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In this inspiring and practical message, Pastor Rob Ketterling shares the unbelievable story of how River Valley bought their City Campus—highlighting God's provision and bold faith. He unpacks what it means to be a Builder, Keeper, or Multiplier in ministry, offering real talk, humor, and leadership wisdom for every stage of church growth. Whether you're just starting out or leading at a high level, this message will challenge and encourage you.River Valley Conference 2025 - City Campus - Minneapolis, MN

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Everyone wrestles with occasional worry and stress, but anxiety has, seemingly, taken hold of our society. Thankfully, God's Word is filled with wisdom and insight on this topic that is both relevant and timely for us today.

Everyone wrestles with occasional worry and stress, but anxiety has, seemingly, taken hold of our society. Thankfully, God's Word is filled with wisdom and insight on this topic that is both relevant and timely for us today.

Everyone wrestles with occasional worry and stress, but anxiety has, seemingly, taken hold of our society. Thankfully, God's Word is filled with wisdom and insight on this topic that is both relevant and timely for us today.

Everyone wrestles with occasional worry and stress, but anxiety has, seemingly, taken hold of our society. Thankfully, God's Word is filled with wisdom and insight on this topic that is both relevant and timely for us today.

Sarah Cary discusses how White City is fostering innovation, sustainability, and community through thoughtful design and strategic collaboration. In this episode of Better Places, Concilio's Managing Director Nick Dines in conversation with Sarah Cary, White City Development Director at Imperial College London. Sarah discusses the White City Deep Tech Campus, a thriving hub for innovation, sustainability, and community impact. She and Nick discuss how Imperial is shaping a world-class ecosystem for research, entrepreneurship, and collaboration. Key Topics discussed: Innovation at White City – How cutting-edge research in AI, biotech, and robotics is driving real-world impact. Sustainability in Action – Imperial's bold approach to achieving net-zero carbon by 2040. Community at the Heart – Ensuring White City's growth creates opportunities for local people. Sarah's insights highlight how thoughtful design can support innovation, inclusion, and sustainability.  Don't miss this conversation—listen now! 

Listen back to Andrew Sercombe preaching in the City Campus. If you need prayer, we're here for you. Reach out at ⁠www.gatewaybaptist.com.au/prayerSubscribe for more content to help you grow as a fully devoted follower of Jesus: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/GatewayBapt...________________________Gateway Baptist Church meets across six locations in South-East Queensland and also online.For over 90 years, we've been committed to guiding people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus.Learn more about us at ⁠https://gatewaybaptist.com.au⁠ or join us on Sundays at ⁠gtwy.au/live

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Is it possible to have contentment and joy in all circumstances? Can peace and fulfillment actually be qualities marking our lives? In his letter to the church in Philippi, the Apostle Paul describes how deep-rooted joy and confidence in God's promises — through a relationship with Jesus — can lead us to the good life.

Is it possible to have contentment and joy in all circumstances? Can peace and fulfillment actually be qualities marking our lives? In his letter to the church in Philippi, the Apostle Paul describes how deep-rooted joy and confidence in God's promises — through a relationship with Jesus — can lead us to the good life.

Is it possible to have contentment and joy in all circumstances? Can peace and fulfillment actually be qualities marking our lives? In his letter to the church in Philippi, the Apostle Paul describes how deep-rooted joy and confidence in God's promises — through a relationship with Jesus — can lead us to the good life.

Is it possible to have contentment and joy in all circumstances? Can peace and fulfillment actually be qualities marking our lives? In his letter to the church in Philippi, the Apostle Paul describes how deep-rooted joy and confidence in God's promises — through a relationship with Jesus — can lead us to the good life.

Pruning is a challenging but vital step in growing as a follower of Jesus. Join us from the City Campus as Andrew unpacks John 15:1-3 in depth. Take your next step Receive prayer - https://gatewaybaptist.com.au/prayer Learn more about Jesus - https://gatewaybaptist.com.au/alpha Get Baptised - https://gatewaybaptist.com.au/next-st... We're a community that's leading people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus and we'd love for you to join us as we find community and explore faith. If you'd like to give to Gateway to help us lead more people to Jesus, visit https://gtwy.au/give _______ Gateway Baptist Church meets across six campuses in South-East Queensland and also online. For more than 90 years we've been a community dedicated to leading people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus. To learn more about us, visit https://gatewaybaptist.com.au or join us on Sundays at https://gatewaybaptist.online.church

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Many relationships are under constant stress and fatigue. Fortunately, Jesus provides us wisdom showing us how to rethink the way we live among — and interact with — friends, coworkers, neighbors, strangers, and even family.

Many relationships are under constant stress and fatigue. Fortunately, Jesus provides us wisdom showing us how to rethink the way we live among — and interact with — friends, coworkers, neighbors, strangers, and even family.

Many relationships are under constant stress and fatigue. Fortunately, Jesus provides us wisdom showing us how to rethink the way we live among — and interact with — friends, coworkers, neighbors, strangers, and even family.

Many relationships are under constant stress and fatigue. Fortunately, Jesus provides us wisdom showing us how to rethink the way we live among — and interact with — friends, coworkers, neighbors, strangers, and even family.

The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Dr Blade Nzimande has confirmed the de-registering of four Educor Colleges. The department cancelled the registrations of Damelin, City-Varsity, Lyceum College and ICESA City Campus, for failure to submit annual financial reports, among other things. Nzimande addressed the media on the matter a short while ago.

Jesus gives us peace, joy, and hope. When we celebrate his arrival each year, this truth can get muddled in the intensity and insanity of the season. However, Jesus's birth inaugurated the arrival of true peace, joy, and hope in our world of conflict, sadness, and hopelessness.

Jesus gives us peace, joy, and hope. When we celebrate his arrival each year, this truth can get muddled in the intensity and insanity of the season. However, Jesus's birth inaugurated the arrival of true peace, joy, and hope in our world of conflict, sadness, and hopelessness.

Jesus gives us peace, joy, and hope. When we celebrate his arrival each year, this truth can get muddled in the intensity and insanity of the season. However, Jesus's birth inaugurated the arrival of true peace, joy, and hope in our world of conflict, sadness, and hopelessness.

Jesus gives us peace, joy, and hope. When we celebrate his arrival each year, this truth can get muddled in the intensity and insanity of the season. However, Jesus's birth inaugurated the arrival of true peace, joy, and hope in our world of conflict, sadness, and hopelessness.

Falls City Indpendent School District's Luther Thomas Elementary School is among 29 Texas schools that have been recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2023. This recognition by the U.S. Department of Education is based on a schools' overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps. The school is among only 313 public and 40 private schools selected for this recognition from across the nation. Luther Thomas Elementary School has earned this designation in the past. “Being chosen as a National Blue Ribbon School is a special distinction, and I congratulate the students, educators, and parents of these 29...Article Link

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

A strange, and very loud generator-like sound is resonating from the SUNY Buffalo's south campus late in the evening as some people were getting ready to go to sleep. The sound is coming from a construction site at the center of the campus and was vibrating loudly at 9:11 p.m. (Yes, it was 9:11!) But... no one seems to notice or care. Wouldn't a sound that loud violate city ordinances? Perhaps it would if people were paying close enough attention to what is being done to their environment to care enough to make a complaint. But who needs to live in a pleasant environment? After all, we have our screens to keep us occupied, right? Let's just sit back and let the Powers That Be (the PTB) destroy the world around us. Who cares? Should we care about anything? Naw, it's too painful to care. Let's pretend nothing's wrong. All I need to think about is me--Number Uno! We need not notice what is happening to our environment. We need not look at people and notice how dead their eyes have become. We don't need to start a conversation, lest we are labeled as startlingly friendly, noticeably unique in our viewpoints, or, worse, as "conspiracy theorists." Do we humans need each other? Perhaps not. Now that many of us are autistic, we might relish in the social distancing, dance as we've been programmed to dance, love in the way only a robot can "love." Everything's okay. Nothing to see here. Just turn on your "smart" phone and stare at it. There. That feels good, doesn't it? No need to bother worrying about what is happening in the world around you when you have a screen to keep you tired, lonely, and distracted. Before you know it, your life will be over, and you won't even notice when it's over. No, you won't remember a thing. Ah, but take a look at that screen! Isn't that interesting! And if you still have any questions or concerns, just Google it. You'll find all your answers there. There's no need to read, write or learn anything. The Internet has all the answers. Just ask Alexa. She knows. And if you disagree with her/it, then ask Siri for a second opinion. If you still disagree, then there is something very wrong with you. Why can't you be like everyone else? Also Is democracy "mob rule"? If so, then what type of system would prevent the majority of people from having a voice in their government? Is shutting down the voice of the people a good thing? Can we ever have a system that goes against the will of the majority without it being a tyrannical system? Which would you prefer--a government run by and for the majority of people or a government run by and for a minority of people? Hint: the latter is the system under which we are currently living. The only way that a minority of people can take control over the majority is through force and/or manipulation. Now, we are seeing both of those efforts taking place. Many people were forced to take injections in order to work, to travel, to live their lives comfortably. Others were essentially brainwashed. They believe that the Powers That Be (the PTB) are looking out for their interests. Even those who were injured by the injections continue to promote them. Preoccupied with their own self interests or just too brainwashed to see outside of the matrix, such people will continue to support the so-called Covid "vaccination" program, even while they are dying from myocarditis or a fast-moving cancer caused by the injections they so slavishly imbibed. Like alcoholics who defend their choice to drink, even while they've lost their jobs, homes, relationships, and sometimes their lives, some injection takers won't see the truth even when it is slapping them in the face or (sadly) in the heart. By the way, that was the late Leo Buscaglia speaking at the end of the podcast. At the beginning of the podcast, we heard from Mel Brooks ("History of the World, Part 1"), Mike Myers (Austin Powers), the late George Carlin, and Klaus Schrubb (aspiring dictator). #BigPharma #BigTech #5G #soundfrequencies --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/occupyyourmind/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/occupyyourmind/support

If you could send a message from your future self, what would you say to yourself? You might talk about the worry and anxiety that plague you today and what trusting God can do. You might tell yourself to never walk alone and ask for help. You might remind yourself of your identity in Christ and the dangers of finding it anywhere else. Or, you may talk about forgiveness or patience.From May 21 to June 18, 2023, Redemption will explore these varied ideas and issues in the sermon series Letters From My Future Self. Letters with titles like Don't Overthink It, Ask For Help, Find Your Identity, Please Forgive, and Embrace The Wait are all waiting for us to read together.

If you could send a message from your future self, what would you say to yourself? You might talk about the worry and anxiety that plague you today and what trusting God can do. You might tell yourself to never walk alone and ask for help. You might remind yourself of your identity in Christ and the dangers of finding it anywhere else. Or, you may talk about forgiveness or patience.From May 21 to June 18, 2023, Redemption will explore these varied ideas and issues in the sermon series Letters From My Future Self. Letters with titles like Don't Overthink It, Ask For Help, Find Your Identity, Please Forgive, and Embrace The Wait are all waiting for us to read together.

If you could send a message from your future self, what would you say to yourself? You might talk about the worry and anxiety that plague you today and what trusting God can do. You might tell yourself to never walk alone and ask for help. You might remind yourself of your identity in Christ and the dangers of finding it anywhere else. Or, you may talk about forgiveness or patience.From May 21 to June 18, 2023, Redemption will explore these varied ideas and issues in the sermon series Letters From My Future Self. Letters with titles like Don't Overthink It, Ask For Help, Find Your Identity, Please Forgive, and Embrace The Wait are all waiting for us to read together.

If you could send a message from your future self, what would you say to yourself? You might talk about the worry and anxiety that plague you today and what trusting God can do. You might tell yourself to never walk alone and ask for help. You might remind yourself of your identity in Christ and the dangers of finding it anywhere else. Or, you may talk about forgiveness or patience.From May 21 to June 18, 2023, Redemption will explore these varied ideas and issues in the sermon series Letters From My Future Self. Letters with titles like Don't Overthink It, Ask For Help, Find Your Identity, Please Forgive, and Embrace The Wait are all waiting for us to read together.

Episode 51: As a multi-site church, we get to minister to many different cultures of the cities around us! Our City Campus, which took ground in Minneapolis several years ago, is located in the heart of Minneapolis and sees a very different culture than some of our rural campuses. Pastor Anthony Cox is the campus pastor of our City Campus, and he sat down to break down his thoughts on pastoring an urban church, and how we can best serve the inner city communities. Whether you have a campus or church in the inner city, we encourage you to pray about how God wants to use you and your team there!

The prophet Isaiah told the people of God about the coming Messiah some 700 years before the birth of Jesus. In Isaiah 9, several names are listed describing various attributes of God. Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, and the Prince of Peace are among those names give to describe Immanuel, or ‘God with us.' Nearly three centuries later, we still have much to gain from understanding what Isaiah was telling us about Jesus, why God coming down to man is such a shift from all other religions, and what this means for our lives, not only at Christmas time, but every day.

The prophet Isaiah told the people of God about the coming Messiah some 700 years before the birth of Jesus. In Isaiah 9, several names are listed describing various attributes of God. Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, and the Prince of Peace are among those names give to describe Immanuel, or ‘God with us.' Nearly three centuries later, we still have much to gain from understanding what Isaiah was telling us about Jesus, why God coming down to man is such a shift from all other religions, and what this means for our lives, not only at Christmas time, but every day.

The prophet Isaiah told the people of God about the coming Messiah some 700 years before the birth of Jesus. In Isaiah 9, several names are listed describing various attributes of God. Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, and the Prince of Peace are among those names give to describe Immanuel, or ‘God with us.' Nearly three centuries later, we still have much to gain from understanding what Isaiah was telling us about Jesus, why God coming down to man is such a shift from all other religions, and what this means for our lives, not only at Christmas time, but every day.

AUT is currently undergoing budget cuts due to two years of Covid impacting their profits. As such, they've had to cut costs by letting professors go, and shutting down various facilities, including their city campus childcare centre. AUT justifies this decision by highlighting that not many students use it, but parent and PHD student Courtney Basnayake doesn't like this outcome, as she appreciated the convenience of having the daycare as a resource in her studies. "Is it better to have my son closer to me on campus in the city, or do we look for something closer to home? I guess it's a bit of a process. We only have two months now to find something, so time is of the essence." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katie Rasmussen is the on staff at River Valley Church as one of the pastors at the City Campus as well as she is the leader of River Valley Young Adults!

Today on the Prospect of Christ Podcast, Addison sits down with Brooks Deatherage. Brooks Deatherage is a former baseball player for Northeastern State University, the pastor of the City Campus of Crescent Valley Baptist Church, and a friend of Addison's. In this podcast, Addison and Brooks talk about his journey through baseball, his career ending injury, listening to God's guidance through difficult times, and the importance of community through difficult times, dealing with loneliness, and keeping your identity rooted in Christ. Timestamps: About Brooks - 2:20 How God influenced his decisions through quitting baseball - 6:23 The impotence of community through difficult times - 12:33 Dealing with loneliness in college, and how to deal with that - 15:29 Keeping your identity rooted in Christ - 19:50 Dealing with being inbetween a rock and a hard place - 22:31 Brook's God moment - 31:22 About Prospects of Christ: Everyone has a story, and everyone has a voice. But not everyone is heard. Prospects of Christ is an opportunity for the competitor to get real with themselves and get real with the world. Whether you're the next Hall of Famer or not, it doesn't matter. What matters is you championing who you are through your gifts, talents, and abilities. Come sit at the table. Join the community: Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/prospectsofchrist/support

A federal inspection of Oregon State Hospital's Junction City campus found issues relating to patient care and mismanagement. The facility is now facing threats of decertification if it remains noncompliant by Aug. 3. The state-run facility has already submitted its proposal of changes which include more training for staff and monthly drills. Joining us is senior reporter for the Lund Report, Ben Botkin. He shares details of the investigation and helps explain what decertification could mean for this institution.

This message was preached by Apostle David Mulutsi at God's Tabernacle Christian Family Church 2022 celebration at City Campus on the 16th of April 2022.

Grace changes everything… if only we would let it.  The good news of the Gospel is that Jesus died and rose again so that we would not only be saved, but that we would also be liberated from everything that keeps us from living in the freedom that Jesus wants us to experience. Yet whether it's staying stuck in old patterns of our past, being enslaved by our need for human approval, preferring the safety of the familiar, or chasing after the empty promises of false gods, we often forsake the freedom that could be ours in Christ. Still hope remains because there is a better path toward life in Jesus empowered by the Holy Spirit. So join us in our journey through one of the most passionate New Testament letters written by the Apostle Paul as he teaches us what it means to live free and love well. 

In this episode we speak with Dr. Matt Bowden about rural criminology in Ireland. Matt is a senior lecturer in sociology at Technological University Dublin, Ireland. He has taught social theory, criminological theory, policing and security governance and was program leader in criminology from 2011 to 2016.His research interests are in the politics and everyday realities of security, plural policing and crime prevention and is currently researching on rural security / safety, security consumption, police culture and police habitus.Matt is co-editor of the Bristol University Press series Research in Rural Crime with Alistair Harkness. He was Treasurer of the Sociological Association of Ireland from 2012-2017 and Vice-President 2017-2018. Matt is also now Head of Research at the College of Arts and Tourism, Technological University Dublin, City Campus.

Michael Holden FRICS (MBA, FCABE, FNAEA, FARLA) is the Managing Director of an independent family based Chartered Surveying practice, with offices in Lancashire, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. Michael was elected to the RICS Governing Council to serve between 2017-2019 on the mandate to promote the independent practitioner. He was the technical author of the 2012 RICS practice note on building surveys and was a member of the RICS product development group which published the guidance note on residential surveys published in December 2013. During his career, he has been involved in 200+ projects that ranged widely in nature, such as City Campus at Salford, sea defence engineering schemes at Brora, Eric the Viking!, the Wick Project, or Blackburn Railway Station and other community and infrastructure projects. He has taught real estate in higher education at HE level in the UK for nearly 15 years. Currently he is a visiting lecturer to the The Hague University of Applied Sciences and also delivers CPD with some of the leading practitioners in the UK. What We Cover in This Episode: The importance of role models throughout Michael's versatile career in surveying The experience of working in the far North of the UK What has changed in the higher education and how it affects the surveying profession The challenges of scaling and running a private practice at the time of recession What Michael's PhD research is about How technology can breathe a new life into the survey reports How surveyors can protect themselves against the claims Connect with Michael Holden: Website https://michaelholdenfrics.co.uk/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-holden-4365b951/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHoldenFRICS Connect with Marion Ellis: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-ellis-frics-ccxp/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/marionsurveyor/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/marionsurveyor/ http://www.blueboxpartners.com ...

Michael Holden FRICS (MBA, FCABE, FNAEA, FARLA) is the Managing Director of an independent family based Chartered Surveying practice, with offices in Lancashire, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. Michael was elected to the RICS Governing Council to serve between 2017-2019 on the mandate to promote the independent practitioner. He was the technical author of the 2012 RICS practice note on building surveys and was a member of the RICS product development group which published the guidance note on residential surveys published in December 2013. During his career, he has been involved in 200+ projects that ranged widely in nature, such as City Campus at Salford, sea defence engineering schemes at Brora, Eric the Viking!, the Wick Project, or Blackburn Railway Station and other community and infrastructure projects. He has taught real estate in higher education at HE level in the UK for nearly 15 years. Currently he is a visiting lecturer to the The Hague University of Applied Sciences and also delivers CPD with some of the leading practitioners in the UK. What We Cover in This Episode: The importance of role models throughout Michael's versatile career in surveying The experience of working in the far North of the UK What has changed in the higher education and how it affects the surveying profession The challenges of scaling and running a private practice at the time of recession What Michael's PhD research is about How technology can breathe a new life into the survey reports How surveyors can protect themselves against the claims Connect with Michael Holden: Website https://michaelholdenfrics.co.uk/ ( https://michaelholdenfrics.co.uk/) LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-holden-4365b951/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHoldenFRICS ( https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHoldenFRICS) Connect with Marion Ellis: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-ellis-frics-ccxp/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/marionsurveyor/ ( https://www.instagram.com/marionsurveyor/) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/marionsurveyor/ ( https://www.facebook.com/pg/marionsurveyor/) http://www.blueboxpartners.com ( http://www.blueboxpartners.com) Resources: Japanese Knotweed and Residential Property https://www.rics.org/globalassets/rics-website/media/upholding-professional-standards/sector-standards/real-estate/japanese-knotweed-and-residential-property-1st-edition.pdf

Join us this week as we talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of what we've learned about multisite since we launched our City Campus in October. 

Rev. Joel Hess, Senior Pastor at St. James Lutheran Church & School in Chicago, IL, which is a new LCMS U chapter serving students at DePaul University and other colleges and universities in the Chicago “Loop,” hangs out in The Student Union to talk about why we shouldn't be afraid to dialogue with young people on an inner city campus. Learn more about St. James at church.stjames-lutheran.org.