Podcast appearances and mentions of david fulton

In a society where distinctions based on wealth and status are common, David Fulton reminds us, through the words of James to the early church, to see others how God sees them without judgement and to treat others with mercy guided by the wisdom God gives.

In a society where distinctions based on wealth and status are common, David Fulton reminds us, through the words of James to the early church, to see others how God sees them without judgement and to treat others with mercy guided by the wisdom God gives.

In a society where distinctions based on wealth and status are common, David Fulton reminds us, through the words of James to the early church, to see others how God sees them without judgement and to treat others with mercy guided by the wisdom God gives.

In a society where distinctions based on wealth and status are common, David Fulton reminds us, through the words of James to the early church, to see others how God sees them without judgement and to treat others with mercy guided by the wisdom God gives.

A sermon by David Fulton entitled "Running to Win" from Philippians 3:13-14

A sermon by David Fulton entitled "Risen to Restore" from Mark 16

A sermon by David Fulton entitled "Who Can God Use?" from Judges 7

A sermon by David Fulton entitled "He Took My Place" from 2 Cor. 5:21 and other Scriptures

A sermon by David Fulton entitled "Search Me" from Psalm 139:23-24

A sermon by David Fulton entitled "What Type of Soil Are You?" from Mark 4

A sermon by David Fulton the the first night of revival entitled "God Is Calling" from Gen. 3:8-10 and 1 Sam. 3:4-7

Marcus talks to longtime friend, David Fulton about being an example of a father, even if you're not a father. In David's case, he was the fatherly example to his nephew.Highlights:Fatherhood, memories, and values. (1:38)Importance of male role models for young boys. (9:23)The importance of mother-son relationships. (28:58)Parenting and role models for young men. (33:27)The importance of balance in life. (39:46)For as little as $25/month, you would be making a HUGE difference for fatherless children. Please donate at www.strongerthanmyfather.org#causes #dad #dadlife #dadsofinstagram #dogood #education #familytime #father #fatherhood #fatherless #fatherlessdaughters #giveback #grief #griefsupport #healing #help #mentalhealth #momlife #motherhood #motherwound #nonprofit #nonprofitorganization #nonprofits #parenting #parents #selfhealers #support #therapy #traumacore #volunteer

At the end of Isaiah 59, God promises to put the Spirit that's on Isaiah intro a generation of his people. Isaiah lived by the Spirit in his day, so what does it look like to live by the Spirit in our day. In this sermon we look at questions we should ask of a prophetic, Spirit-empowered generation.

At the end of Isaiah 59, God promises to put the Spirit that's on Isaiah intro a generation of his people. Isaiah lived by the Spirit in his day, so what does it look like to live by the Spirit in our day. In this sermon we look at questions we should ask of a prophetic, Spirit-empowered generation.

Anxiety creeps into us the moment we start believing the enemy's lies rather than God's truth. David Fulton recounts his personal battle with doubt and how God's voice can heal us from debilitating lies.

Anxiety creeps into us the moment we start believing the enemy's lies rather than God's truth. David Fulton recounts his personal battle with doubt and how God's voice can heal us from debilitating lies.

And just like that, its over. It Episode 64 of Buds N Blue Jays we are joined by special guest David Fulton and we discuss what happened to the 2022 Toronto Blue Jays in the playoffs. We start by discussing if we can say this was a successful season or not. then dive into the specifics in game 2. Did John Schneider cost us this game? was it the bullpen? thoughts on the collision in CF. What are some positives this Jays team can take away from this. and how will this defeat affect the 2022 off season and beyond. Be sure to like and subscribe and leave us a 5 star review on those podcast streaming platforms.

As the Bible gives us the command to honor our parents, David Fulton walks us through steps we can take in order to do that, having in mind also the impact it has on the lives of the next generation.

As the Bible gives us the command to honor our parents, David Fulton walks us through steps we can take in order to do that, having in mind also the impact it has on the lives of the next generation.

David Fulton joins us to discuss an interesting question brought up by a coworker of his: Is the Christian life about worshipping or following Jesus? We applaud anyone who can make it through the first 2 minutes of shenanigans in this episode.

Former Kent Captain Dave Fulton joins James Buttler to answer the Cricket Badger 20 Questions. He spent 15 years at Kent and then the jumped in front of the SkySports cameras, with many ups and a few downs along the way. The current Cricket Badger Podcasts are brought to you in association with Manscaped - quote 'BADGER' to get discounts and free shipping! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the We Nurture Stories for Children podcast. We utilize the power of storytelling to encourage language development, inspire moral growth, and enliven the imagination. We hope you enjoy the timeless activity of getting lost in a good tale.There was once a little bunny rabbit named Billy who lived in a burrow with his mommy, daddy and brothers and sisters. The burrow was very snug for the bunny family and as the baby brothers and sisters began to grow bigger, it became rather squashy.  Billy was the youngest and the smallest of the family and he found it most squashy of all. One day Billy had an idea that would keep him from being squashed all the time.We recommend this story for ages 3 - 7About the Author - Jill Tina Taplin Jill Taplin was born and brought up in the UK, graduated from university with a degree in philosophy and was busy until her early 30s as a gardener, house builder and mother.  Then she joined a group of parents founding a Steiner Waldorf school in the north east of Scotland, near a spiritual community.  Soon she found herself working in the kindergarten and discovered that was where she really wanted to be.  She worked as a kindergarten teacher in Scotland and Devon until 2008 when family reasons brought her to a new part of the UK with no Waldorf school nearby.  Since then she has expanded her interest in working with adults - students, teachers and parents – through working as a kindergarten mentor, workshop leader, adult education tutor and writer. She has completed an MA in Education (Steiner Philosophy) and now has commitments to support Steiner Waldorf early childhood training mainly in several countries around the world.  In addition to magazine and newsletter articles, she is co-author of Understanding the Steiner Waldorf Approach, published by David Fulton.To discover more please visit wenurturecollective.com/stories-for-children

Welcome to the We Nurture Stories for Children podcast. We utilize the power of storytelling to encourage language development, inspire moral growth, and enliven the imagination. We hope you enjoy the timeless activity of getting lost in a good tale.There was once a little bunny rabbit named Billy who lived in a burrow with his mommy, daddy and brothers and sisters. The burrow was very snug for the bunny family and as the baby brothers and sisters began to grow bigger, it became rather squashy.  Billy was the youngest and the smallest of the family and he found it most squashy of all. One day Billy had an idea that would keep him from being squashed all the time.We recommend this story for ages 3 - 7About the Author - Jill Tina Taplin Jill Taplin was born and brought up in the UK, graduated from university with a degree in philosophy and was busy until her early 30s as a gardener, house builder and mother.  Then she joined a group of parents founding a Steiner Waldorf school in the north east of Scotland, near a spiritual community.  Soon she found herself working in the kindergarten and discovered that was where she really wanted to be.  She worked as a kindergarten teacher in Scotland and Devon until 2008 when family reasons brought her to a new part of the UK with no Waldorf school nearby.  Since then she has expanded her interest in working with adults - students, teachers and parents – through working as a kindergarten mentor, workshop leader, adult education tutor and writer. She has completed an MA in Education (Steiner Philosophy) and now has commitments to support Steiner Waldorf early childhood training mainly in several countries around the world.  In addition to magazine and newsletter articles, she is co-author of Understanding the Steiner Waldorf Approach, published by David Fulton.To discover more please visit wenurturecollective.com/stories-for-children

Kevin Howells presents a tribute to Australia all-rounder Andrew Symonds who has died in a car accident at the age of only 46. We hear from TMS commentator Jim Maxwell on his Australia playing career and recent work as a commentator. Plus we discuss his contribution to the English county game hearing from his captains at Gloucestershire, Kent and Lancashire, Jack Russell, David Fulton and Mark Chilton.

David Fulton played for 15 seasons as a professional cricketer for Kent County Cricket Club, primarily as a batter. He also captained the side. Since then 'Fults' has worked as a broadcaster, for Sky Sports among other outlets, a journalist and an events host. He's currently studying sports psychology. Follow David: @DaveTavFulton

Grandfather had a beautiful garden where he grew lots of vegetables and flowers. He loved working in his garden. One day a big storm came and knocked down the flowers in the garden beds and even blew leaves off the trees. Grandfather had to find the courage to tidy up his garden and make it beautiful again.Ages 3 - 6About the authorJill Tina Taplin was born and brought up in the UK, graduated from university with a degree in philosophy and was busy until her early 30s as a gardener, house builder and mother.  Then she joined a group of parents founding a Steiner Waldorf school in the north east of Scotland, near a spiritual community.  Soon she found herself working in the kindergarten and discovered that was where she really wanted to be.  She worked as a kindergarten teacher in Scotland and Devon until 2008 when family reasons brought her to a new part of the UK with no Waldorf school nearby.  Since then she has expanded her interest in working with adults - students, teachers and parents – through working as a kindergarten mentor, workshop leader, adult education tutor and writer. She has completed an MA in Education (Steiner Philosophy) and now has commitments to support Steiner Waldorf early childhood training mainly in several countries around the world.  In addition to magazine and newsletter articles, she is co-author of Understanding the Steiner Waldorf Approach, published by David Fulton

Grandfather had a beautiful garden where he grew lots of vegetables and flowers. He loved working in his garden. One day a big storm came and knocked down the flowers in the garden beds and even blew leaves off the trees. Grandfather had to find the courage to tidy up his garden and make it beautiful again.Ages 3 - 6About the authorJill Tina Taplin was born and brought up in the UK, graduated from university with a degree in philosophy and was busy until her early 30s as a gardener, house builder and mother.  Then she joined a group of parents founding a Steiner Waldorf school in the north east of Scotland, near a spiritual community.  Soon she found herself working in the kindergarten and discovered that was where she really wanted to be.  She worked as a kindergarten teacher in Scotland and Devon until 2008 when family reasons brought her to a new part of the UK with no Waldorf school nearby.  Since then she has expanded her interest in working with adults - students, teachers and parents – through working as a kindergarten mentor, workshop leader, adult education tutor and writer. She has completed an MA in Education (Steiner Philosophy) and now has commitments to support Steiner Waldorf early childhood training mainly in several countries around the world.  In addition to magazine and newsletter articles, she is co-author of Understanding the Steiner Waldorf Approach, published by David Fulton

How does he do it? Darren Stevens will turn 45 years old this week, yet still he produces outstanding performances in the County Championship with Kent and has no intention of calling it a day yet. In an extended edition of our domestic cricket podcast we are joined by Darren along with former Kent captain David Fulton and long standing friend and teammate Paul Nixon. Special moments in his career and how he prepares for matches are included in this personal celebration of Darren in the game. We also look back at round three of the LV Insurance County Championship with many stand out individual and team performances including Haseeb Hameed and Toby Roland-Jones.

Heritage Christian Centre is a church that loves God and loves people and whose mission is ‘connecting people to Jesus’. THIS SERVICE WAS RECORDED IN LINE WITH INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AT THE TIME.If you would like to give your tithes and offerings, support the ministry of Heritage Christian Centre and invest in the lives of others click here: https://heritagecc.com.au/give If you need prayer or want to share a good report click here: https://heritagecc.com.au/contact If you made a decision for Jesus or want to know more about him, we would love to hear from you. Either message us through Facebook or Instagram or send an email to info@heritagecc.com.au

Happy New Year! We thank God for bringing us into 2021 with all its potential and possibilities. We're beginning this new year by kicking off a new sermon series called Awesome God. In the first sermon of the series, campus minster David Fulton explores Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush to help us see the redemption that God wants to bring his good creation by equipping his people with crowns of thorns.

Have you ever felt the frustration of trying to talk to God and hearing nothing back? How do Christians go about hearing God's voice? In this sermon, campus minister David Fulton offers practical tips about how to cultivate meaningful conversation with God.

Our new sermon series is about discovering how to spend time with God. Some of us find ourselves chasing after wealth, sex, money, power, and other sources of pleasure in the world. Others of us find it hard to seek because we feel we aren't worthy to seek God, or we bear difficult resentments against God. In this sermon, David Fulton examines the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 to show us how we indeed can come home to be with God.

This week in The Good and Beautiful Vision, we're exploring God's vision for the family. What does it really mean to honor one's father and mother? And what do we do with the complicated legacies our families sometimes leave to us? In this sermon, campus minister David Fulton examines the commandment to honor one's father and mother and unpacks the truth that maturing into God's vision for the family means redeeming the sins of our ancestors.

Johnny Cochrane talks to comedian David Fulton. Find Dave at https://ko-fi.com/davefultonisnotright and check out davidfulton.com to read his fatherhood blog.More about Johnny Cochrane: - Follow Johnny on Twitter @iJohnnyCochrane: https://twitter.com/iJohnnyCochrane- Follow Johnny on Instagram @ijohnnycochrane https://www.instagram.com/ijohnnycochrane/ Produced by Paul Daniels at pauldaniels.tv See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Discussion with David Fulton regarding how to create an effective plan, how and why to choose a third party to assist, and the importance of creating a plan even in the middle of crisis.  Even your COVID recovery needs a plan.

Hans Johannsson is a violin maker from Iceland. David Fulton is a noted collector of old Italian violins, violas, and cellos. I met and interviewed Hans when he came to David's house in Bellevue, Washington, to examine his collection of rare instruments. It was conversation that covered many subjects related to violin making and the role the arts play in the world today.

Ben and Craig talk to David Fulton (ruling elder and organist in Craigy Hill Presbyterian Church) and Jamie Maguire (currently assistant minister in Railway Street Presbyterian Church and soon to be ordained and installed as minister of Kingsmills and Jerrettspass Presbyterian Churches) about congregational Psalm singing and why it's important.Follow us on Twitter @PCIcast. Follow Ben @benspreston, follow Craig @rookie_minister and follow our guests David @davidrfulton and Jamie @magui84Some resources that we mentioned...The Free Church of Scotland's Sing PsalmsSeedbed PsalterThe Psalms Sungand a picture of David Fulton's lovely mug (make of that what you will)This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

What's obedience all about? Is obeying God all about avoiding hell, or could obedience be about something greater? In this sermon, campus minister David Fulton explores Romans 6 to show how obedience is about a lot more than rules. After all, obedience leads to life.

In part 2 of our exploration of the major prophets, David Fulton looks at the book of Jeremiah. Jeremiah addressed the same time in Israel's history—the lead-up to the exile—but instead of using the language of kingdoms, he used the language of covenant. Israel's issue wasn't just political; it was their unfaithfulness to the covenant they made with God. David asks and answers the question, What does the message of Jeremiah mean for our lives today?

David Fulton is one of the most important violin collectors in the world today. Here David shares his life story and the passion that drove him to seek out and preserve instruments made by such masters as Antonio Stradivari and Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesu.

This is the second part of my interview with violin collector David Fulton. Here David shares an entertaining mix of stories related to some of the most treasured violins and cellos in his collection.

A world without substance quickly dissolves into a world full of fear and uncertainty. In this installment of the Substance series, campus minister David Fulton uses 1 John 5 to unveil how the truth of our adoption into God's family delivers us from the fear and uncertainty of our time.

Morning Prayers service with speaker David Fulton '16, student at Harvard College, on Tuesday, November 10, 2015.

Stamps, coins, sea shells, wine - the list of things that humans collect is endless. But why do people do it? What does a collection of inanimate objects bring to our lives that other things do not? Are people attracted by the thrill of the chase, the pleasure of possession or the control in acting as the custodian of precious things? Mike Williams talks to an eclectic group of collectors in search of some answers. Roman and Maz Piekarski have spent the last 50 years building up a collection of some of the world's finest cuckoo clocks. When Lisa Courtney was bullied as a child she gained comfort in building her collection of Pokemon toys.Seventeen-year-old Tushar Lakhanpal started his pencil collection at the age of three and when David Fulton sold his business to Microsoft in the 90s his new found wealth allowed him to pursue and acquire one of the finest collections of rare instruments ever assembled. (Photo: Roman and Maz Piekarski have been collecting cuckoo clocks for the last 40 years. BBC copyright)

David Brook is out and about this week, having taken in Sussex v Warwickshire at Horsham as well has taking the time to reflect on where it's gone wrong for England. Hear contributions from our regular guest, Mihir Bose, along with a pitchside interview with Chris Jordan, some England-India betting tips from Channel 4 Racing's Tanya Stevenson, expert analysis from Sky Sports' David Fulton and another quiz question from TMS' Malcolm Ashton. There's also a new Superfan from across The Channel! Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com

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Cricket legend David Fulton joins Sky Sports' Tony Wrighton and the Sun Online's Ali Martin on the discussion panel. Subjects include the sudden appearance a semi-naked cricketer and our Moment Of The Week feature. Unmissable stuff.