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And welcome to the program on your Wednesday afternoon. Glad to have you along with us. Well, there's been a lot of talk today about the Greenville County budget and how it's going to affect Greenville County schools. Well, I figured we would go right to the horse's mouth, so to speak, and talk with the chairman of the Greenville County Council. Benton Blunt is joining us. Benton, welcome to the program. Hope you're doing well. I'm doing pretty well, but I'm glad you said from the horse's mouth, you're ass too peaceful, and that's what I feel like today. Oh, boy. I bet. Yeah. Well, thanks for joining us, and fighting through the pain there. So what is going on with the budget, and and how is it affecting the Greenville County Schools? Alright. I'll try to make this as quick as I can, but it's pretty complex. So from a 30,000 foot view, the new upcoming Greenville County budget, a lot of different things happening that people seen in the past. We're going to a one year budget, so there's no more two year budgets. It's just fiscal year '20 '20 '6. Right. We have a 1.5 reduction in property taxes, which is a mandate from the new members of council who came in, under that mandate. We have increased our roads budget from 13,000,000 to 40,000,000, which puts us up there where we're supposed to be or at least close, to Charleston County and some of the other counties like that. We're fully funding our public safety through our sheriff's department, EMS, and other services. But the way that we got to this place was from a unique situation with Filo agreements. And Filos are obviously where, new manufacturing jobs come to Greenville County. In the first five years, if they don't go into a Filo agreement, we receive no income at all. We receive no revenue at all. Yeah. But through a Filo, we get money upfront, which is what this program is for and also to to bring high quality jobs to the Upstate. When we started this budget out, I spoke with the administrator, and I asked about how these funds were allocated. And, you know, I said it would be wonderful if we could use this system that sometimes controversial in the public to do something good with it, which is fund our road system. And he looked into it and said, you know what, Benton? We do have the ability to do that, and, let me see what we can do, which brought us to today. Now where the school board comes in, the Greenville County School System does get a portion of these Filos, which I still have a lot of questions as to why this money was ever allocated to them when they operate off residential, and this is solely manufacturing jobs. Yeah. Right. In the southern part of the county. All that to say, we made those adjustments. We didn't know the specific numbers, but we knew that we would be sitting somewhere around 40,000,000 with the additional c funds we did thankfully receive from the state. We received more state money finally for once, and so that's what totaled the 40,000,000. The estimated amount that would be lost by the school system from reallocating the FELO percentages was at first around 8 to $10,000,000. But we found out as of yesterday, because we just got the numbers back, that it's actually $14,000,000. Along with that, our municipalities would be losing, up to a million dollars. We have some fire districts that will be losing up to a half a million in the Southern part of Greenville County. So that, of course, started a big conversation. School system definitely felt like they were caught, you know, after they had already decided not to increase taxes, they were caught blindsided. And Right. While I do take that into account, we we have a job as county council for core funds of govern or Oh, are you there? There you go. I'm sorry. You gotta go back to and and start where you, left off just a few seconds ago as a a core value of county government. Yes. Our sole responsibility we have core functions of government that we have to focus on, and one of ...

And welcome to the program on your Wednesday afternoon. Glad to have you along with us. Well, there's been a lot of talk today about the Greenville County budget and how it's going to affect Greenville County schools. Well, I figured we would go right to the horse's mouth, so to speak, and talk with the chairman of the Greenville County Council. Benton Blunt is joining us. Benton, welcome to the program. Hope you're doing well. I'm doing pretty well, but I'm glad you said from the horse's mouth, because I have two feet pulled, and that's what I feel like today. Oh, boy. I bet. Yeah. Well, thanks for joining us, and fighting through the pain there. So what is going on with the budget, and and how is it affecting the Greenville County Schools? Alright. I'll try to make this as quick as I can, but it's pretty complex. So from a 30,000 foot view, the new upcoming Greenville County budget, lot of different things happening that people seen in the past. We're going to a one year budget, so there's no more two year budgets. It's just the fiscal year 2026. Right. We have a 1.5 reduction in property taxes, which is a mandate from the new members of council who came in, under that mandate. We have increased our roads budget from 13,000,000 to 40,000,000, which puts us up there where we're supposed to be or at least close, to Charleston County and some of the other counties like that. We're fully funding our public safety through our sheriff's department, EMS, and other services. But the way that we got to this place was from a unique situation with Filo agreements. And Filos are obviously where, new manufacturing jobs come to Greenville County. In the first five years, if they don't go into a Filo agreement, we receive no income at all. We receive no revenue at all. Yep. But through a Filo, we get money upfront, which is what this program is for and also to to bring high quality jobs to the Upstate. When we started this budget out, I spoke with the administrator, and I asked about how these funds were allocated. And, you know, I said it would be wonderful if we could use this system that's sometimes controversial in the public to do something good with it, which is fund our road system. And he looked into it and he said, you know what, Benton? We do have the ability to do that, and, let me see what we can do, which brought us to today. Now where the school board comes in, the Greenville County School System does get a portion of these Filos, which I still have a lot of questions as to why this money was ever allocated to them when they operate off residential, and this is solely manufacturing jobs Yeah. Right. Specifically in the southern part of the county. All that to say, we made those adjustments. We didn't know the specific numbers, but we knew that we would be sitting somewhere around 40,000,000 with the additional c funds we did thankfully receive from the state. We received more state money finally for once, and so that's what totaled the 40,000,000. The estimated amount that would be lost by the school system from reallocating the FELO percentages was at first around 8 to $10,000,000, but we found out as of yesterday, because we just got the numbers back, that it's actually $14,000,000. Along with that, our municipalities would be losing, up to a million dollars. We have some fire districts that will be losing up to a half a million in the southern part of Greenville County. So that, of course, started a big conversation. School system definitely felt like they were caught, you know, after they had already decided not to increase taxes, they were caught blindsided. Right. While I do take that into account, we we have a job as county council for core funds of govern or Oh, are you there? Yeah. There you go. I'm sorry. You gotta go back to and and start where you, left off just a few seconds ago as a a core value of county government. Yes. Our sole responsibility we have core functions of government that we have to ...

Die Rückspultaste beginnt die große thematische Reise, die den Rest des Jahres 2025 (und vielleicht sogar darüber hinaus) bestimmen wird – macht euch bereit, Schenkel zu klopfen und Zwerchfelle zu strapazieren, denn es wird irre lustig. Simon & Sebastian stecken in einem ersten Rundumschlag das Thema Humor ab und untersuchen, worüber Deutschland vor dreißig, vierzig oder noch mehr Jahren lachte. Und warum. Und ob das okay war – und immer noch ist. Es gilt, Titanen der Comedy zu hinterfragen – Otto Waalkes, Fips Asmussen & Loriot. Ebenso, komische Einschaltquotenhits auf den Prüfstand zu stellen – Sketchup, Nonstop Nonsens & Klimbim. Und dann wären da noch unterschiedlich schlimme Witze sowie rätselhaftes Humorempfinden, das die Rückspultaste nicht ohne einen Beirat von Sachverständigen erklären kann. Wir danken den Lachsäcken vom Dienst für die tatkräftige Unterstützung: Felo aus dem Sumpf, Britt-Marie von Hot Pink, Markus & Nils vom Futur-II-Podcast, Falk sowie dem American Cyborg Terminator 2000 von den Männern, die auf Videos starren. Fortsetzung folgt voraussichtlich im Juni – denn etwas Spaß muß zwar sein, aber muß das sein?

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On the 164th episode of the Ego Chall Podcast, Justin Binkowski and Preston Byers discuss former OpTic Texas player Pred joining the Vegas Falcons, the Los Angeles Guerrillas M8 (aka Gentlemates) making a change, and the guys predict how the first week of CDL Major 3 qualifiers will go.0:00 Intro1:24 Pred joining Vegas Falcons17:29 LAG signs FeLo and oJohnny27:34 Will Kenny sign with the Minnesota ROKKR?40:34 Who else will make a change?49:18 CDL Major 3 Week 1 qualifiers1:03:39 Thank you

Envíanos un mensaje!Esta semana a petición de varias personas que me escribieron te hablo de uno de los narcos más notorios del área sur de Puerto Rico. En el episodio de hoy te hablo de Felipe Bonilla Romero, mejor conocido como Felo Bonilla, quien antes de ser vinculado al mundo del narcotráfico era un conocido comerciante ponceño.Fuentes de información y documentos adicionales disponibles en Patreon.Background Music: CO.AG MusicSi estás buscando un cambio de carrera o escalar al próximo nivel gerencial o ejecutivo, un buen resumé y buen perfil para LinkedIn será crucial. Los servicios de Career Branding son personalizados y conllevan una reunión telefónica para discutir la experiencia e identificar información que añada valor. Todo de manera confidencial. También trabajan resumés para el gobierno federal.  Comunícate con Career Branding al 787.300.7777 para más detalles o visita www.resumeprofesional.com.Este episodio también es traído a ustedes por Jabonera Don Gato. Los jabones Don Gato son hechos a mano, sin químicos dañinos ni detergentes. Elaborados con aceites naturales, esenciales y aromáticos, seguros para la piel. Pruébalos y siente la diferencia. Visítalos en jaboneradongato.com y utiliza el código "Crimepod" para obtener un 10% de descuento en tu compra.Puedes llamar a Fernando Fernández Investigador Privado y Forense con más de 17 años de experiencia a nivel local e internacional al 787-276-5619 o visítalo en: Fernando Fernandez PIEste episodio es traído a ustedes por Libros787.com. Ordena tus libros favoritos escritos por autores puertorriqueños desde la comodidad de tu casa. Utiliza el código promocional: CRIMEPODPR para que recibas envío gratuito en tu primera compra. Envíos a todas partes de Puerto Rico y Estados Unidos.Career Branding, Don Gato, FF & 787 Call to actionSupport the show

Sat, 01 Mar 2025 18:05:11 +0000 https://trek-talk.podigee.io/53-neue-episode d7b82ca8dfd5656d4d9102e3d6a37d8a full Leben mit Star Trek yes Star Trek Talk Science Fiction Serie TV Familie Frank Rehders

Dengan lebih banyak sokongan yang akan diberikan kepada keluarga besar, adakah Belanjawan 2025 cukup meyakinkan pasangan muda untuk tambah zuriat? Atau masih banyak halangan seperti kos hidup dan penjagaan anak? Dalam perbincangan BHerbual NoTapis ini, Editor Berita, Encik Nazri Hadi Saparin dan koresponden Irma Kamaruddin bersama Felo penyelidik kanan Institut Kajian Dasar, Dr Faizal Yahaya dan Pengerusi M³@Pasir Ris-Punggol, Encik Azuan Tan kupas isu yang dipertikaikan ramai bila ingin mengembangkan keluarga mereka.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bagaimana program SkillsFuture membuka pintu peluang untuk warga Singapura? Dalam perbincangan BHerbual NoTapis ini, Editor Berita, Encik Nazri Hadi Saparin dan koresponden Irma Kamaruddin bersama Felo penyelidik kanan Institut Kajian Dasar, Dr Faizal Yahaya dan Pengerusi M³@Pasir Ris-Punggol, Encik Azuan Tan bincangkan bagaimana meningkatkan kemahiran dapat menjadi kunci kejayaan bagi ramai.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For sponsorship, advertisement and promotions of your business or brand on our podcast, please send an email to kranerecordsw@gmail.com stating your kind of business and the type of promotion you need P.S. To be added to our mailing list to receive exclusive mixtapes and other related news, send us an email to the above email address. Join our WhatsApp Community and never miss an update ⬇️ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajlLxf17EmlxJIBXj20 ⚠️DISCLAIMER: SOME OF THE TRACKS CONTAINED IN THIS MIX DOES NOT BELONG TO DJ SELEX AKA SELEX OYA NA OR KRW AND AS SUCH ALL CREDITS ARE GIVEN TO THE ARTISTS, RECORD LABELS AND THEIR RESPECTIVE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS! Follow DJ Selex on all social platforms Facebook ⏩ https://www.facebook.com/djselexoyana Instagram ⏩ https://www.instagram.com/deejayselex X fka Twitter ⏩ https://x.com/deejay_selex TikTok ⏩ https://www.tiktok.com/@deejayselex YouTube ⏩ https://youtube.com/@deejay_selex Tracklist: Seyi Vibez - Man of the Year Shouse - Love Tonight Amapiano Mohbad - Blessing Joblaq ft Zinoleesky - Jo Vibe Fido - Joy is coming Felo tee ft scotts maphuma - Yebo Lapho Bnxn - Phenomena BJ show ft Shoday & Wxze - So finee Rybeena - Agba Signing Ayo Maff - Are you there Tiblaze - Mario Caltonic - Bullet Point Wizkid ft Asake - Bad Girl Nandipha808 & Ceeka RSA - Banike Saki NFG ft Tml Vibez - Lock up Mr Pilato, ft DJ Maphorisa,Focalistic & Scotts Maphumao - Biri Marung Bhadboi Oml - Opueh uLazi & Infinity MusiQ - yey Tml Vibez ft. Seyi Vibez – Where I'm from Shakes & Les, LeeMcKrazy - Funk 99 Zlatan ft Olamide - Gimme your Love Khaid ft Olamide - Way back Ngobz - Kuku Ke Kuku 3.0 JAIVAH - Kautaka Darque & Jnr SA - Areyeng Kizz Daniel ft Adekunle Gold - Pano Tona Mide lee - My guy Davido ft. ODUMODUBLVCK & Chike - Funds Wizkid - Bend DJ Karri & Deep Saints - Saba Julukisa Asake ft Travis Scott - Active lee da joker & solistic keys - muslim party Davido & YG Marley - Awuke Zerrydl – Back To Back Berri tiga ft Peruzzi - Relationship Bnxn, Rema - Fi Kan We Kan Balloranking - 7.5G Tiblaze ft Tml Vibez - Hope BurnaBoy - Bundle Bundle DJ YK - YEBO Davido ft Mayorkun - The Best Asake - Suru Tml Vibez ft Dj 4kerty - Wavy Level Blaqbonez ft Bella Shmurda & Ayo Maff - Louder Lil Kesh ft Fireboy DML & Ayo Maff - 'Vex For You Kidbaby ft Rybeena - Box 18 Cartel Efe ft Khaid - Pray Tml Vibez Ft Dj 4kerty - Forgive Me Wizkid - Kese Dance Naira Marley - Pxy Drip Bhadboi OML - Testimony Fido - Joy is coming Wizkid - Eledumare Danny S - Omo Lile Asake - Uhh Yeahh Pa Salieu ft ODUMODUBLVCK - Big Smile GOE ft Slimcase - Why Zakiru - Kaula Shehu Isah Rema - Ozeba Olamide - Idan buruku Fola ft Bella Shmurda - Who does that ? Wizka - Jerimoyah Fola ft Bnxn - Alone Remix Ivana - Casablanca Saki NFG ft Tml Vibez - Lock up Muyeez ft Seyi Vibez - Instagram Tiblaze - Mario ⚠️DISCLAIMER: SOME OF THE TRACKS CONTAINED IN THIS MIX DOES NOT BELONG TO DJ SELEX AKA SELEX OYA NA OR KRW AND AS SUCH ALL CREDITS ARE GIVEN TO THE ARTISTS, RECORD LABELS AND THEIR RESPECTIVE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS! -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

海外で全編、日本語で上演される舞台など、技術がコミュニケーションを変えている。しかし時差を埋める技術はまだなさそう04:02 日本人のパスポート所有率が2割以下に05:10 エンタメを体験しに行く目的での旅行が多様化して、増えている07:08 「千と千尋の神隠し」舞台をロンドンで上演（全編オリジナル言語の日本語で）08:47 観客の反応、賞賛の拍手がすごかった10:56 言葉でなく、ノンバーバルで記憶に残るものもたくさんある11:31 ARグラスを使って空間に字幕表示して能楽を見たときの分かりやすさ12:42 演者を認識してその位置に吹き出し的に字幕がでるシンプルなARがほしい13:42 字幕やテロップのお約束17:26 カラオケ店の受付においてあるポケトーク18:22 今話していることを文字起こしして、翻訳してくれるFeloアプリがなかなかすごい20:12 自分が伝えたいことをChatGPTでニュアンスも含めて英語に修正してもらうといい勉強になる23:54 田中敦子さんの逝去と、キャラクターと声の結びつき25:12 敦子さんの声と演技を学習して、次の作品でAIが声を担当したら…？どう？31:49 地理的に離れていてもリアルタイムコミュニケーションできるが、どうしても技術が埋められないのは時差エピソード内で取り上げた情報へのリンク： 日本人のパスポート保有率、23年は横ばいの17％ 千と千尋の神隠し（ロンドン公演） ポケトーク Felo瞬訳テック業界で働く3人が、テクノロジーとクリエイティブに関するトピックを、視点を行き交わしながら語り合います。及川卓也 @takoratta プロダクトマネジメントとプロダクト開発組織づくりの専門家 自己紹介エピソード ep1, ep2関信浩 @NobuhiroSeki アメリカ・ニューヨークでスタートアップ投資を行う、何でも屋 自己紹介エピソード ep52上野美香 @mikamika59 マーケティング・プロダクトマネジメントを手掛けるフリーランス 自己紹介エピソード ep53Official X: @x_crossing_ https://x-crossing.com

Lace Cadence – the host of KEXP's Afrobeat show, The Continent – shares two tracks covering the spectrum of African house music, from a classic-style jam to Amapiano. (Plus, throws a curveball in the middle, with a nod to his ‘90s Seattle roots!)  And speaking of “‘90s Seattle,” KEXP Music Director Chris Sanley shares the latest single from local trio Black Ends, who bring their own style of grunge they call “gunk pop.” Gaba Cannal and Zaba - “Emthandayo (featuring Sykes)”   Drain - “Run Your Luck" Felo Le Tee, Scotts Maphuma, and Thabza Tee - “Yebo Lapho (Gogo)” Fela Kuti and Africa ‘70 - “Water No Get Enemy” Black Ends - “Bent” Listen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones 2024" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube. Listen to Lace Cadence on "The Continent" every Friday from 7-10pm PT, or anytime on the 2-week archive, at KEXP.org or the KEXP App. Hosted and produced by: Janice Headley and Isabel KhaliliMixed by: Emily FoxMastered by: William MyersEditorial Director: Larry Mizell Jr. Our theme music is “好吗 (Hao Ma)” by Chinese American Bear Support the podcast: kexp.org/headphonesContact us at headphones@kexp.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ES IST 1997 UND DIE WELT IST SO DUMM WIE NOCH NIE… Außerirdische haben eine Dummheitsmaschine gebaut, die langsam jedermanns Intelligenzquotienten erniedrigt. Am schlimmsten ist aber, daß die einzige Person, die die Aliens stoppen kann, der Boulevard-Reporter Zak McKracken ist, der sich für seine Zeitung die tollsten Geschichten über vegetarische Vampire und fleischfressenden Blumenkohl ausdenkt. SIE HABEN DIE TELEFONGESELLSCHAFT ÜBERNOMMEN… Das klingt genau wie noch so eine von Zaks verrückten Geschichten. Aber während ihm das sowieso niemand abnimmt, findet er unterhalb seines San Franciscoer Apartments eingesperrt die Podcaster Simon & Sebastian, die ursprünglich mit ihrem umgebauten VW-Bulli zum Mars fliegen wollten. "Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders" von David Fox und 1988 ist das zweite klassische Lucasfilm-Grafikadventure, das die SCUMM-Engine verwendet, und es jettet nicht bloß einmal um die ganze Welt, sondern sogar ins Weltall – und beinhaltet mehr Paranormales und New-Age-Mystizismus, als Shirley MacLaine in einen sechsstündigen Fernsehfilm packen könnte. Mit dieser Folge setzt die Rückspultaste nicht nur die Lucasfilm-Games-Werkschau fort, die sich bisher "Maniac Mansion" und "The Secret of Monkey Island™" vorknöpfte – es wird auch ein Schlußakkord gespielt für unsere diesjährige Trilogie, die sich mit Religion und Esoterik befaßt. Bis bald! PS: Wir danken allen Cameos, die den Hörspiel-Part dieser Folge bereichert haben – vor allem "unserem Zak" Michael, der unsere bisherigen Lucasfilm-Folgen mit seiner Pixelkunst veredelte. Drei der Stimmen haben eigene Podcasts – ihr hört Britt-Marie beim Frankfurter Kranz, den American Cyborg Terminator bei den Männern, die auf Videos starren, und Felo im Sumpf. Und die wunderbare Flamenco-Version vom Zak-McKracken-Titelsong könnt ihr euch hier reinziehen.

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Felo hat gerade ein sehr harmonisches Familientreffen erlebt und nimmt das zum Anlass, über die M*A*S*H-Episode "The Party / Ein gigantisches Fest" zu reden, in der die Bewohner des 4077sten ihre verstreuten Lieben in der fernen Heimat zu einer großen Familienfeier zusammen trommeln wollen.

Link zur Amazon-Wunschliste: https://www.amazon.de/hz/wishlist/ls/2CLFFY7314MU7?ref_=wl_share In der heutigen Episode sprach ich mit Felo über den Film: "Alice im Wunderland" aus dem Jahr 1951. Podcast-Sammlung von Felo: ⁠⁠Data sein Hals⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Der Sumpf⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Die Nabel Show⁠⁠ Für eine Kontaktaufnahme in Zukunft bitte die folgende E-Mail Adresse benutzen: retrocast[at]web.de Für Neuigkeiten folgt mir auf Twitter(X) und Instagram Retrocast bei Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/retrocast_de⁠⁠⁠ Kai bei Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/rhemsey82/⁠⁠ Intro: Großer Dank an Santiago Ziesmer für das großartige Intro und an den lieben Todde für die Organisation!

Hurra, die hundertste Sendung wird gefeiert! Für die einen sind es sieben Fortsetzungen beliebter Folgen – für die anderen ist es die längste Rückspultaste der Welt. (Außerdem treffen sich Jan & Sebastian am Gelben und fahren Riesenrad.) In Folge 26 gingen wir auf Rundgänge durch unsere Kindheitsviertel – nun folgt die Retro-Lüdenscheid-Stadtrundfahrt mit Gerrit. In Folge 24 waren wir im Kino – jetzt erinnern sich Simon & Sebastian genauer an ihr Coming of Age im Lichtspielsaal. In Folge 51 ließen wir die Hörspiele unserer Kindheit Revue passieren – doch Thorsten & Sebastian produzierten 1991 ein eigenes. Im Vierteiler mit der Nummer 42 flogen wir zum Mond – dorthin kehren Felo & Sebastian mit Richard Linklaters Film "Apollo 10 ½: A Space Age Childhood" zurück. In Folge 49 betrauerten wir die Schließung von Lüdenscheids ältestem italienischen Restaurant – doch seit 2023 ist Marcello da und macht mit seiner Pizza das Rückspul-Team endlich wieder froh. In Folge 88 brachten wir analoge Tontechnik und hohe Bauwerke in freier Natur zusammen – das versuchen Christian & Sebastian erneut. In Folge 17 betrieben wir Konsum-Archäologie – diesmal besuchen Fabian, Jan & Sebastian eine weitere Ruine, so lange sie noch steht. Ein großes Dankeschön an alle Hörerinnen & Hörer, die der Taste schon seit über acht Jahren die Treue halten! PS: Aufgrund der Länge dieser Sendung funktionieren Kapitelmarken leider nicht – wir bitten um Verständnis.

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Ponemos la atención en nuestra historia y cultura. El pasado 4 de abril, coincidiendo con su cumpleaños y con los 35 años de su fallecimiento, el Teatro Cuyás fue el lugar escogido para un merecido homenaje a Felo Monzón GrauBassas, uno de los artistas más relevantes del panorama cultural canario del siglo xx y representante de la estética indigenista de la Escuela Luján Pérez, de la que fue alumno y director. Hoy entrevistamos a su nieto Felo Monzón Benítez, licenciado en Bellas Artes, artista plástico y miembro del grupo de arte urbano CNFSN+

In der heutigen Episode sprach ich mit Felo über die Anime-Serie: "Heidi" aus dem Jahr 1974. Podcast-Sammlung von Felo: ⁠Data sein Hals⁠ ⁠Der Sumpf⁠ ⁠Die Nabel Show⁠ Für eine Kontaktaufnahme in Zukunft bitte die folgende E-Mail Adresse benutzen: retrocast[at]web.de Für Neuigkeiten folgt mir auf Twitter(X) und Instagram Retrocast bei Twitter: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/retrocast_de⁠⁠ Kai bei Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/rhemsey82/⁠ Intro: Großer Dank an Santiago Ziesmer für das großartige Intro und an den lieben Todde für die Organisation!

Gregor, ein bekennender Synchron-Fassung-Kucker und Felo ein überzeugter O-Ton-Harthöriger, unterhalten sich heute ein bisschen über das weite Feld der Synchron-Sprecherei (und anderer Sprechereien), ausgelöst durch die verblüffende Erkenntnis, dass sich zwei ihnen liebe und teure Charaktere, B.J. Hunnicutt aus M*A*S*H und Benjamin Sisko aus Deep Space Nine dieselbe Stimme teilen.

La llamada Era de los Conjuntos fue, dentro de la música cubana, la plataforma ideal para muchos cantantes. Entre ellos, Felo Martínez fue uno de los más valiosos. Debutó con un trío cantando tangos, pero en 1950 entró al Conjunto de Luis Santí, donde cantó boleros, sones y guarachas. El propio Felo dejó testimonio de su encuentro con Benny Moré, a propósito de un bolero. Este episodio se completa con el Calendario Musical de Cuba, donde se recuerda al pianista Everardo Ordaz, la vocalista Dominica Verges y a Silvestre Méndez, de quien Orlando Guerra "Cascarita" interpreta, en toma radial, una de sus guarachas.Support the show

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Una versión a dos pianos de "Cachita", la célebre rumba que compuso durante su estancia cubana, finalizando los años 30, el destacado compositor boricua Rafael Hernández nos permite comenzar repasando algo del repertorio que grabaron para la etiqueta Montilla, de mediados de los años 50: Juan Bruno Tarraza y Felo Bergaza. La cantante mexicana Toña la Negra nos recordaba el clásico de Juan Bruno Tarraza: "Alma libre". Le sigue Olga Guillot junto al Cuarteto "Los Ruffino" y el piano de Felo Bergaza en un tema de su autoría: "Si tú me lo dijeras". Ya fuese completando el exitoso dúo de pianos con el que se presentaron en Cuba y buena parte de los escenarios del mundo, Juan Bruno y Felo, desarrollaron por separado exitosos proyectos. "Mambolero", producción de la Columbia mexicana nos devolvió a Juan Bruno Tarraza y su orquesta de Mambos. En la frontera de los años 50 a los 60 el argentino Luis Aguilé, precedido por sus grabaciones para la etiqueta Odeon, a la par de conquistar un público netamente adolescente, encontró en Cuba una fenomenal plaza artística que impulsó su carrera en toda el área latina. Aparte de la mega influencia de ídolos norteamericanos como Elvis, Paul Anka o Neil Sedaka, también por esas fechas las grabaciones de "Los Cinco Latinos" y las del mexicano Manolo Muñoz fueron conformando un sedimento estético y sonoro donde estrellas nacientes como Luisito Bravo inevitablemente se reflejaron. Hacia 1961, en pleno auge el formato de los combos, las grabaciones de Luisito Bravo con los arreglos y acompañamientos del imprescindible Eddy Gaytán, producidas por la etiqueta independiente Velvet, esbozaban la categoría del pop rock cubano en los discos abriendo un camino que muy pronto siguieron otros exponentes. Los abuelos del pop rock cubano de esos tiempos, identificados invariablemente por una lírica ingenua y sencilla, dirigida a un público adolescente donde la temática romántica primaba por sobre todas las cosas, se apoyaron en estilos como el twist, el wawá, el gogó, el yeyé y el shake. El sistema de difusión estatalizado potenció, durante la segunda mitad de los sesenta, a través de puntuales espacios radiales y televisivos, así como en diversos eventos como los festivales de la canción de la playa de Varadero, la prohibición de las más prominentes bandas de lengua inglesa, dando prioridad en sus programaciones a sus equivalentes en iberoamérica. Esta circunstancia incidió lógicamente en la manera en que los poperos cubanos asumieron por aquellos años dicha corriente. Luisito Bravo, Lita del Real, Raul Gómez con Los Bucaneros, Danny Puga, Luisa María Güell y Lourdes Gil acompañan este segmento del programa. Con "Los Bucaneros" y "La Soga" despedimos este segmento. Últimos vestigios del legendario bufo cubano en las producciones discográficas independientes de los años 50. Desde las primeras décadas del siglo XX destacaron en los catálogos de etiquetas norteamericanas como Víctor, Columbia, Brunswick, Emerson, entre otras, los cantos, ocurrencias y situaciones escritos para los diferentes personajes del legendario teatro criollo. En el mismísimo centro de los 50, cuando la industria del disco independiente en la isla alcanzaba su máximo esplendor, Jesús Gorís produjo con su etiqueta "Puchito" a los veteranos Alicia Rico y el viejito Bringuier. Les acompañó la jazz band "Riverside" con su cantante estrella Tito Gómez. En el mismo catálogo, con pocos años de diferencia, tuvieron amplio desenvolvimiento: Leopoldo Fernández y Aníbal del Mar. Consagrados, dentro y fuera de Cuba, gracias a infinidad de presentaciones en radio, cine y televisión, sus miticos personajes de "Pototo y Filomeno", o "Tres Patines y el tremendo Juez" de "La Tremenda Corte", fueron más que bien recibidos junto a la veterana "Melodías del 40" del maestro Regino Frontela Fraga.

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1 (1s): Good morning Harvest Church. Let's stand and praise and worship the Lord Jesus this morning together. Amen. I have been saved by the grace of God. Amen. I been raised to a loyal sing. 1 (42s): Jesus, Jesus, 0 (52s): Love you. 1 (1m 1s): She's i a in the, you won't. 1 (2m 28s): That's who that is. The 0 (3m 14s): You She. 1 (4m 24s): There's, that's the power name. Just giant strongholds. And there is, that's the, 0 (5m 24s): There's 1 (5m 25s): A hope. There's a hope that courage, the c expectation giants fall. 1 (6m 6s): That's, 0 (6m 10s): It's, 1 (6m 40s): I see you taking ground. I see you press hand. Your power is dangerous. The enemies can. Yeah. You still do miracle. You'll do what you, you've always sing it. Your kingdom, 0 (7m 19s): You still do 1 (7m 21s): Miracles. 0 (7m 22s): You'll do what you, 1 (8m 49s): How could I 2 (8m 57s): Sing this out? Sing. And you never with your hands, don't you get lift soul, You lie inside. 2 (11m 34s): Praise the sing it 0 (11m 41s): On. 2 (11m 43s): Don't you get, 0 (11m 48s): You 2 (11m 48s): Gotta 1 (12m 31s): Raise you again and again. All that I have is and knows I'm set for singing. 2 (15m 30s): You 0 (15m 31s): Are my. 2 (16m 54s): Yeah. Let's declare that together. 0 (18m 50s): I 3 (19m 20s): Amen. Amen. Let's pray. Lord, we thank you that perfect love, cast at all fear, Lord. And because your presence is here this morning, Lord, we pray in the name of Jesus, you'd cast at all fear. Fear does not belong in this place. Lord. Lord, your perfect love would just envelop us, Lord God, 0 (19m 42s): That 3 (19m 42s): We be, we just feel a tangible presence of your love this morning, and that we would then after this service to be able to go out and share your love with the world. Lord, we invite you here. In Jesus name you pray. Amen. You can take a seat. Well, good morning, Church is so good to see you. My name's Jeremy. I'm the youth and family pastor. And on Sundays I also double as a parking lot attendant. So I'm sorry if I'm the first face that you see in the morning, you know, chasing away from parking spots. Be gracious with us and with our neighbors, they've, they've kind of requested a few of their, their spots on a Sunday morning. So if you're looking for different places to park and that parking lot's full, we have a bunch of spots over here, right behind Clawdy Parts Pizza. 3 (20m 30s): And you just get a free voucher that'll let you outta the gate for free. There's some across the street, if you have family, the great spot to park is over by the kids minutes back there. So there's a lot of spots. Park right behind our church on the freshly re paved spot. And then in, in, right in front of Anderson Burs. Those are all available to you, but they get filled up fast, especially if, if you're a little on the later side. So just, just putting that out there. And a few announcements for you this morning is next week is a really exciting week in the life of our church. We're having child dedication. It's, it's a way that our church is growing. And so next week so far, we have five children being dedicated. 3 (21m 10s): And what that is, is it's not, we're not baptizing them. We're not sprinkling them. We don't believe in infant baptism here at Harvest Church, but we do want to dedicate these children. And it's, it's less to do with the child as, as it is with the parents and the, the family and the community. So we pray over these children, over the, over the families that the families will just raise these children up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. So that's gonna be next week. If you haven't yet sent me an email to have your child dedicated that day, then just do that and join the, the, the fun. And then another way that we can love our community is next week for Halloween, we're gonna be opening up. We're gonna take all the cheers out of the sanctuary and we're gonna be opening up and having a number of game booths. 3 (21m 54s): And we're gonna be inviting the community into the, into the sanctuary and have them have some fun at some different booths. Now, some of the children that are gonna come will have never stepped foot in a church. And some of the parents will maybe never have set foot in the church. So it's a way of opening up our sanctuary, letting them see that it's not strange in here. It's a really cool building and inviting them in to to, to have a little love and to be loved on, and maybe hopefully invite them back to church and join our community. So it's gonna be a great, great time to serve. We do need people to help out with volunteers. So it's, it's an afternoon Halloween. It's, it's a Monday, I believe. So sign up back at Info Center. 3 (22m 36s): It's a great place to do that. And then thirdly, I don't know if many of you remember, but Dust and Chelsea, they served here at, at Harvest Church for a long time. And I think I might have a picture there We are, Dustin and Chelsea. And they were just great volunteers around here. They, they, Chelsea helped out with the kids' ministry. They both helped out with the youth. And earlier in this year, back in May and May 1st they felt the calling to move to Florida we're like, Okay, you go. So we prayed them out for our youth group. I know we, we, we, we just prayed for them as they went for our staff team as well. They went out to Florida, they got hooked up with a church there and started volunteering right away. 3 (23m 18s): And they happened to move to Fort Myers, Florida. And so that was May 1st. They, they were there for not very long, got really involved with their church. And then September 1st they felt like, Man, Fort Myers not, may not be our place. They were right on the coast. So September 1st, they got a new place in Naples. And so the end of the month, as many of you remember, and, and some of it's, this is kind kind of in the rear view mirror, but Hurricane Ian came through and, and, and wiped out Fort Myers, Florida where they were living now, Dustin and Chelsea won, say they're doing great. God protect 'em. God put them in this little bubble right there in Naples. 3 (23m 60s): They're a little bit inland. And so they said the only damage they had on their, the house that they're renting is tornado damage. Like who would've thought, you know, a hurricane of flight comes to and they had a little hurricane or a little tornado, They never lost power, They didn't lose water. But they're, they know a lot of friends and a lot of people in their community that are hurting. And so we want to partner with Hope City Church and that's the church that they're volunteering at that they're involved in. Hope City Church has a video about how we can help partner and help love on our brothers sisters in Christ in Florida. So can we roll that video? 3 (26m 15s): So a number of years ago with my old church, we, a year after Hurricane Katrina, we got to go and help out rebuild homes and, and, and get involved in the life of people that had been just demolished by that hurricane back then. So I, speaking with people being in their homes even a year after the fact, the the damage is lasting. So this joining with Hope City Church is just a great way to partner with our brothers and sisters in Christ that are hurting there. You can go back to the info center to find out more about how you can donate or you can give to help that church and their, as they're going out to reach people for the gospel in a tangible way. So just a great way to get involved in that way. So right now we're gonna have a time of meet and greet. 3 (26m 55s): So say hi to someone that's around you and yeah, God bless you guys 5 (27m 5s): Life and in your love and kindness raise me up with Christ and made me righteous. 0 (27m 16s): You have of remain love, 5 (27m 26s): Love 0 (27m 33s): Save, love 5 (27m 37s): You that broke the you soul. When I am ho if ever I forget my true identity, show me who I am in. Help me believe you 0 (28m 6s): Have grand chance of your amazing and love 5 (28m 16s): Made. Love 0 (28m 46s): My 5 (28m 46s): Sadness being 0 (28m 47s): Raised. 5 (28m 51s): I'll never be 0 (28m 52s): The same You 5 (28m 58s): Back. Love made love with love by your Grace House. Save 0 (29m 13s): You have love 5 (29m 23s): Made. Love with. 6 (29m 58s): Morning. Good morning. Good morning. Welcome. I love that video. The opportunity for us to partner with my microphone is on fire. It is. Okay, good. So I wonder, in the spirit of generosity, I wonder if in just a way to love people who've been impacted by Ian, the hurricane there, I wonder if there's a way for us to set a goal. 6 (30m 49s): I wonder if we should set a goal, you guys game for a, like a financial goal that we can bless that part of the world with. I mean I think we need goals, right? I think it's important for us to, to love our community and our world with the life changing message of Jesus Christ. And, and so what do you think? Do you think we could raise $25,000 to send off? Is that possible? Do you think? Okay, if if I just occurred to me, I we didn't have, I haven't had any conversation with anybody about this until now. So is it unrealistic to do $50,000? 6 (31m 31s): No. No. Who said no? Who said 50,000? Everybody 7 (31m 39s): Gave a hundred. 6 (31m 41s): Oh, okay. So if everybody gave hundred bucks. So I think we, we put a ton of money into this building and renovations and we are always putting in money into our facilities and our community and that sort of thing. But how cool would it be to, I mean, can we do, I mean if we all pitched in a hundred bucks, both, you know, all the people in our church, every family. I mean, I think, I think we could do that. How many families do we have at Harvest Church? You think so? Yeah. Per family. 6 (32m 22s): Per family. Okay. So let's try to do that 50 grand, right? I mean it's, I think it's, I think it's doable. I'll pitch in a couple hundred bucks and you'd, so, I mean I'm just, this is just kind of coming right now. Thanks. I'm not gonna put you on the spot cuz I don't want you to feel like you gotta raise your hand. But who's got real faith for this kind of thing? Josh, You got some faith for it? Josh, come on up and pray for us. Can we get a microphone and I think, yeah, come on up. 6 (33m 3s): And this is Josh Erman. He's gonna pray that the Lord would just open up the windows with heaven through us so that we could send them off a blessing. And I don't know what $50,000 will do in the scheme of things, but I think more important than the $50,000 I think is just the, the, the church coming together. Amen. And us you know, us thinking outside of our own 8 (33m 26s): Little, just realizing one, that the fact that we can gather together here free, we can gather together with warm water and, and Lord and sends money through tough times. Their faith is challenged. We at work, Thank you so much. Our church can be there in present giving hugs and encouragement. And may we as a church just brighten their light of faith, funnel money over to that church and seeing your kingdom grow. Lord God, I pray that each person here, their face would be, their faith would be increased with the opportunity to serve. 8 (34m 12s): Maybe not everyone here has the, the ability or time to, to fly over and be there and be directly your hands and feet, but through just modern technology and the, the ability to send our finances over Lord may, may that be multiplied. Yes. May the the the money that we we send have so much more of an impact than it would be with what we were to do in our own neighborhoods. Lord, I pray for encouragement. I pray that there would be excitement and that this would be an opportunity for us as a body here locally to, to grow and to, to get that fellowship where all of us can contribute and serve together in a unique way outside of the, the traditional ways of helping Lord Godda, may you be glorified in our time together in Steve's message. 8 (35m 2s): And I just am encouraged in his spontaneity and challenging us. I mean we all rise to that and make you proud. Your name I pray. Amen. 6 (35m 13s): Amen. Thank you brother. Appreciate it very much. Yeah, the back. So I, I just, I don't know about you guys, but are you about looking at Shelly because we were ask the Lord what would do and then the 9 (35m 54s): Pray 6 (35m 59s): Again. And so then their faith was, I think sometimes we make commitment. We've heard from Lord about this 50,000. But I just think that, that God's honored when we're generous with the resources that he's blessed us with, helping those who will never pay us back, they'll will never even know who they are, this side of heaven. But imagine the other side. When we are in the presence of the saints and the presence of the living God, and we meet people who've we've helped, we didn't even realize we, we, they're gonna come up to us somehow we're gonna know and there's gonna be a connection there. 6 (36m 45s): So think there's something eternally minded, connected to a drive like this. A a desire to help people. So do whatever you feel like you want to do. Just make out your check or do whatever and just put in what, what should we put Ian? Or hurricane or hurricane? Hurricane Relief. How's that sound? Good? Okay. Sounds good. Sounds good. Thanks for that. How many, you're gonna jump in a little bit. I gotta get you a little bit of a commitment, right? I'm not asking you to jump in with how much, but if you've got money or even if you don't have, I think sacrificially giving, I think it's just the way we're talking about love today. So this is a great example. We're really, I mean this is like the rubber meets the road kind of way to love people who will never be able to love us back. 6 (37m 30s): This side effect, we'll never get, like, you know, it's not like you're helping your neighbor across the street who will someday maybe help you back, right? Like, hey, here's, you know, some help. We'll never get it back. Never, ever. I think that's the most beautiful way to give to sacrificially. Give unselfishly. So anyway, we'll be receiving those gifts over these next couple weeks. It'd be great if we could get it done in a week. You think we can get it done in a week? You think we can get it done in a week? It'd be really good. This has nothing to do with church except for we get to help. So I'm not, you know, we're just gonna see what we can do. See what the Lord will do. 6 (38m 12s): Yes. If you need to borrow 200, yes, that's fine. I don't know who's gonna give it to you, but yeah, somebody will loan it to you. Who's got 200 bucks for Keith over there? Hey, thank you so much for honoring us. The pastors last week at Pastor Appreciation week. We, Jeremy and I are the only two pastors right now. Well up to that, up to last week. And now Curtis is on the team. So yeah, we wanna, we're so thankful. Just want to, if you weren't here last week, we, where did he go? He disappeared. He, he went out anyway, so we ordained my son Curtis, who has been serving in the church initially as a volunteer, then slightly paid staff and then just kind of grew in his role and his graduate. 6 (38m 58s): So we've, you know, besides the graduate studies, besides all of the most important stuff is what we've just seen in Curtis's life. The way in which he's grown. His character, his love for people, his love for the ministry. So we're just so grateful. And so, hey, so Jeremy talked about if you get here late park across the street, I got here late this morning, so I was, I parked across the street and so the way you get a free way out of there is you go back to the info center and get a parking pass. What's it called? Validation. There we go. So there's lots of parking around here actually. There's lots and lots of parking around here. So it's just literally like right across the street. 6 (39m 39s): So at the Century 21 parking lot there. All right, so we're, I, I got 17, so how can I be down to 17 minutes? Alright, I gotta be 17 cause I spent a lot of time doing other stuff here, but I'm gonna try to wrap this up here in 17 minutes. Our core values we're committed to the lordship of Jesus Christ. Confident in the word of God. Created. Oh, good, good. And called to love all people. There we go. There we go. We'll be in First John four, seven through 21 today. So these core values that we've been talking about, these are kind of the wheels that we roll forward on. And if one of those wheels is slightly flat, I got a flat tire recently. I don't believe in karma. 6 (40m 19s): You know why? Okay, thanks for asking. Because everywhere I go, like when I'm walking or running, if I see a nail, I will pick it up. In fact, I intentionally look for nails because I, it's a bummer to pick up a nail in your tire. So karma would say that because I pick up nails, I will never get a nail in my tire. I get nails in my tires all the time. Karma doesn't work. But I still, anyway, so I, I'm noticing my tire is, is low. And then the next morning I wake up and my tire is just dead, just dead flat. And so it, like, I aired it up and it, it goes flat within like 30 minutes. 6 (40m 59s): And so, so the idea is that you gotta keep some air on those tires and those are the tires that you roll forward on and you get better traction, you get better, all kind. You just, you're able to do what you're meant to do. So we're gonna be talk, we're, this is the last study this week or the last sermon on the core values called to love all people. And so we're talking about the love of God. I love, I love talking about the love of God because I know, we know, we know if you've been a Christian for any amount of time, you know that it's the love of God that keeps us, that draws us, that calls us in Jesus name. A friend of ours who's passed now, Cheryl Hancock was a missionary in Israel for decade couple, I don't know, 20 years or so. And I would, I, Ron d and I went over there to visit her a couple times and, and just did some ministry with her. 6 (41m 46s): And I asked her, what makes your ministry so effective? I mean, why, why are Muslims and, and Jews, why are they giving their lives to ge? I mean, why, why are they converting to Christianity? Says, she said, it's because of the love of God. It's foreign to them. And when they experience the love of Christ through Christians, they're just, they're excited about that. They, they get excited about that. So I I love talking about the love of God. It's important, it's crucial. It's, it's the identifier for us as believers in the Lord Jesus Christ. We are known the world will, will know that we're disciples of God because of our love, one for another. 6 (42m 28s): So I first wrote this, we first as a staff leadership team and elders, we got together, I think back in 2014 and wrote out these core values. And we, we said, Hey, what identifies us? Not what do we hope to be? What do we or what what we're striving to be, but who, what who are we really today, right now? And, and so we identify these core values and we just know that we're, we're called to these things and that God has given us purpose as we live out these core values and we're hopefully gonna be impactful as we live out. These core values we're called, literally called. So it's, it's not just like something we should do, but it's actually a calling upon our lives as believers in the Lord Jesus Christ. 6 (43m 12s): If you are in Christ, then you are called to love all people. When Jesus walked the shores of the Sea of Galilee, he called his disciples one by one, just like he called you. When you came into the faith as a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, he called them, He calls us to a new life, a new way of thinking, a new way of living, a new way of being. It's like we're born again. And that's what the Bible says to we're actually like born again. John three, three we're born again. It's your new way of living and thinking and being. We're called. We're called. And the core values don't say we, we should love all people while we, while we should love all people, but we are actually called, It's, it's, it's not just a, a should an assignment, but it's actually part of our DNA as believers. 6 (43m 60s): It's actually part of our spiritual makeup. So it's not something that we do outwardly necessarily. It is outwardly, but it's, it's birthed out of the core of who God has called his people to be. As believers we're called, we are called to love all people. Why? Because we're new believers in Jesus Christ. So, so God has called us to do wonderful and supernatural. He's put it within our DNA to do this. A visitor to one of Henry Ford's auto plants met Ford after a tour of the factory. The visitor was in awe of what he had seen. 6 (44m 42s): And he said, it seems impossible. The visitor told Ford, it seems impossible that a man who started with nothing could accomplish all of this. You say that I started with nothing. Ford replied, But you are wrong. I started with all that I needed. He Ford had an understanding about who he was. He had a God given ability to envision and then accomplish something most don't even consider. So because of our new birth in Christ, we have everything that we need to do what God has called us to do because the spirit of God has filled us, taken up resident in our lives. 6 (45m 27s): We actually have, by the grace of God and the power of God, the spirit of God, we have the ability, the strength, and the grace to do what he's called us to do. And so we have within us, by God's grace, because of his filling, because of our adoption, because of our new life in Jesus, we have the capacity to love all people. Do you? Is that, do you, do you believe that? Yes. Okay, good, good, good. We talked about this first last week in Jesus, two 10. For we are God's handy work created in Christ Jesus to do good works. And so if we're doing all kinds of works, but it's not out of the love of God, we're just a noisy going and a clingy symbol. 6 (46m 14s): But if we're doing all kinds of busy things, but we're not actually loving, we're created to do great works with the heart of love, with the, and part of those great works is obviously love for we are God's handiwork created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. So let's jump into our main sex this morning. First John four, seven versus seven through 21 says to your friends, Let us continue to love one another. So John the apostle is writing to the church, He's writing to believers and he's challenging them. And he is challenging us, challenging us to continue to love because it's hard to love. 6 (46m 56s): And sometimes we don't wanna love and sometimes we give up on people because we just, they're just too hard to love. But John is saying, Hey, brothers, sisters, family of God, dear friends, let us continue to love one another. For love comes from God. And anyone who loves is a child of God and knows God for love comes from God. Anyone who loves God as a child of God. So he's telling us, reminding us of our responsibility and really the privilege, it's a privilege to love people. It's a, it's a privilege because what we get to do in loving the unlovely people in our lives, it's easy to love people who love us back is really hard to love people who don't like us at all. 6 (47m 47s): Right? But the privilege is we get to be the hands and feet of Jesus. We get to be Jesus with skin on. And that we get to love people who don't love us back. And we get to confound them by God's grace and his love and do what the world doesn't do and choose to love in the face of hatred. And when, when somebody hates you and despises you, we, we get a chance to, I say this all the time, everything that God requires of us requires his power, his supernatural grace at work in our lives. And so there's people in your life that you're like, I can't love that person. You don't have to like everybody, right? 6 (48m 28s): You don't have to agree with everybody, but you gotta, you gotta love them. And and that maybe just means that, Hey, I'm not gonna hold a bitterness darkness in my heart toward this person. I don't agree with them, I don't like them, but I'm gonna pray that God, you know, God would bless them and help them and speak to them. Doesn't mean we have to hang out with everybody cuz we're not gonna do that. There's just some people who great on us, right? Anybody else have people and we all do. Right? Okay, good. And so, but the important thing is that we would express the love of God to them and that we're gracious by God's grace. 6 (49m 10s): I, a couple weeks ago I was in the back here and it was Sunday morning and this couple had come through the parking lot. And this person, one person in the in particular was just really harsh a number of years ago. And I was surprised at my reaction to them. I was like, Hey, are you guys coming to church? I was like, where's this coming from? You know, like afterward? And they said, Oh no, we've already been to church. We're just coming for lunch. I said, Hey, I, I love you. And they were like, Oh, thanks. And afterwards I thought, where did that come from? It wasn't like contrived. I, I didn't like think about it. 6 (49m 51s): It just came out. I just decided to love them. It doesn't matter what they've done. And I probably might have to decide that again. If something else happens or if I see them in I'm in a bad mood or something, I might have to decide I gotta love them, right? Right. We got to love. So the John is right. He's telling us, reminding us of our responsibility and privilege to love others. John reminds the church that love actually originates with God and we demonstrate that we belong to God. When we love like God, when we love like God, we actually demonstrate that we belong to him. 6 (50m 32s): So the result or the result of a true confession of faith is the indepth dwelling spirit of God that enables us to love. So this verse is saying that the ability to love the way God calls us to love can only happen when his abi, when his abiding presence is with us. So everything that God asks us to do, that when you serve, give, do whatever. It's all a result of the grace, the abiding presence of the living God within us versus anyone who loves as God calls us to love. Anyone who loves is a child of God and knows God. So we can't love like the world loves cuz the world's love is very conditional. 6 (51m 14s): Like if you do A, B, and C, I will love you. If you do 1, 2, 3, I will love you. That's not the kind of love that God has called us to love each other with. And it's not the kind of love that God loves us with. He actually loves us with this unconditional love God. I got called Agape. It's this unconditional love and it's a love that we actually can't earn and a love that we can't keep by our own actions. We, we never, we can never earn the kind of love, the unconditional love that God gives to us. And it's interesting that he gives us that love so that we can experience it so that we can choose by God's grace to love others. 6 (51m 57s): Anyone who loves is a child of God and knows God, but anyone who does not love does not know God. For God is love. Wow. Interesting. Anyone who does not love anyone who does not love does not know God for God is love. So maybe your challenge this morning about how to love, who to love, why to love if there's a certain person in your life that you need to forgive, maybe that person is already passed and you're struggling to forgive what happened, You're struggling and it's just wearing you out, right? 6 (52m 38s): I mean, it's just like thrashing you internally because you're going over the pain, you're rehearsing the incident, you're going over in your life, what has happened and it's just wearing you out. Say, you might have to say, God, I, I wanna forgive that person. I want to, Well I can't express love in the, in the sense, but I can, I can release this person and allow the true, We can't have love and unforgiveness and bitterness in our heart. They, they, they cannot share the same space. And so we will not be able to love until we let go of bitterness, unforgiveness, resentment. We will not be able to do that. So maybe you're struggling. How do I love? Begin with just letting go of things that are taking up space in your heart. 6 (53m 22s): Let let that stuff go. Then you'll find that there's of room and plenty of capacity to love the way that God has called you to love. What does love look like? Jesus said in Matthew 5 43 through 48, You have heard the love that says, love your neighbor and hate your enemy. But I say love your enemies. Pray for those who persecute you. Love your enemies. Love your enemies. Did did Jesus have any experience in this? Maybe, right? I mean of course he did. Right? 6 (54m 3s): So he's not just speak, it's not just hypothetical, right? In Jesus' life. It's not just, oh, this is a good idea. I think I'll share it with my followers. This is who he is. Verse 45. In that way, you will be acting as true children of your father in heaven. For he gives his sunlight to both the evil and the good. And he sends rain on the just and the unjust alike. If you love only those who love you, what reward is there for that? Even corrupts tax collectors do that much. If you are kind only to your friends, how are you different from anyone else? Even pagans do that. But you are to be perfect. 6 (54m 43s): And that word means mature even as your father in heaven is perfect. So we need to allow our lives to mature in this area, to be, to grow in perfection in this area. We're called to love. We're called to love. Number one, as God's people, we cannot get away from this call, this call to love. And there's nobody outside of, outside of that call. We, we, we have to love all people. Again, the the action of love is distinctive to us as believers. 6 (55m 25s): It distinguishes us from all other people in the world. Our ability to love it distinguishes us. And if we don't have that distinguishing characteristic in our lives, it's probably a demonstration that God needs to do some, He needs to do some heart surgery on us. Love is part of the evidence that a person is actually born. Again, the ESV footnote remarks, the person who lacks love shows himself to be unchanged at the core of his being by the gospel message. 6 (56m 10s): John is not saying that God is only love, he has numerous other attributes, nor that love is God a statement for which there is no scriptural support. God is love means that God continually gives of himself to others and seeks their benefit. Whew, that's a strong statement. Let me read it again. God is love. Quotes means that God continually gives of himself to others and seeks their benefit. So this type of agape love that the scriptures are talking about is, is a selfless, supernatural love that can never be generated out of our natural flesh, but can only be generated out of the spirit of God. 6 (56m 57s): I'm gonna just skip down to the last part of my message because we got 40 seconds left here. But I wanna talk about the different types of love because it helps us in contrast to contrast the kind of love that we're talking about compared to worldly love. There are great different types of love in the Greek language. Here are a few. A aeros is one of the words for love. It describes all emotional love, the feeling, the feelings of love. It's where we get our word erotic. So aros love is that insatiable desire to be near the target of this love. 6 (57m 37s): The exciting, passionate, nervous feelings that sweep over people in the appropriate circumstances. This is the love that says, I love how you make me feel. Interesting, huh? I love how you make me feel. Then there's fee loss, fee loss, love or brotherly love. Friendship, love is the next kind. We'll look at fee loss describes the love between two people who have common interests and experiences or fondness. For felo steadily grows like a building, being constructed stoned by stone. For this reason, when close friends are separated for a while and united, they will often say it's like we picked up exactly where we left off. 6 (58m 25s): Felo is half about the circumstances and half about the commitment of two people to one another. It says, I love who we are together. Or in a case of a non-person, I am fond of this food feel loss love generally grows over time, except in the case of some kind of betrayal. And there's storey love. Dogie is the love one house for a dependent. It's an emotionally, it's a commonly called motherly love. So there's different types of love. So we say in our English language, I love hot dogs, I love my wife, I love God, right? 6 (59m 11s): So there's a great hot dog place in the poem. You gotta go. It's like a, I dunno if it's like, anyway, it's, it's on the east side, you get off test street, turn left. It's, it's a Chicago hot dog place. Anybody know what I'm talking about? What's it called? Peppers stuff on. Oh, there it is. Yeah. So it's So you go there, yeah, you go there and you get this hot dog, it's all beef and it's got pickles and onions and peppers and you can build that thing, right? So this is, this is a type of love, right? I love, like I went yesterday cuz I was really wanting a hot dog and they were closed. I didn't love that at all. 6 (59m 52s): Right? We're not talking about hot dog kind of love. We're talking we're, we're not. That's not the kind of love that got, I mean it's like, you know what I'm saying? Let's jump into Agape kinda love. Agape love is entirely about the one who loves and it's nothing whatsoever to do with the one being loved. Wow. So sometimes we're like, Ah, I'm not sure I let my wife today, she didn't make my eggs just right, Right? We're like, Ah, I'm kind of put off right? As got love says, it doesn't matter if she burns my eggs, which she never does. 6 (1h 0m 32s): But if just hypothetically, if she burned every meal that she ever could, I'd still love her, right? Because my love for her has nothing to do with anything. Just a decision. It's a decision on the person who is loving has little to do with the one being loved. It got beloved in its purest form, requires no payment or favor in response. So when we're sending off this money to the Hurricane Ian victims, we're, this isn't agape kind of love. We're expecting. No repayment requires no payment or favor in response. The most common word for God's love for us is a go babe. And it gives lists. 6 (1h 1m 13s): The love we are commanded to have for one another is this type of love. It's the kind of love that First Corinthians 13 talks about. It's kind of love that John's talk first John, for talking about, it's like every time God calls us to love, it's this type of love. It's this type of love. And so when we talk about we are called to love all people, we're, we're called to love people who disagree with us theologically. Yeah. We're called to love people who differ with us politically. You're like, Oh really? Yep. We're called to love people who disagree with us, philosophically, socially, just in every way we're called to love people, right? 6 (1h 1m 56s): We don't have to agree with everybody, but we gotta love. We've actually got to love everybody. It's commanded to us in the scripture that we'd love God and love others. And so with that, I'm gonna invite the worship team up and we're gonna worship some more. And I gotta learn to write shorter sermons. That's I gotta learn to do. Let's go ahead and stand up. Ah, thank you Lord. Thank you Lord. Let's just in the quietness of our own hearts and minds, ask the Lord. 6 (1h 2m 36s): And I'm not gonna call anybody out on anything today. I'm just, let's just ask the Lord. Lord, who do I need to love? And Lord. So that's the first question. Who do I need to love? That's probably someone that we're having a hard time loving. And then Lord, we're asking this next question. Lord, how do I love better? Show me how to love better within a agape kind of unselfish kind of love. Lord, I pray that as a church, that we'd be unselfish in our love. That we would, God, that we would love unconditionally seems really hard, Lord God, that we would love the way that you love us, which is unconditionally, Lord. 6 (1h 3m 30s): So help us to realize that, that we have the power by your grace and strength within us to do these things. And so help us to do it, Lord God. So day to day, throughout the course of this week, we pray that you remind us to love. Remind us to love. We ask in Jesus name. Amen. Let's worship 0 (1h 4m 34s): You. Hi 2 (1h 6m 39s): To to 10 (1h 6m 49s): You. 2 (1h 6m 58s): To 0 (1h 7m 16s): You 2 (1h 7m 16s): Are, 10 (1h 7m 22s): Thank you, Father, that you are our God, Thank you that we can exalt you, Lord, we choose to exalt you even when we don't feel like it. But I pray that you would give us the courage and the strength to love and to love. Well this week, Lord, would we hide scripture in our hearts? Would we call on you in our times of need? Would we exalt you and lift you high? Thank you for being our present help. Thank you for being our comforter and our healer and our provider. We love you and we praise you. It's in your preciously we pray. 10 (1h 8m 3s): Amen.

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