Podcast appearances and mentions of Duncan Campbell

Se dice que en Montauk, Nueva York, se llevaron a cabo experimentos secretos relacionados con viajes en el tiempo. Rumores y testimonios sugieren investigaciones sobre manipulación mental y dimensiones paralelas. La narrativa de este misterioso proyecto mezcla hechos oscuros con elementos de ciencia ficción, que ha dado pie a toda clase de teorías conspirativas. El Proyecto Montauk sigue siendo un enigma que desafía la frontera entre la realidad y la fantasía.

In this episode, we sit down with Nan Ransohoff and Duncan Campbell to discuss the evolving landscape of solar microgrids, AI data centers, and the urgent need for climate-driven innovation. Duncan reflects on how today's energy solutions are just the beginning, predicting a future where bold, disruptive action reshapes the grid.We dive into:How Stripe and Paces are driving groundbreaking projectsWhy the electricity sector needs faster adaptation to climate challengesThe role of AI and next-gen energy solutionsWhy ambitious ideas that seem “too crazy” might not be crazy enoughJames McWalter urges innovators to push harder and move faster—the fight against climate change isn't slowing down, it's speeding up. If you're working on bold ideas in energy, reach out!To learn more about the white paper visit www.offgridai.us/.Paces helps developers find and evaluate the sites most suitable for renewable development. Interested in a call with James, CEO @ Paces?

In this episode Richard about the life and impact of Scottish Evangelist Duncan Campbell. He is most widely known for his role in the Hebrides Revivals. The biography Richard mentioned on the podcast is called Channel of Revival by Andrew A. Woolsey. DONATE: If you have enjoyed this podcast and want to support what we do, click here. RESOURCES: Join Richard on this quarterly Workforce Ministries Zoom call on April 16th at 7:30am. https://zoom.us/j/98601091093 CONNECT: Follow Richard on Twitter. Follow Richard on Facebook. Read Richard's latest blog here.  

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Tilly Mütter has repeated her roving reporter trick from EMTC 2022. This time she talks to various conference attendees at the BAMT conference in Leicester in May 2024, providing a variety of interesting perspectives on the weekend. the theme of the conference was 'About All of Us, For All of Us, By All of Us', with the primary aims of highlighting and promoting the development of Music Therapy. There are some familiar voices here (to Music Therapy Conversations listeners) along with some new ones. In order of appearance, Tilly spoke to: Naviella Dowds, Anthony Voelcker, Kelly Fraser, Duncan Campbell, Marianne Rizkallah, Helen Odell-Miller, Hakeem Leonard, Kirsty Jane, Kendra Bodden and Karen Diamond. A big thanks to all of these contributors! Before that, Tilly and Luke also share their own (somewhat hazy) recollections in the introduction. You can find another view from Marianne Rizkallah on her blog here, and no doubt there are more conference reports incoming. There were some fresh faces at this conference, new formats, and many inspiring moments, in a different sort of venue - plenty to reflect on and learn from!

Scottish minister Duncan Campbell was instrumental in the Hebrides Revival (also called the Lewis Awakening) and there encountered spiritual warfare. In talking about that experience, he discusses the Christian's need to stand before God with clean hands a pure heart. Throughout the message, he also implores his hearers that God must be all-in-all, rather than the self-centered emphasis within evangelism, music, and even our own consecration.Learn more about the Bravehearted Voices Podcast and how you can be discipled and grow spiritually by visiting braveheartedvoices.com

Hey mentoring friends, would you please give us that 5 star rating to help us reach more people? It'll take 19 seconds and it really means a lot to us. Thank you!--If you are a mentoring leader, check out the You Can Mentor learning labs. We are a monthly leadership cohort that surrounds you with equipping and encouragement from other mentoring leaders. For an hour each month, we discuss a topic that will help you be a more equipped and encouraged leader. We have two cohorts: one for executives and one for program directors. Check out our website for more info. www.youcanmentor.com --On today's show, we have Al Nodarse from Faithful Friends Portland. Al comes to Faithful Friends as Executive Director after a career spent in business growth and revenue. Raised in Texas to a Spanish-speaking household, he and his wife and son lived in California before moving to the Portland area in 2007.  Al has served on over 10 non-profit boards/committees focused on helping youth and is excited to shift careers from the for-profit to non-profit worlds. He began his mentoring journey as a college student in Texas and hasn't stopped, believing firmly that most of the problems in society could be solved through mentoring. On weekends Al and his family love to check out car meets.Here's some info on Faithful Friends: We cultivate mentor relationships that inspire growth, resilience, and hope.In 1991, Duncan Campbell set out to determine the best way to transform the most vulnerable children's lives. He was determined to find a way to help children that was grounded in solid research, was focused on quantifiable results and considered the return on investment. A two-year research project identified that the best way to create real change is to start working with children early and provide each of them with a long-term, consistent relationships with caring adults. Based on these findings, Duncan founded Friends of the Children in 1993. Duncan wasn't finished! For over 30 years, he has hoped to see the Christian faith community serve vulnerable children through mentoring. In January 2013, Duncan Campbell was introduced to Josh White, the lead pastor of Door of Hope Church in Portland. Duncan shared his vision for the church to be an active participant in serving the needs of vulnerable children in the city. Together with Josh, they formed a vision to birth a faith-based mentoring program out of Door of Hope. This program would become Faithful Friends Mentoring Program.Faithful Friends began in March 2013 and now has 20 church partnerships and over 70 active mentor/mentee matches.https://faithfulfriendspdx.org/

Episode 6: Leading Questions As AI rapidly develops, it brings with it the risk that firms might be accused of ‘AI-washing': ‘overselling' their AI's capabilities, for example to boost sales or reputation or to raise capital.  With attentive regulators and well-funding claimant lawyers, this risk must be managed carefully. In this episode we define AI-washing and give some emerging examples of it.  We look at the key civil and regulatory risks.  We draw some lessons from recent and cutting-edge US and UK regulatory and enforcement action.  And we finish with practical tips about ways you might address this risk in your own businesses. This episode features Doug Davison (partner, Washington D.C.), David Thomas (partner, London) and Duncan Campbell (senior associate, London). For more AI insights visit our webpages on AI and Contentious AI and check out our AI toolkit. Listen to all episodes in the series on our dedicated webpage.  

Episode 6: Leading Questions As AI rapidly develops, it brings with it the risk that firms might be accused of ‘AI-washing': ‘overselling' their AI's capabilities, for example to boost sales or reputation or to raise capital.  With attentive regulators and well-funding claimant lawyers, this risk must be managed carefully. In this episode we define AI-washing and give some emerging examples of it.  We look at the key civil and regulatory risks.  We draw some lessons from recent and cutting-edge US and UK regulatory and enforcement action.  And we finish with practical tips about ways you might address this risk in your own businesses. This episode features Doug Davison (partner, Washington D.C.), David Thomas (partner, London) and Duncan Campbell (senior associate, London). For more AI insights visit our webpages on AI and Contentious AI and check out our AI toolkit. Listen to all episodes in the series on our dedicated webpage.  

Duncan Campbell is well acquainted with revival and the movement of God. In this message he recounts some personal experiences with revival and the principles that govern revival (seed throughout Christian history). Campbell's burden is to exalt God above men—which is a driving distinction between God-produced revival and man-centered services.Learn more about the Bravehearted Voices Podcast and how you can be discipled and grow spiritually by visiting braveheartedvoices.com

Duncan Campbell defines revival as a community saturated with the presence of God and the restoration of New Testament Christianity in times of decline. In this talk, Joel encourages us to have the faith that revival is possible in London, and that every person has a part to play.

UB40, a reggae band from Birmingham, UK, emerged in the late 70s from humble beginnings, with members scraping by on unemployment benefits. The band's original lineup consisted of friends from Moseley School of Art and local schools: Robin and Ali Campbell, Earl Falconer, Brian Travers, Jimmy Brown, Norman Hassan, and later, Michael Virtue and Astro. They named themselves after the unemployment benefit form "UB40" and quickly became known for their left-wing political stance, aligning themselves with causes like Rock Against Racism and anti-National Front protests. In 1980, UB40's debut single "King b/w Food For Thought" reached the UK Top 5, setting the stage for their success. Their first album, Signing Off (1980), was a blend of reggae, dub, and politically charged lyrics, reaching No. 2 in the UK and staying in the charts for 72 weeks. By 1981, their second album, Present Arms, solidified their reputation, with the hit single "One In Ten" becoming an anthem for the unemployed and a protest against the UK government's policies. UB40's third album, UB44 (1982), marked a transition, but it was Labour of Love (1983) that truly catapulted them to international fame. This album of reggae covers, including the iconic "Red Red Wine," became their first UK No. 1 album and produced their first US No. 1 single. This success established UB40 as reggae ambassadors, introducing reggae to new audiences worldwide. Throughout the 1980s, UB40 continued to release successful albums, including Geffery Morgan (1984), Rat In The Kitchen (1986), and UB40 (1988). Their collaborations with Chrissie Hynde on "I Got You Babe" and "Breakfast In Bed" were also hits. The late 80s and early 90s saw the band achieve global success with Labour Of Love II and Promises and Lies, the latter featuring "Can't Help Falling In Love," which became another US No. 1 hit. In the mid-90s, the band took a break, with members pursuing solo projects. However, they returned with Guns In The Ghetto and Labour Of Love III , continuing to tour extensively. Their influence and success were underscored by their contribution to the England rugby team's 2003 World Cup campaign with "Swing Low" and the Grammy-nominated Who You Fighting For (2005), which featured politically charged songs and love ballads. In 2008, Ali Campbell left the band to pursue a solo career, replaced by his brother Duncan Campbell. The band continued to release albums and tour, with TwentyFourSeven receiving critical acclaim. Despite Astro's departure in 2013, UB40 continued to tour successfully, playing sold-out shows across the UK, Europe, and beyond. UB40's enduring appeal lies in their ability to blend reggae with socially conscious lyrics, making them one of the most influential reggae bands in history. Their journey from Birmingham's working-class roots to global stardom is a testament to their talent, resilience, and commitment to their music and message. To celebrate their 45th anniversary, the band has just released the album UB45. Joining us this week to share the story of their rise to international fame is original member, drummer Jimmy Brown. For more head to their website https://ub40.global/

If you were to rate your current experience reading or listening to the Word of God, how would you fare? If you're like most guys, Bible engagement can be challenging. While some are very disciplined with their time in the Word, others struggle to prioritize and focus. Our most recent Spiritual Health of Men Survey found that you aren't alone. We saw some decline from the previous year in the number of respondents who responded to the question of whether they spend regular time in the Scriptures. So what can you do about it, and how can you get better at spending time daily in the Word? The good news is that there are resources, translations, and organizations to help you. On this month's podcast, we're excited to speak with Duncan Campbell. Duncan is the Vice President of National Programs for the Canadian Bible Society, one of our ministry partners here at Impactus, with a mission to help people hear God speak, in Canada and across the world. He is an author, blogger, visionary, husband, father, grandfather, adventurer, and incorrigibly curious. Today, we'll talk to Duncan about his spiritual journey, the mission and many projects of the Bible Society, and how they can help men engage with the Word. ---------------------------------------------- Website: https://impactus.org/ Check Our Resources for Men: https://impactus.org/resources/ ---------------------------------------------- Follow us on Social Media Facebook Instagram  Linkedin Twitter This Is Me TV 

In this episode, we do a retrospective on a dialogue that took place in 1974 during the first summer session of the Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. The dialogue was called “Psychology East and West” and explored a number of differences in understanding and approach to the notion of ego between so-called “Western psychology” and what were then thought of as “Eastern” spiritual traditions. The participants included the well-known spiritual teachers, Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Ram Dass, as well as the co-founder and Vice-President of Naropa, John Baker, and the therapist, Jim Green. The dialogue was moderated by Duncan Campbell. The full dialogue can be heard on the Ram Dass — Here and Now podcast: Ep. 112, The Notion of Ego with Chogyam Trungpa RinpocheCharis FoundationGolden Turtle SoundSupport the Show.

Welcome to an audio-led edition of Unmade. Today we talk to Christian O'Connell, host of Melbourne's top FM breakfast show. And further down, a slight recovery on the Unmade Index.If you've been thinking about upgrading to an Unmade membership, this is the perfect time. Your membership includes:* Member-only pricing for our HumAIn and REmade (October 1) conferences;* A complimentary invitation to Unmade's Compass event (November);* Member-only content and our paywalled archives; * Your own copy of Media Unmade.‘Radio needs to change. It has to build a different model' Why Christian O'Connell is ready to be networkedIn today's podcast we talk to Christian O'Connell, who arrived from the UK six years ago and took his show on Gold 104.3 to Melbourne's number one breakfast show.The conversation was based around the launch of O'Connell's mentoring service, Finding Fire, but it was also a well timed opportunity to subtly remind a market distracted by the arrival of the Kyle and Jackie O Show into Melbourne that he's the biggest voice in the FM market.Gold's owner ARN Media has been trying to mastermind a takeover and breakup of rival Southern Cross Austereo. Most likely that would have seen O'Connell move across to a national metro breakfast show on Triple M.If a deal doesn't happen - and there's nothing currently on the table although it's likely to return - O'Connell might instead see his show networked into Sydney on ARN's WSFM, with Jonesy & Amanda - Brendan Jones and Amanda Keller - potentially making way by switching into a national drive slot.In the conversation, O'Connell makes clear that he has been talking to ARN's management, including CEO Ciaran Davis and chief content officer Duncan Campbell, about taking his live show into other markets.“I want the show to be more widely available,” he tells Unmade's Tim Burrowes. “That's my drive for the next couple of years. I did a national show in the UK for 12 years and I loved it. So here, I want the show to be more available. I do something different and I think that's of value.”And O'Connell is talking about more than a “best bits” package. “The magic of radio for me is live. I always has been. There's nothing better than when you hear a radio show and in the moment something opens up.”The conversation also focuses on how O'Connell has developed as a leader of his team, including lifting them up when The Fox's Fifi, Fev & Nick show briefly overtook them in the ratings.But O'Connell insists that being number one is not what matters to him. “If I was to design a show to be number one, it would be really bland. It would be like The Fox. It would be made of blandishments. I have to make a radio show that is about my values.”He also says that he deliberately resisted listening to the much talked about boundary-pushing first hour of Kyle Sandilands and Jackie Henderson's Kiis show into Melbourne, warning that rival shows are letting themselves be distracted by the arrival“You've got to be really careful that you don't let other shows and their mindsets bleed into your own. I'm hearing other shows that are doing that now. They're changing in the wrong way.”O'Connell also reveals that he still hankers after a return to talking about sport on the radio. In the UK he hosted the long running BBC sport-comedy show Fighting Talk. “One of the things I'd love to do is a version like that. That show was the most fun I've ever had in radio. It was a whole hour of opinions, arguments. Sports is entertainment and it should be treated like that.”Meanwhile, O'Connell sees the networking of big shows like his and the Kyle & Jackie O Show as the direction the radio industry is taking. “It's very clear what Ciaran's direction is, what he wants to do. It's very clear what I want to do. Radio here is ready for the next evolution.“Kyle coming into Melbourne is the start of it. Radio needs to change. It has to build a different model.”Unmade Index improvesThe Unmade Index improved from Tuesday's all time low, bouncing back by 1.28% to 466.5 points yesterday.Nine recovered by 1.52% to a market cap of $2.1bn while IVE Group was up 2.57%.The only stocks to fall were ooh Mediua, down by 0.74%, and Sports Entertainment group, off 7.14%This week's episode was edited by Abe's Audio.Time to leave you to your Thursday.We'll be back with more tomorrowHave a great day.ToodlepipTim BurrowesPublisher - Unmadetim@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

Luke has kindly invited us to his house in the Cotswolds, which he shares with his husband, Duncan Campbell, and a pair of enthusiastic whippets. I was intrigued to learn that this modern-day dandy comes from a bog-standard commuter town, and like many of the people I talk to on this podcast, his creative impulses offered a route out of mediocrity. He tells me his very personal backstory of being estranged from his father at a young age, and what it was like to come out as gay to his family. We talk about his witty, whimsical interpretation of the English Country House Style, why he believes you should invest yourself financially and emotionally in a rental, and why he chose to paint his London flat in ‘Pepto-Bismol pink' before getting rid of it a few days later.This episode was recorded in person at Luke's cottage in the Cotswolds.For more: Check out the work of Luke Edward HallSee images of the home he shares with Duncan Campbell over on our sister website, InigoVisit The Modern House websiteProducer: Hannah PhillipsEditing: Oscar CrawfordGraphic Design: Tom Young and Ben Tucker Music: Father Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 17: Key considerations when preparing your Consumer Duty Board report Investment Association (IA) Consumer Duty Lead Mandeep Bhandal joins Duncan Campbell and Oliver Palmer (Financial Regulation group, Linklaters) to discuss key considerations and industry insights in preparation of the Consumer Duty Annual Board Report, as we head towards the 31 July deadline.  For more Consumer Duty insights visit Linklaters' Consumer Duty webpage. IA members can visit the IA's Consumer Duty expert page for further resources.

Episode 17: Key considerations when preparing your Consumer Duty Board report Investment Association (IA) Consumer Duty Lead Mandeep Bhandal joins Duncan Campbell and Oliver Palmer (Financial Regulation group, Linklaters) to discuss key considerations and industry insights in preparation of the Consumer Duty Annual Board Report, as we head towards the 31 July deadline.  For more Consumer Duty insights visit Linklaters' Consumer Duty webpage. IA members can visit the IA's Consumer Duty expert page for further resources.

Have you ever felt your need for God's power in your life? Do you know that your whole life and even our world can change when we experience the Holy Spirit?  At many times in world history and in British history, Christianity has been written off as dead or dying. That's what people think is happening right now. But its not true. Reports of the death of Christianity, including in the UK, are greatly exaggerated.    While it's true that many liberal and traditional churches are in terminal decline, many others are growing and starting other churches. What's more, young people are often the biggest grouping in these churches. Today there are an estimated 650 million Christians around the world who would describe themselves as Charismatic or Pentecostal meaning that they have experienced the power of the Holy Spirit (See ‘Fire from heaven; the rise of Pentecostal Spirituality and the Reshaping of Religion in the 21st century').  Yet for all these many encouraging developments, we also live in a time when there is widespread resistance to God and where paganism and militant Islam are on the march. A greater demonstration of God's power is urgently needed.   On Pentecost Sunday, we must realise that it is only a spiritual revival that is going to bring about large-scale repentance and fundamental change to our society. Revival has been well described as an ‘inrush of the Spirit into a body that threatens to become a corpse.'    The word Pentecost, meaning 50, refers to the momentous day when the first disciples experienced the Holy Spirit at the time of the Jewish Feast of Weeks or Shavuot in Hebrew. This took place 50 days from the Feast of Firstfruits held at the time of Passover. It's also called ‘the feast of harvest' and the ‘day of the first fruits.'    All these names show that the Day of Pentecost came at a time of great significance when Jews from all over the world gathered in Jerusalem. Although the coming of the Holy Spirit had been promised centuries before by the prophet Joel, the events of the day of Pentecost, ten days after the return of Jesus to heaven, changed everything for the previously nervous disciples and for the Christian church which grew immediately with 3000 new believers.    From this day onwards the early Christians became an unstoppable force. Within weeks the whole of Jerusalem knew all about Jesus and within one generation, despite much hostility and, Christianity had spread throughout the Roman Empire. Pentecost was an amazing moment. Acts 2:7 says that people were ‘utterly amazed'.   Whenever there is a great outpouring of the Holy Spirit comes everything changes both in the church and in the world. Time and again in history, when everything has so looked bleak in society, a new outpouring of Holy Spirit has produced what historian Paul Johnson called ‘profound seismic movements.'   We see in Acts chapter 2 some key developments that took place on the Day of Pentecost.  1. The Holy Spirit came suddenly to them (Acts 2:1-2; Malachi 3:1; Luke 2:8,13-14; Acts 9:3; Acts 16:25-26 2. The Holy Spirit came supernaturally on them (Acts 2:2-3; Luke 4:18; John 3:8) 3. The Holy Spirit spoke powerfully through them (Acts 2:4-6,11-18,38-39; 1 Corinthians 14)  Apply   1. The Holy Spirit came suddenly to them. The disciples, who had been continuously praying and preparing to receive the power of the Holy Spirit, turned up for yet another daily prayer meeting only to quickly discover that this day was like no other (Acts 2:1-2). God is the God who acts suddenly (Malachi 3:1). After so many prophecies and centuries of waiting for the Messiah, Jesus/Yeshua suddenly appeared. At His birth, in one moment the shepherds were doing their usual boring work guarding the sheep, then out of nowhere heaven suddenly burst in on them (Luke 2:8,13-14). In another moment in time the Jewish zealot Saul was going about his daily business of persecuting followers of Jesus when his whole life and future suddenly changed (Acts 9:3). And when he himself was persecuted as a follower of Jesus, he again experienced how out of nowhere God could turn everything around in a moment (Acts 16:25-26). This sudden coming of God has been experienced by many in past UK revivals (i.e. George Whitefield, the Wesley brothers; Duncan Campbell). David Matthew in ‘Revive Us Again', describes revivals like these as God's purpose going into ‘Turbo Mode', saying ‘the everyday progress of the church, slowed down by apathy, tradition, mixture and division, suddenly enjoys a surge of power, as the Holy Spirit releases the brake, barriers come down, God's people glow with life and the lost are gathered into the Kingdom in huge numbers. That kind of suddenly is what we all need today.  2. The Holy Spirit came supernaturally on them. The coming of the Holy Spirit was not just something that was stirred within them but a power that came on them from heaven above (Acts 2:2-3; Luke 4:18; and see 20th Century Azuza St. revival). Have you had this experience of God's power coming on you? When the disciples experienced the power of the Holy Spirit, there was a loud noise because of a powerful wind. Now anyone who has experienced a hurricane, a tornado or a typhoon knows just how powerful nature can be. You cannot ignore it. The Holy Spirit is also like the wind. In the New Testament, the word for “spirit” is “pneuma”, which can also mean “wind” or “breath.” Like the wind, the Holy Spirit comes in suddenly and seemingly from nowhere, transforming the atmosphere and changing everything. The Holy Spirit, like the wind, moves wherever He want (John 3:8). Also, there were tongues of fire that could be seen. Fire symbolises the purity, presence and power of God which Moses, Elijah and now the disciples experienced (see also T.B. Barratt baptism in the Holy Spirit on October 7th 1906).   3. The Holy Spirit spoke powerfully through them (Acts 2:4-6). It's important to note that although we can speak in unknown God given languages that 1 Corinthians 14 speaks of, here we see that the disciples spoke in languages that could be clearly recognised by visitors from all over the Roman world (Acts 2:11-12). Speaking in tongues in languages, both known and unrecognised, have been experienced by many Christians since then and can be your experience also when you are filled with the Holy Spirit. But also, you can have a new confidence and authority in speaking of Jesus in your own language. When the Holy Spirit came on them Peter and the disciples lost all their fears and spoke boldly of Jesus (Acts 2:14-18). And he ended with a declaration that the Holy Spirit can be experienced by all people in all generations. (Acts 2:38-39). In other words, every day can be a day of Pentecost. So let's get right will God and receive the anointing of the Holy Spirit. For this is the way that we will be changed, our families will be changed, our churches, and our cities and nations will be changed. Everything changes when the Holy spirit comes in power. 

Have you ever felt your need for God's power in your life? Do you know that your whole life and even our world can change when we experience the Holy Spirit?  At many times in world history and in British history, Christianity has been written off as dead or dying. That's what people think is happening right now. But its not true. Reports of the death of Christianity, including in the UK, are greatly exaggerated.    While it's true that many liberal and traditional churches are in terminal decline, many others are growing and starting other churches. What's more, young people are often the biggest grouping in these churches. Today there are an estimated 650 million Christians around the world who would describe themselves as Charismatic or Pentecostal meaning that they have experienced the power of the Holy Spirit (See ‘Fire from heaven; the rise of Pentecostal Spirituality and the Reshaping of Religion in the 21st century').  Yet for all these many encouraging developments, we also live in a time when there is widespread resistance to God and where paganism and militant Islam are on the march. A greater demonstration of God's power is urgently needed.   On Pentecost Sunday, we must realise that it is only a spiritual revival that is going to bring about large-scale repentance and fundamental change to our society. Revival has been well described as an ‘inrush of the Spirit into a body that threatens to become a corpse.'    The word Pentecost, meaning 50, refers to the momentous day when the first disciples experienced the Holy Spirit at the time of the Jewish Feast of Weeks or Shavuot in Hebrew. This took place 50 days from the Feast of Firstfruits held at the time of Passover. It's also called ‘the feast of harvest' and the ‘day of the first fruits.'    All these names show that the Day of Pentecost came at a time of great significance when Jews from all over the world gathered in Jerusalem. Although the coming of the Holy Spirit had been promised centuries before by the prophet Joel, the events of the day of Pentecost, ten days after the return of Jesus to heaven, changed everything for the previously nervous disciples and for the Christian church which grew immediately with 3000 new believers.    From this day onwards the early Christians became an unstoppable force. Within weeks the whole of Jerusalem knew all about Jesus and within one generation, despite much hostility and, Christianity had spread throughout the Roman Empire. Pentecost was an amazing moment. Acts 2:7 says that people were ‘utterly amazed'.   Whenever there is a great outpouring of the Holy Spirit comes everything changes both in the church and in the world. Time and again in history, when everything has so looked bleak in society, a new outpouring of Holy Spirit has produced what historian Paul Johnson called ‘profound seismic movements.'   We see in Acts chapter 2 some key developments that took place on the Day of Pentecost.  1. The Holy Spirit came suddenly to them (Acts 2:1-2; Malachi 3:1; Luke 2:8,13-14; Acts 9:3; Acts 16:25-26 2. The Holy Spirit came supernaturally on them (Acts 2:2-3; Luke 4:18; John 3:8) 3. The Holy Spirit spoke powerfully through them (Acts 2:4-6,11-18,38-39; 1 Corinthians 14)  Apply   1. The Holy Spirit came suddenly to them. The disciples, who had been continuously praying and preparing to receive the power of the Holy Spirit, turned up for yet another daily prayer meeting only to quickly discover that this day was like no other (Acts 2:1-2). God is the God who acts suddenly (Malachi 3:1). After so many prophecies and centuries of waiting for the Messiah, Jesus/Yeshua suddenly appeared. At His birth, in one moment the shepherds were doing their usual boring work guarding the sheep, then out of nowhere heaven suddenly burst in on them (Luke 2:8,13-14). In another moment in time the Jewish zealot Saul was going about his daily business of persecuting followers of Jesus when his whole life and future suddenly changed (Acts 9:3). And when he himself was persecuted as a follower of Jesus, he again experienced how out of nowhere God could turn everything around in a moment (Acts 16:25-26). This sudden coming of God has been experienced by many in past UK revivals (i.e. George Whitefield, the Wesley brothers; Duncan Campbell). David Matthew in ‘Revive Us Again', describes revivals like these as God's purpose going into ‘Turbo Mode', saying ‘the everyday progress of the church, slowed down by apathy, tradition, mixture and division, suddenly enjoys a surge of power, as the Holy Spirit releases the brake, barriers come down, God's people glow with life and the lost are gathered into the Kingdom in huge numbers. That kind of suddenly is what we all need today.  2. The Holy Spirit came supernaturally on them. The coming of the Holy Spirit was not just something that was stirred within them but a power that came on them from heaven above (Acts 2:2-3; Luke 4:18; and see 20th Century Azuza St. revival). Have you had this experience of God's power coming on you? When the disciples experienced the power of the Holy Spirit, there was a loud noise because of a powerful wind. Now anyone who has experienced a hurricane, a tornado or a typhoon knows just how powerful nature can be. You cannot ignore it. The Holy Spirit is also like the wind. In the New Testament, the word for “spirit” is “pneuma”, which can also mean “wind” or “breath.” Like the wind, the Holy Spirit comes in suddenly and seemingly from nowhere, transforming the atmosphere and changing everything. The Holy Spirit, like the wind, moves wherever He want (John 3:8). Also, there were tongues of fire that could be seen. Fire symbolises the purity, presence and power of God which Moses, Elijah and now the disciples experienced (see also T.B. Barratt baptism in the Holy Spirit on October 7th 1906).   3. The Holy Spirit spoke powerfully through them (Acts 2:4-6). It's important to note that although we can speak in unknown God given languages that 1 Corinthians 14 speaks of, here we see that the disciples spoke in languages that could be clearly recognised by visitors from all over the Roman world (Acts 2:11-12). Speaking in tongues in languages, both known and unrecognised, have been experienced by many Christians since then and can be your experience also when you are filled with the Holy Spirit. But also, you can have a new confidence and authority in speaking of Jesus in your own language. When the Holy Spirit came on them Peter and the disciples lost all their fears and spoke boldly of Jesus (Acts 2:14-18). And he ended with a declaration that the Holy Spirit can be experienced by all people in all generations. (Acts 2:38-39). In other words, every day can be a day of Pentecost. So let's get right will God and receive the anointing of the Holy Spirit. For this is the way that we will be changed, our families will be changed, our churches, and our cities and nations will be changed. Everything changes when the Holy spirit comes in power. 

INSANE ATTEMPT TO RE-START MICHIGAN REACTOR; BRILLIANT EMF PANEL   Our GREEP zoom #174 begins with famed investigative reporter ROGER RAPOPORT and nuclear safety expert KEVIN KAMPS.   They explore the absurd $15 billion scam to bilk state and federal taxpayers and ratepayers to pay for re-starting Michigan's Palisades reactor.    https://www.freep.com/story/opinion/contributors/2024/04/16/michigan-palisades-nuclear-reactor-restart-risk-renewables/73133145007/ The government is spending billions to restart Michigan's Palisades reactor. Why? | Opinion Michigan and the federal government will spend billions to restart the Palisades nuclear reactor. They should invest in renewable energy instead. www.freep.com    The plant is 50 years old and was shut two years ago for safety reasons.       Critical parts have already been stripped out.   The company designated to restart the reactor—Holtec—has never operated a reactor.   Roger and Kevin give us a complete tour of this atomic catastrophe in the making.   WENDI LEDERMAN reports on the attacks on women's health care in Florida, Arizona and elsewhere.   The legendary CAMILLA REES then convenes a world-class panel on the impacts of Electro-Magnetic Frequencies.     With world-class expertise, we hear from DR. KARL MARET, MD, M.ENG; TIMOTHY SCHOECHLE, PH.D, and attorney DUNCAN CAMPBELL, Esq.   Beautifully guided by Camilla, this is a uniquely powerful session that puts the EMF issue into essential perspective.   From LA activist Brenda Martinez gives us an update on the fight against 5G in southern California.   LYNN FEINERMAN, DAVID SALTMAN, DR. RUTH STRAUSS, TATANKA BRICCA, RON LEONARD, MYLA RESON & others all kick in.   The level of expertise on energy and EMF is unmatched.  Don't miss this double session.     No Nukes / No EMF!!  

Cutmaker Jeff chats with Duncan Campbell from Golf Betting Club to breakdown The Masters! The guys give their takes on some outright plays and who they like at Augusta (shocker, Jeff is in on Brooks!)  Download Telegram and join our channel to stay up-to-date with picks during the tournament each week! https://t.me/+9cYGshcRCF5iMTVh Join the Cutmaker family now for exclusive picks and plays! https://www.cutmakerpod.com

In this episode, Duncan Campbell of Scale Microgrid Solutions makes the case that distributed energy resources (DERs) — solar panels, EVs, home batteries, etc. — are, thanks to rising electricity demand and constraints on grid expansion, poised for a tsunami of deployment. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.volts.wtf/subscribe

2 Chronicles 7:13-14 My dear people, there is a price to be paid for revival — it's a painful affair!  Duncan Campbell put it this way; “If you want revival, get right with God. If you are not prepared to bring the "last piece," for God's sake stop talking about revival, your talking and praying is but the laughing-stock of devils. It is about time we got into the grips of reality”.  The Welsh revival of 1904-05 began with a young man seeking the face of God by the name of Evan Roberts.  For over a decade he had prayed in private for God to send a revival to Wales.  At the age of 26, Evan attended a meeting at which a preacher named Seth Joshua prayed these famous words, “Lord, bend us”.  As Roberts heard these words, the Holy Spirit pressed Him sore and said, “That's what you need”. Upon bended knees, with tears streaming down his face, Evan Roberts cried aloud, “Bend me, bend me!!”.  That same year, God used Evan Roberts as an instrument of revival, as God swept into Wales. You say, Lord, send revival — Brother, don't ever pray these words unless you're willing for God to begin with you!!

••• Becoming a Vessel of Honor - Ep313 . ••• Bible Study Verses: Psalm 91:1, Isaiah 6:1-8, II Timothy 2:20-21, II Corinthians 6:17, James 4:8, John 14:30, John 17:17, Galatians 5:16, I John 2:15-17, I John 1:8-9, Matthew 26:41, Matthew 26:41, Romans 8:13, Ephesians 5:26, I Corinthians 9:27, Ephesians 4:27, I Peter 5:8, Hebrews 10:25, Philippians 4:4 . ••• “All that God asks is that the heart should be cleansed from sin, full of love, whether it be the tender heart of a little child, with feeble powers of loving, or of the full-grown man. This desire for heart purity is a creation of the Holy Spirit at work in the heart”, Duncan Campbell, 1898-1972, Scottish preacher & leader in the Lewis Awakening or Hebrides Revival . ••• “...Therefore put to death your members which are on the earth: fornication, uncleanness, passion, evil desire, and covetousness, which is idolatry. Because of these things the wrath of God is coming upon the sons of disobedience, in which you yourselves once walked when you lived in them”, Colossians 3:5-7, NKJV .••• What are the is the first 3-secrets of Living the Overcomer's Life? ••• What is the is the 4th secret of Living the Overcomer's Life? ••• What is the pride of life? ••• Why is it difficult to lead a life of purity? ••• What is the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eye and you does it affect one's spiritual life? ••• What are 5-reasons why one should be sanctified? ••• What 4-life actions in becoming a vessel of honor? ••• What are 10-life actions in overcoming the challenge of purity? ••• What are the 6-characteristics of one who can become a vessel of honor? ••• Are you going to ask your small group to pray that you will be the kind of person who can be a vessel of honor through the power of Holy Spirit? ••• Pastor Godwin Otuno expounds on this and much more on the exciting journey of Fresh Encounters Radio Podcast originally aired on January 27, 2024 on WNQM, Nashville Quality Ministries and WWCR World Wide Christian Radio broadcasted to all 7-continents on this big beautiful blue marble, earth, floating through space. Please be prayerful before studying The Word of God so that you will receive the most inspiration possible .••• This Discipleship Teaching Podcast is brought to you by Christian Leadership International and all the beloved of God who believe in it's mission through prayer and support. Thank you .••• † http://christian-quotes.ochristian.com/Duncan-Campbell-Quotes/ .••• Exceeding Thanks to Universe Creator Christ Jesus AND photos by Andrew Ruiz Photography, Mesa, Arizona, https://www.andrew-ruiz.com/ , https://www.instagram.com/andrew.r.ruiz/ , https://www.behance.net/andrewruiz AND www.hotpot.ai. , Art Direction by gil on his mac with free mac layout software . ••• Study Guides at - https://shows.acast.com/fresh-encounter-radio-podcast/episodes .••• SHARING LINK - https://shows.acast.com/fresh-encounter-radio-podcast/240127-becoming-a-vessel-of-honor-4-of-4-ep312 .••• Broadcaster's Website - https://www.lifelonganointing.com/ .••• RESOURCE - https://www.soundcloud.com/thewaytogod/ . ••• RESOURCE - https://www.biblegateway.com/audio/mclean/kjv/john.1%20 .••• FERP240127 Episode#313 GOT240127Ep313 .••• Living The Overcomer's Life ~ Becoming a Vessel of Honor . Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fresh-encounter-radio-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Duncan Campbell, a retired entrepreneur turned philanthropist, is the visionary behind the national non-profit organization, Friends of the Children. While some folks merely talk about doing things and making a difference, Duncan is a true action-taker. A doer. Duncan's work has reshaped the futures of thousands of children born into poverty. This podcast, aptly nicknamed "Just Fricken Do It," introduces Duncan's remarkable journey. We hope it will inspire you to take meaningful action for the greater good. Useful Links from the Episode:About "Be the Sun, Not the Salt": https://bethesunnotthesalt.com/ Friends of the Children: https://friendsofthechildren.org 

This is Episode 8: Ant-ManAs per our discussion on the main pod, there have been a total of ___4___ characters to go by the name Ant-Man. They are:1. Hank Pym2. Scott Lang3. Eric O'Grady – low level SHIELD guy who stole the suit and eventually was a member of the Thunderbolt.4. Zayn Asghar – Ant-Man on Earth 14381 in the year 2549.Topics of DiscussionWhat makes a heist film funny?In Community Season 6, there is a brilliant episode called “Grifting 101”. The premise of the episode is this class is there and taught by a con-man played by the brilliant Matt Berry. Several members of the main cast take his class, an actual con where they give him money to learn nonsense and by take are being grifted. They turn to Jeff Winger, a failed lawyer to fight back. After watch The Sting.Two grifters team up to pull off the ultimate con. Following the murder of a mutual friend, aspiring con man Johnny Hooker teams up with old pro Henry Gondorff to take revenge on the ruthless crime boss responsible, Doyle Lonnegan. Hooker and Gondorff set about implementing an elaborate scheme, one so crafty that Lonnegan won't even know he's been swindled. As their big con unfolds, however, things don't go according to plan, requiring some last-minute improvisation by the undaunted duo.Robert Redford and Paul Newman are masterful.Community gang then does an homage to the Sting themselves.According to Duncan Campbell, “The heist films permit us to live vicariously as criminals: exciting risk-takers who break the law without hurting anyone. This victimlessness – or as close to it as possible – is crucial in the mythologizing of a heist.” Premise of DiscussionSo, why is it that we root for Ant-Man? What about the humor makes this film work in ways that it would not without the humor found in it? What are your thoughts? Tell US!!!Notfunnyguys.offthereels@gmail.comHit us up on Instagram @Not_Funny_Guys_ Presents and Twitter @NotFunnyGuysPodand coming soonBlueSky!Stay Strange, Keep Asking Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi all welcome to The Belfry week for this year's British Masters! For me one of the most anticipated events on the DP World Tour calendar. This week I am joined by Duncan Campbell from Golf Betting Club to discuss this week's event in Sutton Coldfield just outside of Birmingham! Myself & Duncan give our thoughts on what to expect from the iconic Brabazon Course this week at The Belfry and we have a few consensus picks this week including a 80/1 that seems massive value! I will be there with Jamie on Saturday at the course to view the action live and hopefully see some of you down there! As well as British Masters this week we have Valderrama taking centre stage on the LIV Golf Tour this week for the first time as well as a slightly Wesker field on the PGA Tour for Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit! Follow us on our socials on Twitter: @ThomsonGolf94 @golfbettingclub @fordysgolfpicks Get your picks in for this week's Drawshank Fantasy Golf game for the Rocket Mortgage Classic either playing for free or playing for the cash prizes! Follow Golf Betting Club on Twitter and go to golfbettingclub.com for first class information on courses as well as subscribing for Duncan & Neil's pre event tips & free in play blogs for the rest of the year. Enjoy!

In this episode, we interview Mack Tomlinson. Mack is one of five pastors at Providence Chapel in Denton, Texas. He also maintains a ministry of itinerate preaching and teaching around the US. Mack served as the editor of HeartCry, a journal on revival and spiritual awakening, which gave him a unique knowledge on revival. In this episode, Mack explains the events in and around the revivals that took place on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland with Duncan Campbell and the earlier Welsh revivals. He also talks about the Canadian Revivals in the 1970s. To buy Mack's latest book on the Brainerd brothers, visit: https://heritagebooks.org/products/the-indomitable-brainerds-the-gospel-legacy-of-david-and-john-brainerds-mission-to-the-indians-tomlinson-mack-m.htmlTo learn more about our ministry, including Mack's, visit: afci.us

Duncan Campbell said, “To me, it has been a source of great comfort and strength in the day of battle, just to remember that the secret of steadfastness, and indeed, of victory, is the recognition that "the Lord is at hand." Pastor Ray shares a message titled, “Facing Your Giants” from his series, God Is Up to Something Big.

Using 1 John as his focus, Duncan Campbell discusses the need for our hearts to be prepared for revival. Revival, says Campbell, is the great need of our day that solves every problem our culture is facing.Learn more about the Bravehearted Voices Podcast and how you can be discipled and grow spiritually by visiting braveheartedvoices.com

Summary:  “Revival comes from heaven when heroic souls enter the conflict determined to win or die-or if need be, to win and die!”― Charles Finney Historically, most outpourings, awakening, revivals, and moves of God have come in the midst of some of the most thunderous and difficult times. It is the Church awakened that can bring healing and hope in the darkest of times.  We are in a critical time in history and our only hope is to see revival and awakening. Let's continue to cry out to God for revival and healing.  Share this message with a friend and subscribe for weekly encouragement and inspiration! Visit AWordInSeasonPodcast.org for a free 30-Day Devotional, Show Notes, and to see previous guests. Learn more at: SomebodyCares.org and join us to support this ministry and disaster response efforts.   You can also receive weekly Provoke-a-Thought emails, monthly teaching emails, and periodic ministry updates, or join our prayer team by signing up here!   FOLLOW US ON:   Facebook: @SomebodyCaresAmerica  Youtube: SomebodyCaresAmerica  Rumble: SomebodyCares or  Twitter: _SomebodyCares. Instagram: SomebodyCaresAmerica LinkedIn: Somebody Cares America    

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I greet you in Jesus' precious name! It is Monday morning the 23rd of January, 2023 and this is your friend, Angus Buchan with a thought for today. If we start in the book of Jeremiah:“But let him who glories glory in this,That he understands and knows Me,That I am the Lord, exercising lovingkindness, judgment, and righteousness in the earth.For in these, I delight,” says the Lord.”Jeremiah 9:24And then we go to the New Testament to Philippians 3:10 where Paul says:“that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death…”That I may know him... What is it that Jesus expects from me and you today? Well, Micah 6:8 says it very plainly. The Lord wants us, today, to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with our God.You see, being a Christian is not a case of following a set of rules. It's not learning a whole lot of scripture verses, a parrot can do that - probably better than you or I. It is to know Him intimately as a person. You see, you can know the Bible inside-out but if you have never met the author, it just makes you a history teacher, doesn't it? It's spending time with someone that helps you understand them.My wife Jill knows what my favourite food is, she knows what my favourite colours are. I know the thing that makes Jill happy - it's not buying her a bunch of flowers. No, it's fixing a dripping tap and changing a fused light bulb. Those are the things that make my wife happy because I understand her - because I spend time with her.Duncan Campbell was a Scottish evangelist. In the 1950's he was invited to hold an outreach campaign on the islands on the west coast of Scotland. When he arrived with his little ship, probably expected to stay there for a couple of weeks, he was met with two old sisters waiting for him at the harbour. One was blind and the other was bent in two with arthritis. They asked him one question: "Mr Campbell, do you know God?" He answered: "I sincerely hope so ladies." They had been praying for revival for years on the west coast of Scotland and Jesus answered their prayers because they knew Him and they understood Him. A revival started in those islands that lasted for, I think, over a year, maybe two... People came from all over the world to see and hear what God was doing.Today, spend time learning to understand the heart of God.Jesus bless you and goodbye.

In which we offer up a full-on literary episode to discuss the four poets collectively known as "The Confederation Poets". Why are they important? What does it tell us about the Canadian literary canon? What is the canon even? Get 2 months of free podcast hosting by going to: https://signup.libsyn.com/?promo_code=CANLIT --- Support: Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/historiacanadiana); Paypal (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/historiacanadiana); the recommended reading page (https://historiacanadiana.wordpress.com/books/) --- Contact: historiacanadiana@gmail.com, Twitter (@CanLitHistory) & Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/CanLitHistory). Further Reading/Sources: Bentley, D.M.R., The Confederation Group of Canadian Poets, 1880-1897, University of Toronto Press, 2004. Carman, Bliss. “Low Tide on Grand Pré,” Low Tide on Grand Pré: A Book of Lyrics, New York: C. L. Webster, 1893. Lampman, Archibald. “The City at the End of Things,” The Poems of Archibald Lampman (ed. Duncan Campbell Scott), George N. Morang, 1900. Pacey, Desmond. Creative Writing in Canada, The Ryerson Press, 1952. Roberts, Charles G.D. “The Tantramar Revisited,” (1883) Selected Poems of Sir Charles G. D. Roberts, Ryerson, 1936. Scott, Duncan Campbell. “The Onondaga Madonna,” Poems, McClelland and Stewart, 1926. Woodcock, George (editor). Colony and Confederation: Early Canadian Poets and Their Background, UBC Press, 1974.

The next House Guest in our ‘How To' series is Anthony Barzilay Freund of 1st Dibs talking about how to buy online. Anthony is editorial director and director of fine art at the online marketplace interior designer Duncan Campbell of Campbell Rey, calls ‘eBay for serious antiques'. Anthony chats to Carole Annett about how 1st Dibs was founded, how it has become a go-to tool for the interior design trade and the fascination of seeing trends emerge. Tune in for more.

Two writers who cover crime, football and music share their favourite books with Harriett

Pro Sports Bettor, Alex Vella, is joined by Neil & Duncan from the Golf Betting Club to discuss all things golf betting. They talk about their process for finding value, how they deal with the variance & emotions of golf betting, each way pricing and much more! Golf Betting Club website: https://www.golfbettingclub.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/golfbettingclub    0:00 Getting started 5:45 Finding value in golf 17:27 Golf betting market 29:30 Tipping in golf 33:20 Each way markets 42:00 Variance & emotions in golf betting 55:30 Advice to golf bettors   1 WEEK FREE TRIAL OF TRADEMATE http://tradematesports.com/   TRADEMATE CORE A tool for new and aspiring sports bettors and traders: https://tradematesports.com/core    TRADEMATE PRO A tool for professional sports bettors and traders: https://tradematesports.com/pro   SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram ➠ https://www.instagram.com/tradematesports/ Facebook ➠ https://www.facebook.com/TrademateSports Twitter ➠ https://twitter.com/TrademateSports   BLOG:  Learn more about how you can improve your betting on our blog ➠ http://blog.tradematesports.com/

I have a very special interview for you today with my dear friend Duncan Campbell. He just learned that his organization got $44 million from Mackenzie Scott. Duncan is both a donor and a founder of critical programs to support kids. Duncan explains how it feels to receive a huge grant and the opportunities and challenges of getting a grant of this size that is unsolicited.   Episode Highlights: How it feels to be awarded a large unsolicited grant.  The challenges of getting a large unsolicited grant out of the blue. Strategically thinking in a special way is needed when you receive large funding.  How Duncan Campbell's personal story inspired the foundation of his charity.    Links:  www.friendsofthechildren.org If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well: #13 Overcoming Personal Adversity to Help Thousands of Kids and Make a Meaningful Difference in Philanthropy with Duncan Campbell, Founder, Friends of the Children #11 Pearls of Wisdom from a Thirty Year Philanthropist with Ann Krumboltz, Executive Director, Brainerd Foundation #10 This Power Couple Explains How to Fund Effective Activism with Success with Sarah Jaynes, Director, Rural Democracy Initiative, and Gregg Small, Executive Director, Climate Solutions   Crack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to Philanthropy Become even better at what you do as I teach you the strategies and tools you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy through my new course, Crack the Code! In this new course, you'll gain access to beautifully animated and filmed engaging videos and many more! Check out her website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at www.doyourgood.com.  Connect with Do Your Good Facebook @doyourgood Instagram @doyourgood Would you like to talk with Sybil directly? Send in your inquiries through her website www.doyourgood.com, or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com!

I have a very special interview for you today with my dear friend Duncan Campbell. He just learned that his organization got $44 million from Mackenzie Scott. Duncan is both a donor and a founder of critical programs to support kids. Duncan explains how it feels to receive a huge grant and the opportunities and challenges of getting a grant of this size that is unsolicited. Episode Highlights: Links: www.friendsofthechildren.org If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well: Crack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to Philanthropy Become even better at what you do as I teach you the strategies and tools you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy through my new course, Crack the Code! In this new course, you'll gain access to beautifully animated and filmed engaging videos and many more! Check out her website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at www.doyourgood.com. Connect with Do Your Good Would you like to talk with Sybil directly? Send in your inquiries through her website www.doyourgood.com, or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com!

We start off the & Years war with a look at some of the major leaders, William Pitt the elder, Choiseul, Frederick the Great and Maria Teresa and the Diplomatic Revolution. Then we turn to North America, where this war was known as the French and Indian War and take the war from the small forces with obscure commanders like George Washington through the deportation of the Acadians and then look at Wolfe and Montcalm covering the dramatic seizure of Quebec.  There is also a long look at the failed campaign in upper New York under Abercromby starring Duncan Campbell and the ghost who haunts him.

Paula Blair reads her article on Duncan Campbell's Turner Prize-winning film It For Others – see full citation and link below for open access to the published text. Topics include prize culture, capitalism, Marxism, colonialism, cultural appropriation, looted art, documentary, commercialism, the art market, and film culture, particularly the late-twentieth-century Left Bank film-makers in France. If you get something out of this episode or know someone who will, please share it and give it a good rating and review on your podcast app. Blair, Paula, ‘Accommodating the Mess: The Politics of Appropriation in It For Others', Acta Universitatis Sapientiae: Film and Media Studies 12 (2016), pp. 149–165 https://www.sciendo.com/article/10.1515/ausfm-2016-0008 Music: commonGround by airtone (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license. Funding the podcast helps us improve its quality and provide more accurate transcripts and captions. You can support this work and find this episode's extended show notes and automated transcript at https://audiovisualcultures.com/2022/08/10/audiovisual-cultures-episode-122-it-for-others/

Duncan Campbell is currently the Content Acquisition Manager for Roblox on the Community Expansion Team, a division of Developer Relations responsible for the growth of both developer and user communities. He's been in the games industry for over a decade with experience in partnerships, content, marketing, media, community management and development having worked at companies such as EA, Ubisoft, and HTC Vive, and more. Now, he's helping run the Game Fund at Roblox, a program with $25 million in funding to support developers and studios in their quest to build the next generation of experiences on the platform. A direct effort in pushing the boundaries of the metaverse.

Join. Us... https://www.angelcomedy.co.uk/event-detail/loremen-alasdair-beckett-king-james-shakeshaft-27th-jun-the-bill-murray-london-tickets-202206272100/ Or join us online... https://nextupcomedy.com/loremen/ Alasdair brings out the big Scottish guns: Ranald McDanald AND Donald McRonald and shares the tales of two Scotsmen who fought on opposing sides at the Battle of Cullodden.  Donald Ban of the Bogan wound up haunted by a ghostly Sid James, while Duncan Campbell of Inverawe was cursed to live in fear of a mysterious place - "Ticonderoga". For further reading, look up Speculoos biscuits and the back catalogue of David Bowie (the hydroelectric power station manager). Loreboys nether say die! LIVE TICKETS! https://www.angelcomedy.co.uk/event-detail/loremen-alasdair-beckett-king-james-shakeshaft-27th-jun-the-bill-murray-london-tickets-202206272100/ Check the sweet, sweet merch here... https://www.teepublic.com/stores/loremen-podcast?ref_id=24631 Support the Loremen here (and get stuff): patreon.com/loremenpod ko-fi.com/loremen @loremenpod www.twitch.tv/loremenpod www.instagram.com/loremenpod www.facebook.com/loremenpod

And a very good morning to you! It is the 1st of March 2022, Tuesday morning. And this is your friend, Angus Buchan, with a thought for the day. If we go to the Old Testament, to the book that they say is the oldest book in the Bible - the Book of Job:“For I know that my Redeemer lives,And He shall stand at last on the earth.”Job 19:25Wow, there is a big difference between hoping and knowing. Despite what Job suffered, and did he ever suffer, losing everything and all that he went through - he could still say, “I know that my Redeemer lives.” Our faith can never be based on feelings. There is no place in God's Kingdom for fair-weather Christians.What does that mean? Well, when the sun is shining, we love the Lord but when the dark, black clouds come over, we don't want to know the Lord anymore. In these last days, Jesus is looking for unconditional loyalty and faith in Him.You see, Job said:“Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him.”Job 13:15Wow folks, that is commitment and we need to exercise that commitment in our lives today. You know that even before Jesus came down from Heaven to Earth the first time, Job was already talking about the second coming, because he says at the end of that verse: “He shall stand at last on the earth.” What a wonderful thing to know:“For I know that my Redeemer lives,And He shall stand at last on the earth.”Now, how do you find that kind of trust? Well, it is by knowing someone. It is by spending time with that person.You know, many years ago, I think in the north-west of Scotland in the islands, the Isle of Lewis and the Isle of Harris, they invited an evangelist to come up from Scotland, from the south. His name was Duncan Campbell and they wanted him to hold an evangelistic outreach for a couple of weeks. When the boat arrived at the harbour, there were two old sisters, the Morris sisters and they were standing on the Harbourside waiting for the man of God to come off that little boat. The one was almost blind and the other was doubled in two, she had arthritis. They asked him a question, “Mr Campbell, do you know God?” And he said, “Well, I really hope so.” Because they had been praying for the revival and that revival came and it stayed on those islands for two years. People came from all over the world just to see what God was doing.Do you and I know God? “I am not too sure about that Angus.” Well, today spend time with Jesus.Have a wonderful day and Jesus bless you.Goodbye.

Research has shown that to break the cycle of generational poverty children need long-term, relationship-based support. This support helps them to graduate from high school, remain free from involvement in the criminal justice system, and wait to parent until after their teen years, and that is exactly what Friends of the Children is doing. It is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1993 in Portland with salaried, professional mentors—and 24 children. Today they are a $33 million dollar network with over 22 locations. Friends of the Children was founded by Duncan Campbell, a successful business entrepreneur whose own troubled childhood inspired him to found the organization. Our innovative model pairs children who are in foster care or in high-poverty schools with a Friend. Each child selected for the program has a Friend by their side from kindergarten through high school graduation—12+ years, no matter what. In this episode, we are joined by two of these world changing individuals CEO Terri Sorensen and Executive Director Thomas Lee. They are here to educate us on foster care, the cases, the solutions and how each of us can get involved. Website: https://friendsofthechildren.org

On this episode, we're diving in deep to the topic of carbon reduction. Specifically, we talk with Nick Jimenez, Staff Attorney at the Southern Environmental Law Center about their recent petition with the NC Environmental Management Commission on the topic of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Will North Carolina be the next state to join this initiative and set a cap on carbon emissions? Tune in to find out. To view SELC's petition with the NC EMC, check out their website: http://www.ncclimateaction.org/. For additional background on the A-1 report mentioned in the interview, visit the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions website: https://nicholasinstitute.duke.edu/publications/power-sector-carbon-reduction-evaluation-policies-north-carolina Additional Updates on H951 and Smart Wires: NCSEA Statement on Stakeholder Energy Legislation: https://energync.org/ncsea-statement-on-stakeholder-energy-legislation/ North Carolina Business Letter to Legislators on H951: https://bit.ly/3fYeVsx California Power Technology Company Moves HQ to Durham after Landing NC Incentives: https://www.newsobserver.com/news/business/article253062323.html This episode's dad jokes courtesy of Duncan Campbell via DER Taskforce: https://twitter.com/DER_Task_Force Presented by NC Sustainable Energy Association. Hosted and produced by Matt Abele (Twitter: @MattAbele) Be sure to follow us on Instagram at @squeakycleanpodcast.

Have you ever felt like life is unfair? Like you didn't get something that you thought you deserved? As we continue our series, Summer of Stories, Nate Hilgenkamp teaches through the parable of the workers in the vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16. KEY TAKEAWAYS:Like many of His other parables, Jesus starts this one the same way: “The kingdom of heaven is like…”We don't work to get saved into heaven, but once we are saved, we get to work for the Lord.“Can we be casual in the work of God—casual when the house is on fire, and people are in danger of being burned?” -Duncan CampbellIf you are bored with Jesus it's not because He's gotten boring.Life in a fallen world doesn't seem fair, and because we don't fully understand God and His ways, He doesn't appear fair either.The true wages of our efforts in life—our sin—is death.The landowner was trying to be as generous as He possibly could…exactly what God does for us.We don't work in order to receive a reward, we work because we've already received our reward.Don't miss God's generosity because you are too busy comparing yourself to others.When you realize what God has done for you will be marked by gratitude and generosity. MENTIONED OR RECOMMENDED RESOURCES:Suggested Scripture study: Matthew 20:1-16; Ephesians 2:8-10; James 4:8; Romans 6:23; Psalm 103:8-12; Romans 5:6-8Sermon: Life Leveraged for TreasureBlog: Is God Fair?