Podcast appearances and mentions of christian principles

In this compelling episode, Pastor Karl dives into Romans 14, exploring what he calls "Applied Christianity." This chapter challenges both seasoned and new believers to navigate the balance between personal freedom in Christ and public restraint for the sake of others. Pastor Karl unpacks the concept of spiritual maturity, emphasizing private liberty and public restriction as biblical principles rooted in love. He addresses the tension between those strong in faith, who live in the freedom of grace, and those weak in faith, who adhere to stricter rules, using the historical context of meat sacrificed to idols to illustrate disputable matters. Through practical examples like alcohol, Halloween, and homeschooling, Pastor Karl highlights how non-essential issues should not divide the church. He introduces the "law of love," urging listeners to prioritize others' faith over personal freedoms, and explains the Bema Seat judgment, where Christians are rewarded for their sacrifices, not judged for salvation. Join Pastor Karl for a thought-provoking discussion on living out faith with grace, love, and unity.Watch all our sermons on our youtube channel "Flipside Christian Church"Join us in person 9:00am & 10:30am every Sunday morning.37193 Ave 12 #3h, Madera, CA 93636For more visit us at flipside.churchFor more podcasts visit flipsidepodcasts.transistor.fm

"Growing Your Business with Christian Principles" emphasizes the importance of actively listening

In this sermon Pastor Michael emphasizes three key strategies i.e seeking God's guidance through prayer before making business decisions, operating with integrity and honesty while openly advertising these values, and providing exceptional service by adopting a servant's attitude. He further encourages entrepreneurs to apply these Christian principles in growing their business through customer feedback and continuous improvement. Whether starting small or expanding, these Christian principles in business can transform ordinary ventures into extraordinary ones. Growing Your Business with Christian Principles demonstrates that success comes through divine wisdom, honest practices, and service excellence.All these questions were answered just as Warren Buffet, Brian Tracy, Perry Stone, Jonathan Cahn, John Hagee, Jentezen Franklin, Benny Hinn, Chris Oyaklihome, Steven Furtick, Joel Osteen and others.• How should Christian businesspeople seek guidance for their business decisions? • What role does prayer play in making business decisions and hiring staff? • How important is integrity and honesty in business, and how should it be demonstrated? • Why is it beneficial to advertise one's integrity and honesty in business? • How can businesspeople effectively use customer testimonials and personal stories? • What is the importance of providing excellent customer service in business? • How can businesses improve their level of service? • Why is listening to customer feedback crucial for business success? • How can implementing biblical principles lead to business growth? • What practical steps can business people take to align their businesses with God's plans and purposes?

Is it okay to use the pill? Why do some Christians and denominations have issues with birth control while others don't? There was one MAJOR EVENT that caused a shift in the perspective of many Christians on the issue of contraception and, if you're a Christian deciding about birth control use, you deserve to know about it! This episode dives into the longstanding Christian stance on birth control and how it changed.NOTE: While it discusses themes of family planning, contraception, and abortion, this episode is appropriate for most audiences. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Contraception03:02 Historical Context of Contraception in Christianity05:57 The 1930 Lambeth Conference and Its Impact09:14 Moral Obligations and Natural Family Planning12:03 Examining Motivations Behind Contraceptive Use14:48 Conclusion and Reflection on Christian PrinciplesOther relevant episodes you may enjoy: Episode 6: The Pill -- Facts about Birth ControlEpisode 34: Is Contraception a faithful choice for Christians?Episode 141: Grace's Story -- healing after birth controlEpisode 140: Isn't Natural Family Planning a Catholic thing?Keywords: natural fertility, contraception, Christian faith, moral obligation, family planning, Lambeth Conference, fertility awareness, historical context, Christian principles, family sizeSend us a textSupport the showOther great ways to connect with Woven Natural Fertility Care: Learn the Creighton Model System with us! Register here! Get our monthly newsletter: Get the updates! Chat about issues of fertility + faith: Substack Follow us on Instagram: @wovenfertility Watch our episodes on YouTube: @wovenfertility Love the content? The biggest gift you could give is to click a 5 star review and write why it was so meaningful! This podcast is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice or professional services. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, and those seeking personal medical advice should consult with a licensed physician. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider regarding a medical condition. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately. Neither Woven nor its staff, nor any contributor to this podcast, makes any represe...

In this episode, we explore the powerful theme of faith, focusing on the unwavering trust in God's promises despite life's challenges. Pastor Karl encourages us to acknowledge our limitations without lowering our expectations of God's ability to fulfill His promises. Drawing from the example of Abraham's faith, the episode highlights the importance of being fully persuaded in God's power to perform what He has promised, even when the process is uncertain.The message also emphasizes that righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ, whose resurrection proves the sufficiency of His sacrifice for our salvation. With a call to leave behind religious baggage and accept God's grace, this episode invites listeners to reflect on the freedom and liberation offered through faith, making it clear that salvation is a gift, not something earned.Join us as we dive deep into Romans 4, understanding the liberation that faith in Jesus brings and how we are called to live with a heart of gratitude and faith, trusting that God will complete the work He began in us. Watch all our sermons on our youtube channel "Flipside Christian Church"Join us in person 9:00am & 10:30am every Sunday morning.37193 Ave 12 #3h, Madera, CA 93636For more visit us at flipside.churchFor more podcasts visit flipsidepodcasts.transistor.fm

Christopher M. Reilly joins Timmerie to discuss Christian principles for thriving with artificial intelligence Resources mentioned: Christopher M. Reilly https://christophermreilly.com/ Contemporary Bioethics: Catholic Wisdom for a Confused Culture https://www.ncbcenter.org/store/contemporary-bioethics-catholic-wisdom-for-a-confused-culture

n this week's Libertarian Angle, Jacob and Richard discuss whether Judeo-Christian principles should be taught in public schools? Please subscribe to our email newsletter FFF Daily here.

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Send us a textDiscover how prioritizing faith can transform your life and fortify your soul in the newest episode of the American Soul Podcast with me, Jesse Cope. Explore the profound influence of Christian principles on individual growth, marriage, and our nation's foundation. Through an examination of historical Thanksgiving proclamations, we'll uncover the Christian values that laid the groundwork for America and how neglecting these tenets could contribute to our personal and collective anxieties. Join our heartfelt discussion on the necessity for Christians to return to God with humility and repentance, and learn how to integrate these values into daily life for meaningful change.Together, we'll navigate through the founding principles of the United States, emphasizing the importance of humility, repentance, and divine guidance as seen in declarations by figures such as John Hancock. As we revisit the inspirational words from our nation's early leaders, we'll draw parallels to our current societal challenges, stressing the timeless need for faith and community support. This episode is a call to action for listeners to find encouragement in our shared history and to inspire those around them with these enduring truths. Gather your loved ones and listen along as we seek to uphold and defend the principles that define our nation's soul.Support the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

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What do you do when your beliefs collide with your ballot? Would Jesus Vote? And if so, who would he vote for? Recently Josh Howerton of LakepointeChurch  gave a sermon titled "How To Vote Like Jesus". We use a couple of clips from that as a springboard into this incredible conversation. We are not on the same page in this one. Our exploration veers into the moral complexities of voting and Christian responsibility in political engagement. We wrestle with the idea of rebellion against God by not voting, dissect the notion of third-party futility, and debate the ethics of supporting a system that may contradict Christian values. With humor and sincerity, we reflect on America's perception as a Christian nation and the divisive nature of current political discourse. As we raise our glasses in fellowship, we invite you into our community, where shared beliefs and joy in connection shine through every earnest exchange. We cannot cover all of the bases so let us know where you stand with all of this! SUBSCRIBE & SHARE us this week!Contact Us: brosbiblesbeer@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Leave Us A VoicemailYouTubeSimpleCastSpotifyApple PodcastsFacebook ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠XInstaBros Bibles & Beer is: Jeff, Zack & Andy Find us wherever fine podcasts are distributed. Oh, and share us with a friend this week! Grace. Peace. Cheers!

When it comes to voting, how should we balance character and policy? “If I'm voting for a politician,” journalist David French suggests, “I have a test. One is: Do they have the character necessary for the job? And the higher the position they're seeking, the more character that is necessary. And number two: Do they broadly agree with me on the most important policies?” In this episode, Mark Labberton welcomes journalist David French (opinion columnist for the New York Times; formerly The Atlantic, The Dispatch, and National Review) for a discussion of character, policy, and principles for faithful, virtuous engagement in polarized American politics. French's commitment to Christian faith, moral character, and reasoned policy has emerged from his experience as a former commercial lawyer, military lawyer, and former president of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. A political conservative, French has throughout his career been an advocate for First Amendment rights, pro-life individuals and organizations, and the ideals of democracy. He describes himself as “an evangelical conservative who believes strongly in a classical liberal, pluralistic vision of American democracy.” Together, Mark and David discuss his Christian upbringing; his personal partisan commitments; the importance of character in party politics; the importance of nuanced and reasoned policy; why he's voting for Kamala Harris in order to save conservative politics; two Bible verses for this election season; how to respond to our culture of fear; and how to secure a more courageous, loving, and humble politics. About David French David French is an opinion columnist for the New York Times, and previously wrote for The Atlantic, The Dispatch, and National Review. He is a New York Times bestselling author of Divided We Fall: America's Secession Threat and How to Restore Our Nation. He describes himself as “an evangelical conservative who believes strongly in a classical liberal, pluralistic vision of American democracy.” He is a graduate of Harvard Law School, the past president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, and a former lecturer at Cornell Law School. He has served as a senior counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice and the Alliance Defending Freedom. David is a former major in the United States Army Reserve. In 2007, he deployed to Iraq, serving in Diyala Province as Squadron Judge Advocate for the 2nd Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, where he was awarded the Bronze Star. Show Notes Divided We Fall: America's Secession Threat and How to Restore Our Nation “I was a First Amendment litigator with a writing hobby.” Background in the Acapella Churches of Christ: a Restoration Movement from the early-19th century “It turned into something kind of separatist, sectarian, and ferociously legalistic.” “I grew up with a real grounding. grounding and reading the Bible, which actually, ironically enough, was the seed of me leaving the church of Christ.” “I was a Cold War conservative and a conservative Christian. And they were related, but not, but they weren't inextricably tied together. So for me, my, you know, ideology was downstream of my faith, but I didn't think that my ideology was the inevitable result of my faith.” Pro-Life Activism Representing pro-life individuals Existential clash: the confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States Why David French is voting for Kamala Harris in order to save conservative politics “My party loyalty has always been related to two things. One is the ideology of the party and the other one is the character of the party. And the party leaders and the people that I vote for, I've always had a character test and an ideological test.” Bad character and bad policy—”why would I be attached to that? There's no claim on my loyalty there.” The importance of character “If the conservative perspective that I have wants to have any purchase in American politics, MAGA has to lose. Donald Trump has to lose.” Federalism: a practical understanding that smaller government is better. Republican Party increasingly embracing a pro-choice platform “If you're going to have a healthy two party system, the distinctions should be around good people of high character approaching policy solutions from different perspectives.” “One of these parties has sort of left the norms of American. political engagement.” “I voted for Mitt Romney more than Mitt Romney's probably voted for Mitt Romney.” “If I'm voting for a politician, I have a test. One is: Do they have the character necessary for the job? And the higher the position they're seeking, the more character that is necessary. And number two: Do they broadly agree with me on the most important policies?” “I have very little patience for those people who say I'm somehow not a Christian for voting for a pro-choice candidate. When they're voting for a pro-choice candidate who's been adjudicated a sex abuser, that is difficult for me to discern how that is a more Christian stance.” Clear, independent thinker Logical reasoning and courageous statements A living faith by which we think through ideas “There's a fine line between stubbornness and courage.” “In these last 10 years, I've really had to ask myself: Who are you really?” David French's parents' example of faith and virtue Learning from World War I and World War II history “Some of the worst things that have happened in American history have happened because people didn't want to do hard things.” “I think the sanctification process, though, is difficult. It means that you're being exposed to constantly your own sin is being exposed to yourself.” Mark asks: “What do you want Christian people, thoughtful, committed, curious, uncertain, tenuous Christian people to, to do between now and the election?” 2 Timothy 1:7—“God did not give us a spirit of fear, but of power, of love, and of sound mind.” Micah 6:8—”What does the Lord require of you, O man? What is good? To act justly, to love kindness, and to walk humbly before the Lord your God.” Ideological diversity: be curious, seek disagreement “If you just show affection for people and curiosity towards their views, anger tends to drain out of a room.” “College students are full of anxiety about conflict.” “Fear not.” The A Team—arming up for battle “And they find out that a lot of these folks that they were taught were going to be their enemies are actually just super kind, normal folks.” “They're equipping them to fight, not to love their neighbor, fight their neighbor, not love their neighbor.” Mark asks: “What handles would you give people in living in a fear dominated moment in American history?” “In receiving anger and fear, do not try to build up a bulletproof thick skin. … Because you know what that does? It often walls you off from legitimate criticism.” Thick skin, soft heart. “An enormous amount of fear is rooted in a sense—a feeling—of non-belonging and loneliness. Isolation and loneliness.” “People who are more isolated and alone are drawn to these authoritarian movements.” “Ease the loneliness, build the connection. … Lean into relationship and presence.” “It was just stunning to me that, against all evidence of scripture, Christians were consigning people to eternal damnation over a vote in a presidential election.” Miles Law: “Where we stand is based on where we sit.” Kindness, humility, not living a fear-based angry life “If you're in a community where the fruit of the spirit dominate, you can withstand a lot of disagreement.” Production Credits Conversing is produced and distributed in partnership with Comment Magazine and Fuller Seminary.

How we determine our career depends a lot on our world view. Some careers, like plastic surgery requires amazing dedication and years of training. Acknowledging our different skills and capacity, we all do well to see our lives as a gift that we are responsible stewards of. Lets not sacrifice meaning and purpose for a pay cheque or an easy life.

Send us a textEver wondered why the concept of a 50-50 marriage might be setting you up for failure? Join me, Jesse Cope, as I challenge this notion by sharing a poignant story of marital struggle and the risk of self-sufficiency. In this heartfelt episode of the American Soul Podcast, we delve into the divine design for marriage roles, emphasizing the unique, complementary roles intended for men and women. With a sincere prayer and gratitude for our listeners, we explore how prioritizing relationships, especially in marriage, is crucial for a strong, fulfilling life.But that's not all—we also take a deep look at the profound influence of Protestant religion on American liberty, contrasting it with European state-sanctioned churches. You'll learn about the critical role of religious oaths in upholding our Constitution and why the founding fathers believed in the necessity of Christian principles in governance. We tackle the complexities of religious freedom and its intended boundaries, painting a vivid picture of the founders' vision for a nation led by Christian values. Tune in for a thought-provoking journey through faith, governance, and the sacred bonds of marriage, and leave with a renewed sense of purpose and understanding.Support the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

Send us a Text Message.Have you ever wondered how deeply your daily distractions are impacting your spiritual and personal connections? Join me, Jesse Cope, in a transformative episode of the American Soul Podcast as we explore the profound importance of reconnecting with God and our nation. Learn the art of prioritizing spiritual practices such as prayer and Bible reading amidst the modern barrage of screens and digital diversions. Discover the immense benefits of dedicating quality time to your loved ones and realigning your daily priorities to nurture your faith and relationships. This engaging discussion includes a heartfelt prayer for guidance, protection, and forgiveness, serving as a poignant reminder to return to our spiritual roots.In the latter part of our conversation, we delve into the critical role Christian principles have played in shaping American society and governance. By examining historical examples and legal cases, we highlight the integral influence of Christian values on American law and societal norms, contrasting this with the dire consequences of secular rule as seen in totalitarian regimes. We reflect on the erosion of these foundational values in modern times, stressing the importance of moral integrity in societal function, marriage, and community well-being. Concluding with a passionate plea for a return to the Christian principles that our nation was founded upon, we express hope for America's future and offer blessings for families and marriages. Tune in for a thought-provoking and heartfelt discussion on the necessity of turning back to God and the principles that have guided our great nation.Support the Show.The American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

Good Morning from the Marc Cox Morning Show!! This hour: Hawley under fire for saying our country was founded on Christian Principles KMOV goes after Hawley over his Christian Principles comments Kim on a Whim: Kim vs. NY using Trash Bins.  Kim and Marc talk about a news story out of NY about New York finally using trash cans instead of just putting their trash bags on the streets Ben Shapiro takes on Rep. Eric Swalwell Coming Up: Dr. Bob Onder, Tom Ackerman, and In Other News with Ethan

Good Morning from the Marc Cox Morning Show!! We got a packed show for you today.  Marc  & Kim welcome Dr. Bob Onder, Tom Ackerman, Jim Talent, Regina Morris, Shannon Bream, and Griff Jenkins to the show!!  They discuss topics such as: Josh Hawley under fire for saying our country was founded on Christian Principles How the Cardinals are doing Who ran interference for Biden Why the Catholic Church is leaning away from Latin Mass Why is Griff Jenkins surfing with Sharks? Thanks for listening!!  Be sure to visit 971Talk.com for all the latest news!!

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In this episode of "Being Catholic with Bob Johnston" on Catholic Spirit Radio, Bob Johnston discusses the importance of reintroducing Christian principles into public life, focusing on a new law in Louisiana mandating the posting of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. He explores the historical context of America's Christian foundations and the decline of mainline Protestantism, emphasizing the role of Catholicism in sustaining Western civilization. Bob and his wife, Lynn, also reflect on the societal consequences of abandoning these religious principles and the pushback against reintegrating them into governance. Join Bob and Lynn as they advocate for a return to the moral and ethical standards that once unified and strengthened the nation.

Send us a Text Message.Can you imagine a world where our history is distorted, and our civic duties are neglected? We kick off the latest episode of the American Soul Podcast with heartfelt gratitude to our listeners and a prayer for divine guidance. Reflecting on the crucial need for accurate historical education, we share insights from a seasoned history teacher who highlights today's alarming trend of rewriting history. Through the powerful words of Grover Cleveland, we emphasize the indispensable role civic engagement plays in maintaining our country's foundational values. Personal anecdotes add a relatable touch, underscoring the importance of learning from our past and actively participating in politics.In another thought-provoking segment, we explore how Christian principles can transform business and community life. Drawing from historical speeches and the mission of organizations like the YMCA, we argue that business grounded in Christian ethics is not only more successful but also fosters better citizenship and governance. We then delve into the pressing issue of teaching Biblical principles to children, reflecting on how societal changes since the 1920s have attempted to sever the ties between faith, family, and education. This episode is a call to action to reintegrate these foundational values into our daily lives, ensuring strong families and communities. Join us as we continue to explore these vital themes in future episodes. God bless you all, your families, and your marriages.Support the Show.The American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

Today's episode of Ask The Pastor features Pastors Johnathan Hernandez and Gary Schick. Do you have questions about life? About your Christian walk? About Christianity in general? Ask The Pastor features local pastors in Scottsbluff, NE who are willing and ready to answer your questions. You get to determine the focus of Ask The Pastor, airing weekdays at 9:00am on Hope Radio 97.1FM and anytime in your podcast feed! Submit your questions on our website: https://www.kcmifm.com/contact Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/kcmifm

Step into the political and spiritual journey of Stephen Frank, as the Greenville native and insurance businessman lays out his vision for a political office once held by Adam Morgan. Drawing from his formative years steeped in the teachings at Bob Jones University, Stephen weaves a narrative that's both personal and profound, revealing how his Christian faith is the bedrock of his life and political ambitions. He's not one to shy away from hot-button issues such as pro-life initiatives and the unwavering support of Second Amendment rights, all underpinned by the belief that our rights are a divine endowment, not a governmental gift.As we navigate the complexities of politics and policy, we grapple with the potholed roads of bureaucracy and the quagmire of government overspending, seeking solutions through accountability and restructuring. Discussions pivot to the challenges of unchecked growth, the distortions of corporate welfare on free markets, and the disconnect between conservative citizens and a less conservative legislature. In the throes of this episode, Stephen Frank and I dissect the morality of abolishing state income tax and the resistance faced by reformists disrupting the status quo. It's a discourse that promises to leave you reflecting on the calibre of integrity and character that we should demand from those we elect to represent us.https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.comhttps://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

From their shared passion for connecting people to the gospel to the urgent need for rethinking education in the wake of societal shifts, they explore the rich history and principles behind classical education. Discover how classical Christian schools foster moral imagination, creative play, and critical thinking skills essential for navigating the complexities of the modern world. They also challenge conventional notions of education, discussing the pitfalls of mainstream progressive models and the importance of instilling a love for learning and children.   // LINKS // Website: https://www.johnpatrick.ca/ Podcast: https://doctorjohnpatrick.podbean.com/ Biblical Literate Quiz: https://www.johnpatrick.ca/meaning-metaphor-and-allusion/ Recommended Reading list: https://www.johnpatrick.ca/book-list/ Ask Doctor John: https://www.johnpatrick.ca/ask/ LINKS: https://beacons.ai/doctorjohnpatrick  

Episode Summary:In this episode of BaseCamp Live, host Davies Owens engages in a thought-provoking conversation with bestselling author and scholar Nancy Pearcey about her latest book, The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes. Pearcey, a respected figure in evangelical circles, sheds light on modern masculinity's cultural challenges and offers insights into how Christian principles can address these issues.Sponsor Highlights: Wilson Hill AcademyClassic Learning TestAmerica's Christian Credit UnionLife Architects CoachingGordon CollegeGutenberg College Stay tuned for more enlightening discussions on classical Christian education, and join us next time on BaseCamp Live! Remember to subscribe, leave us a review, and reach out to us at info@basecamplive.comDon't forget to visit basecamplive.com for more info and past episodes.

Have you ever found yourself in the mirror's reflection, wrestling with thoughts about your body that just don't align with your spiritual beliefs? Heather Creekmore, author and host of the "Compared to Who" podcast, joined us on "Revelation Within on the Go" to share her raw and real journey through body image battles, disordered eating, and the quest for cultural beauty standards that often veer away from our true selves and Christian principles.Throughout our conversation, Heather peels back the layers of her personal struggles, offering an intimate look at the mental tug-of-war she experienced in her pursuit of being the "best self" for God. As we trace her path from a young girl to a woman of faith, we uncover the transformative power of surrender. Heather's story, rife with the complexities of aligning diet culture with health and self-acceptance, reminds us that renewing our minds and engaging with intuitive eating can lead to a place where fear and control around food finally release their grip.In the end, Heather's insights shine a light on the societal pressures of body image and the idols of control and approval that can distort our self-perception. Her experiences form a beacon of hope, guiding us toward finding peace with our bodies and eating habits. As we bid farewell to Heather, we're left with a sense of gratitude for her wisdom and a renewed sense of encouragement to continue on our own paths to a more authentic and grace-filled life. Join us on this episode for a heartfelt exploration of these deep-seated challenges and the healing journey that lies ahead.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

How much power can a prayer hold during a time of war and distress? Join me, Jesse Cope, as we unearth the profound message of a wartime Christmas Eve, delivered by none other than Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941. Together, we'll revisit his call for preparing our hearts for the struggle ahead and his declaration of a day of prayer as the first dawn of 1942 broke. We'll also reflect upon Winston Churchill's stirring words on the sacrifices soldiers make, and the fight against those who harbor hatred.Have you ever wondered what principles truly shaped America? This episode takes a deep dive into the Christian principles that have been instrumental in forging America's identity. We'll discuss how these principles, based on the teachings of Christ, withstand the test of time despite our humanly imperfections. As we inch closer to Christmas, let's ponder upon the impact of prayer in our lives and recommit to these principles that form our nation's bedrock. To wrap up, we'll share a heartfelt blessing for families, marriages, and the land we hold dear - America.Support the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

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Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I talked to Roslyn Weiss, editor of Hasdai Crescas: Collected Writings (Library of the Jewish People, 2023). Hasdai Crescas spent his life in public service - as a rabbi and community leader in desperate times in 14th-century Spain. Despite having limited time for writing, he produced several important works, which Collected Writings presents in their entirety. The first of these, Epistle to the Jews of Avignon, he wrote in the immediate aftermath of the anti-Jewish riots in Aragon in 1391, chronicling the unimaginable horrors the Jewish communities endured - mass conversions, suicides, deaths, and the loss of great Torah scholars - as well as his own personal tragedy, the murder of his only son, "a lamb without blemish."  To counter Christian efforts to convert Jews, Crescas composed two polemical works, only one of which has survived, The Refutation of the Christian Principles. Written in 1397-8, it offers reasoned arguments to challenge ten principles of Christianity. A great halakhist, Crescas penned many responsa, some of which are known because they were quoted by later halakhists. But only one extant work contains halakhic material - the Passover Sermon, dealing (in part) with the laws of Passover. Because of the urgent communal demands on his time, Crescas was unable to complete Lamp of the Lord, the two-volume work which was to be his response to Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and Guide of the Perplexed. His magisterial work, Light of the Lord, a work of intellectual rigor and deep religious sensibility, was his answer only to the Guide. In this brilliant work, completed in 1410, just before his death, Crescas rejects the purely intellectual Aristotelian God in favor of Judaism's God of love. It is a work suffused with love for God, the Torah, the rabbinic tradition, and the Jewish people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscriber-only episodeAre we witnessing the erosion of America's key institutions, and can bringing back Christian principles halt this deterioration? Our latest episode probes into this critical question, exploring the historical significance of religion in shaping the fundamental ethos of America. We spotlight Patrick Henry, one of America's most iconic orators, and delve into his timeless wisdom, particularly his 'Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death' speech, which underscores his staunch belief in religious freedom. The episode further navigates the crucial part Christianity played in structuring America's societal values, drawing on the tenets laid out in Article 16 of the Virginia Bill of Rights, a document Henry significantly contributed to. We argue that reviving Christian principles in the fabric of our institutions, including education, the military, and law enforcement, is the only enduring solution to the issues currently plaguing our nation. So tune in to this thought-provoking episode to gain a fresh perspective on America's current state and a deeper understanding of its Christian roots.The American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

Send Jackie a Text MessageWelcome to Episode 5 of the Designing with Love podcast, where I share how to incorporate Christian principles into your everyday work. In the podcast, I cover several principles, such as servant leadership, the fruit of the Spirit as outlined in the Bible, and how our work matters to God.References:Work, T. O. (2023, February 24). 10 key points about work in the Bible every Christian should know | Theology of Work. Theology of Work. https://www.theologyofwork.org/resources/what-does-the-bible-say-about-work/Work, T. O. (2023a, February 23). Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) | Theology of Work. Theology of Work. https://www.theologyofwork.org/auxiliary-pages/fruits-of-the-spirit-galatians-522-23/Work, T. O. (2023a, February 23). Servant leadership (John 13:1-20) | Theology of Work. Theology of Work. https://www.theologyofwork.org/new-testament/john/servant-leadership-john-13/ Remember, you can send me a text message by clicking on "Send Jackie a Text Message" at the top of the episode description. Please make sure to like and share this episode with others. Here's to great learning!Music Credit:Nothing Will Stay the SameDarkBlue Studiohttps://www.premiumbeat.com

How could the U.S. Constitution be inspired, since it included the right to have guns and allowed slavery to continue. In this episode of Religion Today host Martin Tanner explains why a citizenry authorized to own guns actually inhibits crime. He also describes how the Founding Fathers were inspired by Isaiah 33:22 to create three branches of government: executive, legislative and judicial. How this Biblically inspired system creates a balance of power. Martin gives examples of how we know the U.S. Constitution was an inspired document much like the Mosaic law was inspired, but was not perfect. Yet it paved the way for the higher law Jesus brought. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

REFERENCES FOR THIS PRESENATION: https://www.bryanhudson.com/2023/07/founding.html From Chapter Five of the book: "Biblical & Social Justice: What Is it? by Bryan Hudson, D.Min. https://www.biblicaljusticebook.com/

Bob is joined by Jim Berrier who points out that contrary to modern-day opinion, our country really was founded upon Christian principles. Click on your podcasting platform below to subscribe to The Bob Siegel Show:   Apple  |  Google  | Spotify |  TuneIn  | Blubrry | Deezer | Android  | RSS Feed  Subscribe by email and get Bob's show delivered directly to your inbox! Visit […]

In this inspiring episode,  we delve into the heart of faith, exploring how basic Biblical principles and teachings can guide us through life's challenges if you're searching for a way to thrive amidst hardship or need an uplifting message to boost your spirits. We dive deep into the wells of God's unchanging love, demonstrating how His eternal care can be a rock to hold onto in turbulent times. We also navigate the transformative power of prayer and how it can infuse us with the strength needed to confront our trials.  Whether you're enduring personal tribulations, seeking spiritual guidance, or simply yearning for an encouraging message, this is a must-listen. This episode provides comfort and motivation, reminding you of your strength and resilience as an equipped woman. Tune in as we navigate tough times together, finding hope, strength, and solace in God's eternal word. Connect with us on Instagram.  Ready to work with me? Schedule your FREE DISCOVERY CALL Need royalty-free music for your podcast? I use Epidemic Sound for all my sounds and music; sign up for a 30-day free trial here.

Freedom. Kindness. Progress. Equality. They're values you'd find in anyone on the street. But Glen Scrivener knows where they came from. Show Notes You can find us  here on our social channels.

Do you ever wonder if why you feel so exhausted after being around some people?  Does it seem like something is off, but you try to rationalize it away or blame yourself, rather than calling out sin or false accusations someone made toward you?  If you feel like your mind is being twisted, like you are never heard but often minimized or dismissed for your thoughts, feelings, or needs, you may be in a relationship with a person who is a narcissist.

When leadership or those in a position of authority do not stop abuse when brought to their attention, they are enabling sin.  Jesus is a God of love and peace, not a God wanting victims to suffer but a God who frees captives.  Toxicity and Abuse warp true Christian principles, and are not what God intended.

Do you deny your own needs and feelings because you think it's the Godly thing to do?  Even if it enables sin?  God gave each of us a self that needs saving by Jesus through our choice of Him as our Lord.  God did not make us to save other people from their own choices and consequences at our expense.  If you think you might be in a codependent relationship, or wonder what codependency traits may be, listen in.

In this episode Costi Hinn provides several Christian principles for voting and offers biblical truths about keeping earthly elections in perspective. All Christians ought to be eager to see our countries and communities positively impacted by our gospel witness, and having the right perspective on voting and politics is important to seeing that happen. 

Many Americans believe they are free, and that is a good belief to embrace. But if we hold up modern freedom to the lens of the King's perfect law of liberty, we must deduce that the authentic article of freedom has been replaced with a manufactured version because all freedom begins with the King.Well over two decades ago, I became thrilled to learn from my American Christian history teachers that freedom and property go together. The evidence of freedom is property.At the same time, what makes America so unique among the nations of the world is that America is the first nation to embrace the distinctly Christian idea of property.The Christian idea holds that property is first those substances you don't see with your natural eyes and without which the property you do see and believe to be yours is not.The failure to understand the most sacred of all property is why most Christians in America need permission to use and dispose of the goodness of the King in their lives.Link to the James Rose tribute referenced in this episode.The other 6 days a week, Sean Morgan hosts shows about defeating America's enemies through civic solutions. On Sundays, he interviews author Barry H. Durmaz about Christ's Kingdom government principles for spiritual solutions to America's problems. Subscribe To Podcast and Video Channels:https://sundayscriptures.buzzsprout.com/Social Links:https://libertylinks.io/SundayScripturesForPatriots  Barry H. Durmaz:https://LibertyIsTheLaw.usSupport and Love our Mission —Join our Treasure Team!https://www.libertyisthelaw.us/treasure_volunteerFollow Me On Gab!https://gab.com/HouseholdEmbassy Sean Morgan:https://SeanMorganReport.comKeep me on the front lines of the digital battlefield by supporting my work here:https://donorbox.org/seanmorganreport Sponsors Who Support Our Ministry:Get a Free Gold Consultation.Call Dr. Kirk Elliott at +1 720-605-3900https://SovereignAdvisors.net/pages/seanmorgan/ Is the corporate coffee you drink contributing to America's decline? Support A Christian Patriot Coffee Companyhttps://www.TheGreatAwakeningCoffee.com/QFAQ Discount Code: QFAQ Hero Soap Company makes natural soap that is healthier for you and your family using essential oils, goats milk, and coconut oil.If you have sensitive or dry skin, it's perfect for you.Every purchase helps the heroes like homeless vets get a place to live.Go to www.HeroSoapCompany.com/discount/qfaq Coupon Code QFAQ Support the show by text message: Text GIVE to 801801 to donate any amount to campaign 253494 Support the show

There are two kinds of Christians on the King's land: those who have words only and those who have the power through their lives to back up the King's words coming out of their mouths.Power is where all the kingdom action lies. And that is why divine power in the life of the King's subjects is guarded by problems and conflict.In this next installment on the Christ-centered, governmental principles of America's founding-era, I present how people are either instruments of the King's virtue unto victory over America's enemies or instruments of Satan's degradation unto oppression and Babylonian captivity.Character is God's plan for the resurrection of your family government today.Click here to access documents and files mentioned.The other 6 days a week, Sean Morgan hosts shows about defeating America's enemies through civic solutions. On Sundays, he interviews author Barry H. Durmaz about Christ's Kingdom government principles for spiritual solutions to America's problems. Subscribe To Podcast and Video Channels:https://sundayscriptures.buzzsprout.com/Social Links:https://libertylinks.io/SundayScripturesForPatriots  Barry H. Durmaz:https://LibertyIsTheLaw.usSupport and Love our Mission —Join our Treasure Team!https://www.libertyisthelaw.us/treasure_volunteerFollow Me On Gab!https://gab.com/HouseholdEmbassy Sean Morgan:https://SeanMorganReport.comKeep me on the front lines of the digital battlefield by supporting my work here:https://donorbox.org/seanmorganreport Sponsors Who Support Our Ministry:Get a Free Gold Consultation.Call Dr. Kirk Elliott at +1 720-605-3900https://SovereignAdvisors.net/pages/seanmorgan/ Is the corporate coffee you drink contributing to America's decline? Support A Christian Patriot Coffee Companyhttps://www.TheGreatAwakeningCoffee.com/QFAQ Discount Code: QFAQ Hero Soap Company makes natural soap that is healthier for you and your family using essential oils, goats milk, and coconut oil.If you have sensitive or dry skin, it's perfect for you.Every purchase helps the heroes like homeless vets get a place to live.Go to www.HeroSoapCompany.com/discount/qfaq Coupon Code QFAQ Support the show by text message: Text GIVE to 801801 to donate any amount to campaign 253494 Support the show