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1 Cornithians 3:11 Guest Speakers: Sherri Ball and Harold Trotter

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We've missed you all! We're back with our 5th season!  Given the state of our world, Mom and I are centering the urgnecy of rooting in God's radical love; our guiding verse of scripture this season is 1 Cornithians 13:13 - "And now these three things remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love." Throughout this episode, we discuss embodying God's call to love radically, building beloved community, connecting more deeply with God in prayer (and some ways to do this), while also centering prayer for the many who are suffering in Palestine (hostages both Israeli and Palestinian), Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and here, within the U.S. as we live through election season.  Mom and I also uplift some upcoming guests this season - Lindsey Krinks, co-founder of Open Table Nashville (outreach and advocacy for persons experiencing homelessness)  and author of Praying with our Feet: Pursuing Justice and Healing on the Streets, Kaitlin Johnstone, co-founder of Kind Cotton (tees and merch. that powers the distribution of inclusive books for kids across the country), Porsche Veu (@ThePoeticActivist - poet, speaker, educator and artist) and Christians for a Free Palestine, among others. And this Disability Pride Month, we hear the voice of disabled Chrisitan civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer who said: "Nobody's free, until everybody's free."   Resources Mentioned during this Epsiode: Three Ways to Show Up for Disability Pride Month, a blog post written by our co-host, Emelda "E" for her  small business and communinity, When Motherhood Looks Different, LLC, inspired by her daughter Nai who is neurodivergent.  Check out this article on disabled voices of faith to start learning from today, including My Body is not a Prayer Request by Amy Kenny and Dr. Hardwick, The Autism Pastor.  Friends of Congo Munther Isaac and Christ at the Checkpoint  Sudanese American Physicians Association  Rabbis4Ceasefire  Pray with our Feet Shop:  Check out our online shop - official podcast tee, Pray with our Feet, The Revolution Needs our Joy tee, our water bottles, and more! Use the discount Code CELEBRATE5  for free shipping until Sunday, September 1!  Move It Forward Monday IG Live Series - @PrayWithOurFeet New season of our Move it Forward Monday IG Live series (now bi-monthly); the latest chat on Trauma-Informed Activism & Healing is with Kimberly Brazwell, founder of KiMISTRY, a story strategy firm that specializes in trauma informed social justice. One of her latest offerings (which is a series of books) -Jotnal Book (The Phoenix Edition), grounds us in this practice. Special thank you to my husand Keston De Coteau, for podcast production; he is an award-winning videographer and photographer. 

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4th June 2023 - All-age Worship - Rev. Carl Smith - Love - 1 Corinthians 13:4-8

Pastor Jeff brings the message this morning from 2 Corinthians 13:12

Good Hope M.B.C.Associate Pastor Dr. Kenneth StephensScripture: 2nd Cornithians 12: 7-10Topic: Strength In My Weakness

In this episode, you'll learn the difference between a diet mindset and a healthy lifestyle mindset on your weight loss journey. Scripture of focus: 1 Cornithians 13:4-7 Schedule a Free Consultation DM me on Instagram  

1. Why the Spiritual Concern? (v.1)2. Who is the Holy Spirit? (v. 3)3. How the Spirit Leads You? (vv. 2-3) Hear Jesus (v. 2) Confess Jesus (v. 3)

Mark 16 1-20 1 Cornithians 15 1-8 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hope-whangarei/message

When King Belshazzar held a great party for his nobles, it was a sinful display of wanton pleasure and fleshly indulgence. When he brought out the vessels of worship for a gesture of mockery, The Lord caused a mysterious hand to appear and write a cryptic message on the wall. All the magicians, conjurers and diviners could not interpret the message. While they await the interpretation of the writing on the wall, one message is abundantly clear. God will not be mocked. Some have sown the wind and they will reap the whirlwind.DANIEL 5:1-4DANIEL 5:5-6LUKE 17:24-30DANIEL 5:7-9ADDITIONAL SCRIPTURE:2 CHRONICLES 30:9-102 CHRONICLES 36:15-16GALATIANS 6:7HOSEA 8:7LUKE 21:341 THESSALONIANS 5:2-31 CORNITHIANS 1:20, 271 CORINTHIANS 3:19

When King Belshazzar held a great party for his nobles, it was a sinful display of wanton pleasure and fleshly indulgence. When he brought out the vessels of worship for a gesture of mockery, The Lord caused a mysterious hand to appear and write a cryptic message on the wall. All the magicians, conjurers and diviners could not interpret the message. While they await the interpretation of the writing on the wall, one message is abundantly clear. God will not be mocked. Some have sown the wind and they will reap the whirlwind. DANIEL 5:1-4 DANIEL 5:5-6 LUKE 17:24-30 DANIEL 5:7-9 ADDITIONAL SCRIPTURE: 2 CHRONICLES 30:9-10 2 CHRONICLES 36:15-16 GALATIANS 6:7 HOSEA 8:7 LUKE 21:34 1 THESSALONIANS 5:2-3 1 CORNITHIANS 1:20, 27 1 CORINTHIANS 3:19

We are excited for this two-week journey together with you, as we look into and study what it means to work on the Art of Thankfulness. Too often, we focus on thankfulness & gratitude as perfunctory thoughts around the Thanksgiving holiday, but we don't make it into a true habit of thanksgiving in our daily lives all year round. We'll jump into the steps we have to take to work on that - plus, a Free Range tradition returns, the holiday countdown!

In chapter 12, Paul told the Corinthians they were body of Christ That they should not be surprised at the diversity within the church- they were not all the same, because they were not supposed to be same• each person had his and her own place• the body is a living example of diversity within unity- after listing a variety of gifted people, Paul says,And I will show you a still more excellent way (1 Cor. 12:31)• chapter 13 is the more excellent way for us to be the body of Christ 

Join us as we start exploring the context behind Paul's letter to the believers at Corinth.

In this message we take on a provocative passage in which Paul tells his church not to worry about their social status, but to REMAIN AS YOU ARE. What can this mean in America, a culture which celebrates social mobility?

God wants your life to be filled with love. A life of love is one of peace even in the middle of a storm. Continuously allowing love to be your posture. No matter what the situation you fall back to the posture of love, before you react. In the Old Testament we read about how you could not simply approach God. You had to be a priest and go behind a veil. Even Moses had to wear a veil that covered his whole face when he met with God on the mountain. If you and I wanted to talk to God, we had to petition the priest with livestock and birds. Maybe you wanted to cry to God about a situation, but you first needed to atone for your sins. Maybe 5 birds for telling all the lies, and another 3 goats for looking at your neighbor's wife in lust. Lol. You could not just go to talk to God. Aren't you so pleased that we can now go to God face-to-face? We can talk to Him, at all times and in all places without fear of not having the exact change in livestock. I count that as part of the Good News made available from Jesus. 2 Cornithians 3:17 MSG The 2 Minute Word is made possible by donations from our listerners and from our sponsor Lit-Tickets. Lit-Tickets allow your guest to take home a piece of the Party. Order for your event today www.Lit-Bit.com. Be sure and subscribe to The 2 Minute Word at www.TrisNoH.com.

This message from 1 Corinthians lets us take a critical look at the treatment of single people in the Christian church and inspire us to news ways of ministering in our community.   1 Corinthians, Relationships/Sexuality

In this message we tackle the tricky subject of Sexual Intimacy. What happens when one spouse is unwilling or unable to meet the sexual needs of the other? 1 Corinthians 7 gets us started as we take a heartfelt and comedic look at this important issue.

In the message study Paul's claim in 1 Corinthians 2 that only those who are filled with the Holy Spirit can truly understand the things of God. While this sounds elitist at first, in the end it should feel like the most generous offer God has ever given.

In this message we examine the introduction to 1 Corinthians. Though letter greetings are not normally preached, from these verses we learn a great deal about how to give thanks for our church, even when it may disappoint us.

Do you struggle with self-control? You’re not alone! Join me today as we dig into week four of our June study on the Fruit of the Spirit. You don’t have to live with anger—God sent His son to set you free! Transcribed version of the podcast is below Today’s Scripture Writing Challenge Verse * Colossians 1:9-10 Resources Mentioned in Podcast * Essential Oils Class * MomStrong International * Scripture Writing Challenge * Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center * Dr. Duke Pesta (Part 1 and Part 2)  * Slavic Action Summit * California Home Educators Association * AFHE   * Heidi St. John Conference in Lee’s Summit, Missouri * Heidi St. John Conference in Fredericksburg, Virginia * Heidi St. John Conference in Vancouver, Washington Scripture Mentioned in Podcast * Galatians 5:16-18 * Romans 8:13 * Job 30:16-19 * Isaiah 53:4-6 * Jeremiah 15:18-19 * 2 Cornithians 5:19 Join us at MomStrong International for our Bible Study and Scripture Writing! Submit your questions to MailBox Monday: podcast@thebusymom.com Don’t Miss These! TRANSCRIPTION: Hey everybody, this is Heidi St John, welcome to the podcast. Today is Wednesday, June 26—this is episode number 784. This is the day we focus on all things MomStrong International. Today we’re going to be talking a little bit about the fruit of the Spirit that gives us freedom from anger. Stick around, I think you’re going to be encouraged. All right. So thanks for tuning in everybody today. I am really thrilled that you’re here. We are in the middle of a very busy summer here at the Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center. If you haven’t had a chance to check that out yet, you’re definitely gonna want to do it. We are just gearing up for an incredible fall and I am excited because we’re seeing lots and lots of parents pulling their kids out of public school. And listen, if you’re anywhere in the Portland, Vancouver Metropolitan Area—or even out in the sticks—come on over. You can check out what we’re doing and we can help you take your children out of school and teach you basically what it takes to homeschool your kids. There are a couple of parent qualifying courses coming up and we can direct you over to them. So come on out to the Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center. We are here typically in the summertime Monday through Thursday. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heidistjohn/support

1 Cornithians 15:20-28 - Sermon Series - Easter

1 Cornithians 15:20-28 - Sermon Series - Easter

"How did I end up here?" That's a question we never want to end up asking ourselves, but one we can run into if we don't live our lives on purpose. Chi Alpha Director Pete Bullette introduces us to book of 1 Cornithians and a counter-cultral purpose to pursue. 

Week 6 of our study of 2 Cornithians, studying what Paul means when he refers to humans as "Jars of Clay"

Christmas in Cornithians

This is a sermon given on April 13, 2017 by Elizabeth Kuriakose Scripture Reading: Exodus 12:1-14 Psalm 116 1 Cornithians 11:23-26 John 13:1-7; 31-35 www.eucharistSF.org Worship Sunday at 10am 1504 Bryant St. San Francisco, CA

Sometimes we worry about things that really don't matter. All we need to do is love.

Ray Carter speaks from 1 Cornithians 15.

Study in 1 Cornithians