Podcast appearances and mentions of christian hagen

David sits down to talk about Hunting Mentorship with Christian Hagen of South Dakota Youth Hunting Adventures.

Sermon Discussion Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ItLsx9tHkt-XPR0RGKSYzytfEvoSQZf/view?usp=sharing  - Or just keep scrolling: Sermon Discussion Guide (for use at home this week) Opening prayer: Thank you, Jesus, for completing your work on earth - and continuing your work on my behalf in heaven.  AMEN. About Me Have you ever doubted whether you had faith?  If so, what were the circumstances? Into the Bible – Acts 7:54-60 Verse 54: “When they heard these things…”  Look back at chapters 6-7, and especially 7:44-53.  What are the “these things” that infuriated the crowd? Verse 55: What did Stephen see?  Identify the comfort of this sight.   Verse 56: Identify the name for Jesus in this verse, and compare with vv. 52-53. Verse 58: Who was overseeing this sudden execution? Verse 59-60: How does God describe Stephen’s death (v.60)?  Compare Stephen’s words with the words of Jesus on Good Friday.   Application 4 I have given them your word. The world hated them, because they are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. 15 I am not asking that you take them out of the world, but that you protect them from the Evil One. 16 They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world.   John 17 In Sunday’s sermon, Pastor discussed the difference between a “means of grace” belief and a “non-means of grace” belief.  What is that difference?  Name two reasons why this matters.   In Sunday’s gospel reading from John 17, Jesus prays for his believers.  What do we learn about Jesus in the Gospel reading, and what does Jesus tell us about ourselves?  Identify the specific tool that Jesus uses to protect his people. Look at the verse above.  Describe two differences between the world and the believer.  What are some of the implications or natural results of the world’s hatred?  Look back at the Acts 7 reading from above, and identify the comfort Stephen experienced (and still experiences today).   “…but help and befriend him in every bodily need.” The Christian bears fruits of love toward God and neighbor.  Consider those in your life, especially those who live in close proximity.  Think of a way that you can act as a neighbor toward someone, especially in relation to one’s physical needs - food, shelter, clothing.  On your own or with a friend / family member, reach out and demonstrate love in some tangible way this week. “Witnesses of Resurrection Peace - With a Voice of Certainty.” What’s the relationship between Christ’s promise to work through his Word - and our confidence as Christians?  Name two ways that we can make greater use of his Word. Jesus prays for us.  Write a prayer, thanking Jesus for being our intercessor and high priest.  Ask him to continue blessing his Church on earth, especially our work in the greater Toledo area. Prayer: Almighty God, your Son our Savior was taken up in glory and intercedes for us at your right hand. Through your living and abiding Word, give us hearts to know him and faith to follow where he has gone; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever; AMEN.   Show Notes Contact the Podcast: RWJPodcast@gmail.com or www.raisedwithjesus.com/podcast  Click here to find a nearby congregation or church home.   yearbook.wels.net 2021 Bible Reading Schedule: https://bit.ly/rwj2021  All rights reserved. Gospel of John videos from St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church of Beaver Dam, WI - featuring Pastor Paul Stratman: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZkCzVm8cKaTjhcRhxr13na3TEugbO0eQ  Produced 2021 by Pastor Hagen: pastorhagen@icloud.com or (419) 262-8280  Music from Joseph McDade: https://josephmcdade.com #raisedwithjesus #lutheran #sanctification #toledome #toledo #welstoledo #jesus #bible #podcast #dailyjesus #jesusdaily #rwjpodcast #jesusfortoledo  Sunday school lessons courtesy of Northwestern Publishing House.

Long Ku- Podcast #26 am Freitag 29.1.2021 Mein Gast: Christian Hagen (www.gymtime-fitness.de) Qualifikationen: Fitnessfachwirt /Gesundheitstrainer/Rehatrainer/ Trainer für Cardio-Fitness Thema: Passen Corona und Sport zusammen?

Gibt es denn inneren Schweinehund wirklich? Couch, Fernseher und Schokolade statt Sport, gesunder Ernährung und sinnvollem Zeitvertreib? Der innere Schweinehund hat viele Menschen anscheinend fest im Griff. Vielleicht ist der gute Vorsatz noch da, aber spätestens bei der Umsetzung scheitert es dann! Er schlägt den scheinbar einfachen Weg vor, nämlich die Gemütlichkeit und das Verbleiben in bekannten Mustern (ganz besonders das Einkuscheln in der eigenen Komfortzone). Damit es gelingt, den inneren Schweinehund zu überwinden, haben wir einige Tipps gesammelt

This podcast is not family-friendly, but we're adult-friend-family friendly, especially on this episode about Fast Five! Join hosts Christian Hagen, David Gutsche, and Matthew Bahn on a furious ride through the mean streets of the internet, and hear us talk about this movie like no one has ever talked about it before! Highlights Include: Rio Heist, always be not spilling chili, Pawl Patrol, Eisenbird: He is the one who squawks, You're A Thicc  One, Mr Deez, Gandalf (with child), Dinzel Vinrockie, and much more!

A great conversation with Christian Hagen and Jeremy Maestas about the natural history and conservation of the greater sage-grouse. Christian is a leading grouse scientist and research professor at OSU. Jeremy is a sagebrush ecologist at the NRCS and part of the Sage Grouse Initiative team implementing grouse conservation projects on private lands throughout the West.  Siskadee is the Crow name for Sage Grouse. photo by Steve Chindgren To support this podcast please visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/northwestnaturematters For more information about the Sage Grouse Initiative: https://www.sagegrouseinitiative.com/ Video: Wilson Wewa discusses the tribal perspectives on the meaning and significance of the sage grouse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADW6IREJnGY Video: Excerpt from a sage grouse film produced by Steve Chindgren showing a huge winter flock in Wyoming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaVQE_HmeXI  

Hva kan kunst lære fra teknologi? Og hva kan teknologi lære fra kunst? I denne episoden av #LØRN snakker Silvija med rådgiver for utvikling og innovasjon ved Kristiansand Kunst og kulturskole, Odd Christian Hagen, om alt fra teknologi og kunst til Kygo og opera. — Det viktigste vi gjør nå er å få opp øynene for teknologi og se bredden i de mulighetene vi har - og tørre å ta dem i bruk, forteller han i episoden.Dette lørner du: IA vs AIKulturskolenInnovasjonsbreddeE-sport Anbefalt litteratur:Practical ideas for learning across complex systems (Gatenby/Cantore, Spohrer/Demirkan) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hold on to your cats! Christian Hagen, David Gutsche, and Matthew Bahn take a tumble through the sad-funny world of 60s folk music, Oscar Isaac, and abortion on this week's Contextual Deviants. Highlights include: Useless babies, John Goodman is the best at being the worst, bummers at the start but bangers at the end, existential dread, The Most Wrong We've Ever Been About Any Context, fist-bumping abortion, Two Truths and a Sublime, The Old Cheesecake and Spaghetti Coat Factory, and much more!

Happy Holidays, everyone! (Yes, despite the subject of the episode, we're proudly fighting the War on Christmas.) For our last episode of 2018, we've decided to warm our cold hearts with Charles Dickens' classic tale, A Christmas Carol. Specifically, we watched the 1984 edition starring Academy Award Winner George C. Scott as Ebenezer Scrooge, which is a very faithful adaptation of the original story, so even if you haven't seen this particular version, you should be able to follow along just fine. Join hosts Christian Hagen, David Gutsche, and Matthew Bahn on this spooky-sweet adventure! Highlights include: Baby Santa, a great new game that was definitely invented on purpose by David Gutsche, a dark trio of directors, Spoopy Time, mind-blowing trivia, another Christmas movie, Mean Ghosts, the shortest context ever, bad hot takes, and much much more! See you all in 2019!

Shrek left a bad taste in our mouths, so we decided to follow it up with the much more palatable Dreamworks Animated film Kung Fu Panda! You'll positively noodle yourself as hosts Christian Hagen and David Gutsche, along with special guest Joe Swanson, dig deep and try to find the secret ingredients to this kids' action classic's success. Highlights Include: Get Off My Show Russell Crowe, disappointing noodle dad, lipstick on a snake, putting the dump in dumplings, The Pull of the Noodle, too much cheek, too little face, probably the weirdest context-to-movie pairing we've ever had, and much more!

Chris Hagen - Auf der Suche nach sich selbst fand Christian Hagen (47) für sich das spannende Thema Intuition. Er erlernte die in Europa noch relativ unbekannte Methode des "Key-Walk" (Walking in your shoes oder Geh Dich frei) um seine eigene Intuition zu nutzen. Seitdem nutzt er seine Intuition um Entscheidungen zu treffen, schaut damit hinter die "offensichtlichen Probleme" und Themen. Der „Intuition walk“ ist eine neuartige Methode, die ihre Wurzeln im alten Wissen der Menschheit hat. Ansätze davon sind bei vielen Natives zu finden. In Amerika haben John Cogswell und Joseph Culp diesem Ansatz den Namen „Walking In Your Shoes“ verliehen. Diese Methode bringt viel Klarheit ins Leben und hilft enorm bei Entscheidungen!! Du überlässt darin deinem Gefühl die Führung für die Lösungsfindung. Der Körper ist dafür das Wahrnehmungsinstrument. Der Intuition walk vereint die Wahrnehmung aller Ebenen des Körperbewusstseins mit dem Gehen. 

They recently announced a reboot by the Minion people (sorry if this is news to you), so the hosts of Contextual Deviants decided to Shrex their muscles and analyze the original, 2001's Shrek. Christian Hagen and David Gutsche wind their way through this weird and (let's be honest) gross pop culture phenomenon and dig past the memes to the dark heart of the mean green ogre himself. Highlights include: "Shrekmate, atheists," fairy tale ghettos, fairy tale sexual harassment, fairy tale bullying, Eddie Murphy's donkey vacation, the Mandela Effect, the most consistent theme of Contextual Deviants, and much more!

Contextual Deviants has some super f*** action to the max, Jack, as hosts Christian Hagen, Matthew Bahn, and David Gutsche take on 1997's Boogie Nights! The rise and fall of Dirk Diggler and his legendary "star power" are illuminated like never before, featuring four randomly selected contexts that guide us down paths we could have never expected. Highlights include: David's spot-on Elton John, fascinating trivia, the Top Gun, the inspiring true story of "The Touch," a great gun-based rom-com, an even better impression of Michael Caine, A BRAND NEW CONTEXT, and much more!

To celebrate our 20th episode, we've put together a roundup of some of our favorite bits, gags, goofs, prankshlees, and randomly-generated critical analysis from our first ten episodes! Hear the evolution of Christian Hagen and David Gutsche from awkward struggling podcasters to confidently awkward struggling podcasters. We're excited to share some of our favorite moments with you! If there are any we missed, please let us know (@texteviants). Also, please leave us a review on iTunes, and consider spreading this episode out to your friends. We'd love any feedback you have!...she gon' git ya

IMPORTANT NOTE: Fateful Findings is no longer available to stream anywhere :(HOWEVER, we've added an intro to this episode describing the plot enough for folks to follow along. And I'd say it's worth it, if only because Fateful Findings is near the top of the list of the best bad movies of all time. Please join hosts Christian Hagen and David Gutsche and special guests Matthew Bahn and Kari Strand as they attempt to create a new game, a new religion, answer one of cinema's most burning questions, and much, much more, all while dissecting an crazed business man's narcissistic artistic passion project!

Get your AI Turing Test android robo-brains fired up for another Contextual Deviants! This week, hosts Christian Hagen and David Gutsche analyze 2014's hard sci-fi chamber piece Ex Machina. Along the way, we learn how to spot real people from robots, how to pronounce Ex Machina, and, in a way, how to love. Highlights Include: Galadriel, Sting's tiddies, Caleb's sad sad fantasy, ooh a fancy gangstarrrr, StickyCoin, the award for Best Stab, pornography profiles, the first time Christian ever did any real research for an episode of this show, and much much more! Leave us a review on iTunes!

I pinned down the very busy Christian Hagen a research professor with Oregon State university who also is doing work with the NRCS on Prairie Chickens. We talk about life in central Oregon, sage grouse and other upland birds, hunting with his munsterlanders and his recent NAVHDA test. 

To celebrate our podcast reaching 15 episodes, we wanted to give you a glimpse of a special context from the unreleased pilot episode David Gutsche and Christian Hagen recorded about Marvel's Doctor Strange! In this clip, you'll hear what we think is the best segment from that episode, the context which convinced us we could make this little show of ours into the weird deep dive it is today.   ALSO, stick around as we announce the movie for our next full-length episode! We can barely wait to tell you, it's going to be so good, you have no idea, just wait for it.

The Best Picture-nominated George Clooney midlife crisis dramedy Up In The Air receives the Contextual Deviants treatment! In their ongoing quest to try to talk about movies in as many ways as possible, hosts Christian Hagen and David Gutsche take a critical eye to a movie unlike any they've tackled before. Highlights include: Sincere apologies for David's behavior, The 10 million mile question, Sam Elliott's Sack On Your Back, the prequel to Drive, again we could not be more sorry about David, Young MC's only form of meaningful communication, and much more!   BING BONG

Christian Hagen has spent too much time thinking about what makes a great closing track, and how every song on an album can sound like its last.

Don't like being blamed for what your forefathers did? Do better. (Christian Hagen)

This week, Contextual Deviants makes this look good with 1997's Men In Black! Join hosts Christian Hagen and David Gutsche and their new Contextual Computer (TM) for a galaxy of goofs and a...Gemini of gags? Crap. Space alliteration is hard. Highlights include: F***ing Eric Roberts, Smash Mouth (but with an edge), teenage Tommy Lee Jones, a shot-for-shot remake of The Santa Clause, a surprising ASMR celebrity shout-out, and much more!And remember: If you see Vincent D'onofrio, say Vincent D'onofrio.

Contextual Deviants almost sounds like a spell, right? This week, hosts Christian Hagen and David Gutsche put the first film in the Harry Potter franchise through the Contextual Chalice to see what comes out the other end. Highlights include: Meth, yardies, experimental pig metal, Who's In Your 'Pede?, the world's straightest wizard Albus Dumbledore, mail showers, and more! Our theme song is "Gun Tonic" by The Bad Man. Find more of their music at: thebadmanusa.com

Christian Hagen and David Gutsche run 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy through the Contextual Chalice and some weird stuff comes out the other end. By the end of this episode, you will be sold on The Adventures of John C. Reilly: Space Cop.   Our theme song is "Gun Tonic" by Minneapolis's own The Bad Man (thebadmanusa.com)

Warning: This episode contains spoilers for an amazing video game. Also, sincerely excessive displays of emotional vulnerability and discomfort. The 2013 video game Gone Home was an unexpected instant classic. To understand why, host Christian Hagen explains how the game spoke to something inside himself he didn't even know was there. ALSO, we announce the next movie to get the Deviant treatment!

Help host Christian Hagen and (apparently) co-host David Gutsche solve the great unsolved mystery of Zodiac! The 2007 David Fincher film gets the randomly-selected-contexts treatment and things get simultaneously dark and weird. Highlights include: Our Dearest Bud Chloe Sevigny, adult food, international hardware store waters, the elephant in the big oval room, and much more. LOOSE SQUIRRELS!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS, SHEEPLE! In this epsiode, host Christian Hagen and David Gutsche run down the 1999 sci-fi/action blockbuster The Matrix through four randomly selected contexts. Highlights include: Dr. Feelgood and Dragula, Santa in the Red Dress, Big Pink Goop, The Balds, The Jackson-Lucas Conundrum, and much more. FREE YOUR MIND!

Welcome to Contextual Deviants! For our debut, host Christian Hagen, co-host David Gutsche, and special guest Ajia Hagen dissect Kubo and the Two Strings through four randomly selected contexts.   Highlights include: That Ice Age squirrel, failed driver's tests, child murder, "More blood," glass, Alan Rickman's accent, and inside-out Benjamin Button disease.

In Halle 2 auf dem Virtualisierungsforum traf ich Christian Hagen von der DataCore Software Corporation. Er ist Vice President EMEA Channel & Sales Operations und ich befragte ihn nach dem Zusammenspiel der DataCore Software mit Microsofts Hyper-V. Hören Sie selbst, was es im DataCore Umfeld für Möglichkeiten gibt.