Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Rogers

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Blue Grit Podcast, we take on a growing problem in law enforcement: how quickly social media mobs form before the facts are known.Recent incidents in Galveston and Arp show exactly how dangerous that can be.In Galveston, an officer-involved shooting was quickly met with online outrage, but the facts matter. The suspect, Randy Martin, was recently released from prison after being convicted of murder. He was not pulled from the vehicle. He got out on his own, fought the officer, caused injuries, and grabbed the officer's weapon during the encounter. Aid was immediately rendered at the scene.In Arp, an officer investigating smoke and flames inside city limits was aggressively approached by dogs that came through a fence line. The landowner later admitted, “Everyone knows my dogs bite.” Instead of accountability, the officer, department, and chief became targets of online attacks and threats.Joining this episode are TMPA Executive Director Kevin Lawrence, Field Representative Leighton Guarnere, Regional Attorney Amanda Bolin, and Galveston Municipal Police Association President Anthony Rogers.Together, they break down how false narratives spread, how officers become targets before investigations are complete, and why associations must respond quickly, aggressively, and factually when members are under attack.The message is simple:Let the evidence come out. Let the investigation happen. Let the facts lead.But stop allowing social media mobs to convict officers for doing their jobs.Support the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Are your facilities a tool for the Gospel or a burden on your budget? In this episode, Renée and Anthony sit down with Matt Messier, head of the Mission Property Group at Foundry Commercial. With experience assisting over 3,000 churches, Matt shares how ministry leaders can stop playing defense against maintenance costs and start playing offense for the Kingdom. The Reality Check: Buildings as Tools vs. Burdens Many ministry leaders are currently facing a "vicious cycle" where building maintenance drains the resources needed for actual ministry. The Gut Punch: According to Matt, some denominations report that 80% of their churches are one major capital improvement away from closing. The Shift: Since 2008, and accelerated by 2020, the real estate overhead of running a church has grown significantly and left many churches in risky positions. The Warning: If you are barely making your budget but putting nothing away for capital improvements (like a $200,000 roof), you aren't actually making your budget. Navigating the Emotional Weight of Property Transition Property is rarely just brick and mortar. It represents the history of those in your care—marriages, funerals, and family milestones. Acknowledge the Grief: Moving or selling can feel like a failure to those whose families helped build the space. Reframe: Remember that the churches Paul planted no longer exist in their original locations; the church is not dying, it is simply taking a different form. Practice Empathy: allow people to talk about their experiences and the unexpressed love they have for the space, and remember that this attachment comes not from how great the building is itself, but the community that the building has fostered. "The kingdom is never in trouble. The guy running it knows what he's doing." — Matt Messier The "First Button" Principle Matt shares a philosophy for any leadership team feeling stuck: "If you get the first button on your shirt right, the rest of the buttons will fall in place". The First Button is Mission: You cannot build a real estate strategy until you know what God is calling your ministry to do. The Filter: Every property decision must be looked at through the lens of mission and ministry. The Goal: Stewardship is about building the Kingdom by understanding how to leverage your real estate, not just selling off buildings. Innovative Stewardship: Thinking Outside the Box Don't assume your only options are "stay and decay" or "sell and close." Consider these creative approaches discussed in the episode: Leasing for Revenue: One church leased its underutilized education wing to a school for $8,000 a month, which funded repairs and provided consistent income. Long-term Land Leases: Another church used a 40 year lease to host an assisted living facility on their land, allowing them to minister to the residents while retaining the property. Selling Land to Fund Vision: A church sold acreage to a special needs charter school, which allowed them to pay off debt and created a new pathway for their members to serve those families. The Power of Relocation: A Methodist church sold a building for $6 million and moved into a rented retail space near a university, planting two more churches within years because they prioritized mission over bricks. The Life Cycle of a Ministry

In this episode, we sit down with Chris Sasser (Sass) and Laura Kate Yarbrough to discuss a pivotal shift in the church: moving beyond traditional "drop-off" youth and children's programs toward a comprehensive parent and family ministry. We explore how to equip exhausted parents, build relational safety nets, and create sustainable systems for family discipleship that last beyond Sunday morning. The Philosophy: Relationship Over Content A recurring theme throughout the conversation is that while teaching is important, the connection between a parent and a child should be a priority for developing faith. Connection Over Content: Children and teenagers are often overwhelmed with information. What they crave most is a meaningful connection with the adults in their lives. The Safety Net of Faith: Modeling faith is not about showing a perfect, struggle-free life. It is about showing children that when life is shaky, The Holy Spirit is a dependable source of structure and strength. The Goal of Presence: For any kind of mentor, simply being present and connected can be very powerful. It allows children to see a way of living that makes them want to follow Jesus. Redefining the Model: Whole Family Ministry "Parents have subcontracted the spiritual lives of their kids to the church" — Chap Clark Chris Sasser challenges the traditional "Next Gen" label, suggesting it can unintentionally narrow a church's focus only to young people rather than the ecosystem that supports them. Chris instead advocates that our next gen ministries should instead focus on catering to the whole family. Foundational (Kids): Introducing the basics of faith. Engaging (Teens): Helping students begin to own their faith personally. Practical (Parents and Grandparents): Giving parents the confidence and tools to lead spiritually at home. Practical Tools for Parent Engagement Laura Kate Yarbrough shares some of the resources her ministry uses to meet parents where they are without overwhelming them. Family Pods: Monthly gatherings where mentor couples (empty nesters) sit with younger families in "living room" settings to model how to teach kids about Jesus. Conversation Starter Cards: Simple, monthly cards with one question per day (e.g., "Where did you see Jesus today?") to help parents spark dialogue during car rides or dinner. Sermon Note Sheets: Kid-friendly notes that mirror the adult sermon, designed to facilitate family discussion after the service. Resource Carts: Physical hubs in the church lobby featuring book recommendations, Holy Week devotionals, and topical booklets (like apologetics or managing emotions). Digital Accessibility: Updating the ministry website to include a dedicated parent resource page and a podcast featuring parents sharing their own mistakes and lessons. Strategy: The Slow Build For leaders feeling overwhelmed by the idea of launching a new ministry, the guests emphasize that these systems took years to develop. Don't Recreate the Wheel: Partner with other leaders or churches to share curriculum and ideas. The "Push a Button" Mentality: You don't have to commit to a program for the rest of your life. Try something for a month or a season to see if it resonates with your community. Celebrate Small Wins: If a family decides to cut down on screen time or has one 5-minute conversation about Jesus at home, celebrate it like the victory that it is! DO/DON'T Comparison for Ministry Leaders DO DON'T DO provide scripts and "plug-and-play" tools for nervous parents. DON'T assume parents feel qualified or have the energy to wing it. DO focus on being a cheerleader and a resource. DON'T use shame or heavy accountability as a motivator. DO invite more mature mentors to walk with younger families. DON'T try to be the only person providing pastoral care. Action Steps for Your Ministry Context ✅ Audit Your Handouts: Look at your current take-home materials. Do they give parents a clear jumping-off point for a family conversation? ✅ Identify New Opportunities: Stop viewing hallway chats as a distraction. Reframe them as intentional times for connection with parents. ✅ Start a Resource Hub: Set up a simple cart or table in your foyer with curated resources (books or devotionals) that address common parent concerns like screen time or anxiety. ✅ Launch a "Hopeful Parents" Group: Create a low-pressure space (even once a month) specifically for parents of adult children who may be struggling or walking away from the faith. Key Insights & Warnings

The Science of Creative Sparks Kat Bair suggests that creativity isn't a mystical gift but a "numbers game" driven by the collision of unrelated ideas. "The Collision Theory": Creative breakthroughs often happen when two seemingly unrelated thoughts bump into each other. Diversify Your Input: Sometimes in order to have creative Ideas, it can help to consume a broad array of different kinds of content. For example, reading a book of a genre you don't normally seek out, listening to podcasts about things you don't often think about, or even try out a new hobby! The "Dabbler" Advantage: Don't feel pressured to be an expert in one thing. Being a "dabbler" allows you to pull from a wider pool of inspiration. "If you have two thoughts in your brain, they have a certain statistical likelihood of bumping into each other and making a spark. If you have 500 thoughts in your brain, the statistical likelihood of sparks increases exponentially." — Kat Bair Building the Discipline of Expression One of the greatest hurdles to ministry growth is the "blank page" syndrome. Kat shares that the solution is a commitment to regular, messy production. The 10-Minute Rule: Commit to writing or creating for 10 minutes every single day. Quantity Leads to Quality: You'll often have to produce a lot of bad or average content to eventually have something you can feel truly proud of. Remove the Pressure of Perfection: The goal of a daily creative habit isn't a finished product; it's to build a comfortable foundation to one day build great things on top of. Capturing Inspiration in the Mundane Creative ideas often happen in the car or during a difficult parenting moment, not while sitting at a desk.

In this episode, Renee and Anthony Rogers sit down with Rob Dyer and Kerri-Ann Hayes to unpack the delicate balance between logistical systems and the Spontaneity of the Holy Spirit. Whether you are leading a large team or serving in a smaller ministry context, finding the "sweet spot" between a well-laid plan and the freedom to pivot is essential for sustainable ministry growth. Understanding the "Why" Behind Structure Many ministry leaders view structure as the enemy of the Spirit, but this episode reframes systems as the very thing that creates space for the Spirit to move. Structure as a Safety Net: Clear systems can provide security for the people you serve. When the groundwork is handled, people feel free to engage spiritually. The Power of Predictability: For those in your care, knowing what to expect reduces anxiety. This is especially true for families and volunteers who rely on clear communication to show up fully. Systems as Stewardship: Building a solid infrastructure is a way of honoring the resources and the people that God has entrusted to your ministry.

In a culture that is more connected yet more lonely than ever, how can ministry leaders create worship experiences that resonate with young adults without falling into the trap of "gimmicks"? In this episode, Chris Sasser and Anthony Rogers join Brandon Collins and Renée to explore the tension between feelings and truth, the importance of authenticity, and how to bridge the generational gap in worship. The Role of Feelings and "Heart Language" in Worship A common observation among young adults is the phrase, "You could just feel the Spirit in the room." While the Holy Spirit is always present, the way we experience that presence can be deeply emotional.   Feelings as a Gateway: Emotions are a natural human response to God's presence; they allow us to become small so God can become big.     The "Heart Language" of Music: Style and phraseology can act as a "heart language" that connects with people on a core level, yet growth often happens when we are stretched beyond our own preferences.     Feelings vs. Truth: While feelings move people, leaders shouldn't rely on them exclusively.  

#1134 - Is Sola Scriptura True? (Anthony Rogers vs. Trent Horn) by Catholic Answers

A respectful conversation between Anthony Rogers & Olin Giles and their two Muslim friends, Chris & Gena. Website: https://RadicalTruth.netDonate: https://RadicalTruth.net/Donate** ALL Donations are Tax-Deductible **

Send a textStart with the ache: mass graves in history, abuse scandals in headlines, and courts that seem to sleep. Now ask the question beneath the outrage—on what ground do we call any of it truly evil? We dive straight into the heart of the problem of evil and trace a path that is honest about pain and clear about hope. Together we unpack why moral outrage presumes a real standard, why the image of God gives victims unshakable worth, and why denying God dissolves justice into noise. From Romans 12 and 13, we explore how personal vengeance gives way to trust in God's final judgment while still insisting that the state punish wrongdoers. That confidence is not a sedative; it's the spine that resists vigilante chaos and fuels patient, courageous pursuit of the good.We also talk about what sovereignty actually means for daily life. Think of common grace as the guardrails that keep human depravity from racing off the cliff—and of hardening as the fearful moment those restraints are lifted. Pharaoh's story becomes a window into divine decree and human choice, where God never injects evil yet judges by handing people over to their loves. Then we turn to the cross, the sharpest paradox in history: the worst evil ever committed became the greatest good ever given. Jesus, accused as a blasphemer and insurrectionist, endured the shame we deserved, and God brought life from that death. If God can redeem that, he can weave purpose through our darkest turns.Along the way, we share lived stories of providence—small hinges that swung big doors—and hard-earned lessons from prison ministry where quiet, lasting change tells a better story than quick statistics. If you've wrestled with suffering, justice, or the sovereignty of God, this conversation offers clarity without clichés and hope without denial. If it resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who's asking hard questions, and leave a review to help others find the show. Your thoughts matter—what part challenged you most?Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send a textWhat happens when conviction collides with consensus? We open with a frank look at the temptation to edit core doctrines—like the Trinity—to make Christianity more palatable, and why that move ultimately empties the faith of its saving power. John 6 becomes our anchor: Jesus doesn't sand down hard edges to keep a crowd; He speaks life-giving truth and lets the chips fall. That frame sets up a deeper dive into free will, human nature, and the way desire actually governs choice.We explore why the “natural” person doesn't seek God, how Scripture paints conversion as God's initiative, and why faith is a gift rather than our contribution. From Lydia's opened heart to the disciples' opened minds, the pattern is consistent: the Spirit works by the word to awaken, and then we truly believe. If the Son sets us free, that freedom is from the bondage of sin—not a rubber stamp on alleged neutrality. Expect vivid illustrations, a grounded look at Romans 3 and Philippians 1, and a humble call to see grace at the root of every step toward Christ.We also take on the claim that the Roman Catholic Church “gave us the Bible,” unpacking the history of the canon, the role of God's people in recognizing Scripture, and why Jesus' sheep can hear His voice without a magisterial seal. Then we face the modern push for ecumenism as a strategy for cultural stability. Does unity at any cost deliver what it promises? We argue for something sturdier: preach the gospel plainly, refuse to trade eternal peace for temporary calm, and trust God with outcomes.The conversation lands on comfort and assurance drawn from a beloved catechism: we belong—body and soul, in life and in death—to Jesus Christ. That certainty doesn't make us rigid; it makes us steady. Hold fast to the truth, love people well, and resist the urge to reshape the message to fit the moment. If this resonated, subscribe, share with a friend who's wrestling with these questions, and leave a review to help others find the show.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send a textA question as old as pain cracks open the conversation: did God create evil? From there we move through real lives and hard doctrine—men finding hope in prison classrooms, disasters that still fall under providence, and acts that look virtuous until you step back and see the skull and crossbones on the mast. We draw a clean line between natural evil as judgment and moral evil as human rebellion, then show how God remains just while upholding the world in which sinners act. If you've wondered how sovereignty and responsibility can both be true, you'll hear a framework sturdy enough for the news cycle and close to home.We also press into the claim “good without God.” Measured against neighbors, kindness shines. Measured against God, goodness must arise from faith, align with his law, and aim at his glory. That reorients philanthropy, status, and even our private motives. The pirate ship image brings it home: teamwork and fairness still serve rebellion when the flag is wrong. It's bracing, but it leads to hope—God can restrain evil, redirect harm, and work all things for good for those who love him, without ever approving the sin itself.A candid segment on apostasy looks at Judas as Scripture's clearest profile of a false disciple. We talk about keeping boundaries with former partners who now deny the faith, while refusing bitterness and praying for true repentance. Then we shift to evangelizing Jewish friends with care: addressing the weight of history, clarifying what Jesus and the apostles taught, and using the Hebrew Scriptures themselves. One simple tactic—reading Isaiah 53 without naming the source—often opens eyes more than argument alone.If you value clear theology with street-level application, this conversation will serve you. Subscribe, share with a friend who's wrestling with these questions, and leave a review with the moment that challenged you most.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send a textWhat if the hardest words are the ones that set you free? We trace a through-line from Joseph's mercy to Jesus' shocking claims in John 6 and into Isaiah 10's fierce vision of a God who wields history without excusing human evil. Along the way, we face two truths that Scripture refuses to separate: God is sovereign and people are responsible. Joseph provides for his brothers while naming their sin and God's purpose. Jesus refuses crowd-pleasing shortcuts, calls himself the bread from heaven, and watches many walk away. Isaiah portrays Assyria as a rod in God's hand, judged afterward for its proud and violent motives.We talk about why “church growth by shrinkage” can be grace, how pruning exposes genuine faith, and why real revival often starts with humility rather than hype. Tertullian's line about martyr blood as seed isn't a slogan; it's the sobering report of courage under providence. We share how trust in God's rule shapes bold evangelism, lowers fear, and gives ballast in suffering. You'll hear why omniscience terrifies the unrepentant yet comforts the reconciled, and how Romans 1 explains God's justice in giving people over to desires they already cherish. The cross stands at the center: lawless hands did real evil, and God fulfilled a definite plan for the world's redemption.If you've wrestled with questions about evil, responsibility, and whether God truly holds your days, this conversation offers clarity without shortcuts. Expect a bracing honesty that ends boasting, lifts courage, and invites you to rest in a Father who wastes no pain. Listen, share with a friend who's wrestling, and if it helped you think or hope more clearly, subscribe and leave a review so others can find it too.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Send a textA jail cell, a relentless skeptic, and a borrowed Bible set the stage for a story that crashes headlong into a burning bush. We sit down with apologist and pastor Anthony Rogers to unpack how Exodus 3 reframes everything: God's name is not a label but a claim on reality. When the Lord says I Am Who I Am, he isn't reaching for a reference outside himself—he is the reference. That single truth transforms how we see judgment, mercy, identity, and mission.Anthony walks us through the terror and tenderness of the bush that burns without burning up, a living picture of holy fire held by sovereign grace. We explore why the God of Scripture swears by himself, how that anchors promises beyond circumstances, and what it means for people who want assurance that doesn't wobble with the news cycle. Along the way we press into tough questions: Does God restrain his rights? How do we hold moral responsibility alongside divine decree? Why does Daniel 4 insist that reason returns when our eyes lift to heaven?The story broadens as we track Israel's path into Egypt and out again, recognizing providence in the twists of Joseph's betrayal, imprisonment, and rise. His brothers meant evil; God meant it for good is more than a comforting cliché—it's a lens for living when life feels unfair or out of control. We connect this to Jesus before Pilate, where delegated authority meets true sovereignty, and to Job, where the Creator refuses the dock because he answers to no one and never denies himself.Come for the theology, stay for the clarity. If you've wrestled with God's sovereignty, human freedom, or the fear that your life is just random chaos, this conversation offers ballast. Subscribe, share with a friend who's asking hard questions, and leave a review with the one moment that shifted your view of God's name.Support the showBE PROVOKED AND BE PERSUADED!

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by Jane Mangan to look back on the action from day 1 of the Tattersalls Book 1 yearling sale in which Godolphin certainly left their mark including securing the top lot of the day. Jane and Charlotte look at why we may not have seen the same fireworks of last year and why to some the market appeared a bit 'patchy'. We hear from Anthony Rogers of Airlie Stud who sold his first seven figures homebred out of his mare that keeps on giving and Fabienne Parkin who consigned her first yearlings yesterday discusses why she's ventured into the consignment game and Simon Mockridge discusses Lead Artist, who's joined the Juddmonte stallion roster for the upcoming breeding season. Nick catches up with Pip Kirkby about the newly created schooling races in the UK, in an effort the recreate what's so widely used in other countries around the world before JA McGrath had the latest from Hong Kong.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by Jane Mangan to look back on the action from day 1 of the Tattersalls Book 1 yearling sale in which Godolphin certainly left their mark including securing the top lot of the day. Jane and Charlotte look at why we may not have seen the same fireworks of last year and why to some the market appeared a bit 'patchy'. We hear from Anthony Rogers of Airlie Stud who sold his first seven figures homebred out of his mare that keeps on giving and Fabienne Parkin who consigned her first yearlings yesterday discusses why she's ventured into the consignment game and Simon Mockridge discusses Lead Artist, who's joined the Juddmonte stallion roster for the upcoming breeding season. Nick catches up with Pip Kirkby about the newly created schooling races in the UK, in an effort the recreate what's so widely used in other countries around the world before JA McGrath had the latest from Hong Kong.

In this episode, Eli shares his notes on a lecture/presentation by apologist Anthony Rogers on the topic of the Trinity & Tawhid.

Ohio State freshman running back Anthony “Turbo” Rogers has speed, versatility, and big-time potential — but where does he fit in a crowded 2025 backfield? In today's episode of The Daily Buckeye Blitz, we dive into Turbo's recruiting profile, high school résumé, and the long-term vision Carlos Locklyn has for him. Will he redshirt? Could he carve out a role late in the season? Let's break it all down. #OhioState #Buckeyes #TurboRogers #OhioStateFootball #CollegeFootball #Recruiting #GoBucks Wednesday, June 25, 2025 Subscribe to the Podcast

June 12, 2025 Anthony Rogers,Christian apologist, debater, ordainedminister in the Presbyterian Church inAmerica (PCA) & Regional Director forMetanoia Prison Ministries, who willaddress: PART 2 of:“DEFENDING the ESSENTIAL TRUTHSof CHRIST & HIS GOSPEL AGAINSTHIS PRIMARY OPPONENTS TODAY” Subscribe: Listen:

June 9, 2025 Anthony Rogers,Christian apologist, debater, ordainedminister in the Presbyterian Church inAmerica (PCA) & Regional Director forMetanoia Prison Ministries, who willaddress: “DEFENDING the ESSENTIAL TRUTHSof CHRIST & HIS GOSPEL AGAINSTHIS PRIMARY OPPONENTS TODAY” Subscribe: Listen:

A panel discussion that took place at the 19th Annual, Detroit: Making Jesus Known Among Muslims conference. Panel speakers were Clint Bauman, Scott Cherry, Olin Giles and Anthony Rogers. Recorded by Ministrytomuslims.com Website: https://www.radicaltruth.netDonate: https://www.radicaltruth.net/donate

A panel discussion that took place at the 19th Annual, Detroit: Making Jesus Known Among Muslims conference. Panel speakers were Clint Bauman, Stephen Atkins, Olin Giles and Anthony Rogers. Recorded by Ministrytomuslims.com Website: https://www.radicaltruth.netDonate: https://www.radicaltruth.net/donate

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue their discussion of Isaiah 53.  In this session they discuss how Jesus and His disciples talked about the fulfillment of Isaiah 53; 1. In Luke 24 after Jesus's resurrection ; he is explaining to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus  how the Christ will suffer, die and come back to life.  2. All four accounts of the gospel mention Isaiah 40 a voice crying out in the wilderness . 3. Jesus told his disciples that he will go to Jerusalem to die.  4. Another example was in Acts 8 where Philip is explaining the suffering Messiah to the Ethiopian who was reading Isaiah 53.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue in Isaiah 53 about the reason for the death of the righteous servant.  It is atone for the guilt of the people (53:5,11).  This is the gospel message in advance.  The gospel is the good news; in Isaiah 40:9, 52:7.  Is. 53:1 the gospel is proclaimed. The gospel of Mark starts as it is written in Isaiah.  Zachariah 6:12 talks about the branch/ The Nazarene/ the Messiah. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue discussing Isaiah 52 and 53, They notice that this servant is an individual, a human, a man, not a nation.  The pronoun "He" is being used many times.  In Isaiah 52:13, This servant will be highly exalted.  In Isaiah 2, the Lord alone will be exalted; This shows the divine identity of this figure.  Isaiah 52: says that this upright man will suffer and die, buried , resurrected and exalted (Is. 52:13,14).  He will be stricken, smitten , and afflicted (Is. 53:4) . He will be chastened, scourged , and crushed (Is. 53: 5). This figure will die for the sins of his people, and he will succeed. This person is the Lord Jesus.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Text the Blue Grit team now!In this continuation of our deep dive into the unique challenges of policing a tourist-heavy island community, we are again joined by Anthony Rogers, President of the Galveston Municipal Police Association. Throughout this episode, we discuss the importance of building political capital and fostering an active, engaged membership base in police associations, critical for navigating both public perception and legal challenges. You don't want to miss it!Support the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Text the Blue Grit team now!Can you imagine the challenges of policing a tourist-heavy island community? In this episode, we're joined by Anthony Rogers, the President of the Galveston Municipal Police Association, who dives deep into his unique experiences growing up in Galveston and navigating its law enforcement landscape. From his family's longstanding commitment to the force to the intricacies of managing public safety in a bustling tourist hub, Anthony's insights are both enlightening and compelling. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at some pressing issues in law enforcement, from the pervasive nature of surveillance to the contentious debates around privacy and judicial inconsistencies. We discuss the frustrations surrounding bond reductions, even in cases of significant drug busts, and the legalities of police using public roadways for surveillance. Hear our reflections on the critical role of building political capital and maintaining an active, engaged membership base in police associations. This episode offers a balanced mix of personal anecdotes, expert insights, and thought-provoking discussions on law enforcement challenges.Support the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Tonight is your opportunity to ask questions, and Dr Anthony Rogers will be available to answer those questions. Don't miss out!!!

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On this week's episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson is joined by Anthony Rogers—He is a stand-up comedian and host of The Anthony Rogers Show. Known for his sharp wit and insightful commentary, Rogers brings his unique perspective to the conversation, blending humor with thought-provoking discussions. Don't miss this chance to hear from one of Rumble's most popular show hosts as he and Jesse dive into a range of intriguing topics, delivering both laughter and enlightenment. Tune in for a lively exchange that's sure to entertain and provoke! They touch on faith, forgiveness, anger, perfect peace, race, and much more!

JLP Fri 8-23-24 Get-it-off-your-chest Friday! Created to serve? MHM: Theodore Roosevelt! Hr 1 Tax-funded group: $30K for non-citizens! JOSH: BQ; blacks created to serve whites? Supers… // Hr 2 JAY: TX going blue. SARAH: Mother turned me into her. Trump's life threatened. JESSE: sleep scared. // Hr 3 Men's History: Theodore Roosevelt! KENNY got neutered! Supers… Joel: Created to serve? JAZZ disobeys boyfriend… Supers… // Biblical Question: What's going on on Earth? TIMESTAMPS (0:00:00) HOUR 1 (0:04:27) Express Yours Friday: Grandmothers raising children, selfish mothers (0:06:59) Go within, live from there. Have no fear. (0:09:57) Tax-funded group: $30K to non-citizens. CA, OR, TX turning blue (0:20:20) JOSH, GA, BQ: Good, bad, ugly, walking on water (0:23:32) JOSH believes blacks created by God to serve whites (0:32:02) Announcements… TFS, Anthony Rogers… (0:35:16) Hake/Josh, SUPERS: Ronnie, Anchor Baby, BQ, thinking/seeing (0:50:15) JAMES, SD: BQ; thoughts going crazy (0:55:00) NEWS … HOUR 2 (1:02:39) Express Yourself: Joel term "boss babes." (1:05:55) JAY, TX: Colombian at DNC; Texas turning blue. Fighting back? (1:15:43) SARAH, MS: Wisdom. Prayer. (1:21:36) SARAH: Know thyself. Mother turned me into herself. (1:32:00) Announcements: PunchieTV, Uncle Tom II free on YT! (1:35:40) Concerned for Trump: Man in custody who threatened his life. (1:41:00) JESSE, MN, 1st: Sleep scared, wake up in a rut (1:43:58) JESSE: Why haven't you dropped anger? NGMI, trying to write a book (1:48:55) JESSE: Just like your mother! She tries! Forgive (1:50:50) Supers… whites, Noise and lies in my head, Irish, (1:55:00) NEWS… HOUR 3 (2:04:35) Men's History: Theodore Roosevelt, thank you! (2:14:25) They don't make 'em like that anymore. (2:15:25) KENNY, CO, 1st: You right on custody fights (2:19:10) KENNY: If you want to win, stop fighting. Got neutered! (2:21:50) KENNY on BQ: Pure hell. Was a boxer. (2:24:17) Supers: Be that as it may. JLP Donahue. Slap! (2:31:44) Announcements (2:34:41) Joel's shirt, Nick's (2:38:07) Joel: created to serve? Black quarterbacks? Michael Jordan? (2:44:50) JAZZ, MN, 1st, boyfriend told me to call. Issues… Disobeys. (2:47:15) JAZZ: Forgave mother! Drop the anger. GWH! (2:52:13) Supers: Mixed foster kids? Whites pushed around, etc. (2:57:28) Closing

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue in the series about Christ in the Psalms.  In this episode they compare two sets of Psalms that compares to the first two Psalms.  Psalm 18 and 19 ; Psalm 18 is a Messianic Psalm that talks about the suffering of the Messiah, while Psalm19 is a Psalm about the Torah/law of the Lord.  Another pair of Psalms that are like that are Psalm 118 and 119.  Psalm 118 is Messianic  while Psalm 119 is about the law or the Torah of the Lord.  They encourage you to read the Psalms looking for the Messiah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue their discussion about Christ in the book of Psalms.  They show how Psalm 1 and 2 are the the preface / introduction to the book.  In Psalm 1 the blessed man(Christ) is singular vs. the wicked (sinners) is plural .  The law of the Lord is the Torah of the Lord, and His delight is in the Torah.  The phrase like a tree is also repeated in Psalm 52; like a green olive tree; an imagery of Eden.  In Psalm 92 : 12 talks about the righteous one.  Psalm 2 plays off of Psalm one that the wicked will perish because they did not reverence the son; the righteous one.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al and Anthony Rogers start a new series talking about how David used the Psalms to reveal Christ.  The book of Psalms is not a haphazard book , but an organized book that talks about Christ the Messiah.  The book is divided into five books to resemble the five book of Moses. There is a hundred names in the book of Psalms about Jesus ; the blessed man, the afflicted, and the tree of life just to name a few. This should give us a new perspective when we read the Psalms; they are all about Jesus not just some.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victor Rasuk & Bryan Greenberg are back to recap MORE and answer your questions from the Pilot episode of HBO's How To Make It In America! In Part 2, the guys discuss their favorite & least favorite scenes to shoot, bts from the scene on the docks, Vic's scene with young Anthony Rogers on the D train, NYC train hustlers, their respective hustles as kids, shooting in the subways, Victor's favorite scene of Bryan's, Barney's, Renee's crew, Lake Bell, Shannyn Sossaman, Eddie Kay Thomas, Michael Carbonaro, and bts on the final scene of the episode! Follow us on Instagram! @WeAlmostMadeItPodcast @BryanGreenberg @VictorRasuk

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue their discussion of Isaiah 53.  In this session they discuss how Jesus and His disciples talked about the fulfillment of Isaiah 53; 1. In Luke 24 after Jesus's resurrection ; he is explaining to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus  how the Christ will suffer, die and come back to life.  2. All four accounts of the gospel mention Isaiah 40 a voice crying out in the wilderness . 3. Jesus told his disciples that he will go to Jerusalem to die.  4. Another example was in Acts 8 where Philip is explaining the suffering Messiah to the Ethiopian who was reading Isaiah 53.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue in Isaiah 53 about the reason for the death of the righteous servant.  It is atone for the guilt of the people (53:5,11).  This is the gospel message in advance.  The gospel is the good news; in Isaiah 40:9, 52:7.  Is. 53:1 the gospel is proclaimed. The gospel of Mark starts as it is written in Isaiah.  Zachariah 6:12 talks about the branch/ The Nazarene/ the Messiah. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue discussing Isaiah 52 and 53, They notice that this servant is an individual, a human, a man, not a nation.  The pronoun "He" is being used many times.  In Isaiah 52:13, This servant will be highly exalted.  In Isaiah 2, the Lord alone will be exalted; This shows the divine identity of this figure.  Isaiah 52: says that this upright man will suffer and die, buried , resurrected and exalted (Is. 52:13,14).  He will be stricken, smitten , and afflicted (Is. 53:4) . He will be chastened, scourged , and crushed (Is. 53: 5). This figure will die for the sins of his people, and he will succeed. This person is the Lord Jesus.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers begin a new series on the book of Isaiah, and focus on Isaiah 53.  Isaiah's name means Yahweh saves, which reminds us Jesus's name.   In this series they will cover the following: 1. Chapter 52-53 see that the Messiah will bring a new and greater exodus; redemption.  2. The Messiah is both a suffering servant and the incarnate deity.  3. That He will die and will be exalted; He will die as a substitutionary atonement for sinners and secure justification before God.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue their discussion of Isaiah 53.  In this session they discuss how Jesus and His disciples talked about the fulfillment of Isaiah 53; 1. In Luke 24 after Jesus's resurrection ; he is explaining to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus  how the Christ will suffer, die and come back to life.  2. All four accounts of the gospel mention Isaiah 40 a voice crying out in the wilderness . 3. Jesus told his disciples that he will go to Jerusalem to die.  4. Another example was in Acts 8 where Philip is explaining the suffering Messiah to the Ethiopian who was reading Isaiah 53.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've hit the half way point of season one of 'Laugh with Me'! This week Jeremy takes a look back at some of the best joke pitches from the first 18 episodes. In this episode: -Jeremy recaps this past weekend as it was a monumental one for the show -New joke ideas pitched to guests Kyle Odem, Lavetti Vegas, Frank Olmstead, Anthony Rogers, Stephanie Purcell and Zach Peterson Thank you to Indy Autosports Tokyo Drift for sporting the 'Laugh with Me' logo during the iRacing 24 hour Daytona Thank you the Nielsen Survey for the dollars Follow Jeremy Odem and the show on our socials: X @JOfromNebraska and @LaughwithMepod Instagram @LaughwithmePodcast TikTok @JeremyOdem0

Al Fadi and Anthony Rogers continue in Isaiah 53 about the reason for the death of the righteous servant.  It is atone for the guilt of the people (53:5,11).  This is the gospel message in advance.  The gospel is the good news; in Isaiah 40:9, 52:7.  Is. 53:1 the gospel is proclaimed. The gospel of Mark starts as it is written in Isaiah.  Zachariah 6:12 talks about the branch/ The Nazarene/ the Messiah. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eli is joined by apologists Matt Slick, Sye Ten Bruggencate, and Anthony Rogers to discuss a wide range of topics related to apologetics and theology. Sign-up to Eli's 5 Week Presup Apologetics Course (Premium Package), complete with recorded lectures, power point slides and outlines, and 5 scheduled private zoom sessions to go deeper. https://www.revealedapologetics.com/event-details/course-1-introduction-to-biblical-apologetics-7

Chicago comedian Des Mulrooney, plays Doug Stanhope's son in new movie Road Dog, and New York City comedian and journalist Pat Dixon from CRIME REPORT joins your favorite comedian Anthony Rogers and your favorite pornstar Nikki Knightly. This episode is obviously sponsored by Luxurious Bastard Beard Co | https://luxuriousbastardco.com/ | Use promo code "LEGENDARY" for a discount. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanthonyrogersshow/message

This episode is sponsored by Luxurious Bastard Beard Co | Use promo code "LEGENDARY" | https://luxuriousbastardco.com/ Frankie MacDonald - international weatherman Joseph P. Larkin - comedian Hosted as always by your favorite comedian Anthony Rogers and your favorite pornstar Nikki Knightly. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanthonyrogersshow/message

Leon Gary Plauché was an American man known for publicly killing Jeff Doucet, a child molester who had kidnapped and raped Plauché's son, Jody. The killing occurred by use of a revolver on March 16, 1984, and was captured on camera by a local news crew. Today comedian Anthony Rogers, pornstar Nikki Knightly, and rockstar Sean Danielsen from Smile Empty Soul talk to Jody Plauche. This episode is sponsored by Luxurious Bastard Beard Co | https://luxuriousbastardco.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theanthonyrogersshow/message

Jeremy welcomes Comedian, Podcaster and Actor Anthony Rogers to the show! Wide ranging topics from ‘The Anthony Rogers Show', his journey in Stand up comedy, conspiracies and what Rogers has coming in 2024.

Anthony Rogers has two Bible Jazz records: 1) first stand-up to be on the show, 2) longest hair (face and head). We talk about how preaching and stand-up might be more similar than people think, what it's like to be a comic, how to honor our parents, and a little bit about the end of the world. Anthony has been a standup comedian for over 9 years, he released his first comedy album in 2022 called “Doing Stand Up Comedy” that was recorded in Osage Beach, MO. His second special was released in 2023 called “Sunburnt in Hawaii” and it was recorded in Maui, Hawaii.http://anthonyrogers.us/Be in touch!Email: uppcbiblejazz@gmail.comInstagram: @biblejazzSubscribe to Bible Jazz on Apple!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/uppc-podcast/id1450663729?mt=2Follow on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/2YLbRFDsJbqGEAkMuJ1E5MListen on Stitcher:https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/university-place-presbyterian-church/bible-jazz?refid=stprGoogle Play:https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Izwv3a4pnmvqy54czy3tew5x5fyAnd at www.UPPC.orgMusic:Modern Jazz Samba by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4063-modern-jazz-sambaLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseHoney Bee by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100755&Search=SearchLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseAvant Jazz by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3395-avant-jazzLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Sidewalk Shade" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Anthony Rogers has two Bible Jazz records: 1) first stand-up to be on the show, 2) longest hair (face and head). We talk about how preaching and stand-up might be more similar than people think, what it's like to be a comic, how to honor our parents, and a little bit about the end of the world. Anthony has been a standup comedian for over 9 years, he released his first comedy album in 2022 called “Doing Stand Up Comedy” that was recorded in Osage Beach, MO. His second special was released in 2023 called “Sunburnt in Hawaii” and it was recorded in Maui, Hawaii.http://anthonyrogers.us/Be in touch!Email: uppcbiblejazz@gmail.comInstagram: @biblejazzSubscribe to Bible Jazz on Apple!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/uppc-podcast/id1450663729?mt=2Follow on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/2YLbRFDsJbqGEAkMuJ1E5MListen on Stitcher:https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/university-place-presbyterian-church/bible-jazz?refid=stprGoogle Play:https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Izwv3a4pnmvqy54czy3tew5x5fyAnd at www.UPPC.orgMusic:Modern Jazz Samba by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4063-modern-jazz-sambaLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseHoney Bee by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100755&Search=SearchLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseAvant Jazz by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3395-avant-jazzLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license"Sidewalk Shade" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/