Podcasts about back creek

Because God is faithful, we dedicate our selves, our space, and our stuff. 

Leaders set the example. Leaders seek God's will. Leaders sacrifice their expectations.

After a rejuvenating zero day to avoid the storms, I had one more day of road riding to catch my train. A familiar route, but not exactly one with mindfulness paid to bikes. Would I catch the train home? Celebrate 10 Years of Pedalshift Quick housekeeping if you missed last episode's live show news… I'm off to Oregon for the 10th anniversary tour: Oregon Coast Remixed! We'll pivot right into that as soon as we wrap up the C&O But Slow over the next few weeks, so stay tuned. Also another shout to Lael Wilcox's pod… her adventure around the world continues so make sure you follow along Lael Rides Around the World wherever you get this pod. Unless you get it off my website, in which case go google hers ;) C&O But Slow - Part 4 Introduction Good morning from the cabin. Discussion about the day's ride and weather conditions. Reflection on the decision to take a zero day due to bad weather. Travel Plans and Preparations Route description: predominantly downhill, then uphill, and flat sections. Mention of carrying less load compared to previous rides. Discussion on the necessity of taking the garbage to remote bins. Weather conditions: cold, layering up, and safety measures with lighting on the bike. Highlighting areas of exposure to highways and the importance of planning the ride to avoid rush. On the Road Experiences Initial thoughts after starting the ride and adjusting clothing layers. Navigating roads and using Google Maps for routing, challenges with algorithm recommendations. Encounter with the lowest elevation point near Back Creek and the difficulties with uphill rides. Discussion about the upcoming route, including passing the county landfill and Ridge Road's rollercoaster-like terrain. Mid-Ride Reflections Break to consume snacks and hydrate, reflection on time management for the ride. Encounter with local traffic and the need for careful navigation on Ridge Road. Challenges with the bike's mid gears and potential need for maintenance. Final Leg of the Journey Detailed description of the last few miles and final crossing of Highway 9. Observations on new constructions and reflections on the local area's development. Final thoughts on the ride, considering an e-bike for future trips for efficiency. Nearing the train station, managing time well and cooling down after the ride. Arrival at Martinsburg Train Station Reflection on the ease of the final stretch and the efficiency of the route taken. Thoughts on Martinsburg's potential and current state, including commuter resources. Preparing for the train ride back, discussion on local transit options and their effectiveness. Return to DC Arrival in DC, reflection on the overall trip and its unexpected developments. Observations on local cycling culture and the changes seen in the area. Mention of upcoming episodes and future plans for spring and summer. Statistics Miles biked 20.1 Trains taken 1 Bars eaten 2 Celebratory train beers 1 Flats 0

We need all of Christ for all of life.He is our Savior and the Lord of all our relationships, roles, and responsibilities:As husbands and wivesAs children and parentsAs workers and bosses

The root of the Gospel is Christ. The fruit of the Gospel in change. In Colossians 3:5-17, the Apostle Paul calls us to seek transformation by killing sin and living Christ.

If we are rooted in Christ, we can walk in victory...victory over the worldvictory over  the fleshvictory over the devil 

We are called to fight for community by- struggling for one another's encouragement- struggling for one another's belonging- struggling for one another's assurance- struggling for one another's good

Today, we learn our ABCs along with another acronym--CRAB! First things first, CRAB is Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating. And ABC is its brand new $6 million Adaptive Boating Center. Gone are the days when a disability could keep you from enjoying sailing on the Chesapeake Bay. Paul "Bo" Bollinger is the Executive Director of CRAB Sailing and we talked about the vision, the plan, and now the reality of this state-of-the-art facility on Back Creek in Annapolis that allows anyone with a disability to experience what so many take for granted. The facility has a 7-month sailing season but is available year-round for events, or just admiring one of the best views in the region. We are truly blessed to have such a world-class facility in our back yard! Have a listen! LINKS: CRAB Sailing (Website) CRAB Sailing (Facebook) CRAB Sailing (Instagram) CRAB Sailing (YouTube)

This episode features Mike Ward from Back Creek Custom Rods and Custom Colored Guides. Mike discusses how he got into fishing and rod building, and how he started experimenting with custom coloring guides in 2021. He explains the difference between anodizing titanium and powder coating stainless steel guides. Anodizing titanium provides a durable color that cannot chip or peel, but the color options are limited. Powder coating allows for a wider range of colors but requires more labor and care. The podcast concludes with information on finding Mike at upcoming events like ICRBE and tips for learning from other builders at rod building gatherings.

In 1997, James Borchelt had an idea. Gather four local bands. Have them play a street festival for free and give away the money.  Seemed reasonable. And THAT was the start of Eastport A Rockin. Maybe 700 people attended to hear The Kelly Bell Band, The Eastport Oyster Boys, Jepetto, and Non-Fiction. Fast forward to June 25, 2022! Now, 25 years later, it's grown--and how!  This year...on Saturday, June 25th, there will be 30+ bands on 4 stages. And crowds can still dance to The Kelly Bell Band and The Eastport Oyster Boys...along with Skribe, Sweet Leda, Area 301, East is East and more! PLUS, you can enjoy the cool breezes off Back Creek at the Annapolis Maritime Museum at their Eastport Campus. Today, we talk about this year's Eastport A Rockin with Director Jessica Pachler who, with her team, has put together one fantastic Saturday! Volunteers are ALWAYS welcome (free admission) and tickets are available online and in advance.  Save $5 with advance tickets which go off sale at midnight on Friday!  Welcome back Eastport A Rockin' We can't wait! Have a listen!  

On this episode Tim Talks about a family Snook trip, and Tanner talks about getting ravaged by mosquitos in pursuit of snapper.

It had a broad muscular back!| Creek Devil | Ep-163 Who knew Bigfoot was in Wisconsin? Vicki knows! Q&A with Brian Young Vist Brian at: Transatlantic History Ramblings https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/transatlantic-history-ramblings/id1501232993 You can support CreekDevil by becoming a Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/CreekDevil If you enjoyed this content, please subscribe and click the bell! Question, Comment or Encounter? Shoot us an email: Questions@CreekDevil.com Visit us on the web: https://CreekDevil.com https://WilliamJevning.com iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast email: Questions@CreekDevil.com Friends of Creek Devil: David Pearson / ReallyBigMonkey1: https://www.youtube.com/user/Reallybigmonkey1/featured Cam from Dixie Cryptid: https://www.youtube.com/c/DixieCryptid/videos https://www.whatifitstruepodcast.com/ Lynn Smyth: Bigfoot Case Files: https://www.youtube.com/c/BIGFOOTCASEFILES/videos CREDITS: Bigfoot artwork by Jerry Bishop Voice Over by: Jeff Musgrave Jared Rivit https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1066424 Jim Sower Music: Epic Cinematic Dramatic Adventure Trailer by RomanSenykMusic. Music Link: https://youtu.be/c-XpTMGPQvI Opinion Disclaimer the views and opinions expressed on https://CreekDevil.com, https://WilliamJevning.com, https://www.youtube.com/user/wjevning and are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the opinion, official policy or position of CreekDevil.com, WilliamJevning.com WILLIAM JEVNING - Founder CreekDevil.com - Jevning Research Group To all who seek adventure and knowledge. -- William Jevning © William Jevning 2022 All Rights Reserved Ep-163 #creekdevil #williamjevning #bigfoot #sasquatch #yeti

Every week, Christ's Church gathers to celebrate His incarnation. How do we celebrate? Like the angels, we celebrate by announcing the good news, ascribing glory to God, and advancing peace on earth. 

The best way for God's family to honor Christmas in our hearts and try to keep it all the year is to keep the Lord's Day, every week, all year long. Like the shepherds, we gather. Like the angels, we celebrate. And like the wise men, we give. Like the wise men, we give our worship, our joy, and our gifts. 

Jesus is God's greatest present. Have you received Him? 

The best way for God's family to honor Christmas in our hearts and try to keep it all the year is to keep the Lord's Day, every week, all week long. Like the shepherds, we gather. Like the angels, we celebrate. Like the wise men, we give. As God's children, we receive His greatest present, Jesus. And like the shepherds, we go.  Like the shepherds, when we go, our worship and our message go with us. 

"To all who did receive [Christ], to those who believed on His name, He gave the right to become children of God, who were born, not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man, but of God." We who believe are family, not because of natural descent or natural desire, but because of supernatural delivery. 

Like the shepherds on the night of Christ's birth, we gather in response to good news. Like the shepherds, we gather because God invites us and meets us. But unlike the shepherds, it's not a one time event for us. We gather at God's invitation and in expectation of God's presence weekly(!) on a day more significant than December 25 - the Lord's Day.

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - The Cortes Island Museum ZOOM AGM is this Sunday, April 25th, at 1:30 PM. As managing Director Jane Newman explained, “The only other I would love to tell people is that we have an AGM coming up. We have a really fascinating speaker, Gordon Cyr of Mason Bee Central, who lives over in Back Creek and he is a North American champion of Mason Bees. He is really, really engaged. His family has a business building bee houses and educating people about mason bees and their importance as a pollinator.” On Cyr's website, Bee Canadian.ca it says “Most home orchards and gardens can be well pollinated with as little as 50 Orchard mason bees. Each female can visit up to 2,000 blossoms a day. One acre of a commercial apple orchard can be pollinated with approximately 250 female Orchard mason bees.” A description of the Cyr family business is given under the About us tab, “Our staff is 1 husband , 1 wife, 2 kids,1 cat and a group of volunteers. We have been raising Mason bees for about 20 years; it has been a huge learning process.” For the first several years we enjoyed successes and suffered through failures, learning from both. We started supplying friends, family and neighbours and the growing interest in Mason bees inspired the creation of a website. We have been selling Mason bees and Mason bee homes online since 2007, currently available at masonbeecentral.com.” “In 2019 our rental program filled the pollination needs of over 600 homeowners and 3 commercial orchards in the Campbell River, Courtney area and produced 180,000 Mason bees. Our ever-increasing amount of Mason bees allows us to expand our service to the South Island.” “Our rental program now services Vancouver Islanders from Campbell River to Victoria.” “In 2015 we won NEDC's “Best Environmental and Sustainable Business of the Year Award” and in 2018 Honorable Mention in NAPPC “Pollinator Advocate Award Canada” category.” Mason Bee Central offers mason bee kits for rent, starting at $20/year, to help gardeners increase their crop yields. You do not have to be a member to attend the AGM, but you would not be permitted to vote unless you are a member. “Having said that, it is very easy to become a member of the museum and we are really encouraging anybody that may have been a member in the past three or four years has been a member, but for some reason has not visited or felt like this was something they would follow through with. We are looking to rebuild our membership and bring it back to what it was in 2019. As we did lose members through the pandemic year,” said Newman. She added, “There are so many ways you can become a member, just by volunteering time, by volunteering money, and if you have done any of those things prior to the AGM you can vote on the things that need to be decided.”

Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.   SPONSORS: Many thanks to our sponsors... Solar Energy Services because solar should be in your future! The Kristi Neidhardt Team. If you are looking to buy or sell your home, give Kristi a call at 888-860-7369! And the Bay Bridge Boat Show! Today...More than 100 names have been submitted for the to-be-renamed George Fox Middle School. Governor Hogan claims victory in this legislative session. Lt. Governor Rutherford announced Maryland State Parks Week. CRAB kicked off their 30th year and celebrated the beginning of the new adaptive baoting center on Back Creek. Six more days of the Annapolis Film Festival and The Hotel Charlie at the Annapolis Town Center is almost sold out! And of course, George  from DCMDVA Weather  is here with your local weather forecast! Please download their APP so you can keep on top of the local weather scene! The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday at 6:00am and available wherever you get your podcasts and also on our social media platforms--All Annapolis and Eye On Annapolis (FB) and @eyeonannapolis (TW) NOTE: For hearing impaired subscribers, a full transcript is available on Eye On Annapolis

The Annapolis Sailing School is 60 years old and going strong. From humble beginnings in 1959 at the foot of Sixth Street In Eastport to the pristine property at the end of Bembe Beach Road toady, the Annapolis Sailing School has continued to find just the right way to get people on the water! We spoke with owner Rick Nelson on the telephone about why he purchased the school and his vision for it; and then went down to the school and sat on a deck overlooking the Severn River and Back Creek (tough job but someone has to do it) to speak with the General Manager John Cosby who has actually been an instructor there in 1970s! Classes, courses, events, camps, a boat club, paddleboarding and kayaking, and more. If you have an inkling to het out on the water, take a look and have a listen. There is something here for the seasoned sailor without a boat, to kids as young as five, to the empty nesters like me whose kids are finally out of the house! Want to hear some of our past spotlights? Here's your link to them all! http://bit.ly/EOALBS CONNECT WITH US!   THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS:  http://bit.ly/EOAConnect

What started as an oyster packing plant has morphed into a world-class maritime museum on the banks of Back Creek in Annapolis. Along the way, it was a restaurant, a historical society, was essentially ruined by Tropical Storm Isabel, rebuilt and hit the ground running.  Today it is an interactive museum with a second campus across the creek offering lectures, concerts, weddings and events, and of course the amazing maritime history of Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay! Have a listen as we speak with Executive Director, Alice Estrada of the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park! CONNECT WITH US!   THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS:  http://bit.ly/EOAConnect

For our own good, God will disrupt our plans. He will disrupt our arrogance, our aspirations, and our alliances.

Sin always has consequences. Sin brings degradation. Sin brings humiliation. Sin brings condemnation. But while sin always has consequences, God always has purposes. 

There are two ways to live: we can live like Cain and his line, fleeing from God's presence and going our own way or we can live like Seth and his line, turning toward God in faith. 

God demonstrates His grace even in the worst of our messes.

If God is good and he created a good world for good people made in his image... what went wrong? How do we make sense of the disconnect between our longings and our experience?In a word, sin. Sin is rebellion against God - an attack against the Creator by his creation. And the way sin works never changes. Sin attacks God by:Denying God's Goodness (Genesis 3:1-5)- Denying God's Command (vs. 1, "Did God actually say...")- Denying God's Credibility (vs. 4, "You will not surely die...")- Denying God's Character (vs. 5, "He knows you will... be like God...")Deceiving God's People (Genesis 3:6)Distorting God's Gifts (Genesis 3:7-24)

Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.   Today...A liveaboard boater drowned in Back Creek yesterday. Annapolis Police are investigating a hate crime. Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a carjacking in Odenton. Alderman DaJuan Gay's legal woes are behind him now. The Anne Arundel County Public Library is now fine-free for children and teen material. The MDTA is promising electronic tolling by summer on the Bay Bridge. And we have two pair of tickets to give away courtesy of Rams Head On Stage! And of course, George  from DMV Weather  is here with your local weather forecast! Please download their APP so you can keep on top of the local weather scene! The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday and available wherever you get your podcasts and also on our  YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter feeds, and of course at Eye On Annapolis.

How can we be a part of God's work in and through Back Creek Church?  

Fly Fishing for Trout Many of our delayed harvest trout streams such as Back Creek and Passage Creek have exceptionally good midge fly The post Fly Fishing in January appeared first on The View From Harrys Window - A Fly Fishing Blog.

Lord, let your judgment pass over usLord, let your love hover nearDon't let your sweet mercy pass over usLet this blood cover over us here - Andrew Peterson, "Passover Us," Behold the Lamb of God

We do not love our neighbors as ourselves until we want for them what we have in Christ to the degree that we are compelled to connect them with the hope of the Gospel.

We love our neighbors with holiness when we show them who God is by telling a better story with our lives than the story the world is telling.We love our neighbors with humility when we realize the better story is not about us. Self-focus will make us haughty. Christ-focus will make us humble.

Jesus commands us to love the Lord our God with all of our minds. We do this by thinking about God (connecting creation, our daily experiences, and blessings) and thinking God's thoughts after him (by reading, memorizing, and applying his Word). 

Loving the Lord your God with all your heart means cultivating a deep devotion and commitment to God at the very center of who we are. It means fighting to put God first in all things and refusing to remake him in our own image.

The Annapolis Sailing School is 60 years old and going strong. From humble beginnings in 1959 at the foot of Sixth Street In Eastport to the pristine property at the end of Bembe Beach Road toady, the Annapolis Sailing School has continued to find just the right way to get people on the water! We spoke with owner Rick Nelson on the telephone about why he purchased the school and his vision for it; and then went down to the school and sat on a deck overlooking the Severn River and Back Creek (tough job but someone has to do it) to speak with the General Manager John Cosby who has actually been an instructor there in 1970s! Classes, courses, events, camps, a boat club, paddleboarding and kayaking, and more. If you have an inkling to het out on the water, take a look and have a listen. There is something here for the seasoned sailor without a boat, to kids as young as five, to the empty nesters like me whose kids are finally out of the house! Up next Saturday: Maryland Hall! Want to hear some of our past spotlights? Here's your link to them all! http://bit.ly/EOALBS CONNECT WITH US!   THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS:  http://bit.ly/EOAConnect

Lenny Martelli is back to talk about his upcoming performance at Back Creek in Middletown and we dig into his story of over coming a debilitating injury to achieve his dreams!

Wisdom requires us to walk in integrity, with Jesus as our "true north."

What started as an oyster packing plant has morphed into a world-class maritime museum on the banks of Back Creek in Annapolis. Along the way, it was a restaurant, a historical society, was essentially ruined by Tropical Storm Isabel, rebuilt and hit the ground running.  Today it is an interactive museum with a second campus across the creek offering lectures, concerts, weddings and events, and of course the amazing maritime history of Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay! Have a listen as we speak with Executive Director, Alice Estrada of the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park! Up next Saturday: Watermark Journey CONNECT WITH US!   THERE ARE LOTS OF WAYS:  http://bit.ly/EOAConnect

Wisdom requires family. Wisdom pursues a biblical family, embraces a broken family, and receives a better family.

This is a Crabcake from The Maryland Crabs!  What is a Crabcake? Well, it's a very short snippet of something you need to know. It might be 5 minutes long..or it might be 20.  In any event, enjoy your Maryland Crabcake!  In 1997, James Borchelt had an idea. Gather 4 local bands. Have them play a street festival for free and give away the money.  Seemed reasonable. And THAT was the start of Eastport A Rockin. Maybe 700 people attended to hear The Kelly Bell Band, The Eastport Oyster Boys, Jepetto and Non-Fiction. Fast forward to THIS WEEKEND--- June 22nd! Now, 23 years later, it's grown ever so slightly under the tutelage of Borchelt, and successive organizers and literally thousands of volunteers. This year...this Saturday...there will be 40 bands on 4 stages. And crowds can still dance to The Kelly Bell Band and The Eastport Oyster Boys...along with Skribe, Sweet Leda, Sean Hetrick & the Leftovers, the Naptown Brass Band and the tunes of DJ Folly! PLUS, you can enjoy the cool breezes off Back Creek at the Annapolis Maritime Museum. Listen in as we talk about this year's Eastport A Rockin with Director Jessica Pachler and Music Director Christina Willharm who have put together one fantastic Saturday! Volunteers are ALWAYS welcome (free admission) and tickets are available online and in advance.  Save $5 with advance tickets which go off sale at midnight on Friday!  Have a listen!  

The Lord's Supper is a means of grace to us as a meal, memorial, and message, and it has meaningful effects for our lives.

God speaks and we listen through His Word. We speak and God listens when we pray.

In His suffering, humiliation, and death on the cross, Jesus takes away our shame and our sin.

This chapter in Mark's Gospel shows us at least four ways people respond to Jesus...

Jesus answers his disciples' questions about the destruction of the temple and the apocalypse.

Jesus demonstrates superior wisdom in history, politics, theology, philosophy, and economics.

Jesus rides into Jerusalem with the authority of a king, priest, and prophet.

What kind of Kingdom does Jesus bring?

Our definition of greatness is not God's definition of greatness. Mark, inspired by the Holy Spirit, shows us real greatness by revealing to us the greatness of Jesus.

The problem with the generation Jesus lived among and every generation before or since is that we do not recognize the identity of Jesus as the Christ.

The law of Jesus, which brings true freedom, is (1) everyone is unclean and (2) anyone can be made clean.

Jesus experienced rejection and prepared his disciples to experience rejection as well.

The power of Jesus is the only hope for our powerlessness.

Jesus used a particular teaching tool to reveal truth to his followers, but to conceal truth from the frauds. His parables answer questions about his kingdom: how does it come? how does it grow? what does it look like?

During his earthly ministry, Jesus was surrounded by at least four groups of people - which of these groups most reflects our relationship to Christ?

Jesus is Lord. Come to him for healing, for forgiveness, for purpose, and for rest.

How does the ministry of Jesus start? Why does it matter?

Over 700 hundred years before Jesus was born, the prophet Isaiah gave him four names describing the relationship he would have with God's people. The last of these names is Prince of Peace. Real and lasting peace anywhere must have as its foundation peace with God through Jesus Christ. Peace with God through Christ frees us to possess peace within ourselves, to pursue peace with others, and to promote peace in the world.

Over 700 years before Jesus was born, the prophet Isaiah gave the promised Child of Christmas four powerful names.

Names mean something, and usually the name you are called communicates something about the relationship between you and the person who calls you by that name (ex. Mr. so-and-so, title, first name, full name, nickname, daddy, etc.). The same is true for the names given to Jesus over 700 years before his birth. They are given by a prophet to a people who are about to be plunged into deep darkness because of their sin and unwillingness to trust the Lord. But "the people who walked in darkness have seen a great light... unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given, and the government shall be upon his shoulders and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." These names are relational in nature, revealing who God is to and for his people in the promised child of Christmas, the Lord Jesus. Jesus is uniquely qualified to be our Wonderful Counselor because he is God. Jesus is uniquely qualified to be our Wonderful Counselor because He is human. Trust Him. Accept His invitation. Listen to His Word and do what He says, knowing that He has already dealt with the problem that gives rise to every other problem in our lives and in this world through his life, death, and resurrection. ***Our apologies, there were some technical difficulties during this service which are heard on the recording.

Our mission is connecting people with the hope of the Gospel. We accomplish this by living out the values of real hope, deep connection, full engagement, and wide reach. This message is application of the value of wide reach, encouraging us to imitate the example of the early church in loving our neighbors and the nations.

Back Creek Church exists to connect people with the hope of the Gospel by offering real hope, deep connection, full engagement, and wide reach. When it comes to full engagement, Back Creek Church is us, but it isn't about us.

Back Creek Church exists to connect people with the hope of the Gospel. We do this by living out four core values that define who we are and drive our mission forward: Real Hope, Deep Connection, Full Engagement, Wide Reach. This message is on the third value: Full Engagement. Back Creek Church is us, but it's not about us.