm.bible/psalm-127-13 Universal Preoccupations of humanity:Building (Creator, producer)SecurityRaising a familyWhat are we spending our time building?Will it last?Will we wish we had worked more on our death bed?Watchmen (security)Uvalde shooting???? Are our children safe? Can we sleep at night?“In vain” ≠ vanities in Ecclesiastes, though still sweeping“Anxious toil” or “toiling” of late comes from same root word used in Gen 3:16 where Eve hears from God some of the consequences of her actions.Hard work + Discipline + Divine Support = Fruitfulness that will lastII. So overwork, worry and strain are a) foolish, and b) wrong. (127:2) If you know that the one who loves youunfailingly is in complete charge of history, you will be able to sleep well (verse 2).(Keller)“In vain you rise early and stay up late, toiling for food to eat— for he grants sleep to those he loves.”Psalms 127:2 NIV https://psalm.bible/psalm-127-2Work still harder is no answer to worldly success: it can be a fresh enslavement, in fact. Not simply that projects fail (some bread) but that they lead nowhere.“In vain you rise early and stay up late, …discipline and diligence isn't enough (Sorry Jocko)Why? Because the LORD gives sleep zzzzzzzzz to his beloved—true rest and peace that allows you to sleep when the enemy is out there (today's war on children in general)Being anxious over food…Working long hours…Vain unless the LORD is in it.Trusting in the Lord leads to rest and peace because we're not carrying the full burden but recognizing that we cannot—but He can.Hard work + Discipline + Divine Suppor = Fruitful life in all that you doTransition: From here on, Solomon gives the alternative to our elaborate failures.THE FRUITS FROM A SUCCESSFUL FAMILY (127:3-5) (WILLMINGTON)III.-V. So too thriving, happy children are God's doing. (127:3-5) (Keller)“Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him.”Psalms 127:3 NIV https://psalm.bible/psalm-127-3“Helicopter” parenting and over involvement in our children's lives, cannot ensure their health and happiness. (Keller)Unless the Lord enters their lives, all our watching is in vain. (Keller)Giving our children to God is the ONLY WAY we get to keep them. (Keller)If you know that the one who loves you unfailingly is in complete charge of IEStory, you will be able to sleep well. (Keller)And if you are overworked and over stressed, you are forgetting who God is. Jesus wait it most bluntly: “Apart from me you can do nothing.” (John 15:5)What do parents worry about most? Their children's future.They are: a heritage from the Lord (he is the gracious ultimate source).Heritage = a person's unique source of family identity: the values, traditions, culture and artifacts handed down by previous generations.Repeated: a reward ( a good blessing) from him (ultimate source).Genesis 11 illustrates this Psalm:Man builds for glory and security to achieve is only a fiasco “in vain” whereasGod quietly gives to the obscure Torah a son whose blessings havre proliferated ever since.Wealth isn't the issue.An upstanding family is wealth and honor enough.IV.“Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one's youth.”Psalms 127:4 NIV https://psalm.bible/psalm-127-4SimileHow are they a heritage and reward? Like arrows to an archer—warrior/protector/rescuer readying for battle.Full quiver of arrows represented prestige and protection in that day. (CSB)“Like arrows for a warrior, children were useful in the agricultural society. The man who had many children also enjoyed respect in the near eastern society.” (CSB)We're in a war. Every day.V.“Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them. They will not be put to shame when they contend with their opponents in court.”Psalms 127:5 NIV https://psalm.bible/psalm-127-5Something he launches in the battle to defend and win the battle.Our battle isn't against flesh and blood (Ephesians 2) but against rulers and principalities beyond this world.Are we preparing our children for that??!Simile continues…Someone he launches into life to enter the fray (equipped??) on their own two feet.Assuming the Lord builds his house resting on the Lord,He will be blessedHis children will not be put to shame when they battle In courtIn warIn lifeBecause if they all with the Lord too (most raised this way will) then they'll have nothing to be ashamed of. Therefore, peace no matter the short-term outcome.And long-termConclusionBottom Line: Hard work + Discipline + Divine Support = Fruitfulness that will last; “For apart from me you can do nothing.” -JesusProdigal Father scripture Luke 15:11-32References/Bibliography:“Psalms 73-150” by Derek Kidner“The Bible Knowledge Commentary” by Walvoord, Zuck (BKC)“The Bible Exposition Commentary” by Warren Wiersbe (BEC)“The Songs of Jesus” by Tim Keller“Treasury of the Psalms” by Charles SpurgeonOutline Bible, D WillmingtonNIV Study Bible (NIVSB)ESV Study BibleESV Gospel Transformation Bible (GTB)CSB Study Bible
84-year-old Betty Walsh, a great-great-grandmother, is still alive. And it's all because of 20-year-old Ali Abucar Ali's sacrifice.ANDhis story about 5-year-old Ryder Kilam is just a lovely reminder of how beautiful humanity can be when we help each other. Ryder's parents posted a plea online. And high schoolers went above and beyond to do way more than the family could have imagined.To see videos and photos referenced in this episode, visit GodUpdates!https://www.godupdates.com/great-great-grandmother-still-alive-betty-walsh/https://www.godupdates.com/boy-in-a-wheelchair-bus-shelter/
Series: Colossians: Supreme!Title: “How to keep good things from becoming God things”Scripture: Colossians 3:1-4(Commentary helps listed at the end)Bottom line: We keep good things from becoming God things when we set our hearts and minds on things above—where Christ sits. That is when we live in light of eternity.Opening story:This week we move from warnings (we had 4 last week) to coaching. Paul is coaching them in the direction that they should go.Many of us had a coach growing up who was influential in our life. Through sport (or dance or some other extracurricular activity) we learned not only that sport but discipline, people skills, emotional skills and in some cases spiritual wisdom.As a coach for our high school ultimate team, I'm now learning things from the other side of this relationship. One thing I know: coaching is essential for growing up into maturity. This is true in every area of life—not just the spiritual.I've actually hired my first coach. I've had coaching in ministry before, but I've never actually hired someone to help me assess, diagnose, evaluate, strategize, and be held accountable to work through the things God is calling me to do. It's humbling because you have to face your current reality with someone with nothing to lose in being totally honest with you. But it's encouraging because that's exactly what we need in life.Parents, you're not just a disciplinarian. You're a coach too (among other things). You are there to teach, rebuke, correct and train in righteousness along with many other practical things in life. Do not take this lightly. And never stop learning. Leaders are learners. When we quit learning, we quit leading.So Paul coaches the Colossians, the Laodiceans, and, well, us if we're FAT Christians (F.A.T. = Faithful, Available, Teachable).And what do coaches do? They call their team to greater heights. They train and inspire. They call us from the warnings in practice to the calling for the game. They call us to victory! Paul calls us to victory in Christ, the hope of glory!But it's natural for a player to wrestle with the flesh and fight against the training and discipline and yearn for the easy road to glory and gain. This tension is what Paul aims to empower us to overcome.Paul is giving us the antidote(s) to a preoccupation withMaterialism: Wealth, possessionsNarcissism: Status, Achievements (professionally, academically, religiously)Hedonism: Sensuality, Pleasures, gratificationsA preoccupation with these good things making them God things leads to stress, anxiety, sleeplessness, depression, hopelessness, and the desire to just give up. Ever feel any of those? Well, if you have, you've made something temporary into something eternal that was never meant to be. This is a poisonous mindset. We need an antidote.The antidote to making these good things God things is orienting your whole life around Christ Jesus as your Lord and King.Outline:In light of who Christ is, what he's done and the warnings Paul has given, Paul calls/coaches the Christians in Colossae, Laodicea and beyond to:I. What should they do? Focus on Christ's priorities:Set your heart(s) (1)Feelings PassionsWillOn things aboveHeavenly agendaGod's agenda“Where Christ is” “Seated at the right hand of God” because he's your King'sSet your mind(s)—What you think about and aim for (2)On things above (see above)Not on earthly things, like:Possessions, wealthAchievementsStatusPleasures, gratificationsReligiosityII. Why do it? Because of who they are in light of Christ since they believed:Because you died with Christ (3)Crucified with Christ (CROSS)JustifiedFreed from the penalty of sinBecause you are hidden with (in) ChristConcealed (BURIED)Identifying with (BAPTIZED)Safe (Show YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/LNZ-ZBsPpgk)Because you will be glorified with ChristChrist is your lifeHe'll appear here one dayYou'll then appear there on that dayConclusionBottom line: We keep good things from becoming God things when we set our hearts and minds on things above—where Christ sits. That is when we live in light of eternity.Place our piece of paper with our name on it into our bible.The antidotes to materialism, narcissism, and hedonism is simply centering and focusing your life in Christ and his priorities. When you rest in Christ and what he's doing, you'llServe others instead of seek to be served.Deny yourself and give instead of pursuing wealth at all costs.Live simply and give the rest away.And you'll do all of this in Christ's name and by his power for his glory.And when he appears here you'll appear there with him hearing, “Well done my good and faithful servant. Enter into your glory.”PrayLord's Supper, 1 Corinthians 11:17-32OtherPace Outline: Title: Our faith in Christ raises us to new life (3:1-4)Through our identity in and union with Christ, Jesus transforms our pursuits, perspective, and purpose in life by resetting our trajectory heavenward toward Christ Jesus. (Name on paper in the Bible illustration)I. Jesus redirects life's pursuits. (1) …from our worldly efforts for happiness to his heavenly presence in our hearts bearing the fruit of the Spirit.To redirect our pursuits requires us to recalibrate our hearts desires. How do my pursuits align with Christ's kingdom, Christ's mission, and building Christ's church?Our hearts, captivated by Christ, will more naturally help us filter and evaluate our pursuits.“Ultimately, our union with Christ should stir our affections for him and redirect our pursuits.” P. 79II. Jesus reshapes life's perspective. (2)…through the nenewing of our minds. Reshaping/renewing the mind is foundational to transformation. This is necessary for several reasons:Primarily, it “enables us to fulfill the great commission by loving God with our entire selves, including our minds.”“Also essentially because it protects us from the world's influence as the world attempts to conform our thinking to its pattern. Through the constant renewing of our minds, we can experience God's transformation in our lives (Rom 12:2).”FruitThis renewed perspective also guards our hearts and minds with God's peace as we dwell on things above.Phil 4:6-8Prov 4:23Also, by focusing on what's eternal (above), we can renew our hope in the midst of temporary afflictions/trials.2 Cor 4:16-18Rom 8:6-81 Cor 2:16Therefore, Jesus redirects our life pursuits and reshapes our life perspective as we set our hearts and minds on things above—namely Christ and his priorities.III. Jesus redefines life's purpose. (3-4) Our identity in and union with Christ also redefines our purpose. So why are we to set our hearts and minds on things above?For you (we) died andYour (our) life is hidden in Christ.The FlowEstablished past… “You (we) died” (crucified; justified; freed from penalty of sin) toThe present… “Your (our) life is hidden” (buried; sanctified; freed from the power of sin) show videohere (https://youtu.be/LNZ-ZBsPpgk) toThe future… “You (we) also will appear” (resurrected; glorified; freed from the presence of sin)“We died with Christ, we were buried with Christ, and we have been raised with Christ and therefore will appear with Christ in glory.” -D MooHow does this present reality (Identity and union with Christ) reset our trajectory towards things above (eternity):Our hidden life in Christ:Signifies our personal relationship with Christ,Affirms our security of our salvation in Christ, andCertifies our glorious inheritance with Christ.Therefore, bothOur “hidden” life in Christ, andHis indwelling “life” in us will be fully revealed when he returns “in glory” (1 John 3:2)This future fulfillment of our current identity in Christ should redefine our purpose in multiple ways:The glory of Christ's return reminds us of there temporal nature of this world and the fleeting value of it's possessions and pleasures. Therefore, we shouldn't be deceived by vain pursuit of earthly wealth, achievement, status, or gratification.The certainty of Christ's return gives us assurance that allows us to live with confidence in a world filled with uncertainty. Therefore we can endure hardships and persevere by fixing our hope on the grace and glory tha twill be revealed at the coming of Christ.The imminence of Christ's return should motivate us to live with urgency.Christ brings hope and Christ brings judgmentThereforeWe anticipate eternal union with Christ butWe work urgently to lead others to come with usThereforeWe live as ambassadors of Christ asWe rest in the comfort of our eternal future with ChristThereforeWe celebrate his presenceHere and nowHereafter, but alsoWe live as citizens of heaven full ofHopeUrgency“…we should collectively seek and set our minds on things above that we share in common with other believers. We should live with holy anticipation of Christ's return as we celebrate our new life in him and devote ourselves to the mission of seeing others liberated from the bondage of sin to inherit the eternal promises of King Jesus!” P. 82Hughes' outline: Title: “The Seeking of Things Above”I. Instructions (Coaching) regarding our fullness (1-2)Seek is present (continuous) imperative (commanded). Therefore, a continuous command.How do we seek Christ?Kind of like you should seek your future husband or wife (not just a date):Pray for opportunities to be togetherGet to know them through conversationTreat them as you wish to be treated; love as you want to be loved (lust ≠ love)Serve themBe honest with themListening >> talking, but to talk is to be vulnerable, approachable; conversation should be like tennis. Return a returnable ball. Too many people just answer the other person's question. They rarely realize it's their turn to return with a question. We have an amazing lack of interest in other people. Love inquires. Love listens. Love cares enough to inquire and listen.Write and read love lettersPray togetherMake disciples togetherAffirm God's gifts in each otherWorship togetherIntroduce them to your parents and ask for their blessing before pursuing the relationship further (both guys and gals here)II. The reasoning behind Paul's instructions (Coaching). (3-4) There are at least 2:Past…“You died…”“Life hidden…” imperfect = ongoing effects of dying/continuous dying to self because we are in Christ and Christ is in God, we are inseparable and securePaper with my name on it in the Bible = “in Christ”Christ's fullness fills our emptiness apart from ChristFuture…When he appears hereWe will appear there (in glory); We'll join him there in our new bodies Phil 3:20-21Romans 8:29-31 (not written for unbelievers)Therefore, “Let's covenant to not fix our thoughts on the material and immaterial things of this world, but to 1) pray for minds set on things above, to 2) hold the scriptures close to our hearts, to 3) reflect on our past history, and to 4) rejoice in anticipation of our future in him.” P. 299Application:Pray for minds set on things above,Hold the scriptures close to our hearts,Reflect on our past history, andRejoice in anticipation of our future in Christ.OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS:Print this and cut this out to share with your people to insert into their own bibles.———————————————————————————————————————————————————————-Name:Understanding that, as a Christian, you are “in” Christ Jesus revolutionizes how you see yourself, your self-image, your identity and how you understand your value to God.Write your name on a piece of paper. Take hold of your Bible to represent Christ. (John 1:1-18) Place the paper in the book and close it. You are in Christ. Where the book goes you go. Where the paper goes he goes. You are not part of the book, but you are now identified totally with the book.Paul uses the expression, “In Christ Jesus”, over and over again. God has taken hold of you and placed you “in Christ.” In Christ, you have received “every spiritual blessing” (Ephesians 1:3). All of the blessings, including those that the Old Testament speaks about, are yours in Christ.” -Nicky Gumbel———————————————————————————————————————————————————————-MAIN COMMENTARY HELP:Exalting Jesus in Colossians by Scott PacePreaching the Word: Philippians, Colossians and Philemon commentary by R. Kent HughesESV Global Study BibleBible in One Year by Nicky GumbelBible Knowledge CommentaryThe Outline Bible, WilmingtonPaul for Everyone, The Prison Letters, NT Wright's commentary on Philippians and ColossiansGospel Transformation BibleNIV Study BibleThe Bible Exposition Commentary, Warren Wiersbe
Chris Wall • Luke 2:8-20 ESV The Christmas Promise is about God’s perfect timing to bring exactly what humanity needed, exactly when they needed it. God could have given us an inside look to Joseph or Mary’s reaction to Jesus’ birth. Instead, He gave us an inside look of how the promise was revealed to shepherds who were unaware of what washappening. Their response to the news discloses how they revered God’s promise andHis timing of it all.
Misael Gonzalez • Luke 2:8-20 NIV The Christmas Promise is about God’s perfect timing to bring exactly what humanity needed, exactly when they needed it. God could have given us an inside look to Joseph or Mary’s reaction to Jesus’ birth. Instead, He gave us an inside look of how the promise was revealed to shepherds who were unaware of what washappening. Their response to the news discloses how they revered God’s promise andHis timing of it all.
About Pramath Sinha:My next guest on The One Percent Project is Pramath Sinha. Pramath is an entrepreneur, educator and institution builder, having conceptualised and built hallmark educational institutes such as the Indian School of Business and Ashoka University. Now, he is on the journey of building Harappa Education- a platform that helps future leaders learn essential cognitive, social and behavioural skills.He has also founded the Vedica Scholars program for women and the Naropa Fellowship. He kicked off his career with McKinsey & Company, headed ABP media and founded the 9.9 Media group.Join our No-Spam WhatsApp groupIn this conversation he talks about:His journey to finding purpose;How he goes from an idea to execution;What does an Institution mean to him?Who are early adopters, and why are they unique?Building Harappa; andHis legacy and contribution to Hindi LiteratureSome Key Highlights:How to identify Purpose? I have realised that your Purpose doesn't grow on trees, nor is it buried somewhere for you to go on a treasure hunt and find it and dig it out for yourself. Your Purpose, you find by discovery. And to discover it, you have to try out different things. The more different things you try out, the more you realise what you don't like or what is not your Purpose. And somewhere, you hit upon things that seem like your Purpose. So you engage in that, and you stay with it for a long time, or you say, no, there's a slight variation on this that I want to do, and then that becomes your Purpose.How do you start as high as possible? Because the lower you start, the longer it takes to get to that high benchmark. And sometimes, you can never get there because the lower you start, the more you get stuck at that level. Quality doesn't scale. You have to set the quality bar from day one and then scale on quantity without diluting quality, but trying to scale quality is almost an impossible task.In taking the idea to execution- You can't execute it all yourself. So your real skill lies in identifying great people, setting the vision and a high bar. You have to hire a crack team of people and be uncompromising about it.
He is the First and Last, the Beginning and the End!He is the keeper of Creation and the Creator of all!He is the Architect of the universe andHe is The Manager of all times.He always was, He always is, and He always will be…Unmoved, Unchanged, Undefeated, and never Undone!He was bruised and brought healing!He was pierced and eased pain!He was persecuted and brought freedom!He was dead and brought life!He is risen and brings power!He reigns and brings Peace!The world can't understand him,The armies can't defeat Him,The schools find it hard to describe Him, andThe leaders can't ignore Him.Herod couldn't kill Him,The Pharisees couldn't confuse Him, andThe people couldn't hold Him!Nero couldn't crush Him,Hitler couldn't silence Him,Technology can't replace Him, andCNN can't explain Him away!He is light, love, longevity, and Lord.He is goodness, Kindness, Gentleness, and God.He is Holy, Righteous, mighty, powerful, and pure.His ways are right,His word is eternal,His will is unchanging, andHis mind is on me.He is my Redeemer,He is my Savior,He is my guide, andHe is my peace!He is my Joy,He is my comfort,He is my Lord, andHe rules my life!I serve Him because His bond is love,His burden is light, andHis goal for me is an abundant life.I follow Him because He is the wisdom of the wise,The power of the powerful,The ancient of days, the ruler of rulers,The leader of leaders, the overseer of the overcomers, andThe sovereign Lord of all that was and is and is to come.And if that seems impressive to you, try this for size.His desire is a relationship with ME!He will never leave me,Never forsake me,Never mislead me,Never forget me,Never overlook me, and
Significant FollowersPart IIHebrews 11:41. Introduction Hebrews 11:1-3,6 Ø The Presupposition of FaithØ The Perspective of FaithØ The Practice of Faith 2. Message Hebrews 11:4Ø The SettingGenesis 4:1-5 Ø The Sacrifices · God wants us to worship Him on His termsnot on our terms · Worship is giving God the full honor He deservesbecause of who He is – what He has done – andHis trustworthiness. - The Offering of AbleHebrews 11:4aGenesis 4:4Matthew 6:33aRevelation 2:4Malachi 1:6-10 - The Offering of CainGenesis 4:3Genesis 4:5-7 Ø The SignificanceHebrews 11:4b Support the show (https://onrealm.org/washingtonbaptistchurch/-/give/now)
"If you write something, it just clarifies your thinking. When you put pen to paper and you do it hand on your heart, and dig up data and try to make the argument robust why you're buying or selling the stock. I think it just clarifies your thinking … there're so many stocks which I did not invest in because I started writing the rationale."Welcome to the Story Rules podcast with me, Ravishankar Iyer, where we learn from some of the best storytellers in the world, find their story and unearth the secrets of their craft.In this episode, we speak to Swanand Kelkar, a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley in India. At Morgan Stanley, Swanand advises investments in funds with around 3-4 Billion dollars… but what is more impressive about him is his ability to write and to tell engaging data stories about the thinking that underlies those investment decisions.In the episode, I speak to Swanand about his techniques to consume curated information, his reflection methodology and his writing process.We also delve into some lessons he learnt from fiction writing. That's right - Swanand also writes fiction.I especially found two things to be very impressiveHis structured approach to curiosity, andHis ability to explain complex topics and phenomena using everyday English and relatable metaphorsHappy listening!For more information on Story Rules, you can check out the website or you can connect with me on LinkedIn.Show notes:Swanand Kelkar's LinkedIn profile His articles on Mint:- The article on how younger Indians are much more comfortable taking on debt: https://www.livemint.com/Opinion/sAwG6XPVVktkiLtVaXhTbJ/A-generational-shift-in-consumption-and-debt.html- The article on lessons from fiction short-story writinghttps://www.livemint.com/mint-lounge/features/opinion-why-writing-is-harder-than-you-think-11598599300744.html- You can read more of his writing (including the unique 'sabbatical series') here.: https://www.livemint.com/Search/Link/Author/Swanand-Kelkar
Presence, Word, and Roadwork(Isa. 40:3–8)How do God’s people receive comfort? (Isa. 40:1–8.)_____________________________________________________An unnamed herald announces that God is coming to reveal His glory(Isa. 40:3–5). Another voice proclaims that although humans are transientlike foliage, “the word of our God will stand forever” (Isa. 40:8, NRSV).After the exile, God’s people gain back what they had received at MountSinai and then rejected all throughout their apostasy, for which they werepunished: God’s presence and His Word. These are the basic ingredients ofGod’s covenant with Israel, which were enshrined at His sanctuary in theirmidst (Exod. 25:8, 16). Because they had violated His Word, God had aban-doned His temple (Ezekiel 9–11), but He is coming back. His presence andHis eternally dependable Word bring comfort, deliverance, and hope.What preparation is necessary for the Lord’s coming? (Isa. 40:3–5.)_____________________________________________________It is not fitting for a king to be jolted by a rough road. So, his com-ing is preceded by roadwork. The more so for the King of kings! Hiscoming, apparently from the east, where He has been in exile with Hispeople as a sanctuary to them (Ezek. 11:16), would require majorrearrangement of the terrain. Construction of a literal, level super-highway through the rugged hills east of Jerusalem would be daunting,even with dynamite and bulldozers. God is the only One who can dothe work; it is He who turns “the rough places into level ground” (Isa.42:16, NRSV). But He doesn’t need a literal road for transportationbecause He has an airborne chariot of cherubim (Ezekiel 1, 9–11).The New Testament explicitly applies Isaiah’s prophecy to the spiritual roadwork accomplished through the preaching of John the Baptist(Matt. 3:3). His message was: “ ‘Repent, for the kingdom of heaven hascome near’ ” (Matt. 3:2, NRSV) and the baptism that he performed was“of repentance for the forgiveness of sins” (Mark 1:4, NRSV). So, theroadwork was repentance, willingness to turn away from sin, in orderto receive the comfort of God’s forgiveness and presence.Jeremiah 31:31–34 proclaimed the same spiritual message in plenty oftime for the exiles of Judah to understand the spiritual nature of roadwork forGod. In this passage, the Lord promises those who are willing a fresh start:a “new covenant” in which He puts His law in their hearts and pledges to betheir God. They know Him and His character, because He has forgiven them.Read carefully Isaiah 40:6–8. What hope can you, who fade awayas does the grass, derive from what these verses say? In whatshould they warn us against putting our trust?
Ini part terakhir kompilasi cerita pengalaman mondok dari beberapa kawan dan kakak tingkat saya. Ada cerita dari Dwi dan A Kiki yang sama-sama alumni pesantren Al-Basyariyah. Terus dilanjut dengan pemaknaan mengenai santri dari kang Andhis. Ada juga cerita mengenai Eka yang sempat dihukum karena melakukan kesalahan tertentu di pondoknya. Tapi, itu hanya sebagian kecil cerita mengesankan selama dia nyantri. Kemudian dipungkas dengan cerita lain dari kang Dinu yang sempat mondok di pesantren tradisional yang sudah tentu berbeda dengan pesantren modern. Yuhu. Selamat mendengarkan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/muhammad-irfan-ilmy/support
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,I want to share with you about the blessedness of forgiveness and of trust in Godduring this difficult season. We are navigating unprecedented times, not only withthe COVID-19 virus but with all the unrest that we are seeing in our nation. Theprotests over the appalling death of George Floyd and racial injustice haveunfortunately spilled over to rioting and looting. They no longer have anysemblance of the rightful exercise of the privilege that we have in our country toassemble and protest peacefully. In times like these, where can we find peace?Certainly not from the world!Our peace is not based on external things, but comes from having a rightrelationship with God. Psalm 32 is a great source of comfort for us.In the first part of this psalm, we read about the blessedness of being forgiven: 1 How blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, Whose sin is covered! 2 How blessed is the man to whom the Lord does not impute iniquity, And in whose spirit there is no deceit! 3 When I kept silent about my sin, my body wasted away Through my groaning all day long. 4 For day and night Your hand was heavy upon me; My vitality was drained away as with the fever heat of summer. Selah. 5 I acknowledged my sin to You, And my iniquity I did not hide; I said, “I will confess my transgressions to the Lord”; And You forgave the guilt of my sin. Selah. 6 Therefore, let everyone who is godly pray to You in a time when You may be found; Surely in a flood of great waters they will not reach him. 7 You are my hiding place; You preserve me from trouble; You surround me with songs of deliverance.We can confess our sins to God instead of hiding and bearing guilt. Through thefree gift of salvation in Christ, we can receive God’s forgiveness of our sins. Wefind freedom, victory, and deliverance from God. That is true blessedness.Out of that blessedness of being forgiven by God and being made right with Him,we can now discern and receive His instruction, guidance, and counsel. In thesecond part of Psalm 32, starting with verse 8, God says: 8 I will instruct you and teach you in the way which you should go; I will counsel you with My eye upon you. 9 Do not be as the horse or as the mule which have no understanding, Whose trappings include bit and bridle to hold them in check, Otherwise they will not come near to you. 10 Many are the sorrows of the wicked, But he who trusts in the Lord, lovingkindness shall surround him. 11 Be glad in the Lord and rejoice, you righteous ones; And shout for joy, all you who are upright in heart.I don’t know what your current situation is or how you are feeling. Maybe you areexperiencing fear because of our current circumstances and the uncertainty of thefuture. No matter what your situation is, you can have the peace of God thatsurpasses all human understanding. That’s because you have His forgiveness andHis assurance that He will show you the way through each and every difficulty. Youcan rest securely and safely in Him and rejoice!“Dear Lord, thank you that we can confess our sins to you and be forgiven. Thankyou that when we do not hide our sins from you, we will be able to hear and receiveyour instruction, teaching, and guidance for every issue in our lives. In Jesus’name, amen.”
Thank you for tuning into another episode of The Back Pew Podcast this week. Ethan and Will sit down and tell testimonies for 40 minutes straight of God's goodness andHis faithfulness. This episode contains stories of everything God has done for them ranging from financial provision to opening doors, and doing the impossible. In times like these when we are quarantined, this is exactly what you need to hear in between your ears. BACK TO BACK FRESH ONES . Thanks for tuning in this week. Check out all new episodes on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Wednesdays: Audio only Saturdays: Audio & Video. Find us on all social media channels at back coupon. @BackPewPod Send us your prayer request Email us backpewpodcast@gmail.com
The young phenom joins the show and will be going over his upcoming online charity tournament (K.A.T.C.H.) as well as his unbelievably rapid growth in the kayak fishing tournament scene.
In this episode, Ashley Kirkwood interviews J. Israel Green and covers: How he launched his speaking career ; How licensing the speech of another speaker helped grow his business; andHis process for landing corporate clients; This is a great episode if you are looking to grow your business in the corporate speaking and consulting space!! Learn more about J. Israel here: https://www.israelgreene.com/. If you want to JOIN the From Pitch To Paid Challenge register here: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/FromPitchToPaid If you want to ATTEND the Speak Your Way To Cash Retreat register here: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/2020retreat Grab the Speak Your Way To Cash Training: ashleynicolekirkwood.com/SYWTCLiveReplay Apply For A VIP Day With Ashley & Check Out Her Website: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/ Follow Ashley On Instagram!: https://www.instagram.com/theashleynicoleshow/ Follow Speak Your Way To Cash On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/speakyourwaytocash/ Join Ashley’s Free FB Group For Speakers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpeakYourWayToCash/Attend Ashley’s LIVE Speak Your Way To Cash Event: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcQuestions? Topic Suggestions? Email admin@passionpurposeandpaychecks.com! Did you know Ashley is a lawyer for speakers and entrepreneurs? Check Out Ashley’s Firm Website - Mobile General Counsel: https://www.mobilegeneralcounsel.com Watch Ashley’s TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caZ9fK6aZZ4&list=PLjTKJTvBHcYZFCNB9kKWGo48GULAhl4Em&index=13 ********************************************************************************************Ashley Kirkwood is the founding Attorney of Mobile General Counsel, a law firm for entrepreneurs and a consulting firm for companies looking to increase employee engagement. She left her $280,000 + job to be a full-time entrepreneur in 2018 and now works to encourage and equip other entrepreneurs with the tools they need to be successful! She is also a professional corporate and college speaker! Want to connect with Ashley? Follow her on Instagram at @theashleynicoleshow or @speakyourwaytocash. ********************************************************************************************Be sure to take her class: Get The Tea On Trademarks! https://gumroad.com/l/TeaOnTM Book your consult here: bit.ly/MobileGCFollow Ashley Kirkwood on Instagram: @TheAshleyNicoleShowFollow this Podcast on Instagram: @SpeakYourWayToCash
Blessed for God’s Glory Psalm 67 January 19, 2020 – 75th Anniversary I. Introduction:A. What we have heard today is God’s grace, God’s blessing, God’s face shining,and God’s divine favor on this church. We also heard about God’s blessing goingthrough this church to people both locally and all over the world. We also haveblessed Him today for these blessings by praising Him as the hero of the story ofMVC over 75 years!B. This really is a micro picture of what God is doing in the world.1. It all starts with God, a God who has a heart to bless!2. Then God pours out His divine favor upon His people3. Then God’s blessed people take that blessing and bless others with it.4. Finally, those who have experienced God’s blessing return blessing/praiseback to God for His goodness to them.C. This has been God’s plan from the beginning1. Turn to Genesis 12:2 - God lays out his plan for Abraham. Many considerthis the foundational passage in Scripture regarding God’s plan in this world.I happen to be one of those.2. Read v2...3c3. God promises to bless Abraham by making him a great nation and his namegreat!4. Then tells him to be a blessing to others (2d) followed by the fact that God isgoing to bless the whole world through him (3c)D. As the story goes on1. The great nation God made of Abraham was Israel and they became His ownpossession among all the peoples of the earth, who were to be His priests andHis representatives, to the rest of the world. 2. Then Jesus came, who is the seed of Abraham through whom God wouldbless all the world, and God so loved the world that He gave his only Son,Jesus, so that whoever would believe in Him would not perish but haveeverlasting life.3. Then in Matthew 28 Jesus commissions the church, the seed of Abrahamthrough their relationship with Jesus the seed, those who have been blessedwith every spiritual blessing in the heavenlies, to go and make disciples of allthe nations!E. In Revelation 7 we see the fulfillment of this plan of God’s blessing going fullcircle, as peoples from every nation bless God in worship for His blessings uponthem. Listen as I read Revelation 7:9-12.• Now turn to Psalm 67 we see this same pattern of blessing laid outII. Psalm 67A. We will see here the God of blessings, blesses His own people Israel so that Hisblessing, His salvation, might go through them to all the world and in turn peoplefrom all the world would fear and bless/praise GodB. As I read note that “us” refers to God’s people Israel and that the “peoples” and“nations” refer to the rest of the world.1. Also, note at the start of this Psalm is a prayer for blessing and in that prayerhe states the reason why he is asking for this blessing upon them. At the endof this psalm, he states the reason why God blesses His people.2. ReadC. Point out1. Purpose for praying for blessing in v1-2a) We see a prayer for blessing does not have to be a selfish self-servingprayer if it is prayed with the right motive!2. God’s purpose for blessing in v6-7D. In between these two, we see the prayer for all the peoples of the world to praiseand bless God!• So how does that apply to us at MVC?III. Challenge A. God has blessed MVC so we can be a blessing to those around us and even to theend of the earth. We have been blessed to bless!1. In the last five years alone, MVC has contributed $928,450 in support ofmissionaries and mission work as we have supported 41 missionaries in avariety of ministries to various different kinds of people in different parts ofthe world.B. So my prayer now is that God would even bless us more so we can be a greaterblessing to each other, to the communities we live in and around the world. Ipersonally desire this in three ways:1. I would love to see God’s blessings on our offerings so we do not have tostruggle as a church just to make ends meet and rob from Peter to pay Paul.But that we not only meet budget but exceed it so we can pay off ourmortgage and fix what remains in this building to be fixed so we can poureven greater blessings beyond these walls on those who need and to furtherGod’s kingdom agenda!2. On the personal level take the blessing God has built into each one of ourspiritual lives and pour that blessing upon someone else! That is calleddiscipleship – take what God has given you and give it to someone else.a) We all need people who can help us grow closer to Jesus and we allknow people whom we can help grow closer to Jesus3. I long to see MVC make a greater impact upon the world right around us herein the Chicago area by each one of us seeing ourselves as missionaries,witnesses, ambassadors, ministers who impact the part of the world we live inand the relationships we have with people both inside and outside the church.We want to be world changers!a) You and I may not change “the world” but each one of us can change“someone’s world,” - one person at a time, one step at a time, oneconversation at a time, one act of kindness at a time. C. My God bless MVC to be a blessing!IV. Prayer – Ron Benton
One of the nicest blokes you will meet in the industry...that's how Dave Padden was described to me.And, yep, they were right. I had an absolute ripping time interviewing Dave and finding out about such things as:How Akasha, sorta, kinda, not really, started out as a Gypsy brewing operation;How Craft Brewing is the passion he never thought he would find (wifey excepted);Why he chose the random suburb of 5 Dock to set up shop;What he found out the back of a Kansas City petrol station; andHis love for big hair rock!A great fun interview that I hope you enjoy listening to as much as I did recording it.https://www.facebook.com/BeerHealerhttps://www.akashabrewing.com.au/
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.I'm finishing up my PhD here at the University of Regina.Whoo Boy, that's a big question.Um, let's just say it's asystems theory, I guess would be theone word or two words. Yeah, so systems theory.On systems theory is applied to interactive hardware, specifically stuff to do with, like Arduino and DIY hobbyist electronics.How's that being evaluated? Well, it's a sort of theoretical field. So essentially, I'm taking some really really old math from the 1940s.And trying to bring it up to speed with other contemporary ideas, especially pertaining to the maker movement was actuallyYeah, no worries. Um, well, back in the 1940s, there was this movement to take all of the different disciplines and unite them under one banner, and they were calling that general systems theory. And so the idea is that you can takethe grand unified, yeah, the grand unified theory.A kind of in a way yeah, that well, the grand unified theory in physics, I actually have a bachelor's degree in physics. The grand unified theory of physics was trying to unite quantum mechanics in general relativity. Now, General systems theory was actually founded by a biologist by the name of Ludwig von Berg handling fee andHis idea was thatyou could potentially describe biological, physical, chemical electronic systems all using the same type of language. And so back in the 90s Yeah, well, so back in the 1940s and 1950s they started fiddling around that this ideait's exactly that.Yeah, it's uh, it's uhhuh, yeah, well in its kind of, so you have in computer science, which my PhD work is, that's the what will be my PhD here in a few months. But in computer science, you have kind of like two disparate sorts of fields, looking at how people and non computer systems interact with computers and those two are cybernetics and human computer interaction.And human computer interaction that looks at interactions with machines as almost human conversations. But cybernetics takes the other approach and it says, Okay, well let's look at humans as if they work computers and systems theory kind of bridges. Systems Theory kind of bridges the gap between the two by saying no, let's look at everything like it's a system.I am trying toyou yeah, essentially take that third stance that if we look at everything as if it's a system,meet in the middle, somewhere between machine and man, then we can potentiallybreak through with all sorts of, well, essentially new philosophies and new ways of looking and designing things.Mmhmm.Yeah, that's no that's, that's exactly it.Exactly. And I've never been one to, like just take a very specific problem and say, I'm going to learn more about this very specific problem and then come up with a superficial answer. I've always been someone who has to drill down to the very core of what makes a discipline tick and then work from there, which is a huge pain in the ass for me, butI'm not quite sure exactly what do you mean by that?No, that's okay. That's okay.No worries. I know I think I think I understand what you're saying. The way that we look at things. Yeah, I think well, that's the most important thing or not the most important thing but that isn't an important thing isThat first you get your definition straight. And one of the problems with systems theory is you have sort of two different areas of systems. There you have the early systems theorists which their work was in trying to define systems using mathematical models like using set theory, and then the later system, and then the later systems theorists are more like experimentalists, and the experimentalists, they take a look at inputs and outputs, and then reverse engineer the system, kind of the black box method of engineering. And so my work fits in sort of in between them, trying to bridge the gap. And that involves being very careful about definitions, because there's a misunderstanding between what we meant by systems and what we know mean by systems, at least in my estimation.Nope, this is a this isThis is all just set theory. So it's not even. There's like no programming involved in that.And, yep.How does this relate to that? Well, my actual PhD, has very little programming in it. So the PhD thesisother than the demonstrator here in there, doesn't use a whole lot of Python. However, I use Python a lot in what I do mostly, which is teaching. I spend most of my time as a session, a lecturer and teaching three, three different classes this semester. And then I have to over this. Yeah, and I use Python a lot for that.Currently.Yeah, why? Yeah, why don'tteaching a it's all CS classes currently and teaching an 800 level class let's graduate students, some teaching a grad level course currently on,on what is it interactive hardware, which doesn't really involve much Python, I'm teaching to undergraduate courses as well. One of those is interactive simulation methods, which is all done in Python.And then I'm teaching another course on Unity game development, which of course is done in C sharp butBut currently, I'm working on developing a couple of new courses, one on information theory and another one on data acquisition and analysis from the internet. And both of those areboth of those are using Python. Those are both grad classes that I'm teaching over the summer.Information about information. I like it. That's meta.Yeah, information theory. Well, information theory is kind of this old branch of science that originated with Claude Shannon, back in the 1940s 1950s,when they were starting to think about, rather than the universe as an analog place. They're certainly think about the universe as a digital place as opposed to the way that we've traditionally thought of it. And so the idea behind information theory is that pretty much everything can be described in terms of yes or no questions. So, for example, you can ask the question.Yeah, well, every question. So the definition of information is the resolution of uncertainty. And the way that we resolve uncertainty is by asking yes or no question andYou can ask question like, Is it warm out today? And the answer would be yes or no. But of course, implicit within that you have to define Well, what do you mean by warm? And so you'd have to get specific. Is it greater than 30 degrees Celsius today?And then yeah, and then the question the answer that question would be today, no, here in Canada, or here in Regina know, so it wouldn't be warm today. So that's the answer of yes or no question. And of course, when you have a yesMmhmm.I'm drawing a blank thereIknow I'm I'm mostlymost of my programming is done in Python so i i think i think you're right though I think you're I think you're on the right track though.I physics background Yeah. Oh well in Math Math was my minorYeah, you can see thathuh? Yeah, math isyeahmental math is math is the language by which themath is the language by which the universe is governed. And physics is the result of that governments I suppose you could say.Mmhmm yeah, that would beyou probably thinking ofGosh, what's his name?throughout Ragnar rum which means calculating space, trying to think of his nameThat sounds kind of likehmmwellwell the concept of information sorry the concept of information actually in, ininLike Shannon's Shannon, Shannon systems that aren't sorry Stratton's information theoryis almost a physical rather than in a subjective thing, you can measure it.Well, no, I don't necessarily say that. I mean,there are certain things thatyou want to get metaphysical about things. There are certain conclusions that you can draw, I suppose, from thinking about the universe in terms of both information and systems. And if you want to take that extrapolate that and apply that towards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Back when I was still working in the industry, and the numbers of beer bloggers, reviewers and podcasters were much lower than what we have today, there was this blonde haired surfie looking dude that used top pop up on the interwebs here and there, going buy the name The Beer Pilgrim. His real name is Tim Charody and 7 or so years and 32,000 facebook followers later, he is still at it.An engaging presenter who has traveled far and wide sharing his adventures with his followers, some how he has managed to live this amazing adventure and still be able to put food on the table.Being a fan of working in craft beer activities on my family holidays, I thought I would invite Tim on to talk about his experiences in beer tourism,You are in for a real treat with this episode...Tim is one of those blokes that you can just ask a question to and he just runs with it, in all directions!In this episode, we talk about:The amazing Italian Craft Beer Scene and how he me what I would call "The Dude" of Italian Craft Beer;How important Beer Trails are for tourism;Belgium being his favourite beer vacation;How he manages to work craft beer into all of this work trips;Tips for beer travelers; andHis upcoming Ultimate West Coast of American Beer Trip that you can join him on!Enjoy!!!https://www.facebook.com/BeerHealer
Today's interview is with Stephen Garten. He is doing something really unique with his company Charity Charge. With his company, they produce a card that steers 1 percent of all purchases to nonprofits of the customer's choice. The Charity Charge MasterCard issued by Commerce Bank is not limited to a single organization or cause — as with “affinity” cards — and there is no donation-processing fee, so recipient groups get the entire cash-back bonus. Consumers choose target charities when they sign up for the card and can change them at any time.According to Garten, he just wants to make doing good part of the routine of everyday living and i'll say he's doing a great job at it. Currently, in the United States of America, 200 million credit cardholders are better at accruing rewards than spending them. It has been reported that people are sitting on a whopping $16 billion worth of unused rewards points. Apparently, what motivates us to get cards in the first place isn’t the extras on offer. It’s the simple convenience of having plastic when we need it. If you’re someone who doesn’t care much about rewards, you might consider Charity Charge.In our Interview, we discuss:How Stephen got his start in EntrepreneurshipThe origins of Charity ChargeWhy he is so purpose filled ANDHis plans to make the world a better placeResources Mentioned In The EpisodeCharity Charge: https://www.charitycharge.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephengarten/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The presenter discusses the importance of hearing, believing, receiving and acting on the report about who Jesus Christ is andHis key role in our salvation from Hell. She further reminds us that every individual is at risk if they refuse to believe the report.
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