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Directed By: John Isberg Starring: Thom Mathews,Carl Bailey,Bishop Steven, Some other dead fuckers In the aftermath of a tragedy at a summer camp, a group of camp counselors find themselves fighting for their lives against a masked killer, who really just needed a hug. You can buy or rent Final Summer here We Also Talked About: Cold Comes the Night (Brian Cranston is Blind!) Deafula (A movie about a deaf dracula) God Is A Bullet (Where's Waldeau?) The Passenger (I ride and I ride) BP from Let's Talk Horror's Interview with Final Summer director Jason Isberg 42nd Street Pete The Risky World of Hardcore Bingo Of course - don't forget to check us out at Crap.Town Make sure to check out the trailer for “In Search of Darkness :1990-1994” and order your copy today! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deweypodmonster/message
"In all the ways that we are broken, God is not that. He is completely different and BETTER than us in every way." - Bp. StevenOn this episode of the podcast, we get to hear a conversation with the Rt. Rev. Dr. Steven Tighe of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA)! Steven was recently consecrated as Bishop in the Diocese of the Southwest. Previously he served as the Canon for Youth Ministry for the Anglican Church in North America, having been involved with youth ministry since leaving college. He graduated Rice University, with two degrees in Electrical Engineering and did computer research in Austin before attending Trinity School for Ministry (TSM) and taught youth ministry there while on staff with Rock the World Youth Mission Alliance. Steven has an Mdiv from TSM and PhD from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, IL. Steven currently lives in El Paso, TX with his wife, Tricia. Steven gets most of his exercise mountain biking in the El Paso hills. He reads a lot, plays computer games, writes songs, is an accomplished sand sculptor and has recently taken up kite surfing. During the season of Advent, we're reminded of how sacred Christmas really is - Jesus, coming to earth, God with us, so that we may have a relationship with the Father. So, how do we carry that sacredness with us for the rest of the year? Steven and I chat about what holiness is and how we trust God in the midst of difficult circumstances because of who He is. We hope this episode encourages you in your own walk with the Lord! Be sure to stay up to date with Abundant Life: You Were Made for More by visiting our blog - and if you're loving the podcast, send guest recommendations to us or leave us a star-rating/review on your favorite listening platform to spread the word about the you were made for more message.You Were Made for More Social Media: FacebookTwitterInstagram
"Luke 24:13-35 Meeting: 6pm Series: Bold Integrity"
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This week's episode highlights the relationship between religion, faith, and human flourishing. Our conversation today is with Steven Croft, Bishop of Oxford, Church of England, for whom a belief in God and human flourishing — both individual and societal — are inextricably linked. Subscribe to Stories of Impact wherever you listen to podcasts Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube Comments, questions and suggestions info@storiesofimpact.org Supported by Templeton World Charity Foundation
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Gifting for the call and mission
Will Cloyse started writing music at an early age and started his first Gospel group called, The Voices of Resurrection, who traveled and performed at many events throughout the United States. He is a minister at Calvary Church in Topeka Kansas where him and his wife and children, work alongside of Bishop Steven and Carla Crowder. The lord has blessed him with many opportunities, but the best and the greatest opportunity was being able to serve God himself. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keith-paul6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-paul6/support
In the early days of the internet, information technology could be viewed as morally neutral. It was simply a means of passing data from one point to another. But, as communications technology has advanced by using algorithms, tracking and identifiers to shape the flow of information, we are being presented with moral and ethical questions about how the internet is being used and even reshaping what it means to be human.In this episode of Big Tech, Taylor Owen speaks with the Right Reverend Dr. Steven Croft, the Bishop of Oxford, Church of England. Bishop Steven, as he is known to his own podcast audience, is a board member of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation and has been part of other committees such as the House of Lords' Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence.Bishop Steven approaches the discussions around tech from a very different viewpoint, not as an academic or technologist but as a theologian in the Anglican church: “I think technology changes the way we relate to one another, and that relationship is at the heart of our humanity.” He compares what is happening now in society with the internet to the advent of the printing press in the fifteenth century, which democratized knowledge and changed the world in profound ways. The full impacts of this current technological shift in our society are yet to be known. But, he cautions, we must not lose sight of our core human principles when developing technology and ensure that we deploy it for “the common good of humankind.” “I don't think morals and ethics can be manufactured out of nothing or rediscovered. And if we don't have morality and ethics as the heart of the algorithms, when they're being crafted, then the unfairness will be even greater than they otherwise have been.”
Episode 4: Chosen Bishop Steven is joined this week by the Rt Revd Mary D. Glasspool, Assistant Bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of New York. As they delve deeper into 1 Peter, Bishop Mary discusses the complexities of being ‘chosen' without feeling entitled, as she and Bishop Steven contemplate the seeds of hope for a post-pandemic future and the idea of the church as a centre for healing and protection. She also has some thoughts about the Lambeth Conference, taking place in 2022... A video of their conversation is also available to watch on the Diocese of Oxford YouTube channel
Episode 3: Living Stone We have learned during the pandemic how important our church buildings are. But we've also learned more deeply than we did before, that the church is not the building. The church is the community which gathers for worship, whether virtually or physically, and is sustained by the presence of the Risen Christ in Word and sacrament. It is we who are the living stones. Church leadership teams can sign up to find out more about Come and See 2022 using this form The picture for this episode is taken from the poster on Bishop Steven's wall, referred to in his introduction.
Episode 2: Resilience In a candid conversation with the Bishop of Western Louisiana, the Rt Revd Jacob Wayne Owensby, Bishop Steven delves deeper into the first letter of 1 Peter. Facing the uncomfortable realisation of feeling too content in the world as it is, and the importance of being the light in a world that's aching for more, Bishops Steven and Jacob explore how to be people of resilience and grit in times of great hardship. A video of their conversation is also available to watch on the Diocese of Oxford YouTube channel
The Most Reverend Steven Raica shares how sacred art and music have the power to enrich both personal and parish faith life. Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa.
The Most Reverend Steven Raica shares how sacred art and music have the power to enrich both personal and parish faith life. Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa.
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Bishop Steven concludes our exploration of Holy Communion - the meal through which we may come and eat and be restored.
In episode three of Come and Eat, Bishop Steven explores holy communion as a sign of hope, with wine as a symbol of both joy and suffering.
Our hosts continued by visiting with Bishop Steven Biegler, Fr. Bryce Lungren & Staff on the Spring Live Drive!
Episode two of Come and Eat, Bishop Steven's podcast exploring holy communion, focuses on Jesus as the bread of life.
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Bishop Steven shares his thoughts on the final lines of the Creed in the last in the Come and See series for the Diocese of Oxford.
How do we experience the Holy Spirit at work in our lives? The fourth in the Come and See series from Bishop Steven.
In the third of the Come and See series, Bishop Steven explores the third part of the Creed - 'He was crucified, died and rose again.'
In the early days of the internet, information technology could be viewed as morally neutral. It was simply a means of passing data from one point to another. But, as communications technology has advanced by using algorithms, tracking and identifiers to shape the flow of information, we are being presented with moral and ethical questions about how the internet is being used and even reshaping what it means to be human. In this episode of Big Tech, Taylor Owen speaks with the Right Reverend Dr. Steven Croft, the Bishop of Oxford, Church of England. Bishop Steven, as he is known to his own podcast audience, is a board member of the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation and has been part of other committees such as the House of Lords’ Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence. Bishop Steven approaches the discussions around tech from a very different viewpoint, not as an academic or technologist but as a theologian in the Anglican church: “I think technology changes the way we relate to one another, and that relationship is at the heart of our humanity.” He compares what is happening now in society with the internet to the advent of the printing press in the fifteenth century, which democratized knowledge and changed the world in profound ways. The full impacts of this current technological shift in our society are yet to be known. But, he cautions, we must not lose sight of our core human principles when developing technology and ensure that we deploy it for “the common good of humankind.” “I don’t think morals and ethics can be manufactured out of nothing or rediscovered. And if we don’t have morality and ethics as the heart of the algorithms, when they’re being crafted, then the unfairness will be even greater than they otherwise have been.”
The Queen has approved the appointment of Gavin Collins as the next Bishop of Dorchester. Meet Gavin in this special edition of Bishop Steven's podcast.
Join us today as Bishop Steven Yates begins our new series, The Parables of Jesus: Unlocking the Parable with the Keys to the Kingdom. Today, Bishop comes from Isaiah 55:9-13 and we will learn what it means for you.
The first episode in a new series of reflective podcasts by Bishop Steven. The series aims to resource the Church during the period of lockdown due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. Episode 1 - an exploration of Psalm 1: Like a tree planted.
How can we remain hopeful in this time of trial and uncertainty? Bishop Steven Biegler of the Diocese of Cheyenne will offer some words of encouragement and share some practical things we can do as we visit with him in this segment.
How can we remain hopeful in this time of trial and uncertainty? Bishop Steven Biegler of the Diocese of Cheyenne will offer some words of encouragement and share some practical things we can do as we visit with him in this segment.
Many listeners will know of Bishop Ossie, the Bishop of Kimberley and Kuruman, our South African link diocese. In the latest edition of My Extraordinary Family, Bishop Steven chats to Bishop Ossie about his vast, rural diocese on the edge of the Kalahari Desert, his forthcoming retirement and what it means for our two dioceses to be in close partnership.
Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption October 23, 2019
SUMMARY: While I am pleased to finally see extensive news coverage of Mormon Bishop/Stake High Councilman Steven Murdock’s voyeurism story, I feel strongly that the reporters are missing the most important part of this story: basically, that Mormon church leadership explicitly knew of Bishop Murdock’s history of sexual harassment as early as 2017, but chose to ignore the reports, kept him in as bishop for several months after the firing, and eventually “promoted” Steven Murdock to the Stake High Council in spite of at least three different direct reports regarding his pattern of behavior. The following report comes from personal interviews with over 20 individuals who have personal relationships with Steven Murdock, either as friends, co-workers, neighbors, or ward/stake members.
Preached by Bishop Steven Busulwa at Living Word Assembly of God Church during Possibility Summit 2019 (Week 2)
The Queen has approved the appointment of Olivia Graham as the next Bishop of Reading. In this special edition of the podcast, Bishop Steven talks with Olivia about her Christian formation, her ministry since ordination and her hopes for the role she is about to take on.
Dr Philip Salmon is a parliamentary historian by trade who is involved in a scheme to renew John Henry Newman's historic vision for St Mary and St Nicolas Church in Littlemore to provide a community space in one of Oxford's poorest communities. Bishop Steven visited the church to talk to Philip about the scheme.
Tony Wilson became our new Diocesan Director of Education, leading a team that supports 283 Church of England Schools across the Thames Valley region, in January. As he approaches the end of his first term in his exciting new role, Tony chats to Bishop Steven about the challenges and opportunities in the education sector.
The Oxford Winter Night Shelter is going from strength to strength providing warmth and a safe place to sleep for some of the city's growing numbers of rough sleepers during the coldest nights of the year. Bishop Steven spoke to the Revd Mary Gurr, Oxford's chaplain to the homeless, as volunteers were setting the shelter up for the night.
Nail technician turned pioneer minister, the Revd Erika Biscoe tells Bishop Steven about a powerful initiative to help girls with their self-esteem.
Genesis 1:1-10 & Luke 11:1-10 Meeting: 6pm Series: One-off talks"
The Revd Tina Molyneux is spearheading a scheme that is transforming people's faith journeys across the Diocese of Oxford. She tells Bishop Steven about her own life and her work as our new discipleship enabler.
Setting God’s People Free for… Monday to Saturday offers seven small shifts that will make a big difference to the way we worship, pray and support each other in our everyday faith. Nick Shepherd, program director, chats to Bishop Steven about #everydayfaith
Discovering Prayer helps thousands of people to go deeper with God through different forms of audio prayers and meditations. Bishop Steven chats to Michelle Eyre, Chief Prayer Officer and Founder in this latest edition of My (extraordinary) family.
The Rt Revd Andrew Proud retires at Easter. Bishop Andrew chats to Bishop Steven about his ministry in England and in Ethiopia.
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Sunday Sermon
This picture of Jesus before the tomb of Lazarus gives us the picture of how the Church is to be in the world: the foundation of God's mission is compassion: feeling with and suffering with others. Weeping with those who weep. This episode is reflection 11 of 21. Written and read by Bishop Steven, each reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life. Written and read by Bishop Steven, this reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life.
This picture of Jesus before the tomb of Lazarus gives us the picture of how the Church is to be in the world: the foundation of God's mission is compassion: feeling with and suffering with others. Weeping with those who weep. This episode is reflection 11 of 21. Written and read by Bishop Steven, each reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life. Written and read by Bishop Steven, this reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life.
Let's stay with Jesus' vulnerability a little longer... In several places John's Gospel presents us, within a few verses, with Christ's divinity and his humanity, and the ways in which the two are interwoven. Written and read by Bishop Steven, this reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life.
Let's stay with Jesus' vulnerability a little longer... In several places John's Gospel presents us, within a few verses, with Christ's divinity and his humanity, and the ways in which the two are interwoven. Written and read by Bishop Steven, this reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life.
This is the only place in the fourth Gospel where Jesus reveals his deepest emotions. We love him for it. This weakness and vulnerability calls forth a response in John's readers in every generation. This episode is reflection 9 of 21. Written and read by Bishop Steven, each reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life.
This is the only place in the fourth Gospel where Jesus reveals his deepest emotions. We love him for it. This weakness and vulnerability calls forth a response in John's readers in every generation. This episode is reflection 9 of 21. Written and read by Bishop Steven, each reflection accompanies the booklet Abundant Life.
Over a hundred people from across the diocese came together on Saturday 20th January to reflect on progress so far...
Bishop Steven discusses a courageous church at the Dorchester Deanery Day 30 September 2017
Bishop Steven discusses a compassionate church at the Dorchester Deanery Day 30 September 2017
Bishop Steven discusses a contemplative church at the Dorchester Deanery Day 30 September 2017
Bishop Steven’s Address to the Dorchester Area Day 30 September 2017
Bishop Steven talks to Jill Moody how this process might help us create a shared vision for the future of the diocese. Listen now…
Bishop Steven visit to Aylesbury Deanery talking about his vision for the diocese
Bishop Steven Johnson All Nations Pentecost Church of God in Christ. Bringing down the word, We are going to hear a prophetic word from given to Bishop Johnson to break down the word to us in a way like none other we are in for a real special treat like no other he is an awersome preacher/ teacher and can break it down for you spiritually.
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