Podcasts about bethleham

1. Near the beginning of his sermon, Andy talked about the essential nature of setting in any story, and how our stories are inherently linked with their setting and context. Think a little bit about the stories of your own life that are either prominent right now or have been in the story arc of your life so far. Share a bit about the stories that come to mind and the ways in which the setting and context of the moment are/were crucial to the overall shape of the story. 2. Andy shared what he called a “mini sermon” in the middle of his sermon. That mini sermon was this: small is often the way of God. Spend some time reflecting on this statement. How does it strike you? In what was have you seen its truth (or not!) in your own life over time?How does reflection on this idea and its truthfulness affect you in this moment? How can you take this idea and apply its wisdom in the challenging and painful places in your own life today? 3. Andy reminded us that “Jesus wasn't born into a sentimental and idealized version of life.”He went on to say, “the story of Bethlehem points us to the true essence of the Gospel! The ash heap of sorrow and grief can be turned into the birthplace of the Bread of Life.” What does it communicate to you to remember that Jesus did indeed come into a very real and messy version of reality? How does that thought make you feel? Now reflect on the idea of the ash heap becoming a birth place for the Bread of Life. Have you seen this truth in your own life? What do you think it means for the bread of Life to be born into the ash heaps and places of sorrow in your life? What does it look like? Is it possible to see that dawning of new life take place as it occurs, or only in retrospect? Would it be possible to miss it altogether? How might one recognize it?

Boys in princess coats, women Uhauling off to Bethleham together, men making out in fields in the dead of night - there's a lot of really gay stuff happening in the Bible. After generations of straightwashing, let's celebrate the queers of scripture and usher them back out of this closet!

12/24/2023 Ruth

Christmas Eve mooring stay on Bethleham and Communion.

Co-hosts Marlene McMichael, Kerri Brinkoeter, and Cathy Endebrock discuss the many Old Testament prophecies which point to the birth of a Savior. Then, they look at where and how those same prophecies were fulfilled in the New Testament. Dueteronomy 18:21-22 tells us that we kniow a message or prophecy is spoken by God if, and only if, it comes true. Over and over again, the birth of Jesus proves that He is the Son of God and the Promised Savior of the world. Join us for this faith-building, joyous Christmas program - Part 3 of The Secular, the Sacred, & the Simple Series.

Co-hosts Marlene McMichael, Kerri Brinkoeter, and Cathy Endebrock discuss the many Old Testament prophecies which point to the birth of a Savior. Then, they look at where and how those same prophecies were fulfilled in the New Testament. Dueteronomy 18:21-22 tells us that we kniow a message or prophecy is spoken by God if, and only if, it comes true. Over and over again, the birth of Jesus proves that He is the Son of God and the Promised Savior of the world. Join us for this faith-building, joyous Christmas program - Part 3 of The Secular, the Sacred, & the Simple Series.

On this fourth Sunday of Advent, Fr Frank Duhig shares with us a reflection on Advent from Fr Donal O'Leary called "Annunciations Big  & Small". The music piece is taken from the Biscantorat - The Sound of the Spirit from Glenstal Abbey CD from monks of Glenstal called Puer Natus in Bethleham with the late Sinead O'Connor. 

We continue our journey through the season of Advent. Over the four Sundays we are sharing various reflections on the season  of waiting which often gets subsumed into the mayhem of the rush to Christmas. We ask ourselves what Advent is for and how can we create space to let Advent be Advent.  Lets not get to the end of Advent and regret that we missed it!On this the fourth Sunday of Advent, Fr Frank Duhig shares with us a reflection on Advent from Fr Donal O'Leary called "Annunciations Big  & Small". The music piece is taken from the Biscantorat - The Sound of the Spirit from Glenstal Abbey CD from monks of Glenstal called Puer Natus in Bethleham with the late Sinead O'Connor. Reflection with Fr Frank Duhig on the gospel for the 4th Sunday of Advent (Luke 1:26-38) which  is the account of the Annunciation in the infancy narrative in the gospel of St Luke. The music piece is taken from the Biscantorat - The Sound of the Spirit from Glenstal Abbey CD from monks of Glenstal called the Seven Rejoices  of Mary with the late Sinead O'Connor.We have our regular run through the liturgical odds and ends for the coming week including the Christmas Octave when we liturgically stop time to stress the importance of the Christmas Season!

Coach Kerri Brinkoeter, Cathy Endebrock, and Marlene McMichael look at God's GPS plan for the birth of Jesus. God Provides Safety (GPS) for Baby Jesus in a simple barn one the lower level of a house in Bethleham. God Provides a Star, another GPS which serves to guide the Magi, first, to Herod and then to where Jesus lay in a manger. Finally, God Provides a Savior, a final GPS path to salvation for all the world. Join the ladies of LoveTalk for the second in the the 2023 Christmas Series: The Secular, the Sacred, & the Simple.

Coach Kerri Brinkoeter, Cathy Endebrock, and Marlene McMichael look at God's GPS plan for the birth of Jesus. God Provides Safety (GPS) for Baby Jesus in a simple barn one the lower level of a house in Bethleham. God Provides a Star, another GPS which serves to guide the Magi, first, to Herod and then to where Jesus lay in a manger. Finally, God Provides a Savior, a final GPS path to salvation for all the world. Join the ladies of LoveTalk for the second in the the 2023 Christmas Series: The Secular, the Sacred, & the Simple.

Join the ladies of LoveTalk for the first in the Christmas series titled, "The Secular, the Sacred & the Simple." In this series, the Co-Hosts recognize that the treasured Christmas holiday can become distorted by frenetic activity and materialism, even though it is really sacred celebration of Christ's birth. This program will highlight the stories of Mary and Joseph, whose simple "yes" response to God enabled the birth that brought salvation to the world.

Join the ladies of LoveTalk for the first in the Christmas series titled, "The Secular, the Sacred & the Simple." In this series, the Co-Hosts recognize that the treasured Christmas holiday can become distorted by frenetic activity and materialism, even though it is really sacred celebration of Christ's birth. This program will highlight the stories of Mary and Joseph, whose simple "yes" response to God enabled the birth that brought salvation to the world.

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Welcome to Girls Gone Hallmark, the podcast where Megan and Wendy review the feel-good movies from the Hallmark Channel. Today, we'll be discussing the newest original movie, “Field Day” starring Rachel Boston and Benjamin Ayres. As PTO moms, we had a lot to say about this one. If you enjoy listening to Girls Gone Hallmark, we could definitely use your 5-star ratings and written reviews on your preferred podcast platform. Apple Podcast listeners: Use your phone's podcast app -> find the Girls Gone Hallmark show -> scroll all the way down to the review section -> tap 5 stars and tell listeners why Girls Gone Hallmark is your favorite Hallmark podcast. Hallmark News - October 2023 HALLMARK IS IN ITS TAYLOR SWIFT ERA! Hallmark Media likely put out some big dollars for use of Taylor Swift's “Christmas Tree Farm” song in their 2023 CTC promos.  Sleepy Kitty Paw on Twitter shared that Field Day pulled in 1.52M live viewers and .12 in the key demo. The movie was the top, non-sports, program of the night. Per Hallmark, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Ghost was a ratings knock out with 3.9 million unduplicated total viewers. It is the network's most-watched 2023 premiere. How many total number holiday movies across all platforms/channels do you think there are this year? Roughly 155. Last year is was 243. About "Field Day" Rachel Boston stars as Jen. Rachel was last in “The More Love Grows” for Hallmark, before that she was in “A Christmas Cookie Catastrophe.” Sadly, Rachel is not in any of this year's CTC movies. Mr. Romance University plays Coach Dan Aldridge. Benjamin Ayres has a whopping 93 acting credits including last year's “Long Lost Christmas.” Most recently he was in a Canadian show called “Family Law.” He will co-star with Laura Vandervoot in “Miracle in Bethleham, PA” on December 21st on HMM. Shannon Chan-Kent plays Kelly. Talk about whopping, Kelly has 286 acting credits. She does a ton of voice work on animated shows like “Strawberry Shortcake,” “Sonic Prime” and “Polly Pocket.” Her last Hallmark credits looks like 2019's “Holiday Date” and “Flip That Romance.” She was also in “The Irresistible Blueberry Farm.” Carmel Amit plays scary lawyer lady Marissa. She has 65 acting credits including last year's “A Fabled Holiday.”  The script was written Julie Sherman Wolfe. Up next for Julie is "Holiday Hotline." She took over the script after the original writer Duane Poole after he passed away. David Winning directed. He previous titles include "Time for Him to Come Home for Christmas," "The Nine Kittens of Christmas," "The 27-Hour Day" and about 80 others. The movie was filmed last fall in Vancouver, Canada. Fan Favorite Fall Hallmark Movie Reviews Get ready to welcome the fall season with your favorite Hallmark movies and Girls Gone Hallmark! This season, we are bringing plethora of fan favorites that you wouldn't want to miss. Stay tuned as we release brand new movie reviews every Tuesday. Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, so you never miss out on any of our exciting reviews. Falling for You - Hallmark Movie Review starring Taylor Cole and Tyler Hynes Autumn in the Vineyard - Hallmark Movie Review featuring Brendan Penny and Rachel Leigh Cook Pumpkin Pie Wars - Hallmark Movie Review with Julie Gonzalo and Rico Aragon My Best Friend's Bouquet - Hallmark Movie Review starring Chaley Rose and Nathan Witte Love, Of Course - with Guest Eric Rutin from Hallmark Mysteries & More Podcast Sweet Autumn - Hallmark Movie Review featuring Nikki DeLoach and Andrew Walker Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade - Hallmark Movie Review with guests Bran and Dan from Deck the Hallmark

Welcome back to Mutual Presents! We're back with another double-feature from First Nighter, the two-decade radio drama-comedy series that aired on various radio stations from 1930 to 1953 before landing on Mutual from 1942 to 1944. It's "Oh Say Can You See" and "O Little Town of Bethleham"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Mutual Presents! We're back with another double-feature from First Nighter, the two-decade radio drama-comedy series that aired on various radio stations from 1930 to 1953 before landing on Mutual from 1942 to 1944. It's "Oh Say Can You See" and "O Little Town of Bethleham"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we have a special show for you. Christmas is in a few days, and we thought what a great way to celebrate by bringing someone on who specializes in Israel and leads trips or pilgrimages through the Holy Land and talk about the little town of Bethlehem. I invited my friend Brain Haynes on the show today to help me unpack some of the really neat aspects of Bethlehem and the importance of why God chose this location for the Prince of Peace, God's One and Only Son, to be born here. Brian Haynes serves as lead pastor of Bay Area Church and Christian School in League City, Texas. He graduated from Baylor University, Southwestern Seminary, and Liberty Theological Seminary, where he earned a D.Min for his work in discipleship and family ministry. Pastor Brian is an author and influencer having written Relentless Parenting: The Crucial Pursuit of Your Teen's Heart (co-authored by his wife Angela), Shift: What it Takes to Finally Reach Families Today, and The Legacy Path: Discover Intentional Spiritual Parenting. He is a contributing author for Recalibrate: A New Measure for Family Ministry and Family Ministry and the Church. His newest book, War in the Wilderness: Fight for Your Family When Life Isn't as it Should Be, is set to release in the spring of 2023. To find out more about Brian or read about his books: www.brianhaynes.org, www.bayarea.church, twitter @MBrianHaynes, Instagram @mbrianhaynes, Facebook @drbrianhaynes and @pastorbrianhaynes The intro for today's episode was by Merry Christmas Charlie Brown Would you like to email Candice R. Reyes? Feel free to email her at info@hooks2crook.com Find out more about Hooks2Crook Ministries by visiting our website: www.hooks2crook.com. Become a Patreon Member to support Hooks2Crook Ministries. Hooks2Crook Ministries is a 501(c)(3), and all donations are tax-deductible. EIN# 86-1631718

DescriptionFeel free to search and listen to us on Spotify or I Tunes or Podvine Podcasts. The message portion of the podcast will be available in print on Monday after the release.  This is Season 6  Episode 17. This is the start of our Christmas Series.Week 1:  The BeginningWeek 2:  Two for the Price of OneWeek 3:  The Path to BethlehamPlease note that our website has changed to crossingbarriersministry.com. It will be live shortly. In the meantime,  check out our Facebook for the outreach services you can utilize and exciting news including our Food Pantry..Our Ministry has changed format. We no longer do weekly outreach.  We now provide snack bags to several Day shelters as well we now have a fully working Food Pantry. We still offer resource directions when requested   

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

This is an explanation of why wisemen from the east were interested in worshipping Jesus, the newborn King of the Jews.

Rev. Ron Steinbrenner

Sabbath December 10, 2022

In this episode we dig into why Yeshua was born in Bethleham and find even more evidence even in rabbinical sources about this event and what it means for him to be born in these fields of bethleham. If you'd like to sign up for Dr. Broshi's upcoming course, find out more in the link below! https://college.oneforisrael.org/rabbinic-literature/ https://www.oneforisrael.org/arise-online/ Help us bring this life giving truth to our people here and around the world!

Micah 5:2

Religion Today host Martin Tanner explains the "Wise Men" or "Magi" (the root word for magician" in English may have been Zoroastrian Priests traveling from the east, near or at Babylon.  The Star of Bethleham could have been a comet, a super-nova or perhaps a super-natural event.  Jesus was likely born in 4 BC or earlier because King Harod, who spoke with the Magi, died in 4 BC.  These and other details of the traditional Christmas Story of the Birth of our Savior are described in this episode of Religion Today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded Dec 9 2001

Yeruslem Shaharko Bethleham Gawaima by Joshua

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Advent week 2: Ray looks at Bethlehem and Faith. We have been hearing a lot from the British politicians of their promises and manifestos in the run up to election day this Thursday. Ray likens this to Jesus' manifesto when he reads the prophecy in Isaiah. Ray then delves into the history, culture and customs of the day explaining the significance of Bethleham, the stables and manger and the lack of room at the inn and a whole lot more. Enjoy the message. Passages: Luke 4:16-19, Psalm 146:3-10, Micah 5:2,4-5a, Luke 2:1-7

Advent week 2 Ray looks at Bethlehem and Faith. We have been hearing a loty from the British politicains of their promises and manifestoes in the run up to election day this Thursday. Ray likens this to Jesus' maifesto when he reads the prophecy in Isaiah. Rayh then delves into the history, culture and customs of the day explaining the significance of Bethleham, the stables and manger and the lack of room at the inn and a whole lot more. Enjoy the message.

Date preached: 2018.12.08

Date preached: 2018.12.23

06/16/2019 am-Jesse of Bethleham by Pastor Greg Keenen

We’re continuing our series on Hope with Joseph’s story. The Bible doesn’t say much about Jesus’ earthly father, but what we do know paints a picture of a man who had hope when things weren’t looking so good in Bethleham.

Kelly talks to Chalis Montgomery, Congressional candidate in the Georgia 10th District, about her daughter's chronic illness and her husband's loss of his health insurance, about the moral imperative of the Poor People's Campaign, about the beauty and diversity of the 10th district, and about what it means to Fight Like a Mother.

Kelly talks to Chalis Montgomery, Congressional candidate in the Georgia 10th District, about her daughter's chronic illness and her husband's loss of his health insurance, about the moral imperative of the Poor People's Campaign, about the beauty and diversity of the 10th district, and about what it means to Fight Like a Mother.

In the message "1973", Pastor Jerry discusses the correlation between the Old Testament story of Moses, the New Testament story of Jesus, and a correlation with today, while exposing the attempt of Satan to silence a God-Seeking generation and hinder the impact of the Kingdom. Threatened by an explosion of the Hebrew population Pharaoh of Egypt put out an order, in approximately 1446 BC, that ALL the Hebrew male babies be killed. In approximately 4 BC King Herod put out a similar kill order to kill all boys near Bethleham, in an effort to snuff out the life of the new born King Jesus. In 1973 the Supreme Court of the US made a ruling that would allowed for the similar killing of babies in our country in this generation. This time it’s the preborn... and this time it was both boys and girls. If we look at history, we will see that Satan has used this tactic more than once. Through all of this, God has spared you and this generation. Satan has feared this generation, just as he feared the generation of Moses and of Christ. God has called you! Show the Lord you are NOT ASHAMED!!

Yolande Knell soaks up the atmosphere in Bethlehem's Manger Square as Christians worldwide prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Reporter Vishva Samani talks to women sleeping rough in Manchester and asks why their numbers are increasing. A Muslim, a Jewish and a Hindu family each describe what they get up to on the 25th December. Two years ago, the Butrus family fled persecution Iraq and Syria because of their Christian faith. As they prepare to celebrate their second Christmas in this country, they tell Edward Stourton about their flight and their hopes for the future. In recent years, Islamic extremist such as ISIS and Boko Haram have attacked Christians in the Middle East and Africa but there is growing concern for Christian communities in India, Pakistan and China too. John Pontifex from Aid to the Church in Need tells Edward why persecution against Christians is on the rise. Since 1983, the choir of King's College Cambridge has performed a new carol at the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. This year's is by Welsh composer Huw Watkins, Professor of Composition at the Royal Academy of Music, we get a sneak preview. In the early years of the 20th century, 'the wizardry of Mr Marconi' enabled the BBC to celebrate a very British sort of Christmas with the rest of the world. To take a look at those first festive offerings from Auntie Beeb, Edward is joined by Paul Kerensa, author of a new book called 'Hark! The Biography of Christmas'. Sarah Mullally has just been appointed to the one of the top jobs in the Church of England - she is going to be the next Bishop of London. She talks about the challenges ahead and how her background in nursing will impact on her new role. Producers: Helen Lee Lissa Cook Series Producer: Amanda Hancox.

This week the boys sit down in Bethleham, PA before a show to discuss their theories on Dragons, systemic racism in sports, Ravens who get discharged from the British Army, and of course, what they shoved in their fat faces this week.    Share, subscribe, leave us a review, and tell ya friends!   wellREDcomedy.com for tour dates, merch, and our book The Liberal Redneck Manifesto!  Come see us, y'all!!!  

Our favorite Christmas is the first Christmas in Bethleham. Dr. Marr tells us why.

Matthew asks you: Who is your king? Herod or Jesus Luke asks: Who is your savior Caesar or Jesus Luke 2:34-35 Behold, this child is appointed for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign that is opposed (and a sword will pierce through your own soul also), so that thoughts from many hearts may be revealed.”

2007-11-25-1030 Dr. Dennis McGuire, General Overseer of the Church of God is the guest speaker for 10:30 Sunday morning November 25th, 2007.Scripture Ref: Ruth 1:10-22Topic: RepentanceNotes:- Remembering, returning, renewal (revival)- Naomi returns to Bethlehem, "I was full, now I am empty"- Things happen that bring us to bitterness- We don't recognize how blessed we are and we leave; the devil tries to pull us out of God’s house- To be used by God, you will first be broken, poured out, spilled out- You don’t judge a man when all is going good- Those God uses mightily, He first wounds deeply- You cannot smell yourself; blame everyone else; when you seek to change yourself you find victory- What the devil takes away, God will restore- The prodigal son