Podcast appearances and mentions of David Ritchie

Nobody has it all together, and thankfully, we don't have to. In this fun and honest message, David Ritchie shares what it means to follow Jesus with your L plates still on. From learning to drive at age four (yes, really) to the rollercoaster life of Peter, this episode is all about embracing the journey, not perfection. Whether you're new to faith, coming back, or just figuring it out as you go, this is a reminder that following Jesus is less about getting it right and more about sticking with Him.

In this podcast, David Ritchie shares the story of CFO Hive, which provides businesses with contract CFOs on a fractional, full-time, or project basis, leveraging a network of experienced CFOs to offer expertise that matches client needs. Contract CFOs can add value in four ways: (i) help growing companies professionalize their finance functions, (ii) stabilize distressed businesses, (iii) assist companies during transactions, such as IPOs and M&A, and (iv) address resource gaps. The discussion emphasizes the evolving role of CFOs, particularly in M&A, as drivers of growth, and the growing interest among mid-career and older CFOs in contract assignments.

Host Cody Cook welcomes David Ritchie, author of Why Do the Nations Rage?: The Demonic Origin of Nationalism. Ritchie notes how sin can manifest in corporate and systemic structures, employing Paul's writings and John's triad of the flesh, world, and Satan to highlight these spiritual and societal dimensions.The conversation addresses the contemporary relevance of nationalism and its potential to distort Christian faith. Ritchie, a pastor, reflects on his own pastoral journey, the challenges of addressing political idolatry, and the importance of spiritual discernment in positions of authority.Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com ★ Support this podcast ★

Explore how to align your actions with your beliefs in this reflective episode brought by David Ritchie. Through personal stories, scripture from Romans 12, and practical insights, David uncovers the gap between what we profess and how we live, addressing the struggles and triumphs of living out core convictions. Learn how to bless those who challenge you, embrace God's love and justice, and navigate the journey of transforming deeply ingrained false beliefs. Whether you're wrestling with difficult relationships or seeking a deeper connection with God, this episode provides encouragement, tools, and hope for growing into the person you're called to be.

We've NEVER done a Bogdanovich film (!?) so let's start with the best: The Last Picture Show. We follow that up with his first film, Targets, with first-time-guest David Ritchie.  Beers by Save the World Brewing Co. and 903 Brewers.

In "Becoming Myself in Troubled Times," David Ritchie continues our series on "Who Are You Becoming," exploring how adversity shapes our true identity. Drawing from readings in the Book of Romans and 2 Corinthians, David examines the Apostle Paul's experiences and teachings on suffering, identity, and God's strength in weakness. Through these powerful scriptures, David encourages us to embrace our identity as children of God, even in difficult times. Discover how challenges can refine our character and deepen our faith. Join us for an inspiring message that will help you navigate life's struggles with grace and authenticity.

In "Finding My True Self," speaker David Ritchie explores the profound insights of 1 John 3:1, 1 John 3:16, and 1 John 3:23. Dive into the transformative power of God's love and discover your true identity as a child of God. Through these verses, David Ritchie illuminates how understanding God's love, demonstrated through Jesus, shapes our self-worth and guides us to live out our calling. He adds in personal stories of his life from when he lived in Southern Rhodesia (which is now Zimbabwe) and a close friend who was born in Peterborough, UK and worked in Kenya.Join us for an inspiring and heartfelt sermon that will encourage you to embrace your true self, rooted in love and faith, and live a life reflecting God's love to others.

Tune in to "Jesus' Authority" with speaker David Ritchie, as we delve deeper into our series on "How Jesus Changes Lives." Exploring Mark 10:32-45, David illuminates the profound authority of Jesus and its transformative impact on our lives. Join us as we uncover the revolutionary teachings of Christ and their relevance in today's world. Through this scripture, discover how embracing Jesus' authority leads to a life of purpose, service, and radical love. Don't miss this enlightening sermon as we journey together in understanding and applying the transformative power of Jesus' authority in our lives.

Tune in to our first Sunday sermon of 2024, "Katartizo," delivered by David Ritchiei, as we kick off our exciting new series, "Getting Into Shape." Drawing wisdom from Ephesians 4:7, Ephesians 4:11-12, Matthew 4:21, and Luke 6:39, this podcast explores the concept of spiritual growth and equipping ourselves for the journey ahead. Join us on this transformative path towards becoming the best version of ourselves in the year to come.

Sharing his own life story, David explores the physically and emtionally drianing effects of being in a helping profession.As and Anglican minister he speaks of how sailing helped him to unwind and recharge his batteries, and how some unexpected experiences led him to some biblical truths about life.KNowing the love and favour of Jesus through a large catch of fish changed the life of Simon Peter (the fisherman). He came to know his Hevenly Father and became a fisher of men.Join Jesus' fishing team - that's David's call for us

Remembering name is important, just like remembering to celebrate events such as birthdays, anniversaries etc. David Ritchie comes to our Morning Service with an amazing message where he shows that when Jesus did his ministry, he brough a new meaning of deliverance. This shows in the Passover meal which for the Jews, it is a remembrance of Gods deliverance of the People of Israel and rescuing them out of the slavery in Egypt

Pastor, author, and theologian David Ritchie was my guest to discuss his book Why Do the Nations Rage?: The Demonic Origin of Nationalism. We discussed […]

Tomorrow is the 2nd anniversary of the riot or insurrection at the United States Capitol. Additionally the January 6th Congressional Committee just finished its work and referred former President Donald Trump to the Department of Justice on four criminal charges relating to that day. Nationalism and Christian nationalism are on our minds again, as they have been nearly nonstop for the past two years. On today's episode of All Things, Pastor and Author David Ritchie helps us look at Christian nationalism through a Biblical lens. Ritchie says nationalism is a disordered love. You can have an ordered love of nation—that's called patriotism. But nationalism is when one's love of country becomes one's hope and vision for their future or safety or fundamental security.Ritchie shows us that nationalism itself is a religious shell that encases a political vision. Nationalist movements advance with religious fervor, even summoning people to worship and the adoration of a messiah figure. Christian nationalist movements co-opt and utilize Christian language and categories to advance their cause. Christian nationalists elevate individuals to the category of messiah—someone who will deliver us. In the US in particular we have looked to George Washington, or Barack Obama, and more recently Donald Trump as salvation figures for our nation. When someone says, “Donald Trump is God's man,” we as Christians should pause at the very least and reflect on what it means to assign salvific qualities to a politician. As Ritchie shows us in this episode, the stakes are high. To whom are we devoted? For what future vision are we living? Where is our hope? Does our faith influence our politics or are our politics shaping our faith? You can keep in touch with David Ritchie on social media, at @DavidARitchie on Twitter.Hear David's sermons at www.redeemerchristianchurch.com.Checkout his book, Why Do the Nations Rage?: The Demonic Origin of Nationalism here: https://amzn.to/3VEdlxF.Listen to my first conversation on All Things with David Ritchie here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all-things/id1449943664?i=1000565954723

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What if we understood nationalism as a religion instead of an ideology? What if nationalism is more spiritual than it is political? Several Christian thinkers have rightly recognized nationalism as a form of idolatry. In this TOT lecture, David A. Ritchie , author of the book Why Do the Nations Rage?, will argue that nationalism is inherently demonic as well. Through an interdisciplinary analysis of scholarship on nationalism and the biblical theology behind Paul's doctrine of “powers,” Ritchie's lecture will uncover how the impulse behind nationalism is as ancient as the tower of Babel and as demonic as the worship of Baal. Moreover, when compared to Christianity, Ritchie will show that nationalism is best understood as a rival religion that bears its own distinctive (and demonically inspired) false gospel, which seeks to both imitate and distort the Christian gospel.David A. Ritchie serves as the Lead Pastor of Redeemer Christian Church and an Instructor of Religion at West Texas A&M University. In his scholarly research, Ritchie interrogated how nationalist movements operate less like a political ideology and more like a spiritually-charged religion. This research culminated in the writing of his book Why Do the Nations Rage? The Demonic Origin of Nationalism, published in 2022 by Wipf & Stock Publishers. This fall he will be presenting a paper at the American Academy of Religion annual meeting entitled “Sketching a Christology of Nationalism: How Nationalism Utilizes Messianic Characterizations to Elicit Spiritual Devotion and Religious Affection.” Ritchie is a highly engaged leader in the West Texas community, serving on the boards of numerous non-profit organizations and ministries, including the Refugee Language Project and the Redeemer Network. David is married to Kate, and together they live in Amarillo, Texas, with their three sons, Solomon, Samuel, and Simon Peter.

This week David joins to talk all about his role as a trustee at UHB Charity and why he decided to get involved. We also chat about some of his favourite projects at UHB and how you too can get involved. For job openings keep an eye on our social media by searching for UHB Charity as well as our website by going to hospitalcharity.org/jobs

Ben Johnson unpacks the further details released on the response of the Uvalde police and how our culture can recover when its children are violently acting out against elders and law enforcement. David Ritchie, author of "Why Do the Nations Rage?: The Demonic Origin of Nationalism," shares about the intersection of Christianity and nationalism in America today. Click here for today's show notes

Christian Nationalism has been something I wanted to dive into for a long time on All Things. But I knew I was ill equipped. I'm so glad to bring this conversation with David Ritchie to you. David is a pastor in Texas, as well the author of the new book, Why Do the Nations Rage?: The Demonic Origin of Nationalism. We talk about the definition of nationalism and Christian nationalism (as opposed to patriotism, for example), what happened on January 6 2021, the unique pitfalls and opportunities for Christians in this sphere of society, how our faith should inform our politics, and many other things. It's a really helpful conversation. Why Do the Nations Rage?: The Demonic Origin of Nationalism by David RitchieDavid A. Ritchie's website

The ASPI special series ‘SBY's tears: From managing crisis to managing process in Australia-Indonesia relations since the fall of Suharto' has explored the changing nature of the Australian-Indonesian relationship since the fall of Suharto, as seen through the eyes and experiences of its ambassadors to Jakarta. In this final episode of the series, Dr David Engel and Hillary Mansour revisit some of the themes explored throughout the series, such as Indonesia's foreign policy, its relationship with Australia and the changes to Indonesian democracy. They reflect on the past experiences of Australia's ambassadors, and how these lessons can impact our future relationship with Indonesia. Guests (in order of appearance): Dr David Engel: www.aspi.org.au/bio/david-engel Hillary Mansour: www.aspi.org.au/bio/hillary-mansour John McCarthy AO: asialink.unimelb.edu.au/about-us/lead…n-mccarthy-ao Ric Smith AO, PSM: sdsc.bellschool.anu.edu.au/experts-pub…mith-ao-psm David Ritchie AO: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ritchie_(diplomat) Bill Farmer AO Greg Moriarty: www.defence.gov.au/about/leaders/secretary Gary Quinlan AO: www.apln.network/members/australi…gary-quinlan/bio

In episode 3 of ASPI's special series ‘SBY's tears: From managing crisis to managing process in Australia-Indonesia relations since the fall of Suharto', Dr David Engel and Hillary Mansour speak to David Ritchie, Ambassador to Indonesia from 2002 until 2005. During his time as ambassador, David dealt with a number of crises, including the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami, a terror attack on the Australian Embassy and the arrest of the Bali Nine. They discuss Australia-Indonesia cooperation and how the bilateral relationship changed over the course of his tenure as ambassador. Guests (in order of appearance): Dr David Engel: https://www.aspi.org.au/bio/david-engel Hillary Mansour: https://www.aspi.org.au/bio/hillary-mansour David Ritchie AO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ritchie_(diplomat) Background music: "Moonshiner" by Jacob Field Productions: https://soundcloud.com/jacobfieldpr/moonshiner-royalty-free-music

It's that time of year again! and WHAT a year it has been. In today's show I have both principles, Mr.Johnson and Mr. Garcia as talk about the year that was and their plans for the summer. We hear from Dave, Dan and Andrew and a few of the Graphic Design Seniors, (Camila, Diana, Margaret, Jamie and Mauricio) as they reflect deeply on 2020 - 2021  at PCTVS.

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Most Voice of Insurance episodes tend to be with industry CEOs. This way you can get to know the real people behind the public persona and learn about how the industry really works by finding out what makes its leaders tick. But of course it doesn't give you a huge amount of class-specific detail. Industry titans at public companies know a ton of detail about high finance and deal economics, but if I went too deep into detail on any given class of insurance or reinsurance, they would rightly refer me to an inhouse expert for a full briefing. And that's why I recorded this episode. In this hard and Covid-affected market, the hardest segment seems to be the International Directors' and Officers' liability market or (D&O) as we all know it. I wanted to get into hard detail about what is going on in this market. To do this I began to set up interviews with D&O practitioners. My aim was to put together the views of multiple experts into an in-depth report. But the first of these meetings turned out to be so strong that I have decided to put it out as an episode in its own right. David Ritchie is Managing Director of Management Liability at Gallagher UK and is a very senior broker with his finger directly on the pulse of the sector. In great detail David describes a market in a state of crisis and dislocation where cover is severely rationed and definitely not guaranteed at any price. This is a world where the prices and terms that are being dictated by the few markets that remain open are almost secondary in importance. Customers have to take it or leave it and may be forced to hit the nuclear button of invoking sunset clauses on expiring cover and renewing on extremely restrictive retroactive date inception terms just to get by. In short this is the hardest market of all time by a very, very long margin. With only trickles of new capacity on the way and more market withdrawals possible I don't envy David's day job one bit, but I do commend this episode to anyone who wants to know where and how many of the underwriting fortunes and reputations of 2021 and beyond are going to be forged. LINKS Once again we thank Claims Direct Access (CDA) for their support today. www.claimsdirectaccess.com PS. Don't forget to ask Mark about advertising opportunities on the podcast. mark@thevoiceofinsurance.com

This Sunday, David Ritchie spoke on the importance of decluttering whilst speaking on the topic of Fasting when praying.

A conversation with David Ritchie, pastor of Redeemer Christian Church. David comes from a family with deep West Texas roots, and his church community is also historic. Instead of planting a new church from scratch, he "replanted" Redeemer within a struggling, multi-generational church that dated back to the 1920s. With host Jason Boyett, he shares the Redeemer origin story and explains why it's so crucial for church members to find ways to serve the city. This episode is sponsored by Panhandle Plains Historical Museum. 

Joe Castello and Gio in Miami are back in the studio. David Ritchie creator of "Florida Man Card Game" joins WFO. NASCAR, F1, Haas Report, IndyCar, WFO Fantasy League, Joe Movie Review, SportsCollision, and more.

In this episode, we follow the wool from the farmer to the mill. Kristine teaches us how the wool is prepared for the mill and I speak to David Ritchie from Green Mountain Spinnery located in Vermont.

Candidates for Boone County Fire Protection District race at League of Women Voters Forum March 13, 2018

West Texas pastor, David Ritchie, joins Samantha and Remoy to explore the complex intersection of Christianity and masculinity. David tells the story of how he was born into Christianity, how he sought out other philosophies and religions, and finally returned to the Faith with a greater hope for what the the Faith could be. David reflects on how Christianity, in its purest form, is incredibly progressive when it comes to gender roles. Finally, David speaks to how Christianity has been co-opted for the greater evil more than for the greater good, and the three of them explore how all of us are impacted.

Young, hip churches are all the rage in church planting, but they’re not right for every city’s context. David Ritchie from Redeemer Christian Church in Amarillo, TX joins the guys to talk about how his multi-generational church is far better than any he had envisioned.

Sponsor: Ewetopia is a local yarn shop in rural Viroqua, WI, carrying a beautiful selection of yarns and fibers, including their very own line of hand dyed yarns. One of my favorite things about Ewetopia is it’s generational foundation, the shop was started by Kathryn Ashley-Wright and later her mother Lisa Ashley joined her as partner in the business. Along with Kathryn’s grandmother Gloria and her daughters Stella and Mae…you’ll sometimes find all four generations busy around the shop…what a special thing to have. In addition to the Ewetopia shop and yarn brand, Kathryn and her family have a farm in southwestern Wisconsin where they grow certified organic hay and rotationally graze their flock of 50 ewes…comprised of Corriedale, Border Leicester and Merino crosses, which contribute to their Ewetopia yarn and fiber line. If you’re in the Viroqua area or just passing through, make sure to visit them in person. You can find a selection of Ewetopia yarns and fibers, and more info on the shop and farm online at ewetopiafibershop.com. And find them on Instagram @ewetopiayarn. Fiber folk: To me, Green Mountain Spinnery is one of the staples of the fiber industry, and has been since founded in 1981 by David Ritchie, […]

Dr. Ronna Phifer-Ritchie has been a coach, consultant, professor, public speaker/workshop leader, and author during the past two decades of her career. Ronna has a formidable passion for helping individuals broaden and optimize personality style as a developmental pathway to true spiritual, relational, and professional progress. Because Ronna is a specialist in the professional application of the Enneagram, her colleagues have nicknamed her the EnneaGal. Ronna is a certified Riso-Hudson Enneagram Institute Teacher, as well as a Faculty Trainee and Authorized Workshop Presenter for the Enneagram Institute in New York. She is an International Enneagram Association Accredited Enneagram Teacher and a member of the editorial committee for the IEA Professional Journal. Ronna is the project manager and assistant writer for the current Riso-Hudson book project on the Enneagram of Personality and relationships, the author of the monthly e-newsletter Elements of Style: Type Talk with the EnneaGal , and has been a technical writer for other Enneagram publications. She is a graduate of the Enneagram in Business Train-the-Trainers Program and a candidate for professional certification in the Meyers Briggs Type Inventory. She is a researcher in early Christian Studies and their connections to personality science. Ronna has been an Enneagram Relationship Coach for four years, and served for two years as the VP of Training & Development for the Center for Relationship/Silicon Valley. She delights in cultivating relational resilience in organizations, groups, teams, couples and families that are facing interpersonal challenge and transition. She has completed advanced studies in group dynamics and professional mediation. Ronna is a professional member of the Christian Association for Psychological Studies and the International Enneagram Association. She is an ICF certified life coach. In her spare time, Ronna is an amateur competitive swing and hustle dancer, godmother to the very special niece, and the wife of David Ritchie, a Bay Area musician. I caught up with Ronna at a recent Northern California National Speakers Association meeting and asked her to explain the background on the Enneagram. To hear what she told me, click on the podcast icon below.