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In this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the concluding chapter of the Book of Colossians, discussing the profound Christology and transformative truths presented by Paul. They reflect on the power of community in faith, highlighting how Paul acknowledges his fellow laborers by name and the importance of each individual's role in the body of Christ. The conversation weaves through the perseverance required in disciple-making, the balance of rights and responsibilities, and the significance of prayer and support within ministry. As they wrap up the series, Jay and Brian invite listeners to reflect on the lessons learned from Colossians, preparing for an upcoming series on the Book of James.

In this episode of the Sermon Notes podcast, Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the practical applications of scripture, specifically focusing on Colossians 3 and 4. They discuss the significance of living under the lordship of Jesus Christ in various aspects of life, including marriage, parenting, and work relationships. Jay and Brian highlight the transformative power of the Gospel in redefining authority, submission, and love, countering cultural power dynamics with biblical principles. They emphasize the importance of understanding and applying a Christ-centered worldview, encouraging listeners to engage with scripture in a way that allows God's truth to reshape their lives and relationships. Alongside these insights, they share personal anecdotes and offer encouragement for fostering healthy, God-glorifying relationships within the family and community.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Brian Ball welcomes Pastor John Joseph, the campus and teaching pastor at the Station Hill campus, to dive deeper into the Book of Colossians. Throughout their conversation, they explore Paul's declaration of Christ's supremacy and how this powerful message from a prison cell serves as a foundational reminder that Christ is sufficient for every spiritual need. As they journey through Colossians, they specifically discuss the process of sanctification—the act of putting off the old self and putting on the new—emphasizing virtues like compassion, kindness, humility, and patience. The discussion also delves into the importance of letting the peace of Christ rule in our hearts, aiming to equip believers with a sense of peace and purpose in a troubled world. This episode highlights the significance of living a Christ-centered life and the transformative power of the Gospel.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and co-host Brian Ball dive deep into Colossians 3, exploring how Paul's teachings from prison emphasize the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ for every spiritual need. They discuss the transition from understanding theological truths to applying them practically in our daily lives. The conversation focuses on key imperatives like setting our minds on things above and putting sin to death, highlighting the continuous need for growth and grace-fueled effort in a believer's life. They also delve into John Owen's work on the mortification of sin, providing insights into diagnosing and addressing sin's severity and consequences. Throughout, they underscore the importance of centering our lives on Christ, recognizing that our truest identity is hidden in Him.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, titled Colossians: Exploring Christ's Supremacy and St. Patrick's Faithful Legacy, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the book of Colossians, focusing on Paul's robust declaration of Christ's supremacy. As they explore the text, they discuss the significance of rooting faith in Christ alone amidst the allure of false gospels, like prosperity, self-help, and political ideologies. They emphasize the importance of true biblical teaching in identifying and resisting these misleading narratives. In honor of St. Patrick's Day, the episode also highlights the impactful missionary work of St. Patrick, illustrating his legacy as a model of faithfulness and cultural transformation grounded in the gospel. Jay and Brian conclude with a segment from St. Patrick's renowned prayer, underscoring the centrality of Christ in all aspects of life. Whether you're diving deeper into scripture or learning anew about historical Christian figures, this episode invites listeners to reflect on how Christ's victory and teachings remain relevant today.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Brian Ball and guest Fadi Al Hagal, the Multiplication Minister at Brentwood Baptist, delve into the themes of church multiplication and suffering in the Christian faith. They discuss the role of church multiplication in investing resources to renew churches and train leaders without expecting anything in return, emphasizing the importance of joining the Holy Spirit's work worldwide. The conversation then transitions to the central topic of suffering, exploring its significance in refining Christian character and drawing believers closer to God. By examining scriptural references from Colossians, the hosts highlight how suffering is a gift that aligns Christians with Christ's journey and promotes spiritual growth, encouragement, and witnessing to others. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Fadi and Brian underscore the transformative power of suffering and the communal strength found within the church to navigate these challenges.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother, along with guests Aaron Bryant and Brian Ball, deepens the exploration of the book of Colossians, focusing on Paul's profound declarations of Christ's supremacy detailed in Colossians 1:15–23. The discussion highlights the sufficiency of Christ for every spiritual need, touching on the transformational power of understanding Jesus as both fully divine and fully human. The guests discuss the concept of Christology, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Christ as both the supreme Lord of creation and the head of the church. They also discuss the practical applications of this understanding in daily life, the significance of corporate worship, prayer, daily scripture intake, and living a Christ-centered life. The episode is a reflection on the awe-inspiring nature of Jesus, encouraging listeners to pursue a deeper, worshipful relationship with Him.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball begin their deep dive into the Book of Colossians, highlighting the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ as expressed by Paul. They discuss the importance of context when studying scripture and suggest various resources, from study Bibles to commentaries, to enrich one's understanding. The conversation also touches on the power of specific prayer, drawing from Paul's prayers for the church at Colossae, and emphasizes the need for gratitude and encouragement within the church community. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to deepen their exploration of scripture, using both traditional and digital tools, to better know Christ and make Him known.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother delves into the profound role of prayer in personal and community life with guests Joe Hudson and Brian Ball, focusing predominantly on the prayer efforts for Brentwood Baptist Church and the divine answers received. Joe shares compelling stories of how prayer guided his team through daunting projects, leading to miraculous financial provisions and even transforming skeptical colleagues into believers. Brian emphasizes the significance of persistent, bold prayers, recounting experiences of debt being paid off and the impact of prayer walks taught by Dr. Gerald Stowe. Together, they highlight the necessity of prayer in spiritual battles and church growth, intertwining scriptural wisdom and personal testimonies to inspire listeners to cultivate a robust prayer life. The episode poignantly underscores the legacy of faith, community cohesion, and the unforeseeable ways God's grace manifests through the congregation's dedicated prayers.

In this reflective episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball explore the profound journey through the Bible, culminating with the study of 1-3 John and Revelation. They dive into John's writings, emphasizing themes of fellowship, love, and divine sovereignty, and discuss the distinct style of Revelation as a unifying revelation of Jesus Christ. The conversation weaves through the historical context of John's exile, the pastoral themes of his letters, and the ultimate message of hope and victorious faith that Revelation brings. As they discuss the symbolic nature of apocalyptic literature and the necessity of small group connections, Jay and Brian express deep gratitude for their friendship and collaboration, leaving listeners with holiday greetings and aspirations for a deeper, prayerful engagement with scripture in the year ahead.

It's always fun when we have the Cyanic Automation crew on the show and this time was no different! The guys were joined this week by Doug Kondor, Founder & CEO and Mike Heath, Founder & CTO at Cyanic Automation with a bonus appearance by Brian Ball, PLS an all around good guy from MH Surveys! Take this journey with us as we dive into the innovative world of Job Book, a cutting-edge platform revolutionizing how professionals manage all phases of their projects and the daily operation of their respective businesses all in ONE place. With real-time project monitoring, streamlined invoicing, and enhanced staff accountability, Job Book may very well be the perfect solution for your growing company. Whether you're a sole proprietor, partnership or LLC, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss! Music by Dire Straits!

In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother is joined by guest Brian Ball to delve into the books of Jude and Hebrews, offering listeners a profound discussion on perseverance in a broken world and the powerful concluding doxology in Jude. The conversation traverses Hebrews' rich themes, emphasizing Jesus' superiority over key religious figures and his role as a compassionate high priest who resonates with human experiences. They explore the significance of biblical heroes pointing to God's glory, the necessity of contending for faith amid false teachings, and the importance of aligning one's life with scripture. As the holiday season approaches, Jay and Brian provide heartfelt encouragement to focus on Jesus amidst societal pressures, underscoring the hope and certainty found in faith. The episode wraps up with warm holiday greetings, a call for listener engagement, and an invitation to stay connected with the podcast community through the upcoming special end-of-year episode.

In this powerful episode of "Sermon Notes," hosted by Jay Strother and featuring guest Brian Ball, the discussion dives into the letters of First and Second Peter, exploring themes of spiritual discernment, the urgency of eternal matters, and the importance of maintaining a pure gospel. Jay and Brian emphasize testing teachings against scripture, sharing the joy and duty of spreading the Gospel, and understanding God's timing and patience. The episode also touches on the resilience of the church amidst internal and external challenges and the transformative journey of the apostle Peter. With metaphors like "living stones" and sailing to illustrate faith, listeners are encouraged to remain steadfast in their beliefs, obedient to God's call, and focused on the eternal significance of their spiritual journey.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the intricate connections between medieval architecture, church leadership, and scriptural teachings. Using the metaphor of "flying buttresses," the episode explores how strategic support structures extend beyond the church walls into the community, similar to relationships in gospel ministry. The discussion encompasses church discipline, the essential role of lesser-known ministries, and the pressing need for prayer and faithfulness to scripture. As they analyze Paul's pastoral letters, particularly Second Timothy, they underscore the importance of contentment, mentorship, leadership development, and combating false teachings within the church. This episode richly intertwines theological insights with practical guidance for contemporary Christian living and leadership, ultimately reinforcing Jesus Christ as the only path to salvation.

In the latest episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother is joined by guest Brian Ball to delve into the profound themes of Paul's prison epistles, specifically exploring the letters to the Colossians, Ephesians, Philemon, and Philippians. The conversation weaves through the transformative power of the gospel on social structures, the Christian concept of kindness and responsibility, and the exaltation of Christ's humility as an example for faithful living. They discuss Onesimus's journey from a runaway slave to a bishop of Ephesus and reflect on Paul's emphasis on Christian responsibilities over personal rights. By examining the theological depth and practical guidance within these letters, Jay and Brian highlight the significance of meditating on Scripture for spiritual growth, the eternal security found in Christ, and the importance of viewing life through a future-oriented, faith-grounded lens.

In this Thanksgiving week episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the profound theological arguments presented by Paul in the Book of Romans. They explore the key concepts of justification and propitiation, emphasizing the hope found in salvation through Christ. The episode contrasts legalism and antinomianism, advocating for a balanced, grace-filled approach to living as "law-loving, free people in Christ." The discussion highlights the importance of the law, the transformational power of the gospel, and the inseparable love of God detailed in Romans Chapter 8. Through personal reflections and deep scriptural insights, the hosts underscore the relevance of Romans in understanding faith, the role of governing authorities, and the communal mission of spreading the gospel, all while weaving in light-hearted commentary on Thanksgiving preparations.

In this episode of Sermon Notes titled "Embracing Paul's Endurance and Ministry: Lessons from Acts and Corinthians" host Jay Strother is joined by guest Brian Vaughl and Brian Ball to delve into the multifaceted challenges and triumphs faced by the Apostle Paul as recounted in the book of Acts and the letters to the Corinthians. They explore Paul's endurance, bi-vocational ministry, and the transformative power of the gospel amidst personal and communal adversity. The discussion navigates through Paul's theological insights, addressing divisive issues within the early church, and underscores the importance of unity, humility, and the sufficiency of God's grace. Highlighting real-life anecdotes and current global issues such as the war in Ukraine, the conversation offers profound reflections on trusting in Christ's strength during trials, advocating for love and authenticity within the church, and encouraging a candid dialogue about sexuality in Christian communities. The episode concludes with an appreciation for the listeners' support and a call to continue engaging with the podcast.

In this enriching episode of the Sermon Notes podcast, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the critical themes of prophetic signs, everyday faithfulness, and the urgent call to live a life reflective of biblical principles. Jay and Brian unpack Paul's teachings on the "day of the Lord" and the importance of faith in action, drawing on examples from the early church and contemporary stories. The episode highlights the significance of small, faithful daily actions—likened to washing dishes—and emphasizes the role of love over judgment, a quiet yet impactful life, and the necessity of spiritual disciplines. With references to the New Testament letters of James, Galatians, and 1st and 2nd Thessalonians, the conversation offers profound insights into living by the Spirit, enduring trials, and maintaining the right balance of anticipation and active faith. Concluding with a call for listener engagement, this episode aims to inspire and challenge believers to align their lives with their faith consistently.

Description: In this compelling episode of the Sermon Notes podcast, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the historical and socio-cultural factors that catalyzed the rapid spread of the Gospel, underscoring divine orchestration in early Christian history. Drawing from the Book of Acts, they explore the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, the radical inclusivity of the Gospel that unified diverse groups, and the resilience of early Christians amidst societal opposition. They also reflect on personal ministry experiences, including the faithful witness of the Ukrainian church in modern times, drawing inspiring parallels to the perseverance depicted in Acts. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to engage in open dialogues about faith and to recognize the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in today's diverse, global church.

In this engaging episode of "Sermon Notes," Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the rich narratives and distinct themes of the Gospel of Luke and Acts. They discuss the profound impact of Luke's writings, which constitute 28% of the New Testament, and highlight his educational background, compassionate storytelling, and focus on universal salvation. Strother and Ball explore key parables such as the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son, emphasizing themes of grace, repentance, and God's extravagant love. They also reflect on the significance of Luke's detailed accounts of Jesus' birth, childhood, and resurrection, underscoring the importance of open-hearted interpretation of scriptures. Through personal anecdotes and theological insights, the episode encourages listeners to live with grace and generosity, resonating with the broader message of Jesus' inclusive and redemptive ministry.

In this special edition of the Sermon Notes podcast, host Jay Strother is joined by guest Brian Ball to explore the intricate relationship between biblical teachings and political engagement, especially as the 2024 election approaches. The discussion emphasizes viewing politics through a biblical lens, maintaining that Jesus' kingship should influence every area of life, including voting. Together, Jay and Brian outline four guiding principles: God is on the Throne, and Jesus is King. No matter the election outcome, Jesus remains sovereign. This perspective helps believers navigate political uncertainties with peace and trust in God's ultimate authority. God is Sovereign Over All Nations and People. God's sovereignty means He is not surprised by election outcomes. Political events unfold under His authority, which provides assurance that He oversees even what we might not understand. No Candidate, Party, or Platform Can Fully Provide, Protect, or Satisfy. While engagement in politics is important, ultimate trust and hope should be placed in God, not in human leaders or political systems, as only God can truly fulfill and guide believers. Christians Are Citizens of Two Kingdom. Believers balance their citizenship in their nation with their ultimate allegiance to the Kingdom of God. They aim to align their actions with God's will, participating thoughtfully in civic duties like voting while prioritizing their commitment to God's kingdom above all else.  With practical steps for faithful engagement, this episode encourages listeners to steward their votes responsibly, prioritize love and peace, and trust fully in God's sovereign hand.

In the latest episode of "Sermon Notes," guests Brian Ball and Jay Strother delve deep into the Gospel of Matthew, exploring its unique structure and Matthew's intent to depict Jesus as the true Messiah. They discuss the nuances of Matthew's familiarity with Jewish traditions and scriptures, examine key themes such as the significance of genealogies, and the transformative power of Jesus' teachings. Emphasizing the Great Commission, the conversation circles back to the essential mission of making disciples and living out Jesus' teachings authentically. The episode touches on historical and cultural contexts, parables, and the radical inclusivity of Jesus' ministry, offering rich insights into how believers can embody and witness the Kingdom of Heaven in their daily lives.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the story of Jesus healing the paralytic to highlight the profound significance of Jesus' authority to forgive sins and heal physically, emphasizing the spiritual over the physical. They explore the reaction of the scribes to Jesus' claims, and the deeper meanings behind the miracle. Shifting to Caesarea Philippi, they discuss Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ and the importance of understanding Jesus' true mission as a suffering servant rather than a political Messiah. The conversation intricately ties together historical context, theological insights, and literary analysis of the Gospel of Mark, emphasizing the contrasting views of power and authority in Roman culture versus Jesus' teachings. They conclude by reflecting on the transformative nature of Jesus' love and sacrifice and discuss John Mark's journey from initial failure to restored faith and significant contributions to early Christianity.

In this episode of *Sermon Notes*, guests Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the historical context of hostility from biblical times, particularly between the descendants of Esau and Jacob, and how genealogy played a pivotal role in post-exilic Judaism. They explore the complex figure of Herod the Great, his architectural feats, and his violent insecurities, culminating in his reaction to Jesus' birth and the tragic Massacre of the Innocents. The episode further contrasts Jewish expectations of a warrior messiah with Jesus' true mission, discusses the importance of seeking Jesus for who He is rather than for personal gain, and emphasizes the need for genuine faith illuminated by a thorough and systematic understanding of scripture. The dialogue also navigates through various Jewish factions and their modern parallels, ultimately underscoring the importance of humility, grace, and a balanced obedience to God's commands. As they hint at future episodes focused on the individual gospels, Jay and Brian leave listeners with a deeper appreciation of the historical and theological canvas into which Jesus came.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the themes of restoration and reformation as illustrated in the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. The discussion centers on God's faithfulness in bringing His people back from exile and their subsequent efforts to rebuild the temple and reform their spiritual practices. By highlighting Ezra's dedication to God's law, Nehemiah's leadership in reconstructing Jerusalem's walls, and Esther's courageous stand, Jay and Brian underscore the importance of community, leadership, and faithfulness in achieving spiritual renewal. They draw parallels between historical events and current practices, emphasizing the ongoing need for immersion in God's word and communal worship. The episode concludes the Old Testament journey, setting the stage for upcoming New Testament studies and inviting listeners to reflect on the profound lessons learned.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the misplaced priorities of ancient Israel, discussing how the people focused on their own homes at the expense of rebuilding God's temple, paralleling contemporary tendencies to prioritize personal gain over devotion to God. They explore the sharp rebuke from the prophet Haggai, emphasizing the theme of repentance and the importance of aligning one's priorities with God's will. The conversation further addresses the role of prophetic visions, especially those from Haggai and Zechariah, in guiding the people back to faithfulness. As they bridge these historical lessons to modern-day contexts, Strother and Ball underscore God's unwavering faithfulness and the integral role of communal worship and mutual support in spiritual growth, urging listeners to reflect on and reorient their own lives towards God's eternal promises.

In the latest "Sermon Notes" episode, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball dive into the enthralling narrative of the Book of Daniel, exploring themes of faithfulness, sovereignty, and divine wisdom. Following an in-depth discussion on the challenging Book of Ezekiel, the focus shifts to Daniel's enduring faith despite his exile in Babylon. As they unravel stories of the fiery furnace and the lion's den, Strother and Ball connect these ancient events to modern cultural challenges, emphasizing God's overarching control and the importance of living a life of courage, patience, and holiness. The episode offers practical wisdom for persevering through trials, highlights prophetic visions linking Jesus to Daniel, and underscores the significance of maintaining one's faith and identity in a spiritually hostile environment.Push Notification: New "Sermon Notes" episode out! Dive into Daniel's courage in exile, God's sovereignty, and practical wisdom for living faithfully under cultural pressure. Listen now!

In this thought-provoking episode of "Sermon Notes," Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the profound themes found in the book of Ezekiel, exploring the significant ways non-super individuals are used by God to accomplish extraordinary purposes. They discuss Ezekiel's vision of a new and abundant temple, drawing parallels to the restoration and hope amidst judgment and destruction, while also confronting the hazards of cultural idolatry and pride. As they navigate through the heavy prophecies and the systematic judgments on nations, they underscore the importance of staying faithful to one's calling, understanding the omnipresence and sovereignty of God, and the critical role of living in accordance with His word. This episode encourages listeners to find solace in Scripture, embrace spiritual life, and remain resilient in their faith journey, awaiting the ultimate hope and redemption promised by God.

In this episode of the Sermon Notes podcast, Host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the book of Lamentations, regarded as a poignant sequel to Jeremiah, to explore its profound lessons on grief, loss, and God's unwavering faithfulness. The discussion traverses the historical context of Israel's exilic experience, the unique poetic structure of the Hebrew acrostics, and the deep emotional expressions found within the text. The duo emphasizes the importance of communal lament, the necessity of addressing psychological trauma, and the enduring hope found in God's promises, punctuated by reflections on the timeless hymn "Great Is Thy Faithfulness." Join them as they reveal how ancient laments can guide us through modern struggles and enrich our spiritual journeys.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the profound themes of the book of Jeremiah. They explore God's unwavering commitment to preserve His scripture, the prophet Jeremiah's divine calling, and his emotionally charged ministry. Through the lens of Jeremiah's life, the speakers discuss the dual message of judgment and hope, the significance of God's severe mercy, and the long-term perspective needed for faithfulness. Addressing the importance of genuine faith over outward religious practices, they emphasize the true essence of obedience and God's desire to mold His people into the image of Jesus. The episode also touches on the role of the Holy Spirit in interpreting scriptures and underscores the emotional and spiritual challenges faced by those in ministry.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball dive deep into understanding God's character and responding with joy during challenging times. They explore the profound themes found in the biblical books of Habakkuk and Joel, highlighting the importance of trusting in God's unchanging nature amidst personal and global crises. Through anecdotes and biblical references, they emphasize the significance of aligning personal narratives with Scripture, the value of prayer starting with adoration, and the daily act of surrendering to God. The episode also touches upon prophetic insights, the process of sanctification, and the universal application of God's justice and salvation. Filled with wisdom and encouragement, this conversation aims to fortify faith and foster a deeper understanding of living by faith in both the old and new covenants.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball dive into the biblical books of Zephaniah and Nahum, two of the minor prophets. They discuss the historical context and significance of these prophets' messages, emphasizing themes of God's sovereignty, judgment, and the importance of repentance. The conversation also touches on the Assyrian empire's role in the prophets' times and the parallels between their culture and modern-day behaviors. Throughout the episode, Strother and Ball highlight the value of studying the minor prophets to gain a deeper understanding of God's character and the importance of trusting in His faithfulness and sovereignty, regardless of worldly circumstances. They also emphasize the significance of worship and living in anticipation of the future "day of the Lord."

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," Brian Ball is joined by Campus and Teaching Pastor, Hunter Melton, to discuss the first 39 chapters of Isaiah , The discussion weaves through themes of God's patience, the rebellious nature of humanity, and our need for salvation. Emphasizing the pursuit of true joy and intimacy with God, the episode calls for turning away from worldly desires and false idols. Hunter and Brian also discuss the importance of following God's call with unwavering obedience, as exemplified by Isaiah's prophetic experience, and highlight the role of the church in fulfilling God's mission. 

In this episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and Brian Ball explore the messages of Hosea and Micah.Amidst passaged that seem overwhelmed by “doom and gloom,” there is always a thread of hope and a reminder of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Jay and Brian discuss God's character as revealed through these Minor Prophets, emphasizing themes of righteousness, justice, and steadfast love. In today's episode, Jay mentioned that some of the minor prophets can have topics that require further context and explanation when discussing them with our children. Our Next Gen team has put together resources and devotionals to help best equip you to have gospel conversations with your children. Click here to learn more. 

In today's episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and Brian Ball discussed the power of faith and the wonder of God's unending grace. In their conversation, they explore the story of Elijah's confrontation with the prophets of Baal at Mount Carmel as well as the healing of Naaman, each of these stories highlight Elijah's unwavering faith and God's miraculous intervention.

In today's episode of “Sermon Notes,” Jay Strother and Brian Ball explore the importance of spiritual discipline as seen through the book of 2 Chronicles and the lives of the Kings of Israel and Judah.  They talk about the lives of David and Solomon, discuss the historical context of the divided kingdoms of Israel and Judah, as well as the faithfulness of God amidst corrupt leadership. 

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," our host, Brian Ball is joined by the campus and teaching pastor at The Church at Lockeland Springs, David Hannah, to walk through the book of Ecclesiastes. In this podcast, Brian and David delved into the themes of wisdom, materialism, and spiritual fulfillment. While this book was written thousands of years ago, there is a great amount of modern applications— highlighting the importance of finding one's identity in Jesus Christ alone. They also reflect on the transformative power of adversity, the relevance of ancient wisdom, and the ultimate realization that true contentment comes from living in reverence and awe of God.

This week on "Sermon Notes," Brian Ball was joined by Campus and Teaching Pastor at The Church at Nolensville, Wade Owens. Picking up right where we left off two weeks ago, the pair continued in our church-wide study of the Chronological Bible with Song of Solomon and Proverbs. Drawing from passages in Song of Solomon, they explore the relationship between marital love as well as the bond between the Christ and His church, highlighting the importance of intimacy, sacrifice, and God's design within marriage. Their discussion of Proverbs brought us the reminder that we must daily choose to pick up our own cross and follow God, choosing to put our trust in him daily. Throughout today's podcast, Brian and Wade provided a deeper look at how wisdom from God can and should impact us on a daily basis. Want to dive even deeper? Click here to listen to Wade Owens' latest sermon at The Church at Nolensville.Missed last week's episode of the Sermon Notes Podcast? Click here to catch up.

In this week's episode of "Sermon Notes," hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve deep into the Book of Psalms, exploring the rich historical context as well as practical applications for everyday life. They discuss the various authors of the psalms, their historical use in both public and private worship, and the impact this book can have on personal prayer life. Throughout this episode, the speakers highlight the enduring nature of the psalms and challenge listeners to root their lives in scripture. Jay and Brian emphasize the importance of the psalms in teaching us how to express lament, gratitude, and trust in God's plan. This episode is a great listen for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual practice and understanding of biblical wisdom, especially as it relates to the Book of Psalms.Missed last week's episode? Listen here.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," hosts Brian Ball and Jay Strother delve into the profound spiritual themes of confession, repentance, and forgiveness, as illustrated by the tumultuous biblical story of King David, particularly focusing on his interactions with Absalom and Bathsheba. They explore the dire consequences of sin, the distortion of God-given authority, and the necessity of turning back to God with a contrite heart, emphasizing the relentless mercy and compassion of God despite human failures. Through an engaging discussion, they highlight the key role of community and the continual preaching of the gospel in reorienting believers toward Christ. This episode not only reflects on the tragic fallout of David's sins but also celebrates the hope of redemption and the power of God's grace to restore brokenness, providing listeners with a deepened understanding of God's eternal kingship and the path to spiritual renewal through honest confession and steadfast obedience.

In this reflective episode of "Sermon Notes," guests Brian Ball and Brandon Abbott delve into the profound stories of King David, highlighting the significance of God's guidance and the importance of humility and obedience in faith. The duo explores the cultural and traditional aspects of worship, emphasizing the necessity to reevaluate traditions that might hinder genuine faith experiences. They share touching personal anecdotes and discuss the relevance of David's narratives, such as his mercy towards Mephibosheth and his interactions with foreign kingdoms, reflecting on how these stories resonate with current faith practices and personal growth. The conversation is enriched with discussions about the year-old Church at West End, its community impact, and the continuous learning from reading the Bible. Ultimately, Brian and Brandon encourage listeners to seek constant connection with God through His word, the significance of continual obedience, and the power of God's unending presence in our lives.

In our latest episode of "Sermon Notes," we delve deep into the chronological Bible reading journey across all Brentwood campuses, currently centered on the narrative of 2 Samuel. As we explore the transformative period marked by King David's ascension and the mournful demise of Saul, our host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball unpack the complex dynamics of power, faith, and the divine orchestration visible in the lives of these pivotal biblical figures. The contrast between David's heart for God and Saul's tragic fall adeptly illustrates the eternal truths and lessons nestled within these ancient scripts, offering profound insights for the contemporary believer. Join us as we trace the footsteps of Israel's most celebrated king from his anointment to his triumphs, all the while unraveling the intricate tapestry of leadership, loyalty, and legacy left by Saul.Watch Pastor Jay Strother's recent sermon from 2 Samuel 7. 

On this episode of "Sermon Notes," Jay Strother and Brian Ball embark on an enlightening journey through the biblical narrative of David. The conversation delves into the themes of shepherding as a metaphor for leadership, the vital role of obedience to God's word, and the divine selection that elevates David above Saul's crumbling reign. They explore the complexities of David's relationship with Jonathan, the embodiment of selfless, Christ-like friendship, and the spiritual discipline of Sabbath rest. Through the course of the discussion, the speakers challenge listeners to evaluate their desires against the trustworthiness of the Bible, underscoring the tragic outcomes of disregarding God's guidance, as exemplified by Saul's downfall. With references to scholarly insights, the episode draws poignant connections between the struggles of the Old Testament king and the contemporary walk of faith, all while setting the stage for the ultimate Kingship of Christ, the true fulfillment of God's promise.

In this thought-provoking episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve deep into the pivotal transition of Israel from a tribal confederacy to a nation under a king as depicted in the historical narratives of the first and second books of Samuel. They navigate through the complexities of Biblical characters, emphasizing the importance of a God-centered life, the powerful roles of prophets like Samuel, and the consequences of Israel's desire for a human king. The conversation explores the authenticity of scripture, the poignant prayers of Hannah, the misuse of sacred symbols like the ark, the qualifications for pastoral leadership, and ultimately, the centrality of Jesus in church and leadership. As they discuss Israel's political and spiritual journey, Jay and Brian offer insights into the eternal truths that resonate in today's world, highlighting the significance of character over competence and the necessity of each generation to faithfully respond to God's call.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the essence of Easter, then unpack the rich stories in the books of Judges and Ruth. As believers around the world reflect on the resurrection, our hosts interweave the themes of disobedience, deliverance, and hope from these biblical texts, drawing poignant parallels to contemporary life. They explore the cyclical patterns of sin and redemption, the necessity of genuine discipleship, the dangers of societal moral relativism, and the transformative power of God's grace. Through the complex characters of Deborah, Gideon, Samson, and Ruth, this discussion challenges listeners to acknowledge the prevailing influence of false idols and the vital importance of complete surrender to divine authority, ultimately revealing the relentless pursuit of a loving God who brings light into darkness and offers hope through unexpected means.

In this compelling episode of "Sermon Notes," Jay Strother guest Brian Ball dive deep into the biblical narratives of conquest and warfare, examining God's role in the historical context of the ancient Israelites. They discuss God's utilization of one nation to judge another in response to disobedience and how certain Canaanites found refuge under God's covenant. The episode illuminates Joshua's leadership, the grave consequences of defying God's commands, and explores the complex nature of God's wrath. As they navigate through these challenging scriptures, Jay and Brian emphasize the transformative power of obedience, the necessity of faith through adversity, and how the promises in Scripture point to Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment. This episode brings to light the ongoing tension between divine promises and worldly realities, all while gearing up for an Easter celebration that reflects deeply on Christ's redemptive work, tying historical events to contemporary Christian life.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother is joined by guests Brian Ball and Aaron Bryant for a profound discussion centered on the empowering concept of choosing life through obedience to God's word, as emphasized in Deuteronomy. The conversation explores the transformative power of daily decisions that align with Christ's character, the spiritual journey paralleling the Israelites' move to the promised land, and the church's focused ministry on the next generation in accordance with Deuteronomy 6. They discuss the role of God's law not as a means of justification but as a path to sanctification, its significance in shaping hearts and actions, and the joyful expectations tied to moving into a new building for advancing the mission. Throughout, they underscore the essence of God's presence over physical spaces, the importance of heart condition in obedience, and the gentle call to pass down the love for God, culminating in an invitation for audience engagement in anticipation of Palm Sunday and Holy Week.

In this thought-provoking episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Brian Ball and guest Wade Owens delve into the depths of the latter chapters of Deuteronomy, discussing the intricate interplay of moral, social, and ceremonial laws and their fulfillment through Jesus Christ. They explore the profound themes of covenant, inward transformation, and the steadfast love of God, exemplified through the blessings and challenges faced by the Israelites. Highlighting the themes of God's enduring faithfulness and the transformative power of suffering, the conversation also touches upon the practical implications of living out one's faith in daily life and service to God's kingdom. With Wade Owens sharing insights from the growing church community at Nolensville, this episode invites listeners to reflect on the harmony between God's laws and human flourishing, urging a journey of the heart towards truth and a fulfilling relationship with the divine.

In this thought-provoking episode of Sermon Notes, co-hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the rich tapestry of the Book of Numbers, exploring the interplay of obedience, leadership, and God's redemptive discipline. They dissect Moses' pivotal moment of disobedience at the rock and its lasting repercussions on his leadership journey, drawing parallels to the weighty responsibility of modern-day leaders. The hosts shed light on Moses' ultimate restoration, contrasting it with stories of the Transfiguration in the New Testament, and discuss how God's disciplinary actions are designed not to punish, but to restore and align us closer to the image of Jesus. The episode covers other significant events, such as Balaam's blessings, the bronze serpent, and the Israelites' wavering faith and subsequent wandering. Jay and Brian emphasize the covenantal promise of God, His mission-hearted discipline, and the call for believers to be distinguishable agents of His blessing. Filled with timeless wisdom and contemporary application, this episode of Sermon Notes encourages listeners to embrace God's correction, navigate the 'wilderness' of life with trust, and ultimately fulfill our role in God's extraordinary plan.

On this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Brian Ball and Matt Pearson delve into the book of Numbers, exploring themes of order, confession, and the Spirit's guidance. They discuss the significance of God's desire to bless his people through obedience, the challenges of seeking God's guidance in a distracting world, and the parallels between the Old Testament and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Drawing connections to Jesus as the incarnation tabernacle, they provide insights into seeking the kingdom of God and the importance of paying attention to God's movement in our lives. The conversation is both insightful and thought-provoking, offering practical wisdom for living out faith in today's world.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball jump into the depths of Leviticus, exploring the book's vital role in understanding the foundation of ancient Israel's religious system and the atoning work of Christ. They demystify some of Leviticus' complex laws, highlighting their significance in defining sacred space, providing for the marginalized, and establishing a framework for spiritual growth. The episode examines the necessary balance between intimacy with Jesus and recognition of His majesty, as well as the practical implications of biblical laws on health and society. With insights by John Luther Mays and an emphasis on practical discipleship, listeners are invited to apply the timeless principles of Leviticus in their daily lives, even as they appreciate its overarching narrative pointing to Christ's ultimate sacrifice.

In this episode of "Sermon Notes," host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the spiritual journey of walking in faith and the power of trusting God's promises, drawing parallels between the biblical exodus of the Israelites and contemporary challenges of faith. Brian shares a moving account of his nephew's SEAL experience and its connection to divine hope, while the duo reflects on Moses' transformation and the spiritual confrontation during the plagues in Egypt. With an emphasis on the significance of faith, obedience, and God's unfolding plan, this discussion invites listeners to reflect on their own lives through the lens of scripture, inspiring hope and emphasizing the vital responsibility of sharing Christ's eternal message in a world grappling with temporal distractions. Join Jay and Brian as they explore themes of providence, humility, and spiritual warfare, leading up to a preview of future topics such as the Red Sea crossing, the Ten Commandments, and the intricacies of the Tabernacle.Listen to Pastor Jay Strother's sermon on Exodus 3 here.

In this episode of Sermon Notes Podcast, hosts Brian Ball and Jay Strother embark on a profound exploration of the Book of Job, delving into the enduring questions of human suffering and divine providence. This episode offers a deeply introspective examination of Job's unwavering faith amidst inexplicable adversity, drawing meaningful connections to the redemptive suffering of Christ. Brian Ball shares a personal narrative that lends a visceral understanding of grappling with pain through a spiritual lens while the conversation navigates the complexities presented by the poetry and wisdom literature of scripture. This session is an invitation to a sincere and earnest dialogue about the challenges of interpreting Job's experiences in our contemporary world and the resilience of faith that emerges from such trials. Please join us for a moment of serious theological reflection and the search for hope in the midst of life's most difficult questions.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the rich theological discussions surrounding the narrative of Genesis. They shine a light on the integral concept of covenant and the steadfastness of God's promises, examining how these themes are embodied in the patriarchs' journey and shape the promise of the Messiah. With a discerning eye, they trace the lineage from Abraham to Joseph, discussing how faith and obedience are crucial responses to God's workings amidst human frailty and sin. This episode is a profound reflection on understanding one's divine identity and the impact of carrying God's blessings forward. The hosts' thoughtful dialogue invites listeners to deeply consider their own lives in the context of biblical grace and redemption, setting the stage for the next episode, which will delve into the trials and resilience found in the book of Job.

In this episode of the Sermon Notes podcast, hosts Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball embark on a theological exploration of the Old Testament's depiction of divine covenants, with particular emphasis on the enduring nature of God's promises. The dialogue journeys through Abraham's formative experiences, from the initial call and the concept of a "geography of grace," to his descendants' lasting legacies. The hosts consider the profound implications of God expanding the covenant with Abraham — an expression of divine assurance that nurtures faith, hope, and perseverance. The episode also examines the powerful symbolism of circumcision, the gravity of human sin as exemplified in the Sodom and Gomorrah narrative, and the fundamental notions of judgment and salvation. As they engage the chronology of Scripture and its unifying thread across Brentwood Baptist's campuses, Strother and Ball guide their audience through an analysis of faith under trial, the interplay of human folly and divine sovereignty, and the call to holiness amidst life's complexities. This episode of Sermon Notes is a thoughtful meditation on the faithfulness of God, the patience required to abide by His timing, and the transformative call to trust and obedience that is as relevant today as it was in the days of the patriarchs.

In this episode, Jay Strother, alongside guest Brian Ball, invites listeners on a solemn exploration of Scripture, commencing with the book of Genesis to guide the faithful through the upcoming 2024 Bible Reading Plan. This episode thoroughly examines biblical passages, unfolding a God-centered reading approach that highlights the human condition, the nature of sin, and the redemptive promise found in Christ. They discuss the beauty of human limitations, the influence of technology on spiritual life, and the profound implications of misinterpreting prosperity as a sign of divine favor. With sober reflections on the fall's impact on familial and societal structures, and the persistent need for divine grace and covenant, the dialogue underscores the transformative power of the Gospel. Tune in for an earnest and introspective discussion that promises to enrich one's comprehension of Scripture and refocus the heart on the pursuit of a deeper relationship with Jesus through God's revealed word.

In this episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball discuss the importance of engaging with the Bible as they prepare to walk through the entire Bible in 2024. They emphasize that Bible engagement is not just about reading the text, but about transforming our hearts to know Jesus more deeply. They highlight the freedom found in pursuing spiritual disciplines and the unity that comes from experiencing God's word together as a community. They provide practical tips for daily engagement with scripture and share their excitement for the journey ahead as they prepare to delve into the book of Genesis in the upcoming episodes. This episode invites listeners to join in the collective exploration and understanding of God's word, anticipating new insights and spiritual growth throughout the year.

How does God's goodness reveal itself through discipline in the church? Find out as Brian Ball takes a closer look at Titus.

Join us as Brian Ball guides us through Romans 12 as we continue our Wednesday evening series, The Goodness of God.

Join us as we continue our Wednesday night Coffeehouse series, The Goodness of God. Tonight, Brian Ball will take a closer look at God's goodness in the Law.

Join Jay Strother and special guest Brian Ball in this episode of Sermon Notes as they dive into the transformative power of grace and the importance of living out the gospel in community. Explore the key insights from Jay's sermon on October 1, 2023, gain practical wisdom for daily discipleship, and discover how the church can fulfill its mission to represent Christ in every aspect of life. Don't miss this engaging conversation that will inspire and challenge you on your journey of faith. Subscribe to Sermon Notes and tune in now!

Brian Ball shared details of a new rental development going up at Gull Lake, The Bluffs at Gull Lake.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Merci beaucoup pour un grande arpenteur-géomètre conférence (Thank you so much for a great surveyor conference)!!! It was my honour to attend this years Canadian National Surveyors Conference in breathtaking Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, CAN. Professional Surveyors Canada (PSC) and The Association of Canada Land Surveyors (ACLS) are two top notch organizations committed to promoting and growing the land survey profession in Canada and abroad. Please take the time to get to know just a few of the influencers that are making an impact across this great country! 00:38 Mike Thomson - Retired Survey General of BC 18:00 Marie C. Robidoux, CLS - Registrar at Association of Canada Lands Surveyors & Canadian Board of Examiners for Professional Surveyors (part-time) 33:02 Brian Ball, P.Surv - MH Surveys 1:00:30 Claire Masikewich - Director, Marketing and Development at GeoVerra 1:18:30 Jean L. Gagnon, CLS, NBLS, P.Eng. - Director General and Surveyor General, Surveyor General Branch Music by The Tragically Hip!!!  

Entering the professional world isn't easy. But that doesn't mean you can't take the transition by storm. Anyone can succeed right from the start if they develop a strong confidence from within, possess a strong discernment of what they are and aren't interested in, and practice a flexible mindset. In this episode of Tech Sales is for Hustlers, our hosts Marc and Chris welcome Brian Ball, an Account Executive at Simpplr. Brian relives his start at memoryBlue, explains how it motivated him to pursue his dreams, and unpacks what he would want to tell his younger self now that he's reached success as an Account Executive.  

What do we believe as Christians? Each Wednesday, we'll be studying the core doctrines of the Christian faith including what we believe about the Bible, God, humanity, the Trinity, salvation, the church, and the future. This special study is led by Pastor Jay Strother and Brian Ball.

In this episode Wes sits down with Brian Ball, CEO of Qira, to talk about how Qira is helping student housing owners and operators remove the headaches around financial transactions during the lease cycle.  Everything from security deposits to... flexible rent payments... to collections.  Qira covers it all and provides a lot of value along the way. To find out more about how Qira can help you approve more applications and eliminate delinquency, go to https://www.studenthousinginsight.com/qira  Questions for SHI? Email us at contact@studenthousinginsight.com  

Why is the resurrection central to our faith? The resurrection isn't just for Easter... it's for every day of the year. Tune in as Pastor Jay Strother and Brian Ball dive into the resurrection and ascension.

Brian Ball takes a closer look at the significance of Christ's Humanity and Divinity.

Article written about how we get our love language. Article "Your Love Language Is Likely Whatever You Didn't Get as a Child" by Brian Ball. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode Mike & Steve talk with veteran and Rags Comics co-creator/writer Brian Ball to talk about how he met the team of creators from Rags Comics & New Age Ninja Corps and their creative process as well as the Rags comic series itself. But we also talk about adjusting to civilian life after you've served in the military like the Rags comics main character, Regina Wagowski.

This week on the podcast we invite Brian Ball from Night Ops Coyote Control! We talk about coyote hunting, calling tips, and much more! Grab a notepad and hang on to your hiney because Brian is a wealth of knowledge. This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

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Hope you’re drying out and doing well this week. It’s hard to believe its May already and there are just 2 weeks to go in our spring semester. Tonight, we’re going to take the opportunity to catch our breath, grab our Bibles and spend some time thinking about the themes and threads that we’ve heard from our special guests this semester. Brian and I will lead us in a discussion and conversation about what we see God doing in our midst and how that is leading us toward the future for our church. Because we don’t go to church…we are the church!

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Sergey Rakhuba joins Jay Strother and Brian Ball to discuss the work and ministry of Mission Eurasia throughout Russia and the former Soviet Union.

Leon Drennan joins Pastor Jay Strother and Brian Ball to discuss Biblical Leadership

Fady Al-Hagal joins Jay Strother and Brian Ball to discuss the nations and ethnic groups represented in middle-Tennessee, and opportunities for ministry in and among those groups.

Steve Ortiz, professor of Archaeology discusses archaeological discoveries and how they relate to the accuracy and historicity of scripture with Jay Strother and Brian Ball.

Jay Strother and Brian Ball discuss "Progressive Christianity" with special guest Alisa Childers.

Jay Strother and Brian Ball discuss "Fostering a Biblical Worldview in Our Children" With special guest Rian Gerber.

This week I spoke to Brian Ball—somebody I met through a couple of online communities over the last few months and we got on well. Brian Ball made AppZapper 12/13 years ago. He's mostly lived off the profits of this ever since. We talk about this, Apple's increasing app monopoly and lots of other stuff. Find out more about Brian: https://appzapper.com https://twitter.com/makethisbutter

This Podcast Segment features Brian Ball now in his 20th season with the White Sox talking with Steve and Dr. Cole about new testing andContinue readingThe post Interview with Brian Ball, Head Athletic Trainer with the Chicago White Sox talks about the New Challenges this Season appeared first on Sports Medicine Weekly.

Comic book round table. This week, we have Book to look for in 2019 plus an Interview with Brian Ball of Rags from Antarctic Press at SDCC 2018 and more ........... Run Times - News In Comics.... – 1:49 – 12:10 Books Coming Out this Year to Look For – 13:27 – 53:26 Brian Ball Interview SDCC 2018 – 53:26 – 59:50 www.Ragszombie.com Lessons of the Day (LOTD) – 1:00:15 *** If you would like to ask a question of our panel you can email at - top5podcast@hotmail.com *** Or visit us online at www.top5comicspodcast.com Top 5 Comics Podcast Episode 119 – Season 7 Top 5 Comics Podcast Ep. 119 Season 7 Produced By Top 5 Comics Podcast with- Steve "CBS" Ross Mixed By "CBS"

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Jeff Zenisek welcomes the hosts of The Snappy Hour Podcast (@TheSnappyHour @JDShort and @TheBrianShow) This is part of PODCASTAMANIA with THE SNAPPY HOUR PODCAST. Please subscribe to them Jeff starts the podcast with a West Virginia reminisce session where Jeff and JD talk about going to Star Wars Episode 1 on midnight premiere, and how awful it was. They discuss the Wrong Turn movie and how West Virginia gets a bad rap. Also a few guest YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUSES This is a pretty WHATCHA GONNA DO heavy podcast with some TWITTER POLLS. A few serious questions are to be answered. What is the proper dick pic ettiquette for sending and recieving nudes? Would you make everyone else's dick smaller or just make yours bigger? Drive home in rain? or business luncheon every day. French kiss your dad? or a cow's butthole? Please subscribe and review both podcasts with 5 Stars on iTunes. Follow The Snappy Hour and the hosts: twitter/instagram facebook.com/TheSnappyHour thesnappyhour.com @TheSnappyHour @JDShort @TheBrianShow/ (@The_Brian_Show on twitter) Also don't forget about our hero Jeff Zenisek Twitter/insta/Snapchat JeffZenisek GroundedPodcast www.jeffzenisek.com facebook.com/jeffzenisek facebook.com/jeffzenisekcomedy facebook.com/groundedpodcast Send EMAILS!!! jeff@groundedpodcast.com

May 4th 2007: Installation Shoe Gallery Artists Include: Lance Mountain, Jeremy Fish, Todd Bratrud, Dennis McNett, Matt "Putrid" Carr, Hoshi Ludwig, Dave Soderberg, Shane Rymer, Alvin P. Gregorio, Nick Motte, Vincent Comparetto, Brian Ball, Chris "PeeWee" Levy, Louis M. Schmidt and more. After Boulder's Jeremiah Brooks was struck and nearly killed by a Jeep traveling 65 miles-per-hour, local skateboarders and world-reknown artists alike collaborated to create a benefit show to help ensure Jeremiah a quick recovery. Each artist was given a white pair of Vans Skate-Hi's, a sheet of grip tape, and a plain white hat, all to mold into their own creation. The items were then sold at auction following the show and all of the proceeds went directly to Jeremiah. Cinematography: Mark Spencer Editing: Ryan Simpson

The app of the year! Are there other apps that do what this one does. Sure, heaps of them. Do they do it as good? Yup! So what's the deal then? Oh man, you're gonna love this review! App name: Disco Developer: Austin Sarner (together with Jasper Hauser, Jason Harris and Brian Ball) Promocode in podcast: yes (win one of six licenses) Sponsored by: Plasq This episode is sponsored by the nice people of Plasq. Don't know who that is? Yes you do... They make the coolest, most innovative-and-funny-at-the-same-time app out there: Comic Life. Go and check it out at Plasq.com. It's a super cool comic book creation app. You might go and say 'why would I make a comic book?'. Well don't see it as just a comic book creation tool, it's a new and original way of distributing your pictures, and it's fun to work with it, but I won't talk about that now... I'll have to review them one of these days. Thanks for supporting the show you people.