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  Wisdom - Fear of God Proverbs 9:10 - Fear of God Tyrone Moorehead 17:05 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-fear-of-god&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-fear-of-god","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Tyrone Moorehead","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18730,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Prv910.mp3","format":"mp3","length":"17:05","title":"Proverbs 9:10 - Fear of God","order":0,"mp3":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Prv910.mp3","meta":{"artist":"Tyrone Moorehead","length_formatted":"17:05"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Prv910.mp3","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We bring our study on wisdom to a close as we look at the book of Proverbs. Today, Pastor Tyrone will look at Proverbs 9:10 which talks about the foundation of biblical wisdom: the fear of God. May God grow us in heavenly wisdom together! 

  Wisdom - God our Hope and Relief Psalm 130 - God our Hope and Relief Josh Strickland 13:28 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-our-hope-and-relief&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-our-hope-and-relief","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Josh Strickland","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18689,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Ps130.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"13:28","title":"Psalm 130 - God our Hope and Relief","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Ps130.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Josh Strickland","length_formatted":"13:28"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Ps130.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Josh helps us understand God as the One who is our hope and relief in Psalm 130.  We then end with the song of reflection: I Will Wait for You  https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/I%20Will%20Wait%20for%20You.mp4  

  Wisdom - Cost and Benefit of Messy Relationships Proverbs 14:4 - Cost & Benefits of Messy Relationships Zach Schlegel {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-cost-and-benefits-of-messy-relationships&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-cost-and-benefits-of-messy-relationships","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":0,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Prv144.mp4","format":"","length":"","title":"Proverbs 14:4 - Cost & Benefits of Messy Relationships","order":0,"mp4":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Prv144.mp4","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":""},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Prv144.mp4","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Zach looks into Proverbs 14:4 which talks about cost and the benefits of messy relationships. May God grow us in heavenly wisdom together!   

  Wisdom - God Who Hears our Petitions Psalm 69 - God Who Hears our Petitions Zach Schlegel 16:16 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-who-hears-our-petitions&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-who-hears-our-petitions","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18635,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Ps69.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"16:16","title":"Psalm 69 - God Who Hears our Petitions","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Ps69.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"16:16"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MidWk.Dev-Ps69.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand God as the One who hears our petitions in Psalm 69.  We then end with the song of reflection: What a Savior     

  Wisdom - Overcoming Anger with Patience Proverbs 19:11 - Overcoming Anger with Patience Vince Butler 8:26 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-overcoming-anger-with-patience&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-overcoming-anger-with-patience","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Vince Butler","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18598,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk_Dev_Prv19_11.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"8:26","title":"Proverbs 19:11 - Overcoming Anger with Patience","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk_Dev_Prv19_11.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Vince Butler","length_formatted":"8:26"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk_Dev_Prv19_11.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Vince dives into Proverbs 19:11 which talks about anger and how to respond in wisdom when someone offends us. May God grow us in heavenly wisdom together!   

  Wisdom - God our Shepherd Psalm 23 - God our Shepherd Zach Schlegel 12:45 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-our-shepherd&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-our-shepherd","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18574,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Mid-week-devotional-Psalm-23.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"12:45","title":"Psalm 23 - God our Shepherd","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Mid-week-devotional-Psalm-23.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"12:45"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Mid-week-devotional-Psalm-23.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand God as our Great Shepherd in Psalm 23.  We then end with the song of reflection: The Lord is     

  Wisdom - Friendship and Sound Wisdom Proverbs 18:1 - Friendship and Sound Wisdom Rob Mancuso 22:13 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-friendship-and-sound-wisdom&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-friendship-and-sound-wisdom","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Rob Mancuso","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18551,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk.Dev-Prv18.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"22:13","title":"Proverbs 18:1 - Friendship and Sound Wisdom","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk.Dev-Prv18.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Rob Mancuso","length_formatted":"22:13"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk.Dev-Prv18.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Rob continues in Proverbs 18:1 revealing the warning against isolating ourselves from sound wisdom, as well as the role that true friendship plays in our growth in wisdom. May God grow us in heavenly wisdom together!   

  Wisdom - God's Security Psalm 27 - God our Security Zach Schlegel 17:24 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-our-security&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-our-security","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18525,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk.Dev-Ps27.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"17:24","title":"Psalm 27 - God our Security","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk.Dev-Ps27.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"17:24"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MidWk.Dev-Ps27.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand God's Security in Psalm 27.  We then end with the song of reflection: Dear Refuge of My Weary Soul  Your browser does not support the audio element.  

  Wisdom - God our Strong Tower Proverbs 18:10 - God our Strong Tower Josh Strickland 17:25 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-our-strong-tower&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-our-strong-tower","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Josh Strickland","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18490,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk_Dev_Prv18_10.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"17:25","title":"Proverbs 18:10 - God our Strong Tower","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk_Dev_Prv18_10.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Josh Strickland","length_formatted":"17:25"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk_Dev_Prv18_10.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Josh dives into Proverbs 18:10 which reminds us where our ‘strong tower’ is – our place of refuge as we make ourselves vulnerable in putting others before ourselves in love. May God grow us in heavenly wisdom together! 

  Wisdom - God My Security and Help Psalm 121- God My Security and Help Zach Schlegel 17:56 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-my-security-and-help&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-my-security-and-help","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18463,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk.-Dev-Psa121.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"17:56","title":"Psalm 121- God My Security and Help","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk.-Dev-Psa121.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"17:56"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk.-Dev-Psa121.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand that God our Security and Help in Psalm 121.  We then end with the song of praise: “Lord Keep Me Day by Day” [

  Wisdom - How We Speak Proverbs 15:1 - Wisdom in Speech Tony Edwards 20:42 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-in-our-speech&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-in-our-speech","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Tony Edwards","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18435,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Devotional_Proverbs-15.1_Wisdom-in-Speech.mp3","format":"mp3","length":"20:42","title":"Proverbs 15:1 - Wisdom in Speech","order":0,"mp3":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Devotional_Proverbs-15.1_Wisdom-in-Speech.mp3","meta":{"artist":"Tony Edwards","length_formatted":"20:42"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Devotional_Proverbs-15.1_Wisdom-in-Speech.mp3","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Tony leads us through Proverbs 15:1 which looks at the constructive power of a gentle answer and the destructive power of a harsh response. May God grow us in heavenly wisdom together!   

  Wisdom - God Alone is Our Help Psalm 62 -God alone is our help Zach Schlegel 15:55 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-lone-is-our-help&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-lone-is-our-help","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18400,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk.Dev-Ps62-God-alone-is-our-help.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"15:55","title":"Psalm 62 -God alone is our help","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk.Dev-Ps62-God-alone-is-our-help.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"15:55"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/MidWk.Dev-Ps62-God-alone-is-our-help.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand that God Alone is Our Help in Psalm 62.  We then end with the song of praise: “Rock of My Salvation” [

  Wisdom - Speaking Truth Proverbs 12:22 - Speaking Truth Rob Mancuso 21:20 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-speaking-truth&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-speaking-truth","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Rob Mancuso","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18365,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wisdom_Prv12.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"21:20","title":"Proverbs 12:22 - Speaking Truth","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wisdom_Prv12.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Rob Mancuso","length_formatted":"21:20"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wisdom_Prv12.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Rob leads us through Proverbs 12:22 and the role that speaking truth has in our growth in wisdom and worship of God. 

  Wisdom - Blessed Are the Forgiven Mid-Week devotional - Psalm 32 - Blessed are the Forgiven Zach Schlegel 16:22 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-blessed-are-the-forgiven&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-blessed-are-the-forgiven","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18337,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Mid-Week-devotional-Psalm-32-_Blessed-are-the-Forgiven_.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"16:22","title":"Mid-Week devotional - Psalm 32 - Blessed are the Forgiven","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Mid-Week-devotional-Psalm-32-_Blessed-are-the-Forgiven_.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"16:22"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Mid-Week-devotional-Psalm-32-_Blessed-are-the-Forgiven_.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand that the blessed are the forgiven in Psalm 32.  We then end with the song of praise: “Blessed is the One” [

  Wisdom - Godly Friendships Proverbs 27:17 - Godly Friendships Tyrone Moorehead 23:02 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-godly-friendships&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-godly-friendships","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Tyrone Moorehead","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18298,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wisdom_Prv27_17a.mp3","format":"mp3","length":"23:02","title":"Proverbs 27:17 - Godly Friendships","order":0,"mp3":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wisdom_Prv27_17a.mp3","meta":{"artist":"Tyrone Moorehead","length_formatted":"23:02"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Wisdom_Prv27_17a.mp3","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We continue on in our series on wisdom (living skillfully in God’s world), we return to the Proverbs. This week Pastor Tyrone leads us through Proverbs 27:17 which zeroes in on wisdom for friendships, encouragement, and what it means to ‘sharpen’ each other.

  Wisdom - God our Refuge and Strength Psalm 46 - God our Refuge and Strength Zach Schlegel 15:34 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-god-our-refuge-and-strength&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-god-our-refuge-and-strength","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18266,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Psalm-46-Mid-Week-Devotional-12.9.20.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"15:34","title":"Psalm 46 - God our Refuge and Strength","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Psalm-46-Mid-Week-Devotional-12.9.20.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Zach Schlegel","length_formatted":"15:34"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Psalm-46-Mid-Week-Devotional-12.9.20.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} The Psalms are God’s inspired hymnbook. We don’t just read them we are meant to pray and sing the psalms. So, our devotional this week has four simple components: Read, Reflect, Pray, and Praise. Begin with the devotional, then end with the song of praise. This week Pastor Zach helps us understand God as our refuge and strength in Psalm 46.  We then end with the song of praise: “A Mighty Fortress is our God” [

  Wisdom - Trust in the Lord Trust in the Lord - Proverbs 3:1-8 Josh Strickland 13:30 {"embed_link":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_embed=wisdom-trust-in-the-lord&cue_theme=default","permalink":"https://fbcum.org/?cue_playlist=wisdom-trust-in-the-lord","skin":"cue-skin-default","thumbnail":"https://i2.wp.com/fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg.jpg?fit=300%2C169&ssl=1","tracks":[{"artist":"Josh Strickland","artworkId":16091,"artworkUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg","audioId":18221,"audioUrl":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Proverbs-3_1-8.m4a","format":"mp4","length":"13:30","title":"Trust in the Lord - Proverbs 3:1-8","order":0,"m4a":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Proverbs-3_1-8.m4a","meta":{"artist":"Josh Strickland","length_formatted":"13:30"},"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Proverbs-3_1-8.m4a","thumb":{"src":"https://fbcum.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Weekly-Dev-Pg-300x300.jpg"}}]} We begin our new devotional series on "Wisdom." This week Pastor Josh begins our study of the book of Proverbs with a call for us to trust in the Lord (Proverbs 3:1-8). Over the coming weeks, we will exam the books of Proverbs and Psalms with the aim of helping us grow in wisdom, in the fear of God, and in our worship of God.

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'Queen' Bess Coleman and Pancho BarnesClick to listen in new window Further Reading: Bessie Coleman:Queen Bess: Daredevil Aviator by Doris L. Rich Pancho Barnes:The Happy Bottom Riding Club: The Life and Times of Pancho Barnes by Lauren Kessler (2001)The Legend of Pancho Barnes and the Happy Bottom Riding Club directed by Amanda Pope (2009)Music: "Don't Stop" by the Parting Gifts 

Episode 21, where our hosts learn not to drop an iPad in the ocean. Tony Stark. The (Iron)man, the legend, the box office giant. This idiosyncratic technocrat has wisecracked his way into our hearts and wallets. The latest Iron Man movie has officially made 100 gajillion dollars worldwide. Remember, that's an official number. So who can possibly stand up to this paragon of super-heroism? There is one man. Well, not so much a man as a man who lives at the bottom of the sea. The king of Atlantis, the least appreciated superhero of all time. The mighty Aquaman. He'll never get a movie. But his comic book series in DC's New 52 has been a showstopper, as far as the Vs. hosts are concerned. Between his lack of financial success and his inherent power set, he makes the perfect foil for Iron Man. Peat Ski has been particularly wowed by the new adventures of Aquaman and he happily represents the Atlantean monarch. Peat thinks this fight is man vs. machine, and if machine wins, we might as well all just give up and become energy cells for the machines. Pyg takes Iron Man as a champion and he figures that any man who can chuck an atomic bomb at an alien invasion can handle a hero who can defeated by those plastic things that hold six packs together. Will Iron Man be all washed up? Or will he fry Aquaman like a fish out of water? Will we run out of these bad water cliches? Spoiler alert: Yes.

Episode 20, where Peat explains the joke to Pyg and gets chucked out the window. Batman: the Animated Series is the gold standard of cartoons, so much better than the Jetsons. Well, except that episode where Rosie murdered Elroy's parents and Elroy became the Dark Sprite. Oh wait, that's just our slash fic. Jetsons still suck. Anyway, Batman: TAS gave the world Mark Hamill as the Joker and introduced Harley Quinn to the world. These two are the icons of villainy, deadly and crazy in equal amounts, and have taken the Batman to the brink many times. In terms of sheer importance, not much tops that. But importance doesn't mean much in a fight, and time has given the world another iconic villain couple: The Monarch and Dr. Girlfriend from Adult Swim's The Venture Bros. The Monarch might not match up against the Joker in terms of insanity, but he makes up for it in terms of firepower and skill. When paired up with the beautiful and dangerous Dr. Girlfriend, the two make a formidable pair. Monarch has killed a number of super scientists, but that's not the same as killing the Clown Prince of Crime. Peat Ski, atoning for taking sides against the Venture Bros. in a previous episode, represents the Monarch and Dr. Girlfriend. He thinks that time has not been kind to animated Joker and Harley and that modernity and maturity are on his side. Pyg goes classic and defends the Joker and Harley Quinn, holding the position that a team that has ruined the Batman's life is on a different plane than the archenemy of a failed legacy scientist. It's a deadly double date of death between the two premiere super villain power couples. Who will walk away with the blood covered prom king sash?

Episode 19: One host battles while the other one duels ... IN BED. Hopefully you're still with us after that off-color fortune cookie joke in the headline. But how appropriate the juvenile humor is, as Peat Ski and Pyg discuss children's cartoons that they grew up with. Well, that Peat Ski grew up with. Pyg grew up with the talkies. Pokemon. International juggernaut of pop culture. Those adorable little pocket monsters have delighted children and flummoxed parents for over a decade. With the constant repetition of their names in lieu of language and cutesy color schemes, one can be forgiven for assuming Pokemon are harmless. But they are not. In fact, they are super-powered animals essentially engaging in cockfighting. A Pokemon trainer takes his life in his hands with one. Hell, anyone living in the Pokemon world is at risk, as there are no other animals. Instead of getting milk from a cow, you get milk from a gigantic beast that breathes fire. Take THAT, USDA. The only place possibly more dangerous than the Pokemon world? The world of Yu-Gi-Oh. The Shadow Games, magic used by ancient Egyptians to contain powerful monsters and destructive forces, has been harnessed into a card game, played with collectible cards. The first step was creating holographic representations of the monsters on the cards. The second step was using the cards to manifest creatures capable of causing bodily harm or death. Adding in the Millennium Items, artifacts that give their bearers incredible powers. Finally, give some cards and Millennium items to adolescents, with their raging hormones and poorly developed frontal lobes, and you have the recipe for world destruction. Peat Ski reps Pokemon, giving him hundreds of destructive monsters of all shapes, sizes and personalities. He feels that the animal nature of these creatures will carry him through the fight. On the flip side, Pyg represents Yu-Gi-Oh, and he feels that the pure destructive capability of the Shadow Games as wielded by teenagers and stunted captains of industry will destroy any pesky Pokemon pets. No matter who wins, we all already lost, as collectible card games and their associated multimedia properties have consumed the world. Good luck getting your kids to play Parcheesi. No one cares that it's the royal game of India.

UPDATE (10:55 AM, February 4th): Whoops, the player below was set to play Riggs vs. McClane. Cut and paste is a powerful toy, kids, and you should use it responsibly. Should be all good now, and if you download our episodes through iTunes or another feed, you shouldn't have had a problem. Episode 18, wherein one host is radical and the other is ever living. Ah, the 80's. Simpler times. When austerity had the much more pleasant name, Reaganomics. When tight fitting clothes were made of spandex and not denim. When musclebound cartoon characters based on action figures ruled the television set. In this episode, Peat Ski and Pyg look at two of the most famous franchises featuring anthropomorphic animals with vaguely defined martial arts skills. Peat Ski represents the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and really wishes he hadn't, since he's the one that had to type it 800 times in his notes. Pyg represents the Thundercats, and wishes he hadn't since that means cheering for something called "Snarf." In the end, only one can remain standing. Will the Sword of Omens give Lion-O sight-beyond-insight on how to come out victorious? Or will the Turtles eat pizza while sitting on some Thundercat-skin rugs?

Episode 17 - Jedis and Zombies and Robocops, oh my! It's the one year anniversary of the Vs. Podcast! Somehow a show that puts out one episode a month managed to get to 17 episodes in a year, which means either someone can't count or the year is longer than we previously thought. Our Smarch episode aught to be a real barn-burner, in that case. This time, our hosts are tackling a subject they once thought too convoluted, too involved, too topical. Instead of rehashing 1980s cartoons, the Vs. Podcast is tackling zombies. We'll explore how a zombie apocalypse would impact the worlds of Robocop, the Wizard of Oz and Star Wars. No competition this month, as our hosts are teaming up to fight the horde. This is all well and good, but the Twilight Zone taught us that the real enemy is always man. So be on the look out for guns cocked behind people's backs and pithy one-liners about mistakes and trust and ham sandwiches. No one said our hosts would be good action heroes. Tune in next episode as we return our fingers to their usual places far from the pulse of the community and discuss cartoons that no one has watched since Reagan's second term.

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Episode 16, wherein Lonely Street runs red with blood and white with pancake makeup. It's a battle between two of the biggest indie comic darlings in the history of the medium. In one corner, we have the Goon, the zombie-slaying crimeboss with the fists of concrete and the heart of something resembling gold. In the other corner, we have the original Twilight, the sexiest undead character ever conceived, the Crow. It's a fight of the nigh-invincible undead against a man who specializes in killing the unkillable. Peat Ski takes the side of the Goon and vows to show a lot of grit, moxie and knives-to-the-eye. Pyg reps the Crow and plans to prove that the 90s never ended (despite each successive Crow movie being exponentially worse than the original.) Only one thing is certain in this match-up, and that's the fact that nothing is certain (© Gorilla Monsoon.)

Episode 15, wherein Pyg is one week away from retirement so Peat blows up his boat. In perhaps the most evenly matched fight in the short history of the podcast, we have two of the greatest action movie characters in the history of cinema. John McClane from the Die Hard series: the man walks over broken glass with bare feet to kill terrorists. Martin Riggs from the Lethal Weapon films: the original cop on the edge, a mutt of a man who can be found by following the trail of destruction he leaves in his wake. Peat Ski had never seen a Lethal Weapon until this episode, and developed a fondness for Riggs. He has to prove that Riggs can stand on his own and win a fight without his partner Murtaugh or any of the other members of the ensemble. Pyg had his fingers crossed that he'd get to represent McClane and he got his wish. McClane goes from cop over his head to hardened road warrior over the course of four films. But he's never had an opponent like Riggs. In this episode, bullets will fly, saxophone music will play, catchphrases will be spouted and one manly action movie star will walk away to star in a fifth film.

Episode 14, wherein our hosts duck and cover. THIS IS AN EMERGENCY BROADCAST OF THE VS. PODCAST SYSTEM. Last Sunday, Adult Swim put out the question - Brock Samson vs. Black Dynamite. Who wins? And that's right up our dark alley here at the Vs. Podcast. Because AS is announcing the winner tomorrow night, we went into emergency mode and put together a (surprisingly) coherent episode in record time. Brock Samson, OSI agent and bodyguard of the Venture family. The blonde Swedish murder machine with the honky hair. He's like the boogeyman of the villain world, an unstoppable killing machine with an unquenchable blood lust. Also perhaps the toughest Led Zeppelin fan in the world. Black Dynamite, the most bad-ass mutha on the street. A stone-cold pimp with a flair for kung fu and straight up violence. There ain't a man alive badder than this man, no one quicker with a set of nunchuks or a grappling hook. He'll kick your teeth in with a smile - not that you can tell when he's smilin'. This is the Adult Swim war to settle the score. Unless Carl from the Aquateens plans on becoming a secret agent, there's no one on the Sunday night block badder than these two. And with Peat Ski championing Black Dynamite and Pyg fighting for Brock Samson, we will have a winner after this episode. Hey Adult Swim - it was our pleasure.

Episode 13, wherein our hosts break out the dreaded "my name is so-and-so" voice of derision. Summer movie season comes to a (heat-related pun) conclusion with the clash of two of the highest grossing individual superheroes of all time, represented by our mudslinging, poo-flinging hosts. The Amazing Spider-man marked the Tobey Maguire deficient return to cinema glory for everyone's favorite webslinger. The Dark Knight Rises concluded Christopher Nolan's grim and gritty Batman saga. One ending, one beginning, two powerful characters. Peat Ski returns to his happy place and champions Batman. As a devoted Bat-mennonite, Peat will stop at nothing to redeem his embarrassing loss to the Incredible Hulk waaaaaaay back in episode 1. Pyg dons the webs of Spider-man, the wise-cracking hero of the average Joe and aims to puncture the proverbial stuffed shirt of the hoity-toity dark knight. We'll level with you: this episode goes to some odd places. We blame the relentlessly grim tone of the Dark Knight Rises for the unusually aggressive turn one of our hosts takes. But there's still a lot of laughs and a damn good argument in this episode. And remember, you only have until midnight on August 20th to vote for next month's episode. So vote or die! Or vote and then die and then have the Mafia use your dead name to commit voter fraud.

Episode 12, wherein our hosts get in touch with their feminine sides ... using harsh words and sharp objects. Summer movie season takes a backseat this episode as center stage is handed to blockbuster stars of movies past. That's good, though. Too much is made of immediacy these days. No one stops to think about the great films of bygone years. Like next month's episode, when we debate whether or not Citizen Kane could take Charlie Chaplin's Tramp in a fight. What? We're not doing that? But we spent so much time figuring out the THAC0 for Rosebud! Well, since we're not doing that, how about an actual fight? The Bride aka Beatrix Kiddo (2004 called - spoiler alert!) is a one-woman army of sheer bloody vengeance. With a mastery of several styles of martial arts and a samurai sword without peer, she's pretty much the gold standard as far as assassins go. And with that yellow jumpsuit, she's also unmatched in her sense of style. Katniss Everdeen, the teenage protagonist of the Hunger Games trilogy, is cut from a different cloth. She wins her battles with an iron will, a knack for survival and a trusty bow and arrow. She's incredibly difficult to find, let alone kill, like a cockroach Robin Hood. Incidentally, if you know how to kill one of those, call Pyg. He'll appreciate it. Peat represents the Bride in this fight, which is astonishing since he only just watched the Kill Bill movies two weeks ago. He was busy rewatching Austin Powers, if you must know. Pyg, who has recently come out as a 14 year girl, has read all of the Hunger Games books and is armed with an encyclopedic knowledge of Panem and Tracker Jackers and Narnia and Quidditch. Those are all in the Hunger Games, right? One thing is for certain - that nothing will be certain in this fight! Yeah, that was a bad cliche, we know. Plenty more where that came from!

Episode 11 part 2, wherein our hosts clean their plates, finish their vegetables and otherwise take care of business. It's the nail-biting, nerve-wracking, tub-thumbing, block rocking conclusion of the summer's first epic match-up! If you listened to part 1 of this episode (and if you haven't, shame on you. Go back to the beginning of the level and try not to get knocked off a cliff by an overzealous bird this time, Ryu), you know that Peat Ski is all about the value of teamwork as he champions the Avengers roster from the movie. Kind of like that jerk basketball coach you had who was always on you to pass to the kid who only had one arm because you're a "team." Pyg, like so many political chatterboxes of a certain persuasion, has said nuts to teamwork and feels that the overwhelming individual firepower of the animated Justice League is enough to overcome any namby-pamby feel good hippy commune moves from the Avengers. So stop taxing Bruce Wayne so much, you commies. At the end of this episode, we will have a winner, and finally, the age-old question of Marvel or DC will be answered in a microcosm. Regardless of which side you're on, you should walk away from this feeling like a winner. Or a loser. Whatever. We're not going to tell you how to feel. Next month - Summer movie season continues! The month after that - Summer movie season continues continuing as Pyg and Peat Ski once again engage in a Marvel vs. DC throw-down as Christian Bale's Batman takes on Andrew Garfield's Spider-man!

Episode 11 part 1, wherein our hosts initiate a group activity. It's summer time and it's a beautiful time to be a comic book fan. We've got films starring Batman, Spider-man, Rawhide Kid ... they aren't making that movie? Oh, they are, but it's only available on hotel pay channels? Shame. Anyway, the Avengers film kicked off the season with a bang, so we're here to cash in. Originally the Avengers were slated to fight the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, but it's next to impossible to find the original MMPR movie on anything except VHS, so we had to settle for the next best thing: The Justice League (Of America) (sometimes.) The movie Avengers (Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye, Black Widow) are represented by Peat Ski, who not only saw the movie twice but got so upset when it was over that he tried to jump into traffic rather than wait for the sequel. Fortunately, some kid knocked him out of the way just as a speeding truck full of nuclear waste was coming. Unfortunately, the kid was killed on impact and Peat will never be friends with Daredevil. Pyg has chosen a variation of the Justice League featured in the original animated series. He's using Wonder Woman, Batman, the Flash, Green Lantern (John Stewart), Hawkgirl and the Martian Manhunter. It's truly a murderer's row of heroes, all with impressive powers and impractical costumes. But unless someone picks up our Martian Manhunter spec script (J'onn Carter of Mars...too soon?), only one of them will have a movie that grosses a billion dollars. Avengers vs. Justice League ... it's happened in the comics (sorta), but this will settle it once and for all. This episode is so big and epic that we had to split it into two episodes. Even after that, there was still material that didn't make the cut, so expect a bonus episode in the near future. Part 2 will be available in two weeks. Read more »

Episode 10, wherein the hosts finally stop using the Julian calendar and figure out what episode number they're on. Happy Mother's Day! Here at the Vs. Podcast, we love our moms. We also love your moms, but that's another story. What? No sophomoric humor on Mother's Day? That wasn't even sophomoric, it was juvenile if anything. Anyway, in honor of moms everywhere, we're upping the estrogen and doing an episode with two of the best known female characters in pop culture. Wonder Woman, the Amazonian princess of the DC Universe. The female hero that begat all others. The ultimate mother figure. This battleship class superhero can go toe-to-toe with the likes of Superman and Shazam. Who can stand against her? Xena Warrior Princess, that's who. Righter of wrongs. Killer of gods. Portrayed by Lucy Lawless, Xena spent the better part of six seasons cracking Hellenistic skulls and changing the lives of every single famous mythological character (sort of like the Forrest Gump of the ancient world.) When it comes to taking out a demigod, Xena's got the experience. Peat Ski, repping Wonder Woman, thinks that Xena is more psychotic than Sir Lancelot in Spamalot and will be undone by her moral failings before Wonder Woman even gets a chance to squish her. Pyg, championing Xena, thinks Wonder Woman is nothing but a glorified coffee-fetcher for Athena and will be straightjacketed by her own goody-two-shoes nature. Only one thing is certain - you should give this podcast to your mom instead of some smelly old flowers. It'll last longer and your cat won't try to chew on it.

This episode we operate sans Birdosrus, but we persevere! This episode we discuss some big news for the upcoming KF year! also something we forgot to mention on the show, but is of extreme awesomeness, is this interview with Alan Wilson (the Vice President at Tripwire Interactive) check it out!!!!!http://pc.mmgn.com/Articles/Alan-Wilson-talks-Killing-Floor-Red-Orch

Hey! We are back! its been waaaay too long, but we are back with a vengeance, and more importantly back to talk about KILLING FLOOR! (also other stuff) Also congratulations to Tripwire Interactive for hitting an incredible 1 million copies sold! and here's to another mill!!! Here is the link to the video mentioned early in the show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sp4MNQlGdc

From January 2011.

This episode we discuss the Halloween Sideshow Event, and a wild Birdosaurus has appeared!!here are the links to the discussed topics:enabling the music player:http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=55324Keyboard bindings:http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=43509The Defense Alliance 2 update:http://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=56164also the music we used in the episode was by zYnthetic, here's his website, and btw his music is amazing!http://zynthetic.com/

Part of the day-long seminar looked at the sacraments of the church. Was held at Calvin College on January 6, 2007. (Part 2 Q&A)

We are back! Me and Andy, along with some special guests, speculate any possible halloween updates for Killing Floor, and also talk a lot about Resident Evil for some reason                                                                                                           The RE1 remake for the Gamecube:RE1 Mansion Story in Killing Floor:Stunningly similar right? Also if you have never played Shadow of The Colossus or Ico, I really recommend the Ico and Shadow of the Colossus collection for the PS3. 

Part of the day-long seminar looked at the sacraments of the church. Was held at Calvin College on January 6, 2007. (Part 2)

                   This week we talk about our personal Killing Floor, and I forget to hit the damned record button..

This week we have a special guest to talk about the awesome killing floor costumes he made!!!!!also we re-announce next episodes topic for you guys to email us about!email your 5 favorite things and 5 most hated things from KF to:floorkillers@hotmail.comhere is the link for the forum post Birdosrus made for his costumeshttp://forums.tripwireinteractive.com/showthread.php?t=54888also on a side note i made these pictures in Gmod :P

Andy is back! This week we discuss the Summer Sideshow and some glitches we enjoy!This is Officesspace on the right is the glitch spot                                                                                                                                      Make sure to hug the door               jump from here to the fence, then the sign, the next fence, and last onto the machines and walk left                                                                                                                                         Icebreaker to the right from spawn                                                         just walk right into this mesh and...                                                              Confusion ensues!!

This week Andy is missing, but we do have two special guests, and one of them is overseas! This week we talk about the soon to drop Summer Sideshow Event!! (among other things...)

Believe it or not this is the Patriarch!!Our Fourth Episode where we talk about mutators! also... JOHN MADDEN! JOHN MADDEN! uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

This is one of the restroom stalls in LOTD Theaterloads of fun indeed Our Third episode where Andy and I loosely talk about maps and other games we have played.

The second episode of the Floor Killing Podcast!This weeks topic is Class Tips, where we go down the list of classes in KF and give you the information to be a good KF player.