Podcast appearances and mentions of david asscherick

Beskrivelse: Hvordan kan man inkludere Jesus som en del af hverdagen? Hvad er pointen med kirken?? Er man en 'dårlig kristen', hvis man ikke går i kirke eller læse i Bibelen eller sådan noget? Vi begynder samtalen her. Medvirkende: Maysie Keye (afd.-leder for Teens) og Heidi Axelsen (bestyrelsesformand i SABUS).AnbefalingerBøger: The Life You've Always Wanted – John Ortberg, If You Want to Walk On Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat – John Ortberg, Seeing Through New Eyes – Ty Gibson, He Chose the Nails – Max Lucado, Decisive Encounters – Roberto Badenas, Mere Christianity – C.S Lewis, The Table I Long For – Shawn Brace, Practicing The Way – John Mark Comer, What We Believe - Seth J Pierce Forfattere: John Ortberg, Joyce Meyer, Max Lucado, Brené Brown, Timothy Keller, Liz Curtis Higgs, Phillip Yancey, Ann Voskamp, C.S Lewis, Mark Finley, Morris Venden, David Asscherick, Ty Gibson, Shawn Brace, Nathan Brown, John Mark Comer, Pavel Goia, Seth J Pierce Film: War Room, Courageous, God's Not Dead 1, 2, 3, 4, I Can Only Imagine, Overcomer, Soul Surfer, One Night With the King, The Star, The Prince of Egypt, Joseph the King of Dreams Serier: The Chosen Podcast: Bible Books in 30 mins, Practicing The Way – John Mark Comer App: Storyline

Nikki and Colleen take a break from Revelation and listen to David Asscherick teach through Galatians 3 at Seventh-day Adventism's Loma Linda University Church. This biblical passage is a precious scripture for former Adventists as they discover that their relationship to the old covenant law has been replaced by Jesus. (Music: Falling Awake © 2010 Nathanael Tinker. Used by permission.)Support the showWebsite, donation link: http://proclamationmagazine.com/Facebook—Former Adventist: https://www.facebook.com/FormerAdventist/Facebook—Life Assurance Ministries: https://www.facebook.com/ProclamationMagazine/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FormerAdventist

David Asscherick - 15 April 2023

David Asscherick

Guest Pastor David Asscherick shares a powerful sermon on evidences for the existence of a loving, Creator God.

In today's episode Heather sits down with her friends Ty Gibson and David Asscherick to discuss what we may be getting wrong about the character of God. David and Ty walk us through Scripture and show us what has been there all along: God is love. What would happen to our evangelism and conversations if we, as a church body, truly started believing that this statement is true? You won't want to miss this third and final conversation in our “What You May Be Getting Wrong About God” pod-class series. Also, in a first for Viral Jesus, Heather chats with Christian comedienne Ellen Skrmetti about using comedy as a tool for life-changing communication. Ellen, whose Instagram Reels and TikTok accounts are bursting with clever and hilarious videos, has amassed nearly 100,000 followers and millions of views. The Second City alum reflects on the delicate balance between faith and humor, and she explains why “going viral” comes in many shapes and sizes. Here are links to a few of the sermons that were referenced in this episode: David Asscherick, This Is My Church? Ty Gibson, Reimagining God David Asscherick, Gospel Tribe Guest Bios Ty Gibson is a speaker/director for Light Bearers and pastor of Storyline Adventist Church. A passionate communicator with a message that opens minds and moves hearts, Ty teaches on a variety of topics, emphasizing God's unfailing love as the central theme of the Bible. Ty and his wife Sue have three adult children and two grandsons.David Asscherick is a speaker/director for Light Bearers and ARISE co-founder and instructor. Since his baptism in 1999, David has traveled the globe preaching and teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He and his wife Violeta are the happy parents of two boys, Landon and Jabel. Host Bio Heather Thompson Day is an associate professor of communication at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan. She is the author of eight books, including I'll See You Tomorrow and It's Not Your Turn. Reach out to Heather on Twitter @HeatherTDay and on Instagram @heatherthompsonday. Viral Jesus is a production of Christianity Today Host and creator: Heather Thompson Day Executive Producer: Ed Gilbreath Producer: Loren Joseph Associate Producer: Azurae Phelps Mix Engineer: Alex Carter Director of CT Podcasts: Mike Cosper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In part two of this two part episode, the image of God continues to be revealed by asking the question “What does it mean when the Bible says God is Love?” As we continue the conversation, a blueprint for reconstructing every other Christian belief begins to emerge. Hosted by Nicole Dominguez with guests David Asscherick and Ty Gibson.

Who is God? Our answer to this question exposes a lot about our faith, our choices, and how we live our lives. God is the centerpiece to everything. When we get our image of Him right, the rest of our worldview comes into focus. In this episode, guests David Asscherick and Ty Gibson construct the foundation of our future episodes by diving into the Image of God by asking who He is, why we should trust Him, and how to deconstruct our misconceptions. Hosted by Nicole Dominguez. 

================================================== ==SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1================================================== == DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA ADULTOS 2022“NUESTRO MARAVILLOSO DIOS”Narrado por: Roberto NavarroDesde: Chiapas, MéxicoUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church 08 DE OCTUBRE¿LE CAIGO BIEN A DIOS?«Ustedes no me eligieron a mí. Más bien, yo los elegí a ustedes», Juan 15: 16, RVC¿TE HA PREGUNTADO ALGUNA VEZ SI DIOS encuentra algún gozo en relacionarse contigo? En opinión de David Asscherick, la respuesta a esta pregunta es un resonante sí, pues este es el mensaje que las Escrituras nos presentan desde el Génesis hasta el Apocalipsis. *En el relato de la Creación del Génesis encontramos a un Dios omnipotente que solo tiene que hablar para que las cosas existen: Dice, por ejemplo, «Sea la luz» y hubo luz. Pero cuando crea al hombre, no dice «Sea el hombre». No. Lo crea en forma personal. Le da forma al cuerpo, luego sopla en su nariz aliento de vida, y «fue el hombre un ser viviente» (Gén. 2: 7). He aquí un Dios, dice Asscherick, que nos crea de un modo tal que podamos relacionarnos con él en un plano personal; un Dios cercano, que desea mantener comunión permanente con la corona de su creación.Pero entonces entra el pecado al mundo. ¿Qué hace Dios cuando ya no es posible la comunión directa con sus criaturas? Se asegura de que su presencia continúe en medio de su pueblo, a través del santuario. Siglos más tarde, llegado «el cumplimiento del tiempo», envía a su Hijo, no solo para que sea «Dios con nosotros», sino también uno de nosotros. Y cuando se acerca el momento de su sacrificio, Jesús les dice a sus discípulos qué lugar ocuparon ellos en su corazón: «Ya no los llamaré siervos —declara—, porque el siervo no sabe lo que hace su señor; yo los he llamado amigos» (Juan 15: 15, RVC).No siervos, sino amigos. ¡Qué asombroso! Y no fuimos nosotros los que tomamos la iniciativa para entablar esta amistad. ¡Fue él! ¿No es esto maravilloso? El Dios que nos crea para relacionarnos con él, y que nos busca después de extraviarnos, nos escoge para que seamos sus amigos. Además, nos promete que esa relación que comenzó en el Edén, y que el pecado estorbó, será restaurada completamente, cuando él haga nuevas todas las cosas: «Oí una potente voz que provenía del trono y decía: “¡Aquí, entre los seres ¡Humanos, está la morada de Dios! El acampará en medio de ellos, y ellos serán su pueblo; Dios mismo estará con ellos y será su Dios”» (Apoc. 21:3).«Entre los seres humanos estará su morada». Lo que esto significa, en última instancia, es que Dios no solo nos ama, como nuestro Padre celestial que es, sino que también se interesa en nosotros. Se deleita tanto en nuestra compañía, ¡que quiere tenernos cerca de él por siempre! ¿No es esto, precisamente, lo que hacen los buenos amigos? Padre amado, hoy alabo tu nombre porque a pesar de ser un Dios todopoderoso, y habitar en luz inaccesible, eres también mi Salvador y Amigo eterno. ¿Qué más puedo pedir?* David Asscherick, «¿Le gusto a Dios?», en Adventist Review, marzo de 2017, pp. 37-43.

It still seemed like a normal business day on the island of Okinawa for Tim's grandfather. His family had previously fled to the main land because of the war, but he missed them very much. A friend spontaneously told him, "there is a secret boat that leaves our island tonight. Why don't you take it and go to the main land to visit your wife and children? You haven't seen them for so long." So he left his store and took the secret boat a couple of hours later.Little did Tim's grandfather know that that very night, Japan's WWII opponents would start a devastating bombing attack on Okinawa and entirely level the city and his business. His store was completely destroyed, but his life got saved in miraculous ways.This story is just one of many that Tim Aka shares during this episode. His grandmother's marvelous ways of doing business, his father's journey as an Adventist pioneer in Japan and his brother's life-changing work as a medical missionary are many others. Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.

When Norbert reached out to Hyve, he just wanted to get some help for his daughter who was struggling with her vegan restaurant. After seeing how God turned that restaurant around within a few months, he didn't hesitate and hired Hyve to coach Hartland's Wellness Center as well. Up until that point, that wellness center had survived only because of generous donations and money from other sources. People were blessed and healed, but thousands of dollars were lost every single month.Hyve stepped in. A sales person was coached, the prices were increased and various marketing strategies helped the business to become profitable. Not only that, they tripled their yearly revenue and now host twice as many health guests as before! God truly worked in miraculous ways. But Norbert and his team aren't done yet. Their goal is to keep expanding. This fall, they're starting "Madison 2.0", a program that educates current college students on how to start their own missional businesses.Check out the wellness center here.If you would like to support new missional entrepreneurs and get involved with Hartland, please email Norbert at: nrestrepo @ hartland.edu. Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.

David Zecha is known in Southern California for his Christ-like way of doing business. As a real estate broker, construction business owner and ministry leader, he partnered up with many people during the past 15 years. One partnership didn't turn out that well though, and Dave shares why. He also gives practical tips what to do when you would like to start your own restaurant. His newest startup is called Gani Table. You can check out the website here and download the app as soon as they release it! Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.org. Share how you've brought your customers to Jesus and get featured here on this podcast!Join the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Are you interested in getting a free business coaching session? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday.

When we look at the numbers, we can get disappointed very quickly. Each day, close to 400,000 new babies are born. Yet we only baptize 3,000 new members every day. It looks like we're getting further and further away from finishing the work. Our method of evangelism seems to be broken. How do we solve this problem?Jesse Zwiker, founder of Hyve, explains. Our model doesn't work because we're trying to do it in our free time. Besides our regular job, family, hobbies and friends. So when our pastor kindly asks again to do some mission work on Sabbath afternoon, we are too tired to join. But there is a gigantic number of members — 24 million (as of 2022)  who are talented, skilled, innovative and motivated to do God's work. Let's get everyone involved! Let's wake up that sleeping giant!Learn more on how to get involved and become a full-time missionary for God's cause! And don't worry... not everyone has to start his own business. EDITOR'S NOTE: The Hyve App (Sunday, July 10, 2022)Our team is still working on fixing some bugs. We will release the new Hyve app very soon and notify you as soon as possible. Just make sure to join our newsletter list here so you'll get notified. Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.orgJoin the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Want to learn more about Madison and The Hyve Business School? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday. 

A dollar that is owned by a Jew will usually swap 14 different Jewish hands before it leaves this economic circle. The Muslim community enjoy similar privileges. Yet almost every dollar owned by a Christian immediately leaves the Christian community... What if we could build an Adventist ecosystem? Instead of going to Target, we go to our friend from church who owns his own shop. Instead of doing our oil change at Valvoline, we drive to an Adventist car shop. Jesse Zwiker colorfully explains why we need to establish more family businesses — more Adventist businesses.  Join our new Adventist business directory:http://hyveinternational.org/membership Would you like to share your story of how God has worked in your life? How you started your missional business? Write us at hello@hyveinternational.org. 

To automate a transaction, email or service can help save you a lot of time and money. Lyndon Sweeney, CEO of Ark Digital Agency, explains the basics of automation and how we can integrate it into our missional business.  Get in touch with LyndonConnect on LinkedIn here.Visit Ark Digital Agency here. Get in touch with HyveCheck out Hyve's new blog here.Email us: hello@hyveinternational.org  Editor's note:We do not receive any money or benefits from the companies or services mentioned in this podcast. 

David Asscherick Join Kingscliff Church as David Asscherick shares an insightful look at two stories that highlight the reality of the gospel of us today and why we all have a place in the Kingdom.

Is Bible prophecy difficult to understand or decode? Pastor David Asscherick takes a journey through Biblical prophetic interpretation and assures Bible students that prophecy is meant to be understood!You Can Understand Bible ProphecyA New You Radio

========================================== ==SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1========================================== == DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA JÓVENES 2021"HOY CAMINO CON DIOS"Narrado por: Daniel RamosDesde: Connecticut, Estados UnidosUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church  11 DE SEPTIEMBREAROMA A SÁBADOREACCIONES ILÓGICAS“Cuando oyó, pues, que estaba enfermo, se quedó dos días más en el lugar donde estaba” (Juan 11: 6).Hoy, más que ver cómo podemos administrar nuestro tiempo, veremos la importancia de confiar en los tiempos de Dios.Así como sucedió en otras ocasiones en que la conducta de Jesús parecía un tanto incomprensible, este versículo nos presenta una reacción un tanto ilógica.Sabemos que Jesús amaba de forma especial a Marta, María y Lázaro. Pero ante la noticia de la enfermedad de Lázaro, Jesús pareció no inmutarse. Cuando llegó finalmente a Betania, Lázaro hacía cuatro días que estaba en el sepulcro.Todo parecía perdido.Marta mostró que creía que Jesús podría haber hecho algo por su hermano en el pasado, al decirle a Jesús que, si hubiera estado ahí, Lázaro no habría muerto. También mostró que creía que Jesús podía hacer algo en el futuro, en la resurrección del día postrero. Pero aparentemente no entendía que Jesús quería y podía hacer algo en el presente.El pastor David Asscherick hace un análisis más profundo y completo de esta historia en su sermón “¿Qué esperas?”, Y me hizo reflexionar en cuántas veces nos comportamos de la misma forma que Marta.Creemos en las historias de la Biblia, en los milagros del pasado, y esperamos como adventistas la Segunda Venida y todas las maravillas prometidas, pero corremos el riesgo de olvidar que Jesús quiere hacer algo por nosotros en el presente.Limitamos a Dios, que está por encima del tiempo –algo tan mundano–, a nuestra pequeña mentalidad. Tenemos en cuenta nuestros plazos, nuestros cálculos probabilísticos y nuestro estricto control del tiempo y los eventos, y olvidamos que sus planes y tiempos superan cualquier eventualidad humana y pensamiento finito.En esta historia, Jesús pensó en la educación de sus discípulos, que lo representarían al mundo. “Por su bienvenido que Lázaro muriese. Si hubiera devuelto la salud cuando estaba enfermo, el milagro, que es la evidencia más positiva de su carácter divino, no se habría realizado ”(El Deseado de todas las gentes, p. 486).¿Qué será que tiene que esperar “dos días” en tu vida para que Dios se manifiesta?Confiemos en su reloj, que siempre es el mejor.

Chapter 57- One Thing You Lack Book: The Desire Of Ages by EGW This chapter is based on Matt. 19:16-22; Mar 10:17-22; Luke 18:18-23. Discussed live on Instagram by David Asscherick on 4/21/2021 Videos can be found on the David Asscherick YouTube channel: https//youtube.com/c/DavidAsscherick

LinksTypes & SymbolsThe Conflict AudibleThe Conflict BeautifulReading PlanThe White EstateCreditsThis episode was produced by Ivan Ruiz-Knott, with help from Olivia Ruiz-Knott, Alex Prouty, and Kevin Burton. Additional production support by Ryan Becker and Pieter Damsteegt. All punk rock music in this episode was by young David Asscherick. Thanks to Tim Poirier for his input.Our guests were David Asscherick, Dr. Lisa Clark Diller, Dr. Merlin Burt, Dr. Gerhard Pfandl, and Clifford Goldstein.People being on this show, or helping out with it, or being related to the hosts, does not in any way mean that they agree with everything, or anything the hosts say, nor does it mean that they endorse or support The Conflict Beautiful.FeedbackDid we get something wrong? Did we leave something out? Do you know a ton about something we've touched on? Did we miss an important point? Do you have questions? Do you just disagree? We probably want to talk to you.Email us at feedback@theconflictaudible.com or send us a voice memo using this Dropbox link.

The Case for Christ Movie- Lee Strobel Lecture To watch the movie for free visit- https://youtu.be/92t441KLTosLee Strobel: The Case For ChristGoodNews TubeBased on the best-selling book by the same name, a seasoned journalist chases down the biggest story in history. The Project: Determine if there's credible evidence that Jesus of Nazareth really is the Son of God. The Reporter: Lee Strobel, educated at Yale Law School, award-winning former legal editor of the Chicago Tribune-with a background of atheism. The Experts: A dozen scholars, with doctorates from Cambridge, Princeton, Brandeis, and other top-flight institutions, who are recognized authorities on Jesus. The Story: Retracing his own spiritual journey, Strobel cross-examines the experts with tough, point-blank questions: How reliable is the New Testament? Does evidence exist for Jesus outside the Bible? Is there any reason to believe the resurrection was an actual historical event? This remarkable documentary is like reading a captivating, fast-paced novel. But it's not fiction. It's a riveting quest for the truth about history's most compelling figure. What will your verdict be in The Case for Christ? GoodNews Tube is a channel of Christian videos sharing the good news of God's Kingdom. Are you feeling unloved, lonely, depressed, and anxious, like there's no purpose for your life and no hope for your future? The good news is that God loves you, he has a wonderful plan for your life and a glorious future for you in Heaven with him. GoodNews Tube wants to share the good news of the gospel with you by way of Christian videos and playlists with a positive uplifting message from Jesus. By subscribing to GoodNews Tube you will learn more about the Christian faith from the world's best evangelists like Doug Batchelor, David Asscherick, John Bradshaw, Stephen Bohr. You will find the answers to some of life's tough questions. You will also learn about creation and Bible prophecy. Best of all you will find peace, happiness and eternal life through Jesus Christ. Subscribe now! Find out the good news by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNp80... Find out how much God loves you by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGL5I... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please click links below to visit & subscribe. YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/GoodNewsTub... Google+ https://plus.google.com/+GoodNewsTube... 

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David explores John 11 and the raising of Lazarus.

David looks at the story of Nicodemus and John 3

David looks at the story of the "Women at the Well" in John 4

David looks at Jesus challenge in John 6 not merely to understand but to experience, not just to observe but to immerse oneself in knowing Jesus(for those looking for Wednesday's message - there was a blackout at Big Camp and David's message was not recorded.  David spoke on the first part of John 6)

David looks at the story of the healing of the blind man in John 9

David introduces us to the topic of the 2018 Connections Tent.  He explores the word "know" in the gospel of John

David Asscherick continues his journey through the gospel of John.  In this sermon he looks at the story of the call of Nathaniel in John 1

Welcome to the Restore Podcast episode 20. My name is Javier and I'm your host. It’s hard to believe 2017 is almost over! I want to thank you all for listening throughout the year. I hope and pray the stories and themes we have shared have been a catalyst and an inspiration that will help you Restore the vision, Restore the mission, Restore the church. Please continue to share and subscribe if you haven’t already, and if you have a moment please leave a comment. This episode is an interview with Pastor David Assherick. He is currently pastor of Kingscliff Church in Australia. For some time, David has been one of the most well-known names within the Seventh-day Adventist community of faith. In this interview, we cover how he got started, his time as a public evangelist, his first pastoral stint, and then how things are going for him at his current church. I want to thank David for his time and transparency throughout this interview. Though it is a long interview, I encourage you listen ALL the way through! I know you will be blessed and challenged by what you will hear. Show Notes/Links/Resources Contact Facebook: David Asscherick Twitter: @dasscherick

Welcome to the Restore Podcast episode 20. My name is Javier and I'm your host. It’s hard to believe 2017 is almost over! I want to thank you all for listening throughout the year. I hope and pray the stories and themes we have shared have been a catalyst and an inspiration that will help you Restore the vision, Restore the mission, Restore the church. Please continue to share and subscribe if you haven’t already, and if you have a moment please leave a comment. This episode is an interview with Pastor David Assherick. He is currently pastor of Kingscliff Church in Australia. For some time, David has been one of the most well-known names within the Seventh-day Adventist community of faith. In this interview, we cover how he got started, his time as a public evangelist, his first pastoral stint, and then how things are going for him at his current church. I want to thank David for his time and transparency throughout this interview. Though it is a long interview, I encourage you listen ALL the way through! I know you will be blessed and challenged by what you will hear. Show Notes/Links/Resources Contact Facebook: David Asscherick Twitter: @dasscherick

This is part 2 of our interview with David Asscherick as he discusses how our church can be more gospel centered in our approach.

David Asscherick joins us to discuss the gospel, his journey of growth in understanding and application and how it should be the central focus of our teaching and practice.