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In this episode, Ever Be welcomes a special guest, Father David Michael Moses, a priest from the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Father David shares his journey to priesthood, including his family's influence and his early discernment process. He discusses the importance of online ministry in evangelization and highlights the need to normalize and humanize the perception of priests. The conversation covers his daily life as a priest, challenges of the priesthood, and the impact of social media on spreading the Gospel. Father David also shares personal stories, including a miraculous anointing, providing valuable insights into the vocation of priesthood.------Episode SponsorsSalt and Light by Sami - Brand New spring break with the Saints collection out now! Get 10% off with code EVERBE10Crunchi - crunchi.com/mariwagnerWest Coast Catholic - westcoastcatholic.co------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic InstagramMentioned in this episode:AboutEver Be is a Faith and Lifestyle podcast hosted by Mari Wagner. Want more? Follow us on Instagram. @mari.c.wagner @everbepodcast
In this podcast, Pastor Justin preaches into how we must perpetually praise the Lord at all times in order to welcome His Presence and see breakthrough to victory!Support the show
Join host Mari Wagner in this Ever Be podcast episode as she discusses the tips and strategies for sharing your faith confidently and casually in today's world. Whether you're new to the podcast or a longtime listener, this episode offers practical tips and mindset shifts to help you confidently and casually talk about your faith. Learn how to incorporate faith into everyday conversations, handle tough moments, and set aside fears of judgment. With a focus on authenticity and evangelization, Mari shares personal stories and advice on making your faith a natural part of your life.------Episode SponsorsWest Coast Catholic LENT DEVOTIONAL Now Live! - westcoastcatholic.co/collections/lentAscension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIYTruly Free - Click here to get your exclusive bundle and 2 free products!------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic InstagramMentioned in this episode:Ascension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIY
In this episode of the Ever Be podcast, host Mari Wagner interviews her close friends Brock and Anders about what single Catholic men are looking for in a relationship. They share their personal experiences with dating, discuss the importance of faith, and reveal their views on traditional gender roles. The conversation also covers what traits and qualities they find attractive, as well as significant red flags to avoid. Through insightful discussions, the episode offers actionable advice for women seeking to understand and connect with devout Catholic men.------Episode SponsorsWest Coast Catholic LENT DEVOTIONAL Now Live! - westcoastcatholic.co/collections/lentAscension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIY------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic InstagramMentioned in this episode:Ascension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIY
In this episode of the Ever Be podcast, host Mari Wagner, alongside her husband Trey, brings listeners into an engaging and candid conversation about their ongoing home renovation projects and their experiences moving into a new build home. They discuss their vision for transforming their living room and kitchen, including the addition of a new pantry. Later, Mari puts Trey on the hot seat with questions that women have always wanted to ask men but felt too awkward to. Topics range from dating turn-offs, modesty, and lust to deeper subjects like the struggles of porn addiction and how to support a partner through it. They also delve into lighter discussions about makeup preferences, the significance of body appearance, and approach difficult but essential conversations about sex within marriage. This episode offers actionable insights, transparency, and tips on maintaining a Christ-centered life in the modern world.------Episode SponsorsWest Coast Catholic LENT DEVOTIONAL LAUNCHING 02.05! - westcoastcatholic.coAscension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIY------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic InstagramMentioned in this episode:Ascension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIY
Join Mari Wagner in this special episode of the Ever Be podcast, featuring her talk from SEEK25. Her talk is titled 'Faith Over Fear: Working Through Your Trust Issues with God,' Mari addresses the common uncertainties and anxieties faced during life's transitions. Through personal stories and scriptural references, she shares practical resources to strengthen your faith, relinquish control, and trust in God's plan. This empowering talk provides actionable steps to face the future with confidence and faith, reminding us all that peace comes from trusting in God, not in understanding the plan. Tune in for inspiring conversations and tools for living a Christ-centered life------Episode SponsorsAscension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIYWest Coast Catholic - westcoastcatholic.co------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic InstagramMentioned in this episode:Ascension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIY
In this episode of the Ever Be podcast, host Mari Wagner dispells common misconceptions about Mary's role in Catholicism and the significance of the Rosary. She explains how honoring Mary is different from worshipping her, using teachings from St. Louis de Montfort, JP2, and the Catechism. Mari discusses Mary's intercession, the importance of the Rosary as a meditative prayer, and Mary's unique role as the Queen of Heaven and the Immaculate Conception. She also provides practical tips on incorporating the Rosary into daily life and emphasizes the timeless relevance of this devotion.00:00 Introduction and Overview02:04 Misconception 1: Do Catholics Worship Mary?08:06 Misconception 2: The Rosary is Mindless Repetition13:07 Misconception 3: Mary is Just Another Woman16:49 Misconception 4: The Rosary is Outdated18:31 Practical Ways to Deepen Your Devotion24:22 Conclusion and Final Thoughts------Episode SponsorsAscension Press Rosary in a Year - Learn more, listen, and download the free Rosary in a Year prayer plan at https://ascensionpress.com/MariRIYWest Coast Catholic - westcoastcatholic.co------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic Instagram
Show #1080 Beardo's Birthday Bash 2024 01. Jean Plum - Today I Sing The Blues [1965] (4:32) (Troubles Heartaches And Sadness, Hi Records, 2002) 02. Albert Collins - Caldonia (3:51) (Frozen Alive!, Alligator Records, 1981) 03. Bees Make Honey - Caldonia (3:07) (Music Every Night, EMI Records, 1973) 04. Al Smith - Night Time is the Right Time (4:19) (Hear My Blues, Prestige/Bluesville Records, 1960) 05. Hook Herrera - Blue Ndn (4:48) (No Matter What I Do, Blue Ndn Records, 2011) 06. Hook Herrera - Dollar Blues (7:23) (Puro Mestizo, Mitik Records, 2003) 07. Pinetop Perkins - Trouble In Mind (4:28) (Ladies Man, MC Records, 2004) 08. Big Bill Broonzy - The Sun Gonna Shine In My Door Someday [1935] (3:04) (Big Bill Broonzy Story Of The Blues, Membran Music Ltd, 2004) 09. Bernie Marsden - Merry Go Round (4:21) (Green And Blues, Essential! Records, 1995) 10. Van Morrison - Worried Man Blues (4:37) (Moving On Skiffle, Virgin/Exile Productions, 2023) 11. Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones (3:02) (Swordfishtrombones, Island Records, 1983) 12. Chris Smither - Link Of Chain (4:50) (Live As I'll Ever Be, High Tone Records, 2000) 13. Harry Manx - Makes You Wanna Die Laughing (4:22) (Wise and Otherwise, Dog My Cat Records, 2002) 14. Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram - Believe These Blues (4:24) (Kingfish, Alligator Records, 2019) 15. Barrelhouse Annie - If It Don't Fit (Don't Force It) [1936] (2:51) (He Got Out His Big Ten Inch, Indigo Records, 2004) 16. Frank Zappa & the Mothers - I'm The Slime (3:34) (Over-Nite Sensation, DiscReet Records, 1973) 17. Toshiki Soejima - Life (3:18) (True, self-release, 2023) 18. Eric Burdon - Forty Four (4:30) (Soul Of A Man, SPV Records, 2006) 19. John Lee Hooker (ft. Carlos Santana) - The Healer (5:40) (The Healer, Chameleon Records, 1989) 20. John Lee Hooker - Stripped Me Naked (4:57) (Mr Lucky, Virgin/Silvertone Records, 1991) 21. The Lee Sankey Group (ft. David Migden) - Shout It On Out (5:00) (My Day Is Just Beginning, A Ten Year Noose, 2002) 22. Jef Lee Johnson & The Wordy Mimes - This Is Where I Came In (2:21) (Hellion, Dreambox Media, 2003) 23. Willie Nelson - Last Leaf On The Tree (3:15) (Last Leaf On The Tree, Columbia Records, 2024) 24. Mariano Massolo (ft. Carlos del Junco) - Blues del Junco (4:29) (Mariano Massolo Quinteto, EPSA Music, 2008) 25. Jason Ricci & New Blood - Enlightenment (4:44) (Done With The Devil, Electo Groove Records, 2009) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.
Join Mari Wagner on the Ever Be podcast as she hosts Meg and Cece (hosts of the What in the Dang Heck podcast) for an engaging and heartwarming episode on faith, friendships, and womanhood. Explore the evolution of friendships from college to adulthood, the importance of shared values, and personal stories that highlight the challenges and joys of maintaining meaningful connections. The conversation includes topics like building confidence, navigating dating experiences, and cherishing life's memorable moments, all while emphasizing a Christ-centered life. Tune in for laughter, insights on christ centered living.------Episode SponsorsEvery Sacred Sunday - https://everysacredsunday.com/journal use code "EVERBE10" for 10% off your order!Crunchi - crunchi.com/mariwagnerWest Coast Catholic - westcoastcatholic.co------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic Instagram
Andy Minch explores God’s goodness and kindness and how it is revealed in the Sermon on the Mount. God is love, and love is kind. And as God’s people, His loving kindness should flow out of us. Today’s Music: Wide Open Space, Jesus Does, Ever Be, and 10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord)
Join Mari and Trey Wagner on the Ever Be podcast as they discuss the essential qualities to seek in a partner for a fulfilling, Christ-centered relationship and marriage. Featuring deep discussions on virtues like maturity, responsibility, and self-discipline, the podcast highlights the importance of shared faith, mutual support, and aligned life goals. Learn practical traits such as health, orderliness, and willingness to serve that enhance long-term marital success. The episode also emphasizes the value of understanding and loving your partner's family, and provides advice on living a life that attracts the right person while dispelling myths about young marriage.------Episode SponsorsEvery Sacred Sunday - https://everysacredsunday.com/journalWest Coast Catholic - westcoastcatholic.co------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic Instagram
Empowering Women to Embrace a Healthier, Non-Toxic LifestyleIn this episode of the Ever Be podcast, host Mari Wagner speaks with Instagram influencer Kristen, also known as Organa Mama, on the importance of reducing toxins in daily life. Kristen shares her personal journey from being diagnosed with interstitial cystitis to achieving permanent remission through clean living. The discussion covers identifying and eliminating common toxins found in homes, personal care products, and food, along with practical steps for gradually switching to non-toxic alternatives. The episode aims to educate and empower women to make smaller, impactful changes towards living a healthier, Christ-centered life.------Kristen's LinksInstagram @the.organimamaWebsite - https://www.organimama.com/Guides & Resources - https://www.organimama.com/resources------Truly Free - Click here to get 100 loads FREECrunchi - crunchi.com/mariwagner click the link to get 10% off and use code ADVOCATE10!Bare Naked Hormones Course - Use code “EVERBE'' for $50 off and to be able to enroll at anytime!------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic InstagramMentioned in this episode:Click here for 100 FREE loads!
In this episode of the Ever Be podcast, host Mari Wagner sits down with holistic nutritionist Ashley Rowland to discuss practical steps for supporting your body during stressful seasons. With today's hustle culture leading many to chronic stress, Ashley shares how simple lifestyle changes, such as increasing mineral intake, prioritizing outdoor time, and focusing on a nutrient-rich diet, can significantly improve well-being. The conversation also touches on the importance of eliminating environmental toxins and integrating spiritual practices like prayer to achieve a balanced, healthy life.------Ashlee's LinksInstagram @simplholisticSimplHolistic Freebies - simplholistic.org/freebiesBare Naked Hormones Course - Use code “EVERBE'' for $50 off and to be able to enroll at anytime!------Episode SponsorsReform Wellness - www.reformwellness.co/reform-online/ - Use code “EVERBE10'' for your exclusive discount through June 12. OrganiMama - OrganiHome Digital GuideCrunchi - crunchi.com/mariwagner - Use this link and code “ADVOCATE20'' for 20% off your order------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic Instagram
This episode of the Ever Be podcast dives into Mari's personal journey with her Catholic faith, beginning with her upbringing in a culturally Catholic family and evolving into a deeper, personal relationship with God. Mari explores the process of rediscovering her faith through various experiences, including a significant encounter with the Eucharist, moments of prayer, and meaningful interactions that challenged her to live out her faith authentically. Her testimony highlights key moments of grace, challenges, and the transformative power of a committed prayer life. Mari shares how her desire to evangelize and live out a mission-centered life led her to become involved in Focus and start a Catholic lifestyle business and an Instagram blog to share her faith. She expresses a fervent hope to inspire and support others in their journey towards a Christ-centered life through her content, and she concludes with a powerful prayer for listeners, inviting the Holy Spirit to encourage and guide them towards embracing their faith more fully.------Episode SponsorsBlved Collective The Karol Project - Join The WaitlistThe Ascension App - ascensionpress.com/mariWest Coast Catholic - westcoastcatholic.co------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic Instagram
Introducing the Ever Be Podcast: Where faith meets lifestyle.In this inaugural episode of the Ever Be podcast, host Mari Wagner shares her excitement about launching the podcast, which has been a vision of hers for several years. As a content creator and now podcast host, she extends a warm welcome to both new and old followers, expressing her intent to foster a Christ-centered community. Mari discusses her motivation behind creating a platform for deeper conversations beyond the limitations of short-form content like Instagram Reels. She explains the choice of 'Ever Be' as the podcast's name, tying it to her personal faith journey and how she has made a promise to God to have His praise ever be on her lips. Mari expresses her desire for the podcast to be a space where listeners can find inspiration to live a Christ-centered life, explore vulnerability, and engage in intentional conversations. She hints at future episodes featuring incredible guests, encourages listeners to subscribe and share, and invites input on desired content. The podcast aims to be a weekly source of faith, inspiration, and community.------Episode SponsorsHallow - hallow.com/mariThe Ascension App - ascensionpress.com/mari------Follow Along:Ever Be Podcast InstagramMari Wagner Instagram West Coast Catholic Instagram
Bonjour! Stephanie here. I am excited to share the inspiring insights from my recent conversation with recording artist Aaron Shust on the Gospel Spice podcast! Together we invite you to journey deeper into faith through worship. Aaron opened up about his faith journey, music career, and deep connection to scripture and different cultural influences. Aaron and I discussed the importance of experiencing Scripture through different perspectives and interpretations, emphasizing the value of humility and teachability in growing in faith. He shared how diverse cultural influences have shaped his songwriting and deepened his understanding of God's word, with a key focus on the Messianic Jewish culture. Aaron remains truly humble and teachable, as well as always curious to learn more. This is the hallmark of someone who is walking closely with the Lord. God gets all the glory, and we get to delight in Him through it! It is essential to surround ourselves with people who inspire us to walk closer to God. Inspired by his experiences and love for Scripture, Aaron shared his ongoing desire to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, leading to the creation of his latest song, "Pray for Jerusalem" based on Psalm 122. His commitment to writing songs based on Scripture is truly a testament to God's faithfulness and goodness, and the depth of Aaron's faith and creativity. MORE ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT IN THIS CONVERSATION Stephanie welcomes acclaimed worship leader and songwriter Aaron Shust to discuss his inspiring journey as a musician and a devoted follower of Christ. Aaron shares how his deep-rooted faith has not only shaped his musical compositions, but also transformed his spiritual walk. Aaron Shust's artistic evolution presents a compelling narrative of exploration and cultural immersion. His pilgrimage to Israel in 2016 served as a catalyst, reigniting his fascination with ancient traditions and compelling him to delve into the practices of messianic Jewish communities. This journey ignited a creative flame within Aaron, prompting him to infuse his songwriting with influences from his global travels, including the captivating sounds of Scottish music and the evocative melodies of Middle Eastern traditions. By embracing sonic elements from his expeditions, Aaron adds a vibrant and culturally diverse dimension to his musical repertoire. Aaron Shust's latest endeavor, "Pray for Jerusalem," stands as a testament to his unwavering dedication to encapsulating scriptural inspiration within his music. Rooted in the profound call to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, this poignant composition echoes the enduring devotion to scriptural narratives, weaving together the threads of prayer, faith, and melodic exaltation. Through this musical creation, Aaron extends an invitation to unite in prayer for the ancient city, encapsulating the spiritual essence of the Scriptures through his heartfelt melodies. Growing up in a family immersed in a love for both the Bible and music, Aaron's childhood was shaped by the harmonious fusion of these two elements. His early exposure to the Hebrew scriptures, coupled with his mother's affinity for music featuring the word Yeshua, laid the groundwork for a profound connection between faith and melody. Central to Aaron Shust's creative process is the imbuing of his compositions with the profound essence of Scripture. His deep reverence for biblical teachings and Jesus' words has led him to craft songs that serve as soul-stirring embodiments of faith and reverence. By weaving the timeless wisdom of Scripture into his musical tapestry, Aaron breathes life into age-old verses, ushering his listeners into a realm of spiritual contemplation and melody. His musical creations exemplify a harmonious marriage of faith and artistry, igniting the hearts of his audience with the eternal resonance of God's word. Aaron Shust's captivating account unravels the profound interplay between faith, musical expression, and the timeless resonance of scripture. It is a joy and a delight to welcome him on Gospel Spice this week! A FEW OF AARON SHUST'S MOST POPULAR SONGS: My Savior, my God (2006) To God alone (2009) My hope is in You (2011) Cornerstone (2014) No one higher (2014) Ever be (2016) MORE ABOUT AARON SHUST Aaron's fascination with music—with unique sounds, melodies, progressions, and techniques—has always been a salient part of who he is. From an early age, Aaron has felt most at home in front of a piano. Just as innate to Aaron is his love of God's Word—of wrestling with the Scriptures, with the hard and beautiful things they say, and the way they foretell and fulfill a picture of a suffering servant, King Jesus. You'll hear these twin loves in Shust's music, from his debut success with “My Savior My God,” winning the 2007 New Artist, Songwriter and Song of the Year. Later, as he grappled with a surprise Down Syndrome diagnosis for one son and waged a war with chronic illness for two, he continued to declare “My Hope is in You,” a song which spent 14 weeks at #1, and “Ever Be,” which debuted at #3 on the NCA chart. Aaron bolsters the faith of his listeners and surprises them, too, as with his 2014 Christmas Album Unto Us, recorded with the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. With this collection, Shust turns conventional classics into something fresh and adds his own work to the canon of Christmas music. Over the past several years, Aaron has delved deeply into friendship with Messianic Jews, both in Nashville and Israel, as well as into the Hebrew Scriptures and Jewish tradition that they yield. Here, Aaron and his family have found not only friendship, but also a depth of insight into the rich background of the Yeshua Aaron proclaims, and what this depth of meaning can bring to believers today. You'll hear the reverence Aaron has developed for this Jewish heritage in Heaven + Earth: The Psalms Project. From melodic patterns and Middle Eastern instruments to passages sung in Hebrew and collaboration with Israeli musicians, Shust is determined that the listener will steep in the Psalmist's musical vocabulary and therefore, have an intimate and imaginatively accurate experience of this ancient treasure of praise, lament, and contemplation. Shust, a native of Pittsburgh, makes his home in Nashville with his wife Sarah and their sons Daniel, Nick, and Michael, as well as a growing menagerie of pets. Connect with Aaron at https://www.aaronshust.com/ as well as YouTube and on social media. 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It's Tuesday of Ordinary Time, Proper 24 in the Church Calendar. October 24, 2023. Praying today for Chris in Mobile, Alabama, USA. Our general order and lectionary comes from the Book of Common Prayer Daily Office. We'll sing “Ever Be” by Bobby Strand, Chris Greely, Gabriel Wilson, Kalley Heiligenthal with a prayer of confession. We'll read Psalms 26 and 28 followed by the Gloria Patri. Our Scripture lesson is 1 Corinthians 15:41-50 . We'll say the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Collect of the Day followed by a time of spontaneous, prompted prayer. If you have a prayer request please submit it here. Sign up here for the email list. Morning Prayer and Worship is a production of Steady Stream Ministries, a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. Thank you for giving to support this ministry. You can go here to find out more. Would you like to be a guest reader on a future podcast episode? Go to benwardmusic.com/readers and find out more! Join our Facebook group here! Photo by me
It's Tuesday of Ordinary Time, Proper 24 in the Church Calendar. October 24, 2023. Praying today for Chris in Mobile, Alabama, USA. Our general order and lectionary comes from the Book of Common Prayer Daily Office. We'll sing “Ever Be” by Bobby Strand, Chris Greely, Gabriel Wilson, Kalley Heiligenthal with a prayer of confession. We'll read Psalms 26 and 28 followed by the Gloria Patri. Our Scripture lesson is 1 Corinthians 15:41-50 . We'll say the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Collect of the Day followed by a time of spontaneous, prompted prayer. If you have a prayer request please submit it here. Sign up here for the email list. Morning Prayer and Worship is a production of Steady Stream Ministries, a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. Thank you for giving to support this ministry. You can go here to find out more. Would you like to be a guest reader on a future podcast episode? Go to benwardmusic.com/readers and find out more! Join our Facebook group here! Photo by me :) Proper 24 - Almighty and everlasting God, in Christ you have revealed your glory among the nations: Preserve the works of your mercy, that your Church throughout the world may persevere with steadfast faith in the confession of your Name; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
In our third day focusing on what it means to be the child of God, we're going to look at how we can live with childlike faith. One of the wonders of being children of the Creator and Sustainer of all, is our ability to let go of fear, and live with trust. May you experience peace and courage today as you allow God to take burdens off of your shoulders, and live with childlike faith. Our Scripture for today comes from Mark 10:15, and today's worship is Ever Be by Bethel. – Thank you for listening to today's devotional. It's hard to believe we are halfway through the year! Summer is here and I wanted to share a special request with you. First15 has set a $216,584 goal to be reached by July 31 so that together, we can end the summer strong and help more people connect with God and go deeper in their relationship with him. So I want to ask you to give a generous gift to help reach the goal knowing it will be DOUBLED by a generous $20,000 Matching Grant offered by some amazing friends of First15. Doing so will help First15 produce new printed books this year and next to help believers connect with God more deeply; produce a children's version of First15 to help the next generation learn more about Jesus; and produce new Guided Prayers. Click the link in the show notes or go to supportfirst15.org to give today. That's supportfirst15.org. Thank you for your support, and may God bless you as you seek him.
As we continue our series looking at how we can position ourselves to experience the fullness of God's promises, today we're looking at how we can cast off negativity, so that we, right here and now, can experience to greater depth the joy that's available to us in God. May God grant us the courage and perspective to choose life over death today as we seek to live the abundant life wholly available to us in Christ. Our Scripture for today comes from Proverbs 18:21, and today's worship is Ever Be by Kalley Heiligenthal. -- Thanks for listening to today's podcast, casting off negativity. As you go about your day today, try and notice when you feel negativity taking over. Maybe it's when you drive, maybe it's a certain person at work. And rather than seeking to wrestle with it right away, try to calmly notice the negativity, and then invite God to meet you there with his wisdom and presence. Make sure to rate the podcast today if this episode was meaningful, and write a review if God is doing something in your life through this space. Have a wonderful rest of your day, and may God bless you as you seek him.
This is The Sixth Thursday After the Epiphany in the Church Calendar. February 16, 2023. This week we are following the Daily Office lectionary with an episode Monday through Friday. Praying today for Rutielle in Brazil. Our general order and lectionary comes from the Book of Common Prayer Daily Office. We'll sing “Ever Be” by Bobby Strand, Chris Greely, Gabriel Wilson, and Kalley Heiligenthal. We'll read Psalm 105:1-22 followed by the Gloria Patri. Our Gospel reading is Mark 12:13-27 . We'll say the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Collect of the Day. We'll then have a time of prompted prayer. If you have a prayer request please submit it here. Sign up here for the email list. Visit Patreon to give and support Morning Prayer monthly. Go to PayPal to give a one-time gift. Art: Persimmon Tree, Sakai Hōitsu, Japanese, 1816 Collect of the Day - Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany, Rite Two O God, the strength of all who put their trust in you: Mercifully accept our prayers; and because in our weakness we can do nothing good without you, give us the help of your grace, that in keeping your commandments we may please you both in will and deed; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/prayerandworship/message
This is The Sixth Thursday After the Epiphany in the Church Calendar. February 16, 2023. This week we are following the Daily Office lectionary with an episode Monday through Friday. Praying today for Rutielle in Brazil. Our general order and lectionary comes from the Book of Common Prayer Daily Office. We'll sing “Ever Be” by Bobby Strand, Chris Greely, Gabriel Wilson, and Kalley Heiligenthal. We'll read Psalm 105:1-22 followed by the Gloria Patri. Our Gospel reading is Mark 12:13-27 . We'll say the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Collect of the Day. We'll then have a time of prompted prayer. If you have a prayer request please submit it here. Sign up here for the email list. Visit Patreon to give and support Morning Prayer monthly. Go to PayPal to give a one-time gift. Art: Persimmon Tree, Sakai Hōitsu, Japanese, 1816 Collect of the Day - Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany, Rite Two O God, the strength of all who put their trust in you: Mercifully accept our prayers; and because in our weakness we can do nothing good without you, give us the help of your grace, that in keeping your commandments we may please you both in will and deed; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Today, we had a celebration Sunday where we expressed in many ways our gratitude for what God and others have meant to us in our lives. Today's Music: Now I'm Free, Cry Of My Heart, Ever Be, Love Will Never Fail, My Jesus I Love Thee, Gratitude, and The Blessing.
As we continue our series looking at how we can position ourselves to experience the fullness of God's promises, today we're looking at how we can cast off negativity, so that we, right here and now, can experience to greater depth the joy that's available to us in God. May God grant us the courage and perspective to choose life over death today as we seek to live the abundant life wholly available to us in Christ. Our Scripture for today comes from Proverbs 18:21, and today's worship is Ever Be by Kalley Heiligenthal. -- Faith doesn't happen on its own. It's a byproduct of time spent experiencing the faithfulness of our God. It's a gift given to us by the Giver of good gifts, himself. It was a supernatural faith that allowed Paul to sing even while in chains. It was supernatural faith that allowed Peter to proclaim the gospel, even unto death. And it's supernatural faith that will carry you to and through the greatest gospel opportunities in front of you. We pray our printed devotionals, Faith and Trust, help people like you experience the life changing reality that faith and trust have on your everyday life. With Faith you'll: Discover a Biblical framework for living faithfully Study powerful moments of God's faithfulness in scripture Tear down personal strongholds in your life where you struggle with faith Develop a lifestyle of faith, that weathers the storms of life And every dollar you give today goes to help more people like you experience the nearness and love of our God. Everything changes when we learn to trust and become filled with faith in our good, good God. Get your copy at supportfirst15.org!
The bootleg record label, Trade Mark of Quality, created some of the first and best-known recordings from the 1960s and 70s of popular music. From Great White Wonder and Live'r Than You'll Ever Be to Blueberry Hill, some of the best recordings came from a bootlegger known only as Pigman.We talked with Ralph Sutherland and Harold Sherrick, the authors of the definitive history and catalogue of the TMQ label. A Pig's Tale is available from Genius Books.You can also follow them on Facebook and on Twitter.
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If you don't understand your authority then you cannot use it properly. If you are not aware of your Heavenly rights you cannot stand up for them. If you don't understand your divine power you cannot fully use it. This is why we must learn to use the authority invested in us to extend God's Kingdom and to reveal His glory! Songs Protector, Ever Be, Shepherd, Breath Of The Author Links http://bible.com/events/48764135 --- Get the message notes from this service https://legacy478.info --- See upcoming events, registration links, and everything insider https://www.legacy478.com/give --- Support what God is doing in Central Georgia and beyond --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/legacy478/message
Today, I want to talk about LABELS because it holds so many of us back in our careers and lives. So let's start by discussing the definition of labeling. For psychologists, labeling is defined as a way of compartmentalizing people based on attributes, situations, or behaviors. This happens in families, groups and society as a whole.As humans, our need to label runs deep. It goes back to our primitive or reptilian brain, the part of our brain that's evolved over the Millenia. The part that's responsible for self-preservation. So, for our caveman ancestors, this ability to quickly sort people and situations into categories was super helpful. Lion equals danger. Member of opposing tribe equals caution.It helped them avoid danger and gave them a sense of control because the instantaneous labeling of a person or situation gave them a way to predict what MIGHT HAPPEN and specifically, whether or not it could cause them harm. And once they assigned that label, it helped them categorize similar future things in the same way. Thereby preserving their safety and ensuring survival of the species.Psychologists say that our tendency to label begins in infancy and continues as we grow and develop. So, it's programmed in. A product of our environment, family, friends, schooling, socio-economic status, societal views and more. But unlike our caveman ancestors, this primal need to ‘label' is not so helpful to modern man because it causes us to make SNAP JUDGMENTS that don't always serve us or others. Yet we do it all the time.That driver who cut you off in traffic on the way to work, you might label a ‘bad driver.'That colleague who's always up on and sharing the latest rumors, you might label ‘toxic.'That boss who's constantly changing their mind, you might label a ‘bad manager.'Labeling is an extreme form of all or nothing thinking. Because when we assign labels, we're over simplifying. That person or experience is either THIS or THAT. When in reality, it's usually BOTH or MANY things.And when we try to oversimplify people or situations, we limit them. This can have harmful side effects for ourself AND for the person we're judging.When we label others, we close ourselves off to ALL that someone ACTUALLY IS by narrowing in on only ONE aspect of who they are based on a specific situation we've experienced or behavior we've seen them do.And the risk is that once we label that person, we DO NOT ALLOW ourselves to see anything else about them, when in fact there is ALWAYS MUCH MORE, we could discover about them if we were open to it.There's ALWAYS MUCH MORE COMMON GROUND we could find if we looked for it. If we avoided assigning the limiting label to that person and instead allowed ourselves to discover who they are in the FULLEST context. So, when we label, we close ourselves off to other possibilities. Because we convince ourselves that the label is all a person IS or will EVER BE. So, let's say you labeled someone based on a bad experience you had with them. When you believe that label is TRUE, you close yourself off to believing that maybe that bad experience was just a single event. You also close yourself off to the possibility that there were other factors that contributed to how that person showed up within that experience. Factors you're NOT aware of. A bad experience or an unfortunate characteristic you see about someone is not EVERYTHING that person is. So, labels create an artificially fixed view of A SINGLE aspect of someone when the reality is, that person is not only MUCH more than that one single aspect, but they are also NOT FIXED. Meaning, as humans, we all have a beautiful ability to grow and develop. For more, give the episode a listen.
As we continue our series looking at how we can position ourselves to experience the fullness of God's promises, today we're looking at how we can cast off negativity, so that we, right here and now, can experience to greater depth the joy that's available to us in God. May God grant us the courage and perspective to choose life over death today as we seek to live the abundant life wholly available to us in Christ. Our Scripture for today comes from Proverbs 18:21, and today's worship is Ever Be by Kalley Heiligenthal. Check out our Worship for the Weekday playlist on Spotify! ________ Your gift will be DOUBLED to help more Spanish-speakers connect with God Two years ago, First15 began a Spanish version called Primeros15. And God is using it to impact many lives. But today, he's calling us to more. More Spanish-speaking men and women connecting with him and impacting the culture around them. That's why we've just launched a summer campaign to deepen the reach and impact of Primeros15 — and why we're asking you to jump in with us! We've set a $100,000 goal, and a generous $25,000 Matching Grant has been offered to double the impact of any gift given by July 31. So please give to help more Spanish-speakers connect with God. CLICK HERE TO GIVE
What a gift to chat with Aaron Shust this afternoon! Aaron shares his perspective on social media, what advice he'd give to his younger self and shares so much wisdom that he's learned along the way. Be sure to check Aaron's music out wherever you listen! We'll be back next week, same time and place! Have somebody you'd like us to bring on? Shoot us a DM on Instagram.
This week we're sitting down with Drew Anderson, Pastor of Sumter Chapel in Americus, GA, to talk about the overlap of faith and American society. Songs Protector, Ever Be, Shepherd, Breath Of The Author GUEST: Drew Anderson https://anchor.fm/nolongerselfevident --- Companion Podcast https://victorscott.org/2021/06/09/becoming-more-christlike-than-american-part-1/ --- Follow Up Blog Series https://www.amazon.com/No-Longer-Self-Evident-American-Christian/dp/1942221142/ --- Drew Anderson's Book - No Longer Self-Evident http://www.drewanderson.blog --- Blog http://www.instagram.com/drewsarahcamjax --- Instagram http://www.twitter.com/drewsarahcamjax --- Twitter Links http://live.legacy478.com --- A better way to view https://bible.com/events/48723660--- Get the message notes from this service https://legacy478.info --- See upcoming events, registration links, and everything insider https://www.legacy478.com/give --- Support what God is doing in Central Georgia and beyond --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/legacy478/message
Included Music Led by the FBC Youth Praise Team: Free Amen, Ever Be, King of My Heart, King of Kings, and Goodness of God Message Title: Life Together Text: Acts 2:42-47 Take Home Point: Biblical community reaches out toward God and toward others.
Ever Be, His Mercy is More, How Deep the Father's Love for Us, Great are You Lord, Good Good Father. // Theses are rough drafts but still worship nonetheless. It's about praise, not performance. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
"Ever Be." Words and Music by Bobby Strand, Chris Greely, Gabriel Wilson, and Kalley Heiligenthal. © 2014 Bethel Music Publishing
Worship Songs: "Every Praise" - Hezekiah Walker "Ever Be" - Bethal Music "Unto God" - Planetshakers "Gone" - Elevation Worship
Worship Songs: "Every Praise" - Hezekiah Walker "Ever Be" - Bethal Music "Unto God" - Planetshakers "Gone" - Elevation Worship
Worship Songs: "Every Praise" - Hezekiah Walker "Ever Be" - Bethal Music "Unto God" - Planetshakers "Gone" - Elevation Worship
Learn about why ants are better farmers than we'll ever be; how female big-game hunters were likely common in the early Americas; and why presenting too much evidence could actually make you lose an argument, thanks to the overkill backfire effect. Ants Are Better Farmers Than We'll Ever Be by Steffie Drucker Ants are skilled farmers: They have solved a problem that we humans have yet to. (2020). EurekAlert! https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-11/uoc-aas110420.php Handwerk, B. (2017, April 12). How Ants Became the World’s Best Fungus Farmers. Smithsonian Magazine; Smithsonian Magazine. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-ants-became-worlds-best-fungus-farmers-180962871/ Byers, D. The First Farmers. Florida State College Jacksonville. http://web.fscj.edu/David.Byres/tango.html Female big-game hunters were likely common in the early Americas by Grant Currin Early big-game hunters of the americas were female, researchers suggest. (2020). EurekAlert! https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-11/uoc--ebh102920.php Carne, N. (2020, November 5). Men hunt and women gather. But not always. Cosmos Magazine. https://cosmosmagazine.com/history/archaeology/men-hunt-women-gather-but-maybe-not-always/ Haas, R., Watson, J., Buonasera, T., Southon, J., Chen, J. C., Noe, S., Smith, K., Llave, C. V., Eerkens, J., & Parker, G. (2020). Female hunters of the early Americas. Science Advances, 6(45), eabd0310. https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.abd0310 Presenting Too Much Evidence Could Make You Lose an Argument by Cody Gough https://www.curiositydaily.com/tips-to-win-an-argument-how-to-wash-your-hands-sum/ Subscribe to Curiosity Daily to learn something new every day with Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer. You can also listen to our podcast as part of your Alexa Flash Briefing; Amazon smart speakers users, click/tap “enable” here: https://www.amazon.com/Curiosity-com-Curiosity-Daily-from/dp/B07CP17DJY See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Andy Minch: Andy leads us today through a concert of prayer where we as a church have a time of prayer. Much like an orchestra comes together to play a beautiful piece of music, we are tuning our hearts and prayers toward God as we pray together as a church. Today's Music: Glorious Day, Blessed Assurance, Desert Song, and Ever Be
In this episode of the Caffeinated Christian the guys are sitting down with Aaron Shust. Aaron is a contemporary Christian music artist, songwriter, and worship leader. Aaron has written some of the biggest worship songs in the modern Christian world such as 'Ever Be' his latest album is titled Nothing to Fear and his latest song is titled 'Mountain of the Lord'.Our coffee of the week is from Great Lakes Coffee Roasters located jut off the coast of Lake Erie Great Lakes provides a healthy variety of blends and single origin coffees go to https://www.greatlakescoffeeroasters.com/ for more information. Support the show
Worship Songs: "We Are Free" - Planetshakers "Ever Be" - Bethel Music "Who You Say I Am" - Hillsong Worship "On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand" - Lifeway Worship "Anchor" - Bethel Music
Worship Songs: "We Are Free" - Planetshakers "Ever Be" - Bethel Music "Who You Say I Am" - Hillsong Worship "On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand" - Lifeway Worship "Anchor" - Bethel Music
Worship Songs: "We Are Free" - Planetshakers "Ever Be" - Bethel Music "Who You Say I Am" - Hillsong Worship "On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand" - Lifeway Worship "Anchor" - Bethel Music
As we continue our series looking at how we can position ourselves to experience the fullness of God’s promises, today we’re looking at how we can cast off negativity, so that we, right here and now, can experience to greater depth the joy that’s available to us in God. May God grant us the courage and perspective to choose life over death today as we seek to live the abundant life wholly available to us in Christ. Our Scripture for today comes from Proverbs 18:21, and today's worship is Ever Be by Kalley Heiligenthal. First15 is a daily devotional written and recorded by Craig Denison. If you would like to learn more about the First15 app, books, blogs, videos and our other resources, please visit first15.org. You can always reach out to us on our contact page on the website. Click here to help even more people encounter God through the ministry of First15. ____ Message From Craig: We're launching a summer initiative partnering with generous donors like you to rapidly guide more believers to the presence of God through First15. And I need your help. I ask you to prayerfully consider what you are able to give today to help us reach more people with First15. For every $1 you can give today, we can bring a real person into consistent connection with God. That’s a real person spending time daily in worship, reading, and prayer. That’s a real person going into their day with love to give, because they’ve met with Love himself. And, if you give today, a generous donor has stepped forward with a $30,000 match, to DOUBLE every dollar you’re able to give! Thank you for your continued generosity and prayers. We cannot do this without you. Craig Denison - Author & Founder, First15
Andy Minch: What causes us to mourn? What should cause us to mourn? Andy looks at Matthew 5:3-12 as he shows how we have hope when we mourn over the darkness we see all around us. Today's Music: Sing Sing Sing, Ever Be, and Take My Life And Let It Be
I do a quick cover of Ready as I'll Ever Be from Tangled the Series
Please don't listen to this show. I was clearing out a hard drive and these old compositions of mine were on it. I could keep them private but maybe you would like some of these songs if you listened to them. But don't. Intro/Julie Moore (2008) From The Corner of My Eye - Little Boy On Fire (1983) Recorded at Catherine Cornell Theater. How exciting! Our first "session". Dave Dater Blues (2008) Brooks Kaplan on lead guitar. Hold On - Original "Scare Us". Innocent Man - Original "Don't Go Jackie" (2015) was written for Cabarrus Street All-Stars. We Talked About Michael (no drums) - 2008) I used "Jamstix" for "Our Deepest Apathy..." this is it without. I've Been Singin' (1977) Wrong (1989) Dan Lewis and Gilbert Neal - Cave Me In (2007) Dan send me this music and I added lyrics, bass, and harmonies. I Remember You (1985) Cabarrus Street All-Stars - Drop of God (2002) Turned into "Drop of You". Man Against Mauve - Hip Hop Almighty (1992) Darrell Nutt Demo for "God's Board Game" (2016) Bucko (2012?) Dan Lewis programmed drums for this. Turned into "Forgive Yourself". Voice-over Demo (?) I lived in NC. Terrible. So let's say 1998. Cabarrus Street All-Stars - Class (2003) Turned into the bridge for "Jamie Day". Enough (1990) Turned into "Calico". Cabarrus Street All-Stars - Evil In Me (2002) Letting Go (1993) Lose That Fear (1991) Dave Pandolfi plays guitar. My Favorite Vein (1987) Now You Wander Back (1987) The City Victims - One Day (1982) Maureen (2016) Another aborted attempt to record this song. There have been at least 3. Something I just cannot capture. Always hire a professional slide player. My most expensive fail. One Way Mirror Man (1988) I took the end of this and attached it to "She's That Way". Remains (?) All What You Believe (2010) Lyrics changed for "All We'll Ever Be". Body To Body (1986) Are You Lonely? (1987) Hazy Summer Day (1990) The Stupidest Things (1990)
Candice Coffey, former teacher and founder of Ever Be, joins me on the podcast to talk about how her cosmetics line encourages women to speak the Word of God over themselves every day and to embrace hard seasons of life. Her humility and care for a woman's heart is beautiful and I am so thankful for Candice's work in stewarding female hearts. A little bit about the guest: Candice loves people and family! Her favorite thing to do is eat, laugh, and hang out with my favorite people. She believes community is everything. Support the podcast through Patreon Join our mailing list Check out our website Resources: Ever Be You Candice is currently reading the Bible. She just finished Story Brand by Donald Miller and would recommend My Dream of Heaven (Intramuros) by Rebecca Ruter Springer She’s watching Poldark, American Idol, and the Voice What’s Refreshing: Being outside! Noteworthy quotes: “What we call things and what we associate ourselves with is super important.” - 10:20 “Scripture and the Word of God can change any situation- can change your mindset- and that we are to reflect the image of God. His Spirit does dwell within us.” - 11:35 “Sometimes hitting the easy button is not always good. It’s about the process that he wants to take you on that journey.” - 16:54 “Sometimes what we think is really really bad and hard- because we don’t like it- is actually a really good place to be for God to show up and blow your mind.” - 20:14 Questions for consideration: There’s a lot in a name. What are names you’re calling yourself that the Lord may need to redeem? In light of those names, what “shade” of lipstick do you need to “put on”? How can you speak the Word over yourself everyday? How can you speak the Word over others? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emma-koch/support
This week on MIA Radio we share what is something of an anniversary for us at MIA. This interview marks one hundred episodes since we launched our podcast in July 2017. And for this episode, we interview David Joslin. David is a retired army medic, having served in Iraq in 2003 and Afghanistan in 2008. David currently works as a senior healthcare administrator and he has co-founded Remedy Alpine, a veterans therapeutic recreation non-profit dedicated to providing wilderness therapy adventures in Alaska. David has also written for Mad in America, having published Broken is Not All I’ll Ever Be in August 2019 and he has recently launched a new podcast called Bullets to Beans, which is a military and veteran-centric podcast focused on current military and veteran topics, blended with discussions on mountain oriented recreational and adventure-based therapy programs. We discuss: How upon leaving the military, David felt that he had lost his identity, suddenly working in private healthcare and not being able to care directly for colleagues as he had as a combat medic. That to help deal with the change, David started going out into the backcountry wilderness to find peace and healing. How this interest led him to meet Eric Collier, a like-minded veteran interested in wilderness hiking. How David and Eric saw the benefits to be had in sharing wilderness adventure experiences and launched their first event for veterans in 2017 and when they got home, realising the amount of interest in and support for similar future events. David and Eric then took the time to establish themselves as a business during the Winter of 2018. During 2019, David and Eric led 49 veterans into the Alaska wilderness and connected with 150 veterans via outreach and community enrichment events. That David came to see that many veterans attending the wilderness therapy had struggled with multiple medications, prescribed during their service years. How David’s experiences within the military led to treatment for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, resulting in being prescribed a drug cocktail. How the initial drugs were followed by others for insomnia, drugs for nightmares, blood pressure problems and for focus and concentration. How at the height of David’s ‘better living through chemistry’ he was on 13 different drugs. That through David’s pharmacological training he realised that one of the top ten side effects of many of the drugs he had been put on was suicidal thinking. How David came to take himself off all his drugs and strongly advises others never to do this themselves. That it was planning his own suicide that brought him to face that his life was unsustainable, accepting that he didn’t want to live as he had been. As he was planning it, he found that he didn’t want to suffer and came to realise that he did want to live, and realised that the suicidal thoughts were very likely as a result of treatment. That during his service years, David had assisted with at least three suicide interventions and that caused him to consider what might be driving veterans to consider suicide. How having confronted his suicidal thoughts and coming off his drugs, David then went on to find solace and comfort in wilderness adventures. That David still sometimes struggles with nightmares, hypervigilance and social anxiety but that he could deal with this without feeling numbed by the drugs and by being away from society but with trusted colleagues and friends in an environment conducive to healing. That Remedy Alpine is now starting to work as a government contractor to provide recreationally-based programs to the veteran community. How Remedy Alpine operates year-round and provides single-day hikes, single overnight camping events and multi-day hikes which can range from 26 to 30 miles through the Alaskan mountains. The recent launch of the Bullets 2 Beans podcast which focuses on post-military life challenges. That Remedy Alpine were attendees at the Nature’s Grace Conference, which focussed on America's veterans and the healing power of nature. How Remedy Alpine is now focussed on expanding the business side, applying for grants, developing their therapeutic programs and training veteran peer mentors. Relevant Links: Broken Is Not All I’ll Ever Be Remedy Alpine Bullets 2 Beans podcast Remedy Alpine on Facebook Nature’s Grace Conference
I sat down with Asiatica to discuss their debut project Aprilia Ave, their first shows, playing The Wiltern, what keeps them motivated as musicians, and more + the group performs "Alright", "Perhaps", and "Ever Be".
"Ever Be" from the worship service and the Sermon delivered by Pastor Wade Muncy titled "James Or Paul (James 2:14-16)". Recorded live on October 13,2019 at Trinity Christian Fellowship in Morehead, KY http://www.tcfmorehead.org/ http://www.faithlife.com/tcfmorehead
(00:00-09:37): The prestigious Jimmy V award was given to a paraplegic football coach named Rob Mendez at this year's ESPY's. Brian and Ian reflect on his speech and how he overcame adversity and pushed it aside to follow his dreams. (09:37-18:38): We are pleased to be joined by pianist Huntley Brown. He goes into his background on how he began to play piano as well as playing for Billy Graham in his home. He describes how God gave him this gift of worship. (18:38-28:33): Huntley treats us to a piece “Lord You Are So Holy” and talks about the “Concert for Peace” in Ireland of which he was the featured artist. After he plays, Brian and Ian acknowledge how God’s anointing is evident in his playing. (28:33-36:54): Huntley talks about his book “Keys to Avoiding Deception” a practical guide to Biblical discernment in a contradictory world. He said he had a conversation with himself on why he believes what he believes, which, in and of itself, is doubt. He simply wanted to confirm his faith in God when writing this book. (36:54-45:38): How do we converse as Christians? Brian and Ian talk about an article from Open Culture that references Daniel Dennett. The article discusses arguing with care and having critical conversations with the purpose of listening, rather than being right. (45:38-56:15): Boomers, Take It from Woody or Iron Man: It’s Time to Pass the Torch. Kutter Callaway in Christianity Today writes about transferring knowledge from generation to generation. Brian discusses the importance of passing down mentorship and leading by example. (56:15-1:05:57): Iraq’s Christians are close to extinction. The members of one of the oldest churches in the world are dwindling and “Must prepare for martyrdom.” Brian and Ian touch on the dangers and fears of Christians in perilous nations. How often are we praying for the martyred churches around the world? (1:05:57-1:15:04): Christian artist Aaron Shust joins the show to talk about his current projects. He is best known for his hits “My Hope is in You” and “Ever Be”. He will be at Trinity Lutheran Church in Tinley Park on September 27th. He says it will be a stripped down, acoustic style setup but feature all new songs. Tickets are available here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What can you do more of to really bless your spouse? What can you do to really know your spouse? On Sunday, August 11, 2019, guest speaker Gerard Long continues the sermon series, “Wisdom in Bite-Size Pieces” with a sermon on “Wisdom in marriage.” The worship service kicks off with a reading of Psalm 117 by Janet Griffin, followed by worship through song led by Daneen Wilburn. Daneen leads with songs, “Lord I Need You” and “Amazing Grace.” After a two-song worship set, the congregation greets those around them, and we have morning announcements via video by Ryana Contreras. Following the announcements, Janet Griffin gives the Prayers of the People. Then Steve Murray gives an introduction to the guest speaker, Gerard Long (refer to Gerard's bio below). Gerard Long gives the message of the morning. Following the message Steve Murray prays for the Offering and the band leads us back into worship through song with "Ever Be" and "Revelation Song." Steve Murray invites Ryana Contreras up to the stage to pray over her as she embarks on a new journey to serve the Lord at a new position in Point Loma. Following the prayer Steve Murray gives the Benediction and the musicians in the band play a reprise of Revelation Song. Daneen on lead vocals is joined by Craig Stephenson on electric guitar, Scott Davenport on bass, and Bob Sale on drums. Gerard and his wife Jeannie are the founders of Awakening to God Ministries (ATG) that was birthed in 2015 out of the deepest suffering. After many years on the ‘mountain top,’ their hearts were shattered after the suicide of their precious son Alex (17) in 2005. Darkness engulfed Jeannie’s broken mother heart, her love for Gerard turned to hatred, and she lost her faith for a season. She was rescued and restored but then, unbelievably, their beautiful daughter Rebecca (32) drowned in a tragic accident. Knowing she couldn’t continue, Jeannie decided to take her own life, only to be rescued and transformed by a divine encounter! Gerard and Jeannie are now sharing God’s love, faith and hope to bring good news to the poor, comfort to the brokenhearted, freedom to the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners. They have written several books and produced the Triumph of Marriage course. Gerard has experience as a 30-year Int’l Banker, Pastor, Author and CEO of Alpha USA 2008-2014. They currently live in Malibu, CA. and their son Ben lives in London, UK.
What can you do more of to really bless your spouse? What can you do to really know your spouse? On Sunday, August 11, 2019, guest speaker Gerard Long continues the sermon series, “Wisdom in Bite-Size Pieces” with a sermon on “Wisdom in marriage.” The worship service kicks off with a reading of Psalm 117 by Janet Griffin, followed by worship through song led by Daneen Wilburn. Daneen leads with songs, “Lord I Need You” and “Amazing Grace.” After a two-song worship set, the congregation greets those around them, and we have morning announcements via video by Ryana Contreras. Following the announcements, Janet Griffin gives the Prayers of the People. Then Steve Murray gives an introduction to the guest speaker, Gerard Long (refer to Gerard's bio below). Gerard Long gives the message of the morning. Following the message Steve Murray prays for the Offering and the band leads us back into worship through song with "Ever Be" and "Revelation Song." Steve Murray invites Ryana Contreras up to the stage to pray over her as she embarks on a new journey to serve the Lord at a new position in Point Loma. Following the prayer Steve Murray gives the Benediction and the musicians in the band play a reprise of Revelation Song. Daneen on lead vocals is joined by Craig Stephenson on electric guitar, Scott Davenport on bass, and Bob Sale on drums. Gerard and his wife Jeannie are the founders of Awakening to God Ministries (ATG) that was birthed in 2015 out of the deepest suffering. After many years on the ‘mountain top,’ their hearts were shattered after the suicide of their precious son Alex (17) in 2005. Darkness engulfed Jeannie’s broken mother heart, her love for Gerard turned to hatred, and she lost her faith for a season. She was rescued and restored but then, unbelievably, their beautiful daughter Rebecca (32) drowned in a tragic accident. Knowing she couldn’t continue, Jeannie decided to take her own life, only to be rescued and transformed by a divine encounter! Gerard and Jeannie are now sharing God’s love, faith and hope to bring good news to the poor, comfort to the brokenhearted, freedom to the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners. They have written several books and produced the Triumph of Marriage course. Gerard has experience as a 30-year Int’l Banker, Pastor, Author and CEO of Alpha USA 2008-2014. They currently live in Malibu, CA. and their son Ben lives in London, UK.
(00:00-09:35): Dan Ehrman is here THE WHOLE TIME to help carry the show. They dive right into a sarcastic story: A-listers flock to Google summit in private jets, mega yachts to talk climate change. Is the aspect of hypocrisy in politics more obvious than the public figures think? (09:35-18:58): Mr. Rogers’ career spanned almost half a century and impacted the children of America with his unwavering kindness and simple life lessons. Brian and Dan talk about the resurgence of love for Rogers and why it resonates in this age of anger. (18:58-28:01): Christian artist Aaron Shust joins the show to talk about his current projects. He is best known for his hits “My Hope is in You” and “Ever Be”. He will be at Trinity Lutheran Church in Tinley Park on September 27th. He says it will be a stripped down, acoustic style setup but feature all new songs. Tickets are available here. (28:01-37:00): This woman thinks that childless millennials should be banned from Disney World. However, Brian and Dan both resonate with the nostalgia and the Disney magic and can see how, in this day and age, young adults flock to the theme park to relive childhood memories. (37:00-47:39): Ted Olson writes “Remembering Rob Moll: Our friend and coworker had joyfully prepared for his tragic death” This Christianity Today post touches on the tough topic of not fearing death and how the ultimate prize is the Lord and eternal salvation. Brian and Dan reflect on this. (47:39-58:15): Reverend Wesley King joins the show to talk about the Global Leadership Summit. Attendance at the Willow Creek campus provides the energy of an expected 9,300 attendees experiencing programing and most of the faculty in person surrounded by leaders from 120+ countries. The Summit is August 8-9. (58:15-1:08:31): Dan and Brian dive back into the issues surrounding Willow Creek. As a Willow satellite attendee, Dan weighs in on how the church is recovering and how the center of the church isn’t people, it is Christ. (1:08:31-1:14:49): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Florida housing market goes up in flames, while pub-goers decide to take gas to go. Mrs. Doubtfire resurges and breaks into a Tennessee woman’s home, and Cookie Monster is not doing well post Sesame Street. Meanwhile, Bigfoot remains hidden because people keep shooting at him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kalley Heiligenthal is a songwriter and worship leader from Bethel Music. In this inspiring episode, Kalley reminds us of the power of our humanity, how the raw moments of surrender before God cultivate inspiration and release creativity. She shares how she overcame perfectionism in the journey to writing the popular worship anthem “Ever Be”, and shares practical advice for every creative.
La Jolla Community Church kicks off Holy Week with Palm Sunday services at 9:00 and 10:45 am. Palm Sunday is the day we remember Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem. The following video and audio is a recording from the 10:45 am service. Guest worship leader, Haley Montgomery begins worship through song with her band, singing songs such as "Ever Be", "Jesus Paid It All", and "The Lion and The Lamb." Ian O'Meara and Monica Disselkoen give the morning announcements, including highlighting some photos from a recent Women's Retreat and photos from the Easter Block Party on April 13th. Guests are invited to sign up for the Weekly E-News and to submit Prayer Requests. Ian and Monica also walk through some of the events going on through Holy Week such as Holy Week Dinners, the Good Friday Family Service, and Easter Sunday Services. "What's Next?" is a brand new discussion centered around asking questions about Christianity that takes place on April 28, 2019. Pastor Murray then invites Shaun Ferguson and Claire Ferguson up to the stage to baptize their baby boys. Pastor Steve Murray gives the message of the morning. Pastor Murray references several Scripture verses listed under "Scripture" - additional verses include: Matthew 21:1-10 and Revelation 21:3-4. Haley Montgomery and her band sing the offertory song, an original song called "Confessions", followed by "God With Us." Steve Murray then gives the Benediction and invites guests to join us outside for the Palm Sunday brunch.
La Jolla Community Church kicks off Holy Week with Palm Sunday services at 9:00 and 10:45 am. Palm Sunday is the day we remember Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem. The following video and audio is a recording from the 10:45 am service. Guest worship leader, Haley Montgomery begins worship through song with her band, singing songs such as "Ever Be", "Jesus Paid It All", and "The Lion and The Lamb." Ian O'Meara and Monica Disselkoen give the morning announcements, including highlighting some photos from a recent Women's Retreat and photos from the Easter Block Party on April 13th. Guests are invited to sign up for the Weekly E-News and to submit Prayer Requests. Ian and Monica also walk through some of the events going on through Holy Week such as Holy Week Dinners, the Good Friday Family Service, and Easter Sunday Services. "What's Next?" is a brand new discussion centered around asking questions about Christianity that takes place on April 28, 2019. Pastor Murray then invites Shaun Ferguson and Claire Ferguson up to the stage to baptize their baby boys. Pastor Steve Murray gives the message of the morning. Pastor Murray references several Scripture verses listed under "Scripture" - additional verses include: Matthew 21:1-10 and Revelation 21:3-4. Haley Montgomery and her band sing the offertory song, an original song called "Confessions", followed by "God With Us." Steve Murray then gives the Benediction and invites guests to join us outside for the Palm Sunday brunch.
The Ferment Podcast - Conversations About Worship And Transformation
Gabriel Wilson is a record producer, songwriter, and recording artist based in the greater Portland, Oregon area. His most-recent album productions include the debut album Touching Heaven from Influence Music as well as multiple chart-topping #1 BillBoard Albums such as Mercury & Lightning (John Mark McMillan), Every Nation (Lindy Conant & the Circuit Riders) and Bethel Music's Tides & You Make Me Brave. Wilson has also co-written many songs including “Spirit Lead Me” from Michael Ketterer, “Nothing Stands Between Us” and “No Country” from John Mark McMillan, “Forever” from Kari Jobe, “Letting Go” from Steffany Gretzinger, and ASCAP Award-winning song “Ever Be” from Bethel. Wilson co-owns and operates Feng Sway Studio in the Pacific Northwest and is a co-founder of RMA, an “anti”-label bent on championing “Equity for Artists” by helping artists navigate the brave new world of the modern music industry. He is also a WorshipU online instructor, a teacher at various songwriting and worship conferences globally, and a songwriting mentor for writers from all over the world via Skype — helping writers break through blocks and sharpen their skills. On this episode Adam and Gabriel delve into Gabriel's unique story and what it means to develop as a creative person in the Kingdom of God.
As we continue our series looking at how we can position ourselves to experience the fullness of God's promises, today we're looking at how we can cast off negativity, so that we, right here and now, can experience to greater depth the joy that's available to us in God. May God grant us the courage and perspective to choose life over death today as we seek to live the abundant life wholly available to us in Christ. Our Scripture for today comes from Proverbs 18:21, and today's worship is Ever Be by Kalley Heiligenthal. First15 is a daily devotional written and recorded by Craig Denison. If you would like to learn more about the First15 app, books, blogs, videos and our other resources, please visit first15.org. You can always reach out to us on our contact page on the website. And, if you feel called to support First15 financially, you may give here.
Replay the 9:00 am Communion Sunday worship service at La Jolla Community Church on Sunday, March 3, 2019. Michael Hughes Watson leads the LJCC Worship band with guest musicians singing songs such as: "Your Love Awakens Me", "Great Are You Lord","Christ Is Enough","Ever Be", and "Cornerstone". Ian O'Meara and Dominic Nuncio wrap up the sermon series, "Connecting with Community" with a celebration of the Community Serve Day the Sunday prior. La Jolla Community Church did not have Sunday services on February 24, 2019 and instead served the San Diego community. Dominic and Ian are joined by members of the LJCC congregation and the Board of Trustees of LJCC who led projects in Community Serve Day.
Replay the 9:00 am Communion Sunday worship service at La Jolla Community Church on Sunday, March 3, 2019. Michael Hughes Watson leads the LJCC Worship band with guest musicians singing songs such as: "Your Love Awakens Me", "Great Are You Lord","Christ Is Enough","Ever Be", and "Cornerstone". Ian O'Meara and Dominic Nuncio wrap up the sermon series, "Connecting with Community" with a celebration of the Community Serve Day the Sunday prior. La Jolla Community Church did not have Sunday services on February 24, 2019 and instead served the San Diego community. Dominic and Ian are joined by members of the LJCC congregation and the Board of Trustees of LJCC who led projects in Community Serve Day.
01:19 You Have Overcome // 08:50 The Passion > Ever Be // 16:45 Here I Am To Worship // 23:26 Jesus Paid It All
Happy New Year and the New Years tradition on this show means it must be time to talk to Joe Savage. Perfect timing as well because he is doing a 6 week residency at Magnolia Motor Lounge on Mondays starting Jan 7. Joe also has has a brand new album coming out this spring and we get to hear a couple songs from it plus a live song to close! Along with Joe Savage we have Joe Tacke, Susie Ramone and Zach Zanetich is back from his honeymoon so we have Zach Notes! First song-So High (off of upcoming album Liver Dye) New Years and Christmas activities Zach and Rebekah London trip Travelin’ and Ramblin’ Liver dye “Damnit, damnit, damnit, cmnd Z. I hope he has backup copies of those songs.” Staying in Brazoria Tx and playing in Fort Worth What is Fort Worth’s sound? Second song-As Country as I’ll Ever Be (also off of Liver Dye) Zach Libs The podcast games/mini golf tournament/campout Podcast camp out in May. Resolutions Arlington Distorted Podcast People dying and bowls burning Plugs Third song- Favors his Momma (Live in One Horn Studio) Thanks for listening! Check out our friends #suckitstubbs The Jerry Jonestown Massacre The Jenny Janestown Mascara Arlington Distorted Bombaarded
Over the past decade, Aaron Shust has earned a reputation as one of Christian music’s most compelling songwriters and a vocalist of considerable depth and passion. He was named both New Artist and Songwriter of the Year at the 2007 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards and the impact of his song, “My Savior My God” was recognized with the Song of the Year honor. He has continued to build on that early promise to become one of the community’s most creative and trusted voices. Shust is well known for such hits as “My Hope is in You,” which spent 14 weeks at No. 1, “No One Higher,” which hit the summit on the Inspirational chart and “Ever Be,” which made its way to No. 3 on the NCA chart. “O Come O Come Emmanuel” has become a perennial holiday favorite, earning acclaim as the most played song each December for 10 years in a row. In this episode, John Chisum connects with the authentic Shust on family, songs, touring, and how to keep life real in the midst of success as a Contemporary Christian Artist and popular worship leader. You can connect with Aaron at aaronshust.com and on Twitter and Instagram @aaronshust. For more information visit www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com and join the Successful Christian Songwriters Group on Facebook! Be sure to join NCS MEMBERSHIP today at www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com for the finest songwriter resources, coaching, inspiration and information!
00:00 We Have Come // 08:16 Ever Be // 14:32 Love So Great // 20:13 Yes and Amen // 27:02 Build My Life
Song List: How Great Thou Art, Ever Be, Psalm 46 (Lord of Hosts), O Praise the Name, Grace Alone
One of the hardest things to do in life is to live with joy in the midst of trials and challenges. It's so easy to let life dictate to us our emotions and state of being. But in God, there is a joy available to us right where we are, no matter how good or bad the situation may be. Today we're going to make space together to simply open our hearts and minds to receive the joy of the Father. I hope and pray that you find real, life-changing joy in God's presence today. Our Scripture for today comes from Psalm 126:5-6, and today's worship is Ever Be by Bethel Music featuring Kalley Heiligenthal. First15 is a daily devotional written and recorded by Craig Denison. If you would like to learn more about the First15 app, books, blogs, videos and our other resources, please visit first15.org. You can always reach out to us on our contact page on the website. And, if you feel called to support First15 financially, you may give here.
Therefore by Him let us continually offer the sacrifice of praise to God, that is, the fruit of our lips, giving thanks to His name. Hebrews 13:15 NKJV There are a couple of things about this scripture that challenge me. The first is the command to, 'continually offer the sacrifice of praise to God.' Here is a definition of continually, 'constantly or frequently recurring; always happening.' In a recent 24 hour period there were many moments when the fruit of my lips were not giving thanks to His name. There were mutterings of discontent and a questioning of God's ways. And let's not speak about the few hours of harbouring an offense, which I eventually handed over to God, yielding so He could help me process through it. God helping me, brings me to one of the other parts of this scripture that challenges me, 'Therefore by Him,' or as the Amplified Bible says, 'Through Him'. It seems that to be able to 'continually offer the sacrifice of praise to God', we have to be continually yielding, humbling ourselves and acknowledging that Jesus is Lord of all, not us. The complete Hebrews 13:15 in the Amplified Bible says this, Through Him, therefore, let us constantly and at all times offer up to God a sacrifice of praise, which is the fruit of lips that thankfully acknowledge and confess and glorify His name. Hebrews 13:15 AMP But I've found that when we are in difficult circumstances, coming to that place of yielding and being able to 'thankfully acknowledge and confess and glorify His name,' often means we have to acknowledge our pain, our lack of control over the circumstances and most importantly our lack of trust and faith in God - our unbelief that God will work in and through the circumstances. Regarding dealing with areas of unbelief, Donna Gibb's in her book, Becoming Resilient, says, 'In times of unbelief, ground yourself in Who you know God to be. Ground yourself in those aspects of God’s character in which you do no doubt. In which you do not struggle. Maybe you struggle with His protection, but you can ground yourself in the fact that He is your Creator. Or that He is your Saviour. Or that He is your Comforter. When you struggle, force yourself to reflect not only on your doubt but also on your area of confidence. Reflect often on those areas of genuine belief and assurance for help in times of doubt and uncertainty. Frequently, we trust God with our salvation but struggle to believe Him in our suffering. Remember, He remains the same. Whether you turn to Him regarding your eternal soul or your temporary pain, He remains the same God throughout. ' (Page 168 - Becoming Resilient by Donna Gibbs) I have had to put this strategy into place many times over the past seven years. I've said before that there have been times in our journey with Victoria that I've believed God would bring us through the circumstances, but have struggled to believe that He would heal Victoria. In those times of doubt (sometimes they lasted for about 6 months), I had to do exactly what Donna is saying, ground myself in the aspects of God's character in which I did not doubt. I knew He was with us, He hadn't left us or forsaken us. For me, to shift that unbelief to belief regarding God's desire to heal, I had to meditate daily on the truth in His word, feeding my soul, aligning my thoughts with God's thoughts - a renewing of my mind. We use our powerful God-tools for smashing warped philosophies, tearing down barriers erected against the truth of God, fitting every loose thought and emotion and impulse into the structure of life shaped by Christ. Our tools are ready at hand for clearing the ground of every obstruction and building lives of obedience into maturity. 2 Corinthians 10:4-6 The Message But getting back to offering a sacrifice of praise ... choosing to 'thankfully acknowledge and confess and glorify His name,' regardless of the circumstances, is a step of obedience that takes us further towards the maturity God is calling us each to. Finally, I have found that being still and listening to worship music, always takes me to a place of laying down my concerns, looking up to Jesus and praising Him for Who He is. For me, O Come to the Altar from Elevation Worship and Ever Be, from Bethel Music, and are always two great songs to start with. Let's pray, Jesus, thank you that You are always worthy of our praise. Please help us to understand more of that truth today, give us greater revelation of Who you are. Please transform those areas of unbelief that we all carry, into areas of belief and trust in You. Give us courage to obey and offer a sacrifice of praise to You today. Amen. To find out more please visit https://wendyrobinson.com.au
Made It In Music: Interviews With Artists, Songwriters, And Music Industry Pros
This week on the Full Circle Music Show, we have the ever so wonderful, Kalley Heiligenthal! Kalley is a worship leader and songwriter at Bethel Church and with Bethel Music in Redding, California. You may be familiar with some of her own songs, “Spirit Move” and “Ever Be”. Kalley takes us through the adventurous undertaking of writing “Ever Be”. Sometimes songs can be spontaneous or on the contrary, take years to come into full shape. This song is a perfect use of both time frames. Listen in as we explore the birth of a song and the work and love it takes to complete it.Check us out at www.fullcirclemusic.comFollow us on Instagram @officialFCMusicSubscribe to our YouTube Page for more incredible resources just like this one, all FREE for our friends like you.As always, thanks for listening and be sure to give us a review on iTunes if you have not already done so. We appreciate your feedback!The post FCM099 – The Work and Love It Takes To Finish A Song with Kalley Heiligenthal appeared first on Full Circle Music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Over the past decade, Aaron Shust has earned a reputation as one of Christian music’s most compelling songwriters and a vocalist of considerable depth and passion. He was named both New Artist and Songwriter of the Year at the 2007 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards and the impact of his song, “My Savior My God” was recognized with the Song of the Year honor. He has continued to build on that early promise to become one of the community’s most creative and trusted voices. Shust is well known for such hits as “My Hope is in You,” which spent 14 weeks at No. 1, “No One Higher,” which hit the summit on the Inspirational chart and “Ever Be,” which made its way to No. 3 on the NCA chart. “O Come O Come Emmanuel” has become a perennial holiday favorite, earning acclaim as the most played song each December for 10 years in a row. In this episode, John Chisum connects with the authentic Shust on family, songs, touring, and how to keep life real in the midst of success as a Contemporary Christian Artist and popular worship leader. You can connect with Aaron at aaronshust.com and on Twitter and Instagram @aaronshust. For more information visit www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com and join the Successful Christian Songwriters Group on Facebook! Be sure to join NCS MEMBERSHIP today at www.nashvillechristiansongwriters.com for the finest songwriter resources, coaching, inspiration and information!
PODCAST: 15 Oct 2017 01 Rubber Band – Lal & Mike Waterson – Bright Phoebus 02 Mary And The Soldier – Andy Irvine And Paul Brady 03 Killing The Blues – Chris Smither – Live As I’ll Ever Be 04 Margaret’s Waltz – Banter – Yes 05 Can’t Be Satisfied – Long Note – Two 06 Bonny Greenwoodside – Susan McKeown – Lowlands 07 King Kong’s Visit To Glasgow – Findlay Napier – Glasgow 08 Red Wine Promises – Lal & Mike Waterson – Bright Phoebus 09 Magical Man – Lal & Mike Waterson – Bright Phoebus 10 Young Parson Richard – Naomi Bedford – Songs My Ruiner Gave Me 11 The Boston Smuggler – Jean Elvin – Voice Of The People Good People Take Warning 12 The Sparrow Of Swansea – Tom Russell – Folk Hotel 13 Song Of The Jay – Edgelarks – Edgelarks 14 On The Road To The Fair – The Flanagan Brothers – Irish Popular Dances 15 The Banks Of The Bann – Cara Dillon – Wanderer 16 In The Memory & The Name Of Grenfell Tower – Robb Johnson – Songs From The Last Seven Years 17 Scarecrow – Lal & Mike Waterson – Bright Phoebus 18 Bright Phoebus – Lal & Mike Waterson – Bright Phoebus
Welcome to The Doomed & Stoned Show's monthly DOOM CHART COUNTDOWN! Hosts Billy Goate (editor of Doomed & Stoned) and Bucky Brown (contributor to The Ripple Effect) bring you the latest and the best in heavy music from a cursed earth. INTRODUCTION 1. Cortez – “Dead Channel” 2. Chrome Ghost – “Rose Water Drowning" DOOM CHART COUNTDOWN (June 2017) 3. (#25 - tie!) Pyreship – “Gravity” 4. (#25 - tie!) Medusa1975 – “Armageddon” 5. (#24) SautruS - "Good Morning" 6. (#23) Steak – "Wicker Man" 7. (#22) Dustrider – "Event Horizon" 8. (#21) Demon Head – “Gallows Omen” 9. (#20) Siena Root – “Outlander” 10. (#19) The Wizards – “Calliope” 11. (#18) Atragon – “Wallowing Wizard” 12. (#17) Doublestone - “War Machine” 13. (#16) The Evil – “About None Guilty” 14. (#15) Telekinetic Yeti - “Colossus” 15. (#14) Sahara - “Skinburner” 16. (#13) Norska - “This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” 17. (#12) Beastmaker - “Sick, Sick Demon” 18. (#11) Clan – “Carnivores” 19. (#10) Youngblood Supercult - “Wormwood” 20. (#9) Geezer – “Hair Of The Dog” (Nazareth Cover) 21. (#8) Space Witch –“Battle Hag” 22. (#7) Brume “Call The Serpent’s Bluff” 23. (#6) Egypt – “Cracks & Lines” 24. (#5) Sasquatch – “More Than You’ll Ever Be” 25. (#4)Samsara Blues Experiment – "Eastern Sun, Western Moon" 26. (#3) Nekromant – “Ashes & Rain” 27. (#2) Vokonis – “Rapturous” 28. (#1) Elder – “The Falling Veil” For more info on purchasing the albums featured in this edition of the The Doom Chart Countdown visit www.DoomCharts.com Dig deeper into the world of the doomed and stoned through our ongoing scene-by-scene compilation series: http://doomedandstoned.bandcamp.com Bringing you the music and the stories of the heavy underground: www.DoomedandStoned.com
Service starting from the end of announcements including music by the LJCC Worship Band accompanied by guest singers Kalina Campion. Prayer of commissioning for Cheryl Thompson is also included. Pastor Steve Murray continues our sermon series THRIVE with a sermon on "Disciples of Jesus thrive when they put others first and act as bridge builders."
Service starting from the end of announcements including music by the LJCC Worship Band accompanied by guest singers Kalina Campion. Prayer of commissioning for Cheryl Thompson is also included. Pastor Steve Murray continues our sermon series THRIVE with a sermon on "Disciples of Jesus thrive when they put others first and act as bridge builders."
Here and Now, Freedom is Here, Grace So Glorious, Ever Be, Jesus Saves
More Than a Song - Discovering the Truth of Scripture Hidden in Today's Popular Christian Music
If we want God's praise to "ever be" on our lips, then we need to develop patterns to help make it happen. This week's song, "Ever Be" by Aaron Shust led me to Psalm 22 where I uncovered a powerful pattern for prayer. The Psalm itself details how we can be fooled into defining the character of God through the lens of our circumstances. Don't make the mistake of thinking the theme of your praise is derived from your circumstances. The theme of your praise should be derived from God alone. On this episode I discuss: Using the power of Christian music to rehearse the greatness of God **Random note: I don't really discuss this on the episode, but I use the phrase, "Woe is me and oh lament" several times and it comes from a Christmas song by Roger Whittaker about Darcy the Dragon. For those of you who care...here's a link the song! YouTube Audio Link** The Psalms contain many songs in the Bible Using the free memory verse resources I create each week to hide God's Word in your heart - sign up here The verse that led us to Psalm 22 today - Psalm 22:25 Lysa Teurkeurst's story about her Liberian son - read more about Lysa here How our feelings cannot accurately describe the character of God...He IS Who He IS The B.I.T.E - Bible Interaction Tool Exercise - for the week is using a Psalm as a pattern for prayer - use this tool to follow the pattern for yourself Jesus' fulfillment of many aspects of this Psalm in Matthew 27 Additional Resources Lyrics A devotional by Aaron Shust - "Ever Be" - Read the devotion here This Week's Challenge Read Psalm 22 for yourself! Use the Psalm as a pattern for prayer this week and download this week's resource to walk you through it and write out your prayer to God. Then go read Matthew 27 and discover the fulfillment of many elements of this prophetic Psalm in the death of Jesus on the cross. Ponder, consider, meditate, write and pray. And may His praise "ever be" on your lips this week, but more than that, may HE be the THEME of your praise from now on.
Open Up the Heavens, Only King Forever, Give Me Faith, Ever Be
Your Love is Better Than Life, I'm Going Free, Ever Be, Amazing Grace My Chains Are Gone, Strong to Save
The 1st of our 2 part series on bootleg records; we discuss events that led up to the creation of the bootleg industry, the story behind the first widely distributed bootleg Bob Dylan's "The Great White Wonder" and The Rolling Stones "LiveR Than You'll Ever Be", some of the personalities, including Frank Zappa, that either participated or were forced to deal with part of the bootleg story and tips for vinyl collectors interested in adding some boots to their already crowded record shelves. If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related. http://www.thevinylguide.com http://facebook.com/vinylguide https://instagram.com/vinylguide/
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