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How should Christians think about cultural issues, and how can we have better conversations with those who think differently? The goal of today's show is to give you different perspectives on cultural issues while modeling a healthy disagreement. Come join the conversation and bring your questions! Tim Whitaker is the creator and facilitator at The New Evangelicals. Growing up, Tim always felt at home in evangelical spaces – until years later, when his studying and questions caused him to no longer be welcomed at in his church community. Brokenhearted, but undeterred, Tim continued to pursue a deeper understanding of faith, history, theology and the evangelical church. The more he uncovers, the more he realizes the importance of advocating for the marginalized in the church, exploring the full depth and breadth of Christian faith traditions, and holding toxic churches and leaders accountable.

The world, the flesh, and the devil seek to derail the Christian life. Jesus can overcome all three. This message was given by Tim Cedarland, Thrive's director emeritus.

Do you see Jesus as the Way, the Truth and the Life? Tim Taylor explains how the Christian walk is a journey and encourages us to put our hope in God. We can rely on Him as our guide in this world.

Host J.D. Reager chats with current AEW/ROH star Blake Christian (FKA Trey Baxter in WWE), Memphis Wrestling's Internet Champion Tim Bosby and David Barnabas Spector, AKA Barnabas The Leader of The Circuz, on location at The WrestleCenter. For more exclusive Memphis Wrestling content, visit memphiswrestlingplus.com!

Tim Hull is a Christian with his own YouTube channel and posts content addressing Deconstruction, among other topics. Tim and Matthew have engaged many time over the years on the Unbelievable? Facebook page, so Matthew felt it was time that they had a genuine live conversation. Dealing with Deconstruction https://www.youtube.com/c/DealingWithDeconstruction One Minute Apologist https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXkgIl5W-HXG8-srQdyAbDw Image Church http://www.imagechurch.live/ Christian Evidence Society events for March https://christianevidence.org/2022/01/27/questions-of-our-times-webinars-will-follow-the-science/ To contact us, email: reasonpress@gmail.com Our Theme Music was written for us by Holly, to support her and to purchase her music use the links below: https://hollykirstensongs.com/ https://hollykirsten.bandcamp.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/still-unbelievable/message

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Heute zeigt dir Christian & Tim, wie du besser NEIN sagen kannst.  https://open.spotify.com/show/5aMc0KVpNE8tlorsABP4AS?si=Hwu86zIKRfifWO_yt4x36A https://www.christian-holzhausen.com/ https://tim-willems-personaltraining.com/ https://calendly.com/tim_willems/strategiegespraech https://www.linkedin.com/in/personaltrainerbonntimwillems/ https://tim-willems-personaltraining.com/webinar/

This episode is a conversation with a Progressive Christian with similar experiences in churches as myself, but who came to very different conclusions about faith. In this episode we cover topics like Truth, Scripture, Love, current events, masks, and more.  ___________________________________________________________________ Good Monsters on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVwB26yxtYWUopfFPhAsb8wGood Monsters on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/goodmonsterspodcast/Good Monsters on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6CqhvtMGood Monsters on Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-monsters/id1528869516Good Monsters on BitChute https://www.bitchute.com/channel/CDw0Zu3shEqS/ Podcast Episodes on Buzzsprout https://www.buzzsprout.com/1300948/episodesIntro and Outro is Dreaming Days by Ketsa and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License. https://creativecommons.org    

Tim is originally from Seattle, Washington, where he was raised in poverty in the very conservative and extremist Independent Fundamental Baptist sect of protestant Christianity. Due to the fundamentalist sect he had no formal education at all, and was almost entirely self-taught. He left home and the religion at the age of 17, and worked to educate himself, and obtained his GED secondary school qualifications, joined the Navy and later obtained his BA in International Affairs and Political Science. He lived for about ten years in Japan, and learned Japanese as well, and is currently in the American Midwest.

Christian & Tim talk to Sideways Sid about his early beginnings behind the wheel and his illustrious car history by only 22 years of age!

Christian & Tim talk to Paul Wallace AKA 'Supercars of London' about the trials & tribulations of being a YouTuber, friend, boyfriend, and homeowner. Turns out, it's not as easy as it looks...

Christian & Tim talk to Daryl Pearce about what it takes to start a supercar hire company! EV Hire

Christian & Tim talk to Podpoint CEO Erik Fairbairn about the electric revolution and how we'll be buying electric cars a lot sooner than we think!

Christian & Tim talk to Darren Gibson about the best way to purchase a car through financing and what each option really means.

Christian & Tim chat to Tom TGE about his life on and off screen. From his day job to the money he spends on cars, Tom reveals all!

Christian & Tim chat to Influencer agent Patrick Whelan about what it takes to make money on Youtube!

This episode covers the editing techniques I use to edit an episode of Trailblazers. This includes examples of what audio sounds like before and after I edit it, as well as estimations of how long the process takes and how much of the audio is left after all is said and done. We record the episode. We use a free program called audacity that allows us to record our audio. Christian and I both use the “U37 USB Studio Condenser Recording Microphone” made by CAD. Tim uses the “Q2U USB Microphone” made by samson. After the episode is recorded Christian & Tim export their audio on the insane quality preset. Exporting turns the audio recording into a usable file, in this case we use mp3. Christian & Tim send me the mp3 over google drive. I import Christian & Tim’s audio file into audacity. This takes about 1 minute for every 60 min of audio, per each individual audio file. I sync the audio. Syncing the audio is simply aligning the audio so we’re not talking over each other, and involves me removing a few seconds off of the beginning of the audio of some of the files to line them up. I then navigate to the end of the audio to make sure the audio is aligned correctly, and if it isn’t I go back and make any needed adjustments. This takes about five minutes. I apply noise reduction to each audio file separately. This removes the background noises usually generated by the microphones we use because they’re not top of the line and generate a bit of a hiss, and because none of us are in noise canceling rooms (those are usually small rooms with padding on the walls to reduce almost all background noises). This takes about 1 min for every 27 min of audio, per each individual audio file. I apply a function called “truncate silence” to the entire project. This removes silences over a certain length and reduces them down to about a quarter of a second. This takes about 1 min for every 7 min of audio. I edit it for content. I start a the beginning of the file and hit play and listen to the entire episode. I edit out UMs, places where we stumble over our words or misspeak, places where we talk over each other, jokes that don’t land or out of game speech that I feel aren’t worth keeping in. I move audio around if we recorded a portion out of order. I add sound effects & music and edit them. I extend silences between speech if they need to be longer than the quarter of a second truncate silence made them. As well as a few other such things. During this time I also silence the audio of people who aren’t talking which is very time consuming. If I didn’t have to silence the audio this would take maybe half the time, for every one person speaking I have to stop the playback and highlight the other two files and silence them. Editing for content takes about 1 min for every 27 seconds of audio. I equalize each audio file separately. This makes our voices more pleasing to the ear, each person has their own personal sound profile that requires different equalization. For example I boost Christian’s bass and treble, while for Tim I boost his base but lower his treble. This takes about 1 min for every 34 min of audio, per each individual audio file. I compress each audio file separately. This makes the quiet spots louder and the loud spots quieter so that you never have to adjust the volume while you listen. This takes about 1 min for every 68 min of audio, per each individual audio file. I import the intro music, outro, and advertisement files. This takes about a minute. I then place them in the appropriate places and small bits of silence as buffer before and after the ads. This takes about 5 minutes. I write and record the intro, and repeat steps 5, 7, 8, and 9 to it. In other words I apply noise reduction, edit out the retakes and silences, equalize it, and compress it. Then I put it at the start of the episode. This usually takes around 13 minutes. I export the project into a single mp3 on the insane quality preset. This takes about 1 min for every 16 min of audio. I upload the mp3 to podbean, a service I use to manage the RSS feed that podcasts use. I fill out the episode information like show notes, season information, etc. This takes about 1 min for every 16 min of audio. So when all is said and done, from importing christian & tim’s audio to publishing the podcast takes about a little less than triple the length of the raw audio. That’s a gross estimate because those ratios can change depending on how long the audio is, they aren’t really flat ratios. The final edited episode is little less than 50% as long than the raw audio we recorded. Episodes with a lot of combat takes more time to edit and result in a smaller percentage of final audio length. That’s because there’s a lot of things that happen in combat that are uninteresting and need to be edited out.

Grow: Teachings From The Gospels (Part 7) Have we created a hybrid version of following Christ in America? Have we simply begun to consume the culture around us rather than do our part to shape it? In our minds, we believe that Christ is king, but do we live that way?  (Mark 1:15, John 17:13-18)

Tim answers a question on how to evganlize to professing christian friends and family. How to witness to a nominal Christian.