Podcasts about brother russell

Doug Russell is Former Master of Southern California Research Lodge, where he served for seven years as Editor in Chief of the monthly Masonic magazine, Fraternal Review. He is a retired psychotherapist and educator who has studied Ageless Wisdom teachings and practiced meditation for over 50 years. He is a certified meditation instructor and officer in the Academy of Reflection—a chartered body within the Scottish Rite for brothers wanting to integrate contemplative practice with their Masonic experience. His articles have been published in The Journal of the Masonic Society, The Short Talk Bulletin, and in Philalethes, The Journal of Masonic Research & Letters. He is currently doing research and writing on the Esoteric Art of Memory.Brother Russell is presenting “Freemasonry in Academic Studies of Western Esotericism” at EFC2022. We talk a little about his paper and much more about his history and background with meditation and psychology.Support the show

Clint Lanier and Dave McArthur knock back a few Rum and Cokes while coming to grips with the sad wreck of Bill Cosby's career.

PLAGUES OF OUR HEARTS (sermon) by Brother Russell GeorgeShared from Concord Seventh-day Adventist Church, via Zoom, in Sydney Australia on the 25th of September, 2021Book and video's that the preacher mentioned:https://youtu.be/vHlGwhEPfoghttps://www.straight2theheart.org/resources/videos/item/1CONNECT WITH US!Email: concord.sda.aus@gmail.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/ConcordSeventh.dayAdventistChurchInstagram: www.instagram.com/concordsdaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWa-61ZpUknH8U1NIEjqMhg

Listen as Brother Russell of Global Gates shares how God launched him into ministry to the South Asian diaspora in New York City and birthed the city's first church of Muslim Background Believers. You'll also hear how a discipleship network of Bengali believers and seekers around the world has exploded through Zoom in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Listen as Brother Russell of Global Gates shares how God launched him into ministry to the South Asian diaspora in New York City and birthed the city's first church of Muslim Background Believers. You'll also hear how a discipleship network of Bengali believers and seekers around the world has exploded through Zoom in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Listen as Brother Russell shares his remarkable story of coming to Christ in Bangladesh and experiencing God's miraculous deliverance from persecution in part one of Rashidah's interview with this Global Gates missionary and pastor.

Listen as Brother Russell shares his remarkable story of coming to Christ in Bangladesh and experiencing God's miraculous deliverance from persecution in part one of Rashidah's interview with this Global Gates missionary and pastor.

This episode's title is also the name of the Rudy Schwartz Project instrumental near the beginning, after the LeMur collages. (All collages in this episode are by Mr. F. LeMur.) We get music new and old, respectively, by The Slot Rods and Dr. Onan Canobite, plus a Lonesome Cowboy Dave classic, "The President's on the Phone," from three Presidents ago. The talk parts were mostly recorded on July 4th of the so-called 2019, on location at the cult compound where the X-Day Drill was held. Dr. Hal, Dr. Philo Drummond, and Rev. Ivan Stang, presiding, along with Rev. Lord Angry Larry. A couple of Brother Russell's prank calls to Christian stations (as "Melba") are referenced and included. There is much detailed discussion of the greatest of the worst movies, as well as of Doc Savage and his son Dork. HOUR OF SLACK archives/logs/donations/other SubGenius Radio

Steph speaks with Brother Russell, an aspiring priest, and Fred Klaus, a crossword puzzle composer for the Metro. Guests Thomas Fricilone (@thomasfricilone / Ground Floor Comedy) and Jared Jeffries (@jmjeffries2 / A Gift You Didn't Ask For From Friends You Never Had).

Steve Russell, of Lehi Utah, practices law in Salt Lake City and is a graduate of the BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School. Steve completed an honorable mission in Bolivia and married a returned missionary. He and his wife Janice are the parents of eight children and he has served in many church callings: counselor, teacher, high councilor, youth choir/orchestra leader, family history consultant and as bishop in Tooele, Utah. Among the family traditions in the Russell household is the annual celebration of the Passover during the Easter season. At the time of his conversion to the Church in 1982, Brother Russell was a 22-year old jazz musician in Southern California. He was experiencing a season of serious contemplation about influential people and the nature of God when missionaries knocked on his door.  Through faithful study, prayer and participation he felt the light of the Lord enter his life, obtained a fervent testimony of the Book of Mormon and came to realize how someone can declare “I know” when speaking of spiritual convictions. When asked about milestones or turning points in his spiritual life, Steve references attending his first post-mission general conference where he was privileged to hear the stirring final testimony of the late Elder Bruce R. McConkie in 1985.(1) Brother Russell has an abiding testimony of the “commitment pattern.” He knows from personal experience and from serving as a bishop how vital it is to strive for personal purity by overcoming one’s sins, beginning with the most serious, and making definitive commitments to God through fervent prayer and “reporting back” to the Lord. This same pattern will help serious-minded Saints in dealing with a variety of challenges, including such things as compulsive behaviors (e.g. pornography, overeating, anger, etc.). He referenced pertinent and meaningful talks by President Spencer W. Kimball (2) and Elder David A. Bednar (3) on this same subject. Brother Russell asserts that Church leaders at any level must study the relevant handbooks and learn to love, serve and lead with the help of God through mighty prayer.  His experience is that there are many Church members who love deeply and desire to be valuable servants in the Kingdom. Serving and leading have helped Brother Russel appreciate the many blessings afforded by the gospel of Jesus Christ, especially the power of the Atonement. Five Principle of Leadership: Assume the best in the people serving. Don’t judge people by outward appearances, be they youth or adults. Find ways to connect with them and allow them to experience growth. (29:05) Every person has a unique perspective. Build on their strengths and do not make them feel inadequate. (30:35) Every person has something to offer. Don’t try to control circumstances to the point of stifling contributions. This occasionally happens in gospel classes. Consider their various contributions seriously, even if the meaning is not clear on the surface. Appreciate their courage in contributing. (32:05) Remember to discover and create joy in church service. It’s counterproductive to be stressed in church work. Leaders should seek to make serving joyful and/or fun. (34:10) If you are not loving those you serve, repeat steps one through four, above. (36:44) Links: “The Purifying Power of Gethsemane,” Elder Bruce R. McConkie, April 1985 "Converted Unto the Lord," Elder David A. Bednar, October 2012 Youtube Links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2v5K40Jghw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kfTZTJ2J4I https://vimeo.com/136479141 https://youtu.be/rdjH_-SyJY8

As Raymond continues his look at the Southern Baptist Convention, he is joined by Russell Miles a.k.a. Brother Russell.  Starting with a discussing the influence of tactics used by the Religious Right in the 1980's on the increasingly vitriolic attacks on social issues.  They then examine the basic theological tenets of the Southern Baptist Convention and the impact on the mindset of political/social conservatives.  Russell explains the catalyst the began his exit from the Southern Baptist Church. Next Episode: The History of Middle Earth!   Show Reference Notes: The Last Temptation of Christ on IMDb Protecting Your Ministry from Sexual Orientation Gender Identity Lawsuits by The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention The Mind of the Bible-Believer by Edmund D. Cohen The Shadow of Ideas Website:  shadowofideas.com Email:  shadowofideas@gmail.com Become a Patron:  patreon.com/shadowofideas Like us on Facebook:  facebook.com/shadowofideas Follow us on Twitter:  @shadow_of_ideas Subscribe in iTunes:  itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/shadow-ideas-history-politics/id995813969 Listen on Stitcher:  stitcher.com/podcast/the-shadow-of-ideas

This episode features an interview with Brother Russell, who's comedy work and social commentary focus on the strange world of American Evangelicals.  

Brother Russell continues his series on Healing Relationships. In this Part 6 he will go into "For Always and Forever!"

Brother Russell continues his series on Healing Relationships. In this Part 6 he will go into "For Always and Forever!"

Brother Russell continues his series on Healing Relationships. In this Part 6 he will go into "For Always and Forever!"

Brother Russell preaches on True Faith this Sunday morning at 10:30am

Brother Russell preaches on True Faith this Sunday morning at 10:30am

Brother Russell preaches on True Faith this Sunday morning at 10:30am

Come out of the blues. Find out how when Brother Russell preaches on this Sunday at 10:30am.

Come out of the blues. Find out how when Brother Russell preaches on this Sunday at 10:30am.

Brother Russell continues his teaching in the Book of Romans.

Brother Russell continues his teaching in the Book of Romans.

Brother Russell continues on the End of Time series.

Brother Russell continues on the End of Time series.

Brother Russell continues to preach on the end times.

Brother Russell continues to preach on the end times.

Weekly Bible study of 1Peter and this week Brother Russell taught in Chapter 2:6-11 also teachings came from John 3:16, 3:36, 8:24 and 12:37 also Hebrews 3:12-13.

Brother Russell talks about "Conquering Lonliness"