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Brother B.J. Walters brought a real and authentic message of the heart about our faith being tested.  It is an encouraging message that we can all relate too.

Brother B talks to Hulk Hogan at the RNC the day after introducing Donald Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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After one of their most powerful episodes Sean and Daniel return with Brother B, to hear more of the impacts, intent and institutional change the Masked Brothers have endured and inspired.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In Episode 136 of the Historical Light Masonic Podcast, we're delving deep into the captivating world of Freemasonry and its intriguing historical connection to the highest office in the United States. Join us for a special episode as we welcome Brother B. Chris Ruli, a distinguished Historian and researcher on American Freemasonry, and the author of "The White House & The Freemasons."   From George Washington to Gerald Ford, Freemasonry has played a hidden role in the lives of many U.S. Presidents. In this episode, we'll uncover the secrets, connections, and historical significance of the world's oldest fraternity within the walls of the White House.   Brother B. Chris Ruli, a prominent Historian and researcher on American Freemasonry, takes us on a journey through his newly released book, "The White House & The Freemasons," providing exclusive insights into the intimate relationship between the American presidency and the Freemasons. With access to rare archival materials and primary sources, Ruli shines a light on the stories of prominent Freemasons who helped shape Washington, D.C. into the national capital and explores Freemasonry's often overlooked impact on the White House throughout two centuries of American history.   If you're fascinated by Freemasonry, Washington, D.C., or White House history, this episode is a must-listen. You can even order autographed editions of Brother B. Chris Ruli's book using the following link: [Signed Editions of "The White House & The Freemasons"](https://linktr.ee/Chrisruli...).   Join us for an enlightening exploration of the hidden ties between the White House and the Freemasons, guided by a renowned Historian and researcher in the field of American Freemasonry. This is a journey through time and tradition that you won't want to miss.   Stay tuned for the release date of this fascinating episode! #MasonicHistory #WhiteHouse #Freemasonry #HistoricalLightPodcast

On this episode of The Project Endure Podcast, Joe Rinaldi sits down with Brother B to talk about remembering who we are, taking radical responsibility, sharing authentic stories, following our calling and so much more. Give this episode a listen as we dive deep into Brother B's life and learn about what persistence, perspective and endurance mean to him.    Shop BPN Supplements (here)   Follow Brother B (here)   Follow Project Endure (here) Join The Hard Things Club (here) Shop Project Endure (here)   Follow Joe (here) Read Joe's Blog (here) Read Cup of Joe Newsletter (here)

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The Million Pound Bank Note by Mark Twain词汇提示1.fainted 晕倒原文Chapter Two: An Unusual BetThe two old gentlemen were brothers.For several days, they argued about a very strange subject.They decided to end their argument with a bet, as the English usually do.The following was the subject of the bet.The Bank of England issued two banknotes of a million pounds each for a public transaction with a foreign country.England used one banknote and the other remained in the bank.At this point, Brother A said to Brother B, "If an honest and intelligent stranger arrives in London without a friend and without money, except for the £1,000,000 banknote, he will starve to death."Brother B answered, "No! I don't agree."Brother A said, "If he goes to the bank or anywhere else to change this big note, the police will put him in prison. Everyone will think he stole it."They continued arguing for days, until Brother B said, "I'll bet £20,000 that the stranger will live for thirty days with the banknote and not go to prison."Brother A accepted the bet.He went to the bank and bought the £1,000,000 banknote.After, he returned home and prepared a letter.Then the two brothers sat by the window and waited for the right man for the bet.They saw a lot of honest faces go by, but they were not intelligent enough.Several faces were intelligent, but they were not honest.A lot of faces were honest and intelligent, but they were not poor enough.Other faces were honest, intelligent and poor, but they were not strangers.When they saw me from the window, they thought I was the right man.They asked me questions, and soon they knew my story.Finally, they told me I was the right man for the bet.I asked them to explain the bet.One of the gentlemen gave me an envelope.I wanted to open it, but he said, "No, don't open it now. Wait until you are in your hotel room. Then read it very carefully."I was confused and I wanted to discuss the subject with them.But they didn't.I felt hurt because I was the subject of a joke.When I left their house, I looked for the pear on the street.It was gone. I was quite angry with those two gentlemen.Far from their house, I opened the envelope.I saw that there was money inside!I didn't stop to read their letter.I ran to the nearest eating place.I ate and ate and ate.At last, I took out the envelope with the money, to pay for my meal.I looked at the banknote and almost fainted.It was a banknote worth five million dollars!I was speechless.I stared at the banknote.The two gentlemen had made a big mistake.They probably wanted to give me a one-pound banknote.I saw the owner of the eating place staring at the banknote, too.We were both surprised.I did not know what to do or say.So, I simply gave him the note and said, "Give me the change, please."The owner apologized a thousand times. "I'm very sorry, but I can't change this banknote, sir.""I don't have any other money. Please change this note."The owner then said, "You can pay for this food whenever you want, sir. I understand that you are a very rich gentleman. You like playing jokes on people by dressing like a poor man. You can come here and eat all you want, whenever you want. You can pay me when you want."

How can believers love one another in a biblical manner- Listen to this lesson to hear a number of passages in the Bible discussing this and defining love. Understand that a believer's love should be based on God's love and find out that God is the one who initiates love to us. Hear eight characteristics of God's amazing love which are based on His essence and not on anything we have done. See the importance of praying that others and yourself may abound in love and begin a study of 1st John with its emphasis on either loving or hating our brothers.

How can believers love one another in a biblical manner? Listen to this lesson to hear a number of passages in the Bible discussing this and defining love. Understand that a believer's love should be based on God's love and find out that God is the one who initiates love to us. Hear eight characteristics of God's amazing love which are based on His essence and not on anything we have done. See the importance of praying that others and yourself may abound in love and begin a study of 1st John with its emphasis on either loving or hating our brothers.

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Hey Mama! Ever feel like you are managing a zoo and wonder where in the world did these kids come from anyway? Why, if your kiddos are all raised in the same house in the same way are they so different? Why does it feel like your husband is another child sometimes? Or, flip it to your larger sibling group-why is Sister A so bossy? Why is Brother B such a baby? Why are you the only responsible one? If so, then today's episode is one you don't want to miss! We are looking at birth order in the family through the lens of Dr. Kevin Leman's "The Birth Order Book." Understanding this fun but important concept helps you understand others and yourself. When you understand the birth order concept, your communication and interactions with others improve. You can discipline and interact with your children more "fairly" and according to their bent. Birth Order...maybe Able did have it coming after all! (You'll have to listen to see what I mean!)   Oh, and do you know I have freebies for you over on my website? Don't miss our study looking at the Proverbs 31 woman! It's pretty cool and goes right along with today's episode.  New Bible Study: Busy Women Get It Done, A Look at Proverbs 31 Cool Resources for my freebies and downloads: www.kathylanham.com Dr. Kevin Leman Resources: (He has lots more!) The Birth Order Book Making Children Mind Without Losing Yours Have a New Kid by Friday Socially Connect with me @kathylanham  FB Community- Productivity & Proverbs 31 Community Blessings, Kathy        

Happy Tuesday! We've got a surprise for you this week, early release episode! Hope this brightens your day up a bit Cultlings. This week the gals talk about the subject of Netflix's famous true crime documentary Abducted in Plain sight, Jan Broberg. Jeepers Creepers!Ash covers the kidnappings of Jan Broberg at the ages of 12 and 14 by close family friend "Brother B". Jan's parents took little action in both cases as they were both having affairs with B and didn't want the news getting out in their small Mormon community. People close to B, including his wife, brother, and Jan's parents seemed to condone the fact that he was a pedophile. He started abusing young girls when he was just 12 himself and continued until the day he died.TW: This episode is primarily about the sexual and mental abuse of a child, skip this one if that might negatively effect your mental health!-For more info about today's story, check out our sources at tsfuthepodcast.com/blog.-To play the new and improved version of "Fucked Up Bingo" with us (for a chance to win a FREE month of Patreon) head over to tsfuthepodcast.com/bingo!-Or if you'd just like to support your gals and the show, you can head over to patreon.com/TSFU and join for as little as $5 a month! That's less than a latte! -Come hang out in our Discord! Here's your special invite: discord.gg/UYbR58B8nP!-Check out our sweet merch at tsfuthepodcast.com/merch!-Follow us @tsfuthepodcast on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook!-Audio engineering by Matt Miller and Lorenzo Alexander.

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It's a new season of Soul on Ice: The Podcast.... get ready, Season 4 is upon us! Its been a minute, but the boys are back at it as Kwame, Akil, Elijah and Brother B chop it up, talking video games, big goals, new jobs and Connor McDavid... is McDavid the BEST player ever? According to Elijah, there's a difference between BEST & GREATEST. Akil and Elijah are so impressed with McDavid's skill and psyched that McDavid seems to finally be embracing his role as a SUPERSTAR. Kwame puts the guys on notice, how so? Well, let's just say he's VERY proud of what his 4-year-old son is doing on the ice, highlight reel goals already... Kwame is one proud dad.  Season 4 is running, so enjoy. 

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Kwame has said Julie Chu is a top 5 all-time female hockey player and she joins the show to speak about how important it was for her parents to say one simple word "yes" and how important that was for her. Being married to Canadian Olympian Caroline Ouellette must be fun especially during Olympic times, imagine playing against your partner? One of the best conversations with one of the best in the game. But first, Kwame, Elijah and Brother B chop it up about the playoff brackets and Elijah shares his plans to get back in hockey shape for next year's University season. 

Kenan Thompson, the longest running cast member of SNL joins the show (14:30) to talk about his time filming The Mighty Ducks, being on Saturday Night Live for 18 seasons and his new venture starring in his own show. Kenan also talks current hockey and Kwame gets him to bring out one of his favourite characters.  But first, Brother B joins the show as Akil is off being a hockey guy, Elijah is now a model for Zale apparel. This is going down as a classic. 

the Get Busy Crew is back with Anthony Duclair, a conversation the boys have been waiting to have for a while. But first, Elijah finishes his first year in University, the boys vent about MGM not even getting a tryout with Team Canada's Woman's team and the news that the tournament was cancelled. Brother B joins the conversation to talk about the Green initiative from the Seattle Kraken. 

Big shout out to all the trainers out there, Akil and Elijah break down why it is important for young players to be nice to their trainers, you might get some extra perks. Trade deadline is around the corner and Elijah has a few thoughts on what some teams could do. Kwame talks about being petty and Brother B drops a sick top 5. 

Akil, Kwame and Elijah take some time to catch up, just the 3 of them. Akil shares his experience coming off a historic game with the Ontario Reign, Kwame has given up on NHL 21, Elijah talks NCAA, cooking and losing a boxing match against his younger brother (not sure why he's boxing but whatever) and for the first time, Brother B joins the conversation. The Get Busy Boyz also share a combined top 5 song list. 

Debate Talk 4 U Radio is back with the Man Up segment hosted by Brother B.A.  Call in live with your questions and comments Special Guest  Don Byrd FB: https://www.facebook.com/Dubbthat

 2020 has been a hard year for a lot of us but we also have to look at the positive. Kwame, Akil and Elijah want to thank everyone for joining the podcast every week. On this week's episode Kwame gives us a quick look back at some of the highlights of the past year. We'll be back with season 2 soon but for now enjoy some clips from guest like Brian Burke, Evander Kane, Georges Laraque, Sarah Nurse and more.    Be sure to also check out the Soul on ice IG page made by Brother B who you can also find on IG @ briandelumpa 

Colts recap with Brother B!

We are talking Halloween, Covid and maybe some politics

Welcome to the MAN UP segment with our host Brother B.A.   Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.  Call in with your questions and comments.   Special Guest Bleedo Shumake FB: https://www.facebook.com/bleedo.shumake

My guest today is B, a wealth of knowledge into the occult, freemasonry & spirituality. Enjoy friends!

Myles B recapping the game and giving us a Colts Report Card and me a laugh or two!

Today talking about Colts football, auto racing and knocking folks out..

Don't miss this episode of the man up segment with your host Brother B.A.  Be sure to call in with your questions and comments.     Host Brother B.A FB: https://www.facebook.com/dandre.anderson.33 Special Guest Carl Albert aka Israel Doctrine FB: https://www.facebook.com/israeldoctrinemceo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzOOtYJrDlY3TybOJG-oIgg

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′0″ You and Me Both by Arthur Russell on Calling Out of Context (Audika) 5′22″ Flowers of Romance by Public Image Ltd. on Flowers of Romance (Warner) 8′49″ Here Visit by Bruce Gilbert on This Way (Editions Mego) 14′2″ Curimão by Fernando Falcao on Memória Das Águas (Poitou) 20′44″ Sprites by John Dwyer, Ryan Sawyer, Peter Kerlin, Tom Dolas, Brad Caulkins, Kyp Malone & Marcos Rodriguez on Bent Arcana (Castle Face) 29′12″ White Light by Pascal Comelade on Degeneration Electronics 1974-1983 ( Vinyl-On-Demand) 31′32″ Blaslaten by Pärson Sound on Pärson Sound (Subliminal Sounds) 36′14″ Brother B by Arthur Jones on Scorpio (Actuel) 43′36″ Drummers from Ibadan by Byard Lancaster on Soul Love Now: The Black Fire Records Story, 1975-1993 (Strut) 47′39″ You Goin' Miss Your Candyman by Terry Callier on What Color Is Love (Verve) 56′22″ I Found A Reason by Velvet Underground on Loaded (Verve) The next World of Echo is on Monday, September 7th at 7:00 am. Check out the full archives on the website.

Reflexão do dia 02/08/2020, feita pelo seminarista e cartunista Marcus Nati (criador do Brother Bíblia), membro da Igreja Presbiteriana do Jardim Camburi, em Vitória (ES), com o tema "As lições de Deus para um Seminarista". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brother B.J. Walters brings a message that is fitting for the series being taught, "What Kind of Oil is in Your Tank?" He expounds on the pressure that it takes in order to produce pure oil in our lives.

Grant Fuhr joins the guys to talk about his time with the Edmonton Oilers, winning 5 Stanley Cups, and the current state of hockey and race. He also talks about why he wanted to coach in the the new 3 on 3 hockey league that launches in 2021 (10:50). The guys welcome Brother B. to the show… Brian Delumpa is a graphic designer and will be in charge of all things social media related to the podcast.

Teaser for a future episode with my anonymous brother explaining when & what woke him up! Enjoy!

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Over 60 mins of 100% non-stop drill. Be blessed by this one!!! Tracklist: 1. Marc Jones – Wrestling 2. Melvillious – Widdit 3. Hope Dealers – Paper Plans 4. PHIL – Hope Dealing 5. Josoldier – Thank God Its Sunday (Remix) feat. Konola, R Scar & Saint CJ 6. Konola – Rocket 7. Luke November – Call Me Bad 8. Marko x GB – Psalms 9. Oz or O x Marko – SOTF 10. Loomz x Artz – Serious Members 11. Zelijah – Captain Woodz feat. Goons4God 12. Konola – Boat 13. God’s Chosen People (GCP) – Tell Them 14. GS x Rev J – How’s It Done 15. Loomz x Artz x Jordz – Cheffings (Remix) 16. Dandz – Filled 17. Young Preachers – God Ting 18. Oz or O – Deeper Than Rap 19. Cole The VII – Victory Secrets feat Cherish & Melissa 20. 4Souls – Souls 21. Abxl x LT – Outreach 22. Jordy Mankoto – #AnyDemonGetBun 23. Zeljah – Banner 24. Artz – No Turning Back 25. Goons4God x Boogie – Hatrick 26. Namebliss – We Move 27. Josoldier – Both (Remix) 28. Josolider – War (Remix) 29. Brother B x Big B – ID 30. Dandz – So Free 31. Guvna B – Cushty 32. PHIL – D R I L L S O U L [Drill] 33. S.O. – Imposters 34. Loomz x Jordz – AGG 35. Zilla – For King and Country 36. Jordz x Artz x Loomz – 8 Man 37. NoIfzNoButz – Hop and Spin feat. Oz or O 38. GS – Views 39. Reblah – London’s Burning feat. Still Shadey & Cerose 40. Konola x Artz x Zelijah – Dojo Follow me: www.twitter.com/mrmintsofficial www.instagram.com/mrmintsofficial www.mixcloud.com/mrmints I am NOT the author of these tracks and I DO NOT own rights to any of this content. These mixes are made for entertainment purposes, not for monetary gain. If you enjoy the mixes, please support the artists by checking out the originals. Download for free on The Artist Union

A peculiar episode, PK explores the transformation from the rebel ideal to being more of a social misfit. Sister Beverly and Brother Bob join KP (Kendall Paul) for a discussion concerning the inclusion of this episode for a podcast. KP wanted to retract it, but Sister B and Brother B suggest otherwise.

Brother B, owner of Humanitree in Augusta, GA, joins the show and talks about how he met his wife, who is part owner of the business, growing up in NY, and many more topics. If you are in the Augusta area, make sure you go check out the spot! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Stop in and get a ton of info to help yourself become a more successful sports bettor. Daily insights on games and how to assess where value is in your selections. Brother B is hotter than a three dicked dog...get today's pick and make some cabbage at WWW.MYBOOKIE.AG Promo code: SBF50 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sports-bet-university/message

SportsBetUniversity.com is back and ready to share the knowledge for the sports bettors of the U.S. to get better and have a higher level of success. We offer coaching, consulting, and now will offer the ability to get betting models for all of your sports. SBF has a big announcement today to share. Join us on Twitter as we put the podcast out there, email us at Info@sportsbetuniversity.com to discuss anything at all with Brother B...also, if you want to join the best sportsbooks online...we would highly endorse WWW.MYBookie.AG and enter promo code SBF50. Thank you for listening! Lets go get it! Brother B --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sports-bet-university/message

Final show for the summer special 2019.  Call in live and let your voice be heard.  Season 10 begins Monday, September 23 at 8 PM ET.    Get DT4U Merchandise Website. https://teespring.com/stores/debate-talk-4-u-store Help keep the show on the air via BlogTalkRadio PayPal: Debatetalk4u@gmail.com Cash App: $salshowtime   Need fringes or Israelite attire? Website: https://www.yahudahstyle.com/collections/all

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1.Sean Paul Ft. Stefflon - “Shot and Whine” Carni-Afro-Jam Riddim: 1. Shenseea - “Beat Me Congo” 2. Allison Hinds - “Wuk Yuh Waist Line” 3. Marlon Samuel - “Siddung” 4. Vybz Kartel - “Poco Whine” Haze Riddim: 1. Teddyson John - “Gimmie Dat” 2. Kevin Du Bois & Kes - “Feteland” 1.Lyrical - “Zig Zag” 2.Olatunji & System32 - “Midnight” Navajo Riddim: 1. Bunji Gatlin, Kardinal Official, & Verse Simmonds - “Jiggle It” 2. Dynamite - “Ring D Bell” 3. Olatunji - “Unconditional” 1.Ricardo Drue - “Body Language” 2.Voice & Marge Blackman- “Full of Vibe” Twin Flames Riddim: 1. Olatunji - “Thank Mama” 2. KES - “Love It” 3. Angelique Sabrina - “Rock With Me” 4. Marvay - “Hit De Boy” 5. Inzey - “Hold” Lil Tommy Riddim: 1. WiLDFiRE - “Long Time” 2. Sekon & Prince Pronto - “Jump Out” Sour Sop Riddim: 1. Inches - “Vibes” 2. Lead Pipe - “Carnival Addiction” Jollof Rice: 1. Marzville - “Wuk” 2. Turner - “Treat Me Nice” 3. Fadda Fox - “Sugar Cravings” Body Talk Riddim: 1. Kes - “Where Would I Be” 2. Gregory Ayuen - “Connect” 3. Mr. Vegas - “G.O.A.T” Want Riddim: 1. Mical Teja - “Want” 2. Patrice Roberts - “Work 4 It” 3. Olatunji - “Kaya” Spliff Riddim: 1. Brother B - “Dat We Do” 2. Double Standard - “Jab Tension” 1.Holla Back - “Too Sweet”

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The Most Powerful Weapon: A Healthy Local Church I'd like to ask that you turn in your Bibles to 1st Corinthians 6, we're looking this morning at Verses 1-11. And as we do that, I want to present again to you my conviction that the most powerful weapon in the hand of Almighty God for the spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is a healthy local church. Is a powerful thing in the hands of God, a community of believers that have covenanted together to follow Christ, have made that baptismal commitment that we heard Julia just make a moment ago, that we're going to follow Christ, by the power of the Spirit, we've received forgiveness of sins and that we're in a family, we're not alone, we're brothers and sisters. And it's a beautiful thing to be part of the family of God and that we can present holiness and love and the word of God in a very compelling way to a world that needs it so much, the world is watching all the time. And so the most powerful weapon... And I use weapon language because it is a violent advance we're talking about here. The kingdom of heaven is taking enemy territory from Satan and his demons. It's a different kind of warfare, it's a spiritual warfare and this weapon is the most powerful thing in the hands of God, a healthy local church. That includes even a great mission agency like the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. The mission agency is a good thing, but what that mission agency seeks to do all over the world, is to win individuals to faith in Christ and then settle them in healthy local churches. They're to be taught to obey everything Christ has commanded, and that's in the context of a healthy church, and that's where 1 Corinthians is so powerful for us because it seems that Corinthian church was not a healthy local church. Are you getting that sense? Chapter after chapter of dysfunction. And I think the thing that's so powerful for me, as a pastor, is to realize there are no perfect churches. Churches can be healthy, but there are no perfect churches. And the kind of issues that the Corinthians were facing we face, they're still with us today. The corruption of the human heart is essentially the same and the call of God towards holiness is the same and we need this timeless wisdom. We can't say, "Look, that was 20 centuries ago, we don't deal with those kinds of things anymore." Oh, we really do. I. The Facts of the Case: Fraud and a Lawsuit And so, we come to a kind of an interesting point in 1st Corinthians on lawsuits among believers. You're like, "Okay that's what we're doing today?" Yes, we're talking about lawsuits among believers, taking one another to court. It's a very practical thing. And you're saying, "Was that actually going on in the Corinthian church?" Well, it was. And as Paul answers it and addresses it, he addressed it in a timeless sort of way to help us to see the responsibility that we Christians have toward the watching pagan world, the unbelieving world that's watching us all the time. So, let's look at this Corinthian church, this hugely messed up local church with all kinds of dysfunctionality. Apparently what happened here, what are the facts of the case, it seems to me that one brother, we'll call him Brother B, had defrauded another, call him Brother A, in business. He had a swindled him in some way, taking advantage of him. To deal with this, Brother A, the cheated Brother, took Brother B to court in front of the Corinthian pagans, the authorities. Took him to court to get his money back. So, you can imagine the scene, Brother A, Brother B standing before some non-Christian Roman official to have this case argued so that Brother A could get his money back from Brother B. This was horrible, according to the Apostle Paul. Scandalous, shameful. The Christian church was out there airing their dirty laundry in front of everybody to be seen, the very people they're going to try to witness to next week. Now they've got to deal with this court trial. II. The Shame of the Lawsuit: The Pagan World is Watching It's a shameful thing. Paul's tone here is very strong, he's aghast, he's horrified. He uses the shame language, look at verse 5. He says, "I say this to your shame." The issue was that they're witness to a lost and dying world, there in Corinth. And so, there are layers of shame here. Not just one, not one simple shameful thing, but there are layers of shame. Shame #1: Completely Defeated by Even Having Lawsuits at All Shame layer number one is in verse 7 Paul says they are completely defeated by even having lawsuits at all. Look at verse 7, "The very fact that you have lawsuits among you, means you have been completely defeated already. Why not rather be wronged? Why not rather be cheated?" Rather than go to court. That's what Paul is saying. That's shame level number one. Shame #2: That Someone Who Was Claiming to Be a Christian Would Defraud another Brother in Christ Shame level number two is that an individual in their church, someone who is claiming to be a Christian, could actually defraud another brother for money, that's shameful. Look at Verse 8, "Instead, you yourselves cheat and do wrong and you do this to your brothers." Shame #3: That They Would Expose Their Dirty Laundry to the Lost People They Were Supposed to be Winning Shame level number three is that they would expose their dirty laundry to the lost people that they are supposed to be winning to Christ. They would go out in public with this, look at verse 6, "but instead, one brother goes to law against another and this in front of unbelievers." Shame #4: There Was No One Wise Enough in the Church to Settle This Temporal Matter And then, Shame level number four is that there's no one, it seems, wise enough in your church to handle a temporal case like this. That's where he actually used the word shame, look at verse five, "I say this to shame you." "Is it possible that there is nobody among you wise enough to judge a dispute between believers?" So, this is what's going on, this is the mess. Paul has to bring light into this darkness. He's seeking to bring health to the disease of this local church. III. The Christ’s Laws of Loving Witness Now, for us, we have to just step aside from this and look big picture at Christ's message and his laws of loving witness that I think are relevant to this case and this issue of lawsuits among believers. Let's start with the basic permission, it seems, that Jesus gives to the unbelieving world, the watching world, to judge us by whether we love one another. Jesus said this in John 13:35, "By this will all people know that you are my disciples, if you love one another." So, to some degree, you're saying outside world, watching world, if you want to know if you're dealing with my disciples, watch and see if they love one another, that's how you'll know. John 13:35. As Paul will later say in this very epistle, 1 Corinthians, 13, famous love chapter. He says, "Love is patient, love is kind, it doesn't envy, it doesn't boast, it's not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs." So all of that is what love means here. How does that line up with a lawsuit? Also, Jesus said, "You are the light of the world." We talk about this, it seems, regularly in 1 Corinthians. This is continually on Paul's mind, what Jesus said in the Sermon of the Mount, Matthew Chapter 5, "You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden, neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead, they put it on its stand and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." That's a really powerful expression, isn't it? By watching your good deeds, it seems Jesus is saying they'll end up in Heaven glorifying the father. That's incredible. So that's part of the evangelistic package is your good behavior. It's the context for the Gospel words that we preach. We also have the parable that Jesus gave us of the 10,000 talents, a parable about forgiveness. You remember how Peter initiated that conversation? "Lord how many times shall I forgive my brother when he sins against me? Up to seven times?" Thinking he was being generous. And Jesus said, "I tell you not seven times, but seventy times seven times." 490, don't do the math. And don't count, don't keep that list, remember? You're up to 146, hope you know. You're running out of coupons. That's not what he's saying, he's saying there's just limitless forgiveness. The Parable of the Ten Thousand Talents And then he told the Parable of the 10,000 talents. You remember the king wanted to settle accounts with his servants, and there was found a man who owed him 10,000 talents, an incalculable sum. A talent, 75 pounds of a precious metal. So, in today's value it'd be billions of dollars. And it was gone, he had squandered it. Staggering. And since the man was unable to pay, the king ordered that he be sold into slavery, he and his wife and all that he had be sold to repay the debt. Impossible, but he'd be in prison forever. And the man fell on his knees before the king and said, "Be patient with me and I will pay back everything." But the king, in mercy, cancelled all of that debt and let him go, but then that man went out and found one of his fellow servants who owed him 100 denarii, which is 100 days wages for a day labor, so that's a considerable sum, probably $15,000-20,000 in our amount, but far less than 10,000 talents. And he grabbed him and began to choke him, "Pay back what you owe me." He was unable to pay, and so he begged for forgiveness, but he refused. Instead he went off and had the man thrown in prison till he should pay the debt. When the other servants saw what had happened, they were obviously distressed. Went back and told the king, and the king hauled that man back in and said, "You wicked servant. I cancelled all that debt of yours because you begged me to. Shouldn't you have had mercy on your fellow servant just as I had on you?" And in anger, in anger the king handed him over to the jailers to be tortured until he should pay back his debt, the 10,000 talents. And Jesus summed it all up saying, "That is how my Heavenly Father will treat each of you if you do not forgive your brother from your heart." It's very powerful. It's maybe one of Jesus most powerful parables. Jesus also told us in Matthew chapter 5, that we disciples should turn the other cheek. When we're dealing with others, with enemies who would attack us and hurt us, he gives us a whole different ethic. Matthew 5, "You have heard that it was said, eye for eye and tooth for tooth, but I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also." Listen to this, in light of the lawsuits issue. "And if someone wants to sue you and take your cloak, let him have your tunic as well." In other words, Jesus would almost say, settle out of court and give him what he wants and more besides. Interesting. "And if someone forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles. Give to the one who asks you and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you. You have heard that it was said: 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be sons of your Father in Heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. If you love those who love you, what reward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect." Sermon on the Mount. So these clear teachings are part of Christianity. Turn the other cheek. Someone sues you, give them what they're demanding, give them more than they're demanding. Don't resist them, don't defend yourself. Then Paul gives us a similar teaching in Romans, Chapter 12, dealing with enemies, dealing with outsiders, dealing with people who hate us. "Do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for the wrath of God for it is written, 'It is mine to avenge, I will repay.' On the contrary, if your enemy is hungry, feed him. If he is thirsty, give him something to drink. In so doing you will heap burning coals on his head. Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Well, all of that, the most recent verses I've been giving you, have to do with dealing with outsiders, enemies, persecutors. I would say it's a how much more ethic in terms of with brothers and sisters within the church, how much more would we seek to be gracious? How much more would we seek to be kind and loving to them? The Beautiful Ethics of the Early Jerusalem Church Now, the early church seemed to have drunk in all of Christ beautiful teachings of this ethical life together and they lived it. After the day of Pentecost, when they heard the message of the Gospel, 3,000 were added to the church that day and their life together is described incredibly at the end of Acts 2:44-45. It says, "All the believers are together and had everything in common. Selling their possessions and goods they gave to anyone as he had need." That's the loving, cohesive community that was there after the day of Pentecost. How does suing a brother and recovering your loss line up with that? It doesn't. And then, again, in Chapter 4, we have the church's sacrificial attitude, Acts 4:32-33, and it shows how their loving attitude toward one another was the power for their evangelism. Their evangelistic fruit came from this healthy covenantal life of a local church together. Listen to Acts 4:32-33, "All the believers were one in heart and mind, no one claimed that any of his possessions was his own, but they shared everything they had. With great power the Apostles continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus and much grace was upon them all." Now, the Corinthians, it seems, at least one of these brothers, had turned away from this lifestyle entirely, took a brother to court and tried to recover his lost revenue. It seems the Corinthians misunderstood their lives in this world. We are aliens and strangers, and all that we have in this world is a temporary gift of God, it's useful for the advance of the Gospel, we can't take any of it with us. It's just a tool down here to seek to win the loss and sustain the people of God. IV. The Future Revealed: The Saints Will Judge the World and Angels Not only did the Corinthians misunderstand their lives in this world, they misunderstand our exalted, misunderstood our exalted future in the next world. Verses 2-3 gives us a glimpse into the future that we would have no other way, it's interesting. Look at verses 2-3, "Do you do not know that the saints will judge the world? And if you were to judge the world, are you not competent to judge trivial cases?" Verse 3, "Do you not know that we will judge angels? How much more the things of this life?" This is a remarkable revelation about the future. Christianity is a revealed religion. It teaches us things that are going to happen in the future and this gives us incredible insights about the role we're going to play in the future world that Christ will establish. And the logic here is given our exalted role in the future world, we should be able to handle mundane earthly things. It's a how much more argument here. We should be able to handle little things in the church. Bombshell #1: The Saints Will Judge the World So he drops a couple of bomb shells here. It's really quite interesting. Like bomb shell number one, "The saints will judge the world." Wow. Now, this could refer to some role Christians will have together with Christ in condemning the unbelieving world to their just fade on Judgment Day... Possibly. The entire anti-God system, that we read about in the book of Revelation. The anti-Christ system will come crashing down in judgment and the saints will have a role in that final justice. So the entire thing will be reversed from what was going on in Corinth, the wicked will stand before the righteous. In that case seems to be the logic here, then why would the saints voluntarily reverse it and stand before the wicked to receive verdict? It could refer to what follows Judgment Day, so the saints will play a role in the eternal kingdom, ruling and reigning with Christ, judging with him, like Revelation 3:21 says, "To him who overcomes, I'll give the right to sit with Me on My throne, just as I overcame and sat down with my father in his throne." So, there's a sense of ruling with Christ. Bombshell #1: The Saints Will Judge Angels Bomb shell number two is that the saints will judge angels. How can this be? This is amazing, some commentators wonder is this referring only to the devil and his fallen angels, demons. Romans 16:20 says, "The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet." So, we'll get to have a role with Christ in pulling the trigger on sending them to the lake of fire. That's how some commentators answer. Others think it refers to all angels, Holy Angels. Doesn't say demons here, but holy angels. So, that will, in some sense, no longer made a little lower than the angels, but in a resurrected glorified state, above the angels and ruling over them in some sense. I don't know. When I don't know, I say I don't know. But I do know how Paul's using all this and he's arguing, as I said a moment ago, if that's our future, how much more should we handle the present? That's how he's arguing. V. The Remedy Commanded: Humble Mediation Within the Church So the remedy is humble mediation within the church, appoint wise individuals within the church to mediate. Therefore, if you have disputes against such matters, appoint as judges even men of little account within the church. That's one possible translation. But then in verse five, he says, "I say this to shame you. Is it possible that there's nobody among you wise enough to judge a dispute between believers?" So this is just like the advice Jethro, Moses' father in law gave to him. Don't sit on every case, appoint wise individuals who can judge lesser cases under you and handle all of that. And so that's basically the role. Get individuals who are wise, discerning, Godly men, and they can handle these kind of disputes in-house. We don't take it in front of the pagans to deal with it. That's the logic that he's giving here. Verse 4 is notoriously difficult to translate. There are a lot of different... The NIV is going to read a little bit differently. The ESV it's going to read differently than KJV. It's a hard verse. ESV gives us, "If you have such cases, why do you lay them before those who have no standing in the church?" As though those people, the people of little repute are the outsiders. Why would you go to them? That's the ESV approach. NIV gives the idea that you could choose even the most humble believer, somebody with no reputation within the church and they could do the job. Difficult to know which way to go, but the point is clear, appoint Godly men and handle it in-house, mediate it in-house and don't go to the pagans. Now, above all of this, is renew your commitment to the Christian principles that we've talked about a few minutes ago. Remember that we'll be known as Christ disciples if we love one another, that's far more important than who's right or wrong, who wins the arbitration case. Genuine reconciliation between brother A and brother B, that's what we need here. Not who wins the case, who is proved right or wrong, or who gets the money. Far more important is, do you love one another? Have you forgiven one another? Far more important? The deepest attitude here is a powerful kind of transferable principle here that Paul gives in verse 7. The very fact that you have lawsuits among you, means you've been completely defeated already. Listen to these words, "Why not rather be wronged?" It's hard for me to overstate how powerful that verse can... What a powerful impact that verse can have on your marriage, your family life, your church life, your work life, Why not rather be wronged? It's just another way of saying, turn the other cheek. Don't seek your own vindication, leave it to God. Allow yourself to be wrong. Don't retaliate, don't argue back, don't answer back, allow yourself to be misunderstood. Why not rather be wrong rather than be a bad witness to the outside world? Alright. So for most of this, I think, most of the verses I've been walking through, I think Paul has turned his guns on Brother A, the plaintiff, the one who initiated the lawsuit. But now he turns and gives his attention, I think, to Brother B, the one who defrauded or swindled his brother. Look at Verse 8. "Instead, you yourselves cheat and do wrong and you do this to your brothers." VI. The Serious Warning: The Wicked Will Not Inherit the Kingdom And then he brings in Verses 9-11, in context, I think Verses 9-11, which is a remarkable sin list and has great import for our ministry in this day. And we're going to talk about it much more fully next week, but I just want you to see it in context here with the lawsuits and Brother A, Brother B. There's a deeper warning he's given to Brother B, the one who committed... It seems he committed the crime of defrauding his brother. And look what he says, Verse 9-11. "Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived. Neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor male prostitutes or homosexual offenders, nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor slanderers. What's the next one, nor swindlers, the last one on the list, will inherit the Kingdom of God, and very famously the statement, such were some of you." That's what you used to be, "but you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God." So, you swindler I'm worried about your soul, I'm worried about whether you're actually what you say you are, a Christian. I'm very concerned about that. You may win the case, you may get away with it, but God sees everything and I'm very concerned that you will not look good on judgment day, and that is far more important than any money that would pass between the two of you. What is going on in your soul? That's how Verses 9-11 functions in the flow of the chapter. Now, for us in our day and age, with such questions about homosexuality and other issues, it is worthwhile for us to go back over it, and we will next week Verses 9-11, and especially the incredible impactful statement, "Such were some of you." So I want to unfold all of that next week. But I had Verse 9-11 read this time because I think it completes Paul's argument with Brother A and Brother B. Paul's basically saying to the swindler, "I fear for your soul, I fear for your soul." VII. Applications Alright, so that's the text. Walk through it. Now, how do we apply it? How do we apply it? I said to some of the guys this week, I said, "I feel like I'm carrying eight cans of worms up here to the pulpit with a can opener." [laughter] And which can will I open? I'm not even going to name the cans, I've got a list in my head of what the cans are. But just to name them, I'm starting to open them and they'll start crawling all over the pulpit. What about this, what about that, what about the ethics of the other? And on and on it goes. And I got to tell you, I don't know, I don't know all the ethical implications of this. I'm safest to stick to home-base which is don't sue another brother in Christ. One thing I do want to say given our present setting, before we even get into my attempt at applying this. Many of you are aware of what's happened in the Southern Baptist Conventional last couple of weeks in terms of sexual predators that were in some way protected by Southern Baptist churches and never brought to justice. I don't think this text gives any right for a church not to hand over such a criminal to the authorities. The elders of our church, we are absolutely committed to the protection of our children. We discussed this at length on Monday and ways we can take steps. Many things are already in place in terms of background checks and things like that. So this passage does not give a cloak of secrecy by which sexual predators, behind which they can hide. I'm not saying that doesn't happen. Crime gets committed, they should be handed over to the authorities and there's a lot more I could say about that. That itself is its own can of worms, but I wanted to say that. Alright, so what question is in front of us? Can Christians ever go to court at all? And if so, when and how and for what? I don't believe this passage rules out all involvement of Christians in lawsuits. Paul himself regularly was in court. And he actually used the court's mechanisms and appeal process for his own defense and for the spread of the Gospel. "I appealed to Caesar," was a legal thing he could do as a Roman citizen. Paul wrote Romans 13 saying that, we must... All Christians must submit ourselves for the Lord's sake, to the governing authorities because there is no authority except what God has established. Remember in Acts 16 when Paul and Silas were wrongfully without trial, beaten publicly and thrown in the Philippian jail, remember that? And how God sent this amazing surgical strike earthquake, in which all the chains fell off and the prison doors flew open and that's amazing. As a mechanical engineer, I'm like, "I don't know how that happens." But it happened, it's incredible. The Philippian jail was converted as a result of that. But this prisoners didn't run away. Paul didn't run away. He could have. The next day, the magistrates sent word saying, "Paul and Silas, you can go." Paul's like, "No chance. We were beaten publicly without trial and now you want to kind of get rid of us secretly, no way. Let them come themselves and escort us out." Now, why is he doing that? I think he's carving out religious freedom for the new church that's being planted there in Philippi. And so he's using the legal situation to do that. Now, let's keep it simple ethically here, in terms of application. Don't take another Christian to court. That's just the simple teaching here. It's not addressing, "Should you defend yourself against non-Christians?" I've read a lot of what we should do with non-Christian type verses. But within the church, do not take another Christian to court. I would have a hard time skirting the clear teaching in this passage. Why not rather be wronged? Why not rather be defrauded? It's very clear. It's better to be defrauded than to take the brother or sister to court. It's better to lose the money. It's better to lose the portion of the business than to litigate and press your rights and win the case, but show no regard for your Christian witness in front of the watching pagan world. That is a bad thing, so don't do it. We should care much more about the souls of the people involved in that process. The law enforcement officials and the district attorney in the courtroom and all of that, we should care about their souls, more than the money we can win back. The basic rule here in terms of involvement in the court system must be your motive. Why do you want to go? Now if the issue like with Paul and Silas is a matter of principle concerning other people, their rights, their freedoms, and not just your own selfish rights or advantages, it may be necessary to go to court. We could imagine a Christian public defender whose whole life is spent in court defending the poor, the weak, the needy from attacks by the powerful. Such a Christian would spend most of their days in court. You could just as well imagine a Christian district attorney whose whole life is spent prosecuting criminals and upholding Romans 13. And there maybe many examples of Christians going to court for the benefit of the gospel or for religious freedom. Like the rights we've seen of certain individuals like Christian bakers, to not necessarily have to bake a cake for a gay marriage, something like that. Or the rights of families to publicly or to educate their children and not have to go to the government schools, which many countries in Europe do not have. It's illegal. They have to go to the government schools, but Christians went to court to carve out the freedom to educate, religiously educate their own children. The issue here in 1 Corinthians 6 seems to be carnal. "I was wronged, I want my money back," and a sense of indication. That's I think home base for what not to do. Central issue then must be our loving witness to a dying world. We are surrounded every day by people who are without hope and without God in the world. They don't have that anchor that I prayed about it, at the beginning of my message here. They're dead in their transgressions and sins, they need hope. We are here to give it to them. Nothing that you would lose in a court trial or something like that is anywhere near as important as that. People are watching us. So let's, as a church, go back over the basic rules that Christ has given us. If an outsider came into our church, a meeting, a home fellowship, Sunday morning worship, would they know that we are Christians because we evidently love each other? Start there. John 13:35. Are we acting like the lights of the world here in the Raleigh-Durham area? Do people see our good works and glorify God? Will they glorify God in heaven, because they saw how we were living? Having had our infinite sin debt covered, our 10,000 talents, are we living out a life of forgiveness toward people who have sinned against us? Are we characterized by gracious, loving forgiveness toward people who have sinned against us or are we unforgiving and choking the person saying to them, "Pay me what you owe me"? Do we turn the other cheek? Do we give our tonic as well? Do we go the extra mile with people who are trying to hurt us? Do we see our temporal blessings as less important than the souls of the people we're dealing with? Can we take the words, "Why not rather be wronged?" and see how many hundred different ways we could live them out in the next week? Don't defend yourself, don't argue. Don't try to prove that what you did was the right thing, be humble. How would that affect your marriage, let's say? How would that affect your relationship with your kids or your relationship with your parents? How would it affect your relationship with your neighbors or with co-workers? "Why not rather be wrong? Why not rather be wrong, rather than press your case and win your case? "Why not rather be wronged for the sake of the gospel? Now, as we finish this message, I can't help but just call to any that are here that don't know Christ. Every week I pray that God would bring people who have never heard, who have not yet come to Christ or have not yet yielded. I think about what God did in Julia's life. And I don't know what stories are unfolding among those of you that are not yet Christians in your life. I don't know what resistance that you have. It may be that you're battling depression. It may be that you have guilty feelings for things that you've done. Do you realize what a great savior Jesus Christ is, how He came to seek and to save lost people like you and me? And there's no sin that we can commit, no manner of sin or blasphemy that the Son of Man, Jesus, cannot forgive. And so I'm calling on you to just look to him with the eyes of faith. Look to him and ask him to be your savior. There is a court trial coming and there's no escape from the judgment of God. He sees everything. We're going to have to give an account for everything we've ever done. Christ is the only one who can vindicate you on that final day and he is a great savior. Come to Christ. Come to Christ. And we would love to hear your story next chance we get, when you stand up in the baptismal area and tell us what happened and how God saved you. Now we're going to turn in the service now to an observance of the Lord's Supper. I'm going to close this sermon time in prayer and then I'm going to ask the deacons to come and help serve. Let's pray. Father, thank you for the time we've had to walk through 1 Corinthians 6:1-11. Thank You for the power of the word of God. And thank you that your Spirit's been here. Now, we ask for fresh ministry of the Holy Spirit in the ordinance of baptism. Ordinance of the Lord Supper. Thank you, oh Lord, for the Lord Supper. Thank you for communion. Thank you, Lord, that we have the opportunity to do this, and I pray that you would please be with us through the spirit that we would experience it fully and powerfully. In Jesus name. Amen.

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An Amazing Visit to Heaven and Hell with brother B.W. Melvin  Join Johnny and Jose while they discuss the empirical events across the world leading up to World War III, the trickery and deceit of the New World Order, and the bizarre weirdness of the fallen angelic UFO phenomenon as we plunge head first into the forthcoming apocalypse and the Seven Seals of Revelation (chapter 6). Join us tonight for a powerful visit from brother B.W. Melvin who had one of the most extraordinary visits to Heaven and Hell that have ever occured.  Praise God.  What a mighty revelation for the Lord to share with us.  God Bless You - See you there! To sign up for radio show Email Notifications click  Mail Link: http://gem.godaddy.com/signups/185380/join

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Fala, discípulo! Pedro Angella, Thiago Ibrahim e Matheus Soares, diretamente do Mar da Galileia, se reunem No Barquinho com Erik de Oliveira para conversar sobre evangelismo e o papel da arte como ferramenta para propagação de valores do reino. O convidado para esse papo é Marcus Nati, o cara por trás dos perfis Brother Bíblia Arte, que vem fazendo um trabalho… Read More »#NB127 – Arte e Evangelismo (com Brother Bíblia)

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Sat 7/01/17 Beatchild Show #183 @beatchild ​On this episode, we were honored in having the world renowned soul brother, Byram Joseph aka Beatchild who dropped by to share his upcoming album! Brother B blessed us with a beautiful acoustic number. Be on the lookout for "Heavy Rockin Steady" which is releasing in the Fall off BBE Music! Multi-award-winning performing producer Byram Joseph a.k.a Beatchild & The Slakadeliqs is back at it again with a brand new single “The Good Life”, giving his fans a taste, of what’s to comeLady Gaga guitarist Ricky Tillo lends The ‘Deliqs some of his rocking guitar flavor on the tune, giving this one instant classic status. Opting for a more organic approach to The Slakadeliqs second studio album, Byram is recording the majority of the full length project to 1” analog tape and playing the majority of the instruments too. Featuring music from: Big Wave, Gabriel Garzon-Montano, J.A.M, Madison McFerrin, De La Soul, & More 1st Segment - Mza 01 Vels Trio - Godzilla 02 Freud - Melt (ft. Courtney Beavers) 03 Lost Midas - Calipatria (feat. Nutrik) 04 Alice Contrane - Stopover Bombay 05 D Dand - Cold 06 BadBadNotGood - CS60 07 Mndsgn. - Arrows 08 Hygher Baby - Let U Go (DJ Asparagus Remix) 09 Big Wave - Golden Days 10 ATCQ - 1nce Again feat. Tammy Lucas (Karmasound Remix) 11 Gabriel Garzon-Montano - Crawl 12 EXT - My Dear Love 13 Longevity Crew - Seek 14 Vels Trio - Stepping Into Tomorrow feat. Danalouge 15 J.A.M. - Book of Love (feat. L.D. Brown) 16 Brian Auger - Maiden Voyage 17 Madison McFerrin - No Time To Lose 18 Funky DL - You Know Me (Lounge Remix Jazzstrumental) 19 De La Soul feat Little Dragon - Drawn 2nd Segment - Beatchild Live Performance + Interview www.beatchild.com Soul Circle Radio Live Worldwide Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

We welcome you back after our Holidays hiatus. Thank you for re-joining today, the first of our shows for 2017. With 2017 the year of the centennial of the transfer of the US Virgin Islands to the United States, we will focus our shows all year long on topics, places, and people related to Transfer Day, including the pre- and post- periods. Today we will focus on a local Virgin Islander who has contributed significantly to the Virgin Islands community, and continues to do so. I'm referring to Mr. Leonard Brother B Bonelli, a contemporary we honor and thank. As the year evolves, periodically we will be graced by our Featured Contributor, Valerie Sim, Ms Vintage Virgin Islands herself and the editor of Vintage Virgin Islands. During her visits, she will grace us with tidbits of Vintage Virgin Islands. You'll discover fascinating events that occurred in the history of the Danish West Indies, the US Virgin Islands, and the British Virgin Islands! Many of the photographs she'll share were taken between the early 1900s to the 1970s. I wonder what tidbit Val has in store for us today. Visit Vintage Virgin Islands at http://ValerieSims.com/. The recorded autobiography of Mr. Bonelli is courtesy of Focus VI Radio Magazine, your weekly radio magazine hosted and produced by Kysha Wallace and Peter Ottley of PEO Productions. Focus VI is a lifestyles magazine that include health, fitness, family, financial planning and personal development, along with special features on people of the Virgin Islands. Visit Focus VI at http://FocusVI.com/.

Recording of the sermon by Brother B.

Ever been puzzled over what you should do when the Bible isn't clear about whether something is wrong for a Christian to do? Listen to this lesson to learn that there are many decisions we have to make about things the Bible doesn't forbid. What is clear, though, is that we are not to quarrel with other believers about these things or do anything that causes them to stumble in their Christian life. See why we are told not to judge others but to accept them in love. Learn about the laws of love, liberty, expediency, and personal sacrifice. Accept that your spiritual life is not designed to operate in a vacuum.

In the first hour it's Jay sitting in for Vicki, with the news and events that affect us all. In the second and third hours, Minister Fortson and Brother B.J. talk about and teach How to Hunt the Supernatural. Visit Minister Fortson's websites http://howtohuntthesupernatural.com/ and http://ministerfortson.com/ COME CLAIM YOUR FREEDOM AT FREEDOMIZER RADIO!! www.freedomizerradio.com

In the first hour Jay fills in for Vicki. In the second and third hours, Minister Fortson and Brother B.J. talk about and teach "How to Hunt the Supernatural" COME CLAIM YOUR FREEDOM AT FREEDOMIZER RADIO www.freedomizerradio.com

Brother B.J. Frith brings us the message "Taking Off the Costume".

Brother B.J. Frith brings of the Message "The Right Place at the Right Time"

Brother B.J. Frith Brings us our Sunday Evening Message. "Revival Through Obedience"