Podcast appearances and mentions of Fernando Ortega

Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega nos traen todas las curiosidades e información del Eclipse total de sol que tuvo lugar el 30 de agosto de 1905 y que convirtió a Burgos en el epicentro científico mundial, atrajo a la Familia Real española y reunió a destacadas comisiones astronómicas internacionales. 

En esta segunda parte, junto al novelista Fernando Ortega Andrés, recorremos los 10 años de un conflicto que transformó para siempre la historia de España y cambió el equilibrio político de la Europa de finales del siglo XV. Analizamos las grandes campañas militares que condujeron al asedio de Granada, el papel desempeñado por Isabel y Fernando, la figura de Boabdil y las complejas negociaciones que culminaron con la entrega de la ciudad el 2 de enero de 1492. Un episodio decisivo que puso fin a casi ocho siglos de presencia de reinos islámicos en la Península Ibérica y consolidó el poder de los Reyes Católicos. Pero la caída de Granada fue mucho más que una victoria militar. Ese mismo año comenzaría la expansión atlántica con el viaje de Cristóbal Colón, se reforzaría la posición internacional de la Monarquía Hispánica y se abriría una nueva etapa que marcaría el inicio de la Edad Moderna. Comprender el final de la Guerra de Granada es comprender uno de los grandes puntos de inflexión de la historia universal. Si disfrutáis de Imagen por la Historia y queréis ayudarnos a seguir creando contenidos de calidad, podéis apoyarnos haciéndoos mecenas en iVoox desde solo **2,99 € al mes**. Vuestra ayuda nos permite seguir investigando, invitando a grandes especialistas y difundiendo la historia con el máximo rigor. Música: Mudéjar Tradicional Sefardí De Marruecos

Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega nos cuentan la historia detrás de la foto de Caballería tomada en julio de 1976

En 1482 comenzó la guerra que pondría fin a casi ocho siglos de presencia política islámica en la península ibérica. Durante diez años, los Reyes Católicos emprendieron una campaña militar que culminaría con la conquista de Granada, el último reino nazarí, cambiando para siempre el destino de España y de Europa. La Guerra de Granada no fue únicamente una sucesión de asedios y batallas. Fue un conflicto en el que se combinaron la diplomacia, la estrategia, la política y la innovación militar. También supuso la consolidación del poder de Isabel de Castilla y Fernando de Aragón, el fortalecimiento de la Monarquía Hispánica y el comienzo de una nueva etapa histórica que, pocos meses después de la conquista de Granada, daría paso al descubrimiento de América. En esta Primera parte, junto al escritor y novelista Fernando Ortega Andrés, analizamos el contexto político de la península ibérica y del reino nazarí, las causas que desencadenaron la guerra. Descubriremos cómo se organizó uno de los mayores esfuerzos militares de la Europa del siglo XV y por qué esta guerra marcó un antes y un después en la historia de España. Un episodio imprescindible para comprender el final de la Reconquista, el nacimiento de la España moderna y el comienzo de una nueva era que cambiaría el mundo. ️ Invitado: Fernando Ortega Andrés. Si disfrutas de Imagen por la Historia y quieres ayudarnos a seguir produciendo programas como este, puedes apoyarnos haciéndote mecenas en iVoox. Además de contribuir al proyecto, tendrás acceso a episodios exclusivos, archivos para mecenas y contenido adicional que no encontrarás en abierto. ¡Muchas gracias por vuestro apoyo y por seguir haciendo crecer esta comunidad apasionada por la Historia! Música: Mudéjar · Tradicional Sefardí De Marruecos

SCRIPTURE- Matthew 11:29-30"Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek and humble of heart; and you will find rest for yourselves. For my yoke is easy, and my burden light.”REFLECTION- JustinMUSIC- "Fly With the Strings" by Prayer Pray- "What Wondrous Love is This" by Fernando Ortega- "Sacred Heart of Jesus" by Donna LeeSacred Heart of Jesus, may the whole world burn with love for you.Sacred Heart of Jesus, I adore you. Sacred Heart of Jesus, may the whole world burn with love for you.Sacred Heart of Jesus, I adore you. I love you, sweet Jesus. I offer you my poor heart. May I live in you and for you, Sacred Heart of Jesus. I love you, sweet Jesus, I offer you poor heart. May I live in you and for you, Sacred Heart of Jesus, I love you, sweet Jesus. I offer you my poor heart. May I live in you and for you, may the whole world burn with love for you, Sacred Heart of Jesus. May I live in you and for you, may the whole world burn with love for you, Sacred Heart of Jesus. NOTES-PRAYER OF LETTING GOTo You do I belong, O God, into Your hands I surrender my life. Pour out Your Spirit upon me that I may love You perfectly, and serve You faithfully until my soul rests in You.

Hoy hemos querido conocer más de cerca, cuáles son los retos del Sector Agroalimentario de la mano de Fernando Ortega Mediero, Ingeniero Agrónomo y Asesor. En esta charla, se destaca la falta de reconocimiento social hacia esta industria estratégica, a pesar de su papel crucial durante la pandemia y su peso en la economía nacional. Se abordan temas fundamentales como la necesidad de mejorar la comunicación corporativa, fomentar el relevo generacional mediante la tecnología y garantizar la viabilidad económica frente a las normativas europeas. Finalmente, se reflexiona sobre la complejidad de los precios desde su origen hasta que los adquiere el consumidor final y comentamos también, cómo ha evolucionado este último.

Esta semana queremos conocer más de cerca, cuáles son los retos del Sector Agroalimentario de la mano de Fernando Ortega, Ingeniero Agrónomo y Asesor – en la sección con «Marina de Empresas», las empresas que nos visitan, son: «Farmacopilot», con su CEO, Laura Arce y Sandra Jiménez «Limbium», con Alberto [...]

Ronnie's continuing exploration of Psalms from the Revised Common Lectionary arrives at Psalm 104, with an ode to the Psalmists and contemporary artist, Fernando Ortega. Ronnie urges listeners to rediscover God's good creation by saying: "We are more fixated on looking through tiny digital windows on the world than living in and enjoying God's actual, created world - a world that will remain more extraordinary than anything made by human hands or imagination."

¡Hola fotógrafo! En junio tenemos tema caliente en la Academia de Fotógrafos y este va a ser todo lo que la IA es capaz de hacer en nuestras fotos de paisaje y retrato principalmente.Fernando Ortega, formador desde 2007 de Lightroom y un pionero en España sobre formación en este software pasa por el podcast para mostrarnos entre otras cosas todas las últimas implementaciones que tenemos a nuestra disposición.A mayores, ha creado una formación en profundidad sobre Lightroom en 2026 cuyo enlace os pongo a continuación para que echéis un ojo si estáis decididos a mejorar vuestras fotos.  No olvides usar el cupón ACADEMIADEFOTOGRAFOS para beneficiarte de un descuento

An interview in Spanish with Fernando Ortega about ACCESS New Mexico and the tradition of Danza Azteca or Nawatl culture.

Welcome back to Club Cozzo episode 535. This week is a full-on house session—funky drums, jacking grooves, big chords, and late-night energy from start to finish. I'm opening with Demuir on Mood Funk, pushing through movers from Melonboy, Jaques Le Noir, INCUS (UK) and Fernando Ortega, then going deeper with Franck Roger, Ross Couch, Cody Currie, plus a stack of underground weapons on Monkey Stereo and Myslite. Track of the Week: Ricky KK – Hertz (Original Mix) [HOUPH] — pure pressure, built for the dancefloor. Enjoy ! Demuir - Beat 8 (Original Mix) [Mood Funk Records] Melonboy - Get Moving (Got A Getaway Got A Getaway) [STORK Recordings] Jaques Le Noir - We Fight for Life (Extended Mix) [bellosguardo] INCUS (UK) - Chordzilla (Original Mix) [Concept101 Records] Fernando Ortega - The Music (Original Mix) [Ushuan Music] Franck Roger - Hi Scream (Original Version) [Real Tone Records] KIDPLUGG - Pump It Up (Original Mix) [Garage Paradise] Simone Vettorato - Can You Feel It (Original Mix) [Monkey Stereo Records] Ross Couch - Too Far Gone [Body Rhythm] Gigi Fajardo - Alvina (Original Mix) [Night Road Music] Cody Currie - Better (Deeper Mix) [Freerange Records] Adrian Laguna - New Era (Original Mix) [Habla Music] Emiliano Leonel - Flirty Loops (Original Mix) [Paille Records] Snatch! - Kraze (Original Mix) [Welter Records] Miguel Palhares - Are You Ready (Original Mix) [Robotical Grooves] Ricky KK - Hertz (Original Mix) [HOUPH] PierroMonteCarlo, DJ Snowball - Give Me (Original Mix) [Feel The Funk Records] Alberto Dimeo - Since 1984 (Original Mix) [Da Cultura] KiRKie - Crash Out (Dellavega Remix) [Momento Recordings] Gianni Ruocco, Le Roi Carmona - Killing My Groove (Original Mix) [Monkey Stereo Records] Davide Toschi - Urban Sax (Original Mix) [Monkey Stereo Records] Molski - Dialverse (Original Mix) [Myslite Records] Highlanderz, Rasta House - Samba Haus (Original Mix) [Monkey Stereo Records] Kostenko Brothers - Now (Original Mix) [Dirty Low Rec's] Bunce - The Beginning (Original Mix) [Hang On Music] Molski - Hook It Up (Original Mix) [Myslite Records] Ciava - Freedom (Original Mix) [Fast Lap Music] Silicone Soul, Hot Since 82 - Right On, Right On (Extended Dub) [Armada Music]

Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega recuerdan la forma de celebrar las Navidades en las primeras décadas del siglo XX en Burgos

Sección mensual con Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega

Sección mensual con Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega

“Give Me Jesus” arrangement by Fernando Ortega and presented as an offering of music at First UMC - Gainesville, FL on 10 August 2025 by Sandy Reeves and accompanied by Lynn Sandefur-Gardner on piano.

El Gran Capitán, Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, fue uno de los grandes estrategas de la historia militar española. Nacido en 1453 en Córdoba, destacó en la guerra de Granada y alcanzó fama internacional en las campañas de Italia al servicio de los Reyes Católicos. Su inteligencia táctica y su capacidad de adaptación en el campo de batalla le valieron el sobrenombre por el que es conocido y admirado. Además de sus victorias, transformó el ejército español al introducir innovaciones que anticiparon la creación de los famosos Tercios. Su forma de combinar disciplina, movilidad y nuevas armas marcó un antes y un después en la guerra moderna. Aunque terminó en desgracia por tensiones políticas, su legado como símbolo del genio militar sigue vivo hasta hoy. Para hablar de todo ellos contamos hoy con la presencia de Fernando Ortega Andrés, divulgador, escritor y novelista y autor de la novela histórica El Capitán de Granada. Música: BSO Alexander de Vangelis

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Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega recuerdan la historia de la estatua ecuestre del Cid

Carlos de la Sierra y Fernando Ortega recuperan la historia de Burgos

The music industry has been in something of a mess over the past two decades. Digital platforms have come and gone and come again, completely reshaping – and then reshaping again – the economic model of the music industry. The Christian music industry has had to undergo all these changes plus more: the rise of the worship genre, the growth of such radio juggernauts as K-Love and Salem, and the economic pressures these innovations have placed on the rest of the industry to conform or die. And the worship genre itself has shaped the way the church worships – whether we like it or not. Through all these changes, a small but influential music label in Nashville has not just survived, but it has thrived. That label is Centricity, and it owes much of its success to my guest today, John Mays. John is one of the co-founders of the label, and he has retained the title of Senior VP of A&R. And if you don't know what that means, stay tuned. John will explain. John Mays began his career as a musician, playing bass for some of the early bands in the CCM genre, first as a road dog, then as a session player. He worked for industry leader Word Records early in his career. With Word, Centricity, and others, he has been influential in the careers of artists such as Cindy Morgan, Point of Grace, Phillips, Craig & Dean, Andrew Peterson, and many more. John is currently working with Peterson, Jason Gray, and Lauren Daigle, among the two dozen or so artists currently on the Centricity label. John had this conversation with me from his home near Nashville. A special word before we go. I'm a bit of a music guy. I find music to be nourishing spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually. Contemporary Christian Music and Christian radio also have an outsized impact on the evangelical movement. So from time to time, we'll feature musicians on the MinistryWatch podcast. To hear recent interviews I've done with Charlie Peacock, Fernando Ortega, Andrew Peterson, and others, just go to MinistryWatch.com and hit the “Podcast” button at the top of the page. The producer for today's program is Jeff McIntosh. Thanks to PR guy extraordinaire Rick Hoganson for helping me arrange this interview with John Mays. Until next time, may God bless you.

Eight years ago, singer and songwriter Fernando Ortega came to the studio and played songs from a new album, The Crucifixion of Jesus. On our Good Friday edition of Chris Fabry Live, you'll hear the music and conversation with Fernando as we hear those songs performed live in the studio. Before we rush to the empty tomb, let's look at the Lamb who was slain for you and me. Don't miss this Good Friday presentation of Chris Fabry Live. Resource featured:The Crucifixion of Jesus CD For more information about the work of Care Net, click here. Chris Fabry Live is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Back Fence Partner: https://moodyradio.org/donateto/chrisfabrylive/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Passage: 14 “I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me, 15 just as the Father knows me and I know the Father; and I lay down my life for the sheep. 16 And I have other sheep that are not of this fold. I must bring them also, and they will listen to my voice. So there will be one flock, one shepherd. 17 For this reason the Father loves me, because I lay down my life that I may take it up again. 18 No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to lay it down, and I have authority to take it up again. This charge I have received from my Father.” (John 10:14-18) Song: The Good Shepherd by Fernando Ortega, Jana Alayra, and Tim Macres Lyrics: I am The Good Shepherd I lay down my life for you Enter in enter in enter in I am The Good Shepherd As the Father knows me I know you I know you I know you I know you And no one can take you away And no one can take you away You are The Good Shepherd You lay down your life for me Enter in enter in enter in You are The Good Shepherd As the Father knows you you know me You know me you know me you know me And no one can take you away And no one can take you away Prayer: “O, make your Word a swift Word, passing from the ear to the heart, from the heart to the lip and conversation; that, as the rain returns not empty, so neither may your Word, but accomplish that for which it is given. Amen.” — George Herbert

Send us a textThis week on the podcast, the pastors discuss why we don't sing music from Bethel (Redding, CA), Hillsong (Australia), Elevation, Jesus Culture, Gateway, and others. We start with a discussion of what the purpose of music and singing is and how we choose music for the church to sing. We hope the discussion is helpful to you.Some artists we like are Steven Curtis Chapman, Fernando Ortega, Sovereign Grace Music, Keith & Kristyn Getty, Caroline Cobb, among others. If you're unsure about an artist and want our opinion, just ask.================ We want to be a resource for you. Please send us your questions to questions@kerrvillebiblechurch.org or leave us a text or voicemail at 830-321-0349.Please share this podcast on your social media or to your mailing list. We'd appreciate your help getting the message out.================The KBC Pastors Podcast is a production of Kerrville Bible Church. The show is hosted and edited by Toby Baxley. Original theme music by Toby Baxley.Our pastors are: Lead Pastor Chris McKnight, Associate Pastor Scott Christensen, Worship Pastor Toby Baxley, and Youth & Family Pastor Murray Van Gundy.

We have a special treat on today's program, and that's a conversation with musician and songwriter Fernando Ortega. Fernando Ortega is one of my favorites, in part because he takes both the theology and the traditions of the church seriously in his music. Both his original music, such as “This Good Day,” and his interpretations of many traditional hymns and songs, such as "Give Me Jesus", "Be Thou My Vision" and "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty", are known for their rich musical and theological palette. Fernando Ortega is, in short, someone I think the church needs today. However, we haven't seen him in a while. His last album, which I argue might have been the best of his career, was 2017's “The Crucifixion of Jesus.” But now he's back. He has a new EP called “For All The Saints.” I've heard it. It's beautiful, and I'm delighted to have these new songs out there in the world, and equally delighted to have Fernando on the program. Ortega was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, near the banks of the Rio Grande, which is where he lives today. He started learning piano at eight years of age. His family lived in Chimayó, New Mexico, for eight generations, a legacy cited as an influence on his music. Fernando had this conversation with me from his home in Albuquerque. His new EP is “For All The Saints,” and I encourage you to check it out on all your favorite streaming platforms. Thanks to Jeff McIntosh for producing today's program, and for Rick Hoganson for his help in arranging this interview. I hope you'll join me on Friday, with my co-host Natasha Cowden, when we return with our weekly roundup of the stories we've been covering here at MinistryWatch. Until then, may God bless you.

It's celebration time! For the 100th episode of the podcast Fernando Ortega returns to discus his new album For All the Saints. We also have a thorough discussion about his book Fernando's Birds bird watching in general, what it means to be rooted to a place and home, and how he has learned to grieve loss and embrace the joys of life over the years. It's a wonderful discussion to have for this milestone episode. Fernando also appeared on episode 52 of the podcast to discuss his previous album The Crucifixion of Jesus, which to this day remains the most listened to episode of the podcast. PostConsumer Reports as a podcast will be winding down over the coming series of episodes. For anyone who has listened to these discussions surrounding art and faith over the years, thank you so much for taking the time. I hope the conversations have been enlightening and joy-filled and I also hope it has provided a platform for artists to spread the word about their work and life. I'm not exactly sure how many have listened or who continues to listens, so I'll just throw this bottle out into the ocean a few more times and see what happens. Finally, thanks Fernando for answering my questions all those years ago, giving me the encouragement to start this podcast, and being such an amazing guest.

Você já deve ter escutado que "DEUS É PAI", mas a pergunta que fica é: Você sente Deus como pai???Você pode assistir essa pregação com imagens no youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9TVl6vVFHISiga no instagram:- www.instagram.com/naomordamaca- www.instagram.com/fernandortegaNosso canal no YouTube:- https://www.youtube.com/@naomordamacaVocê pode agendar seminários e ministrações através do e-mail contato@naomordamaca.com ou enviar inbox pelo nosso Instagram.Não deixa de acessar nosso site! Todo dia tem texto novo para abençoar sua vida!www.naomordamaca.com

Como conseguimos ser íntimos de Deus a ponto dEle nos chamar de amigos e até de filhos? Você tem noção que Deus e Jesus querem habitar em você??? Vamos falar sobre isso nesta ministração!Você pode assistir essa pregação com imagens no youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrF6NhNZoQQSiga no instagram:- www.instagram.com/naomordamaca- www.instagram.com/fernandortegaNosso canal no YouTube:- https://www.youtube.com/@naomordamacaVocê pode agendar seminários e ministrações através do e-mail contato@naomordamaca.com ou enviar inbox pelo nosso Instagram.Não deixa de acessar nosso site! Todo dia tem texto novo para abençoar sua vida!www.naomordamaca.com

Muitos tem luta com o que veem, você é um deles? O que você tem colocado diante de seus olhos? Teus olhos te fazem pecar? Então acompanhe esta ministração para abençoar e edificar seu coração!Você pode assistir essa pregação com imagens no youtube: https://youtu.be/v2j-5Vbj7CcSiga no instagram:- www.instagram.com/naomordamaca- www.instagram.com/fernandortegaNosso canal no YouTube:- https://www.youtube.com/@naomordamacaVocê pode agendar seminários e ministrações através do e-mail contato@naomordamaca.com ou enviar inbox pelo nosso Instagram.Não deixa de acessar nosso site! Todo dia tem texto novo para abençoar sua vida!www.naomordamaca.com

I think that one of the marks of a great artist is that you want to go back and listen to their music even decades later. Fernando Ortega's unique brand of songwriting, his soul-soothing vocals and his attention to Biblical detail definitely have something to do with it, a timeless and sometimes provocative mainstay in the history of CCM, and he's not done yet! Pro tip: Go listen to his "Crucifixion of Jesus" album as soon as you can.Support the showandychrisman.com

I think that one of the marks of a great artist is that you want to go back and listen to their music even decades later. Fernando Ortega's unique brand of songwriting, his soul-soothing vocals and his attention to Biblical detail definitely have something to do with it, a timeless and sometimes provocative mainstay in the history of CCM, and he's not done yet! Pro tip: Go listen to his “Crucifixion of Jesus” album as soon as you can.Support the showandychrisman.com

South Cal , Friday Night Live barbecue John and Fernando Ortega

Friday Night Live Barbecue. With John 10 minute speaker and Fernando Ortega 45 minutes. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fernando-m-de-oca/support

In this episode, we consider the readings for Advent 2, Year B: Isaiah 40:1-11; Psalm 85:1-2, 8-13; 2 Peter 3:8-15a; Mark 1:1-8 We discuss Isaiah's contrasting imagery of military might and gentleness, Peter's description of the day of the Lord, and the ministry of John the Baptizer.Notes:-Link to Marissa's post re: Isaiah 64:6 and Advent 1-Fernando Ortega's All Flesh Is Like the Grass -Fernando Ortega's Prepare the Way O ZionBook Recommendations for the Season of Advent:-IVP's "Fullness of Time" series: Advent: The Season of Hope, by: Rev. Tish Harrison Warren-Watch for the Light: Readings for Advent and Christmas-Advent: The Once and Future Coming of Jesus Christ, by: Fleming RutledgeNotes:--The Bible Project--Bible Project video on latter half of Isaiah--Bible Project video on 2 Peter--Bible Project video on Gospel of Mark--Bible Project video series on word studies for Advent--Bible Project study guide for the season of AdventOther Resources:--Dwell App--Metrical Collects--Prayers for Advent Year A8:13 Collect9:18  Isaiah 40:1-1121:32 Psalm 85:1-2, 8-1326:35 2 Peter 3:8-15a43:20 Mark 1:1-8Our outro music is an original song by our friend Dcn. Jeremiah Webster, a poet and professor whose giftedness is rivaled by his humbleness. You can find his published works, including After So Many Fires, with a quick Google. Our outro music is an original song by our friend Dcn. Jeremiah Webster, a poet and professor whose giftedness is rivaled by his humbleness. You can find his published works, including After So Many Fires, with a quick Google.

Opening Song: The Good Shepherd (https://open.spotify.com/track/6esoBoSHk7owf1tXDSdmvY?si=6c0001b14f1d4ec9) by Fernando Ortega, Jana Alayra, and Tim Macres Lyrics: I am The Good Shepherd I lay down my life for you Enter in enter in enter in I am The Good Shepherd As the Father knows me I know you I know you I know you I know you And no one can take you away And no one can take you away You are The Good Shepherd You lay down your life for me Enter in enter in enter in You are The Good Shepherd As the Father knows you you know me You know me you know me you know me And no one can take you away And no one can take you away Passage: 11 “‘For this is what the Lord God says: See, I myself will search for my flock and look for them. 12 As a shepherd looks for his sheep on the day he is among his scattered flock, so I will look for my flock. I will rescue them from all the places where they have been scattered on a day of clouds and total darkness. 13 I will bring them out from the peoples, gather them from the countries, and bring them to their own soil. I will shepherd them on the mountains of Israel, in the ravines, and in all the inhabited places of the land. 14 I will tend them in good pasture, and their grazing place will be on Israel's lofty mountains. There they will lie down in a good grazing place; they will feed in rich pasture on the mountains of Israel. 15 I will tend my flock and let them lie down. This is the declaration of the Lord God. 16 I will seek the lost, bring back the strays, bandage the injured, and strengthen the weak, but I will destroy[b] the fat and the strong. I will shepherd them with justice. 17 “‘As for you, my flock, the Lord God says this: Look, I am going to judge between one sheep and another, between the rams and goats. 18 Isn't it enough for you to feed on the good pasture? Must you also trample the rest of the pasture with your feet? Or isn't it enough that you drink the clear water? Must you also muddy the rest with your feet? 19 Yet my flock has to feed on what your feet have trampled, and drink what your feet have muddied. 20 “‘Therefore, this is what the Lord God says to them: See, I myself will judge between the fat sheep and the lean sheep. Musical Reflection: “Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us,” tune by William Bradbury Reflection Notes: The tune BRADBURY is named for its composer, a New Englander from the first half of the nineteenth century. The sweet melody for the verses repeats, then is followed by a strong refrain. Prayer: Father, what we know not, teach us; what we have not, give us; what we are not, make us; for the sake of your Son our Savior. Amen. -Old Anglican Prayer

One of my favorite hymns is “Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” The modern Christian hymn writer, Fernando Ortega, has a beautiful rendition of it that I enjoy listening to and I always appreciate when we sing it at Redeemer. But there's a line in the hymn that causes some folks to stumble: “Here I raise my Ebenezer; hither by thy help I'm come; and I hope, by thy good pleasure, safely to arrive at home.” For English-speakers, especially, the mention of “Ebenezer” makes us think of Charles Dickens's classic character in “A Christmas Carol.” The term, however, isn't about a person. It's about a thing—a monument that helps Israel to remember God's faithfulness to them. This week we turn to the passage of Scripture that speaks of the Ebenezer memorial stone and we'll consider why it's always a good time to remember God's faithfulness to us.

Hear a session that is a true “Classic”, In the Studio with Michael Card. As we prepare for Michael's upcoming retirement, we've dug deep in the archives and found recordings from Mole End studio sessions that pre-date this program. Listen as we sample conversations with Pastor Donald Cole on the Psalms and his experience as a missionary in Angola. Then Dr. William Lane, Scott Roley and Fernando Ortega join together for an amazing discussion on worship from Romans chapter 12. And along the way Michael's music will connect the rich teaching and encouraging conversation throughout this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Courtney talks to Fernando Ortega about his new book: Fernando's Birds: Photographs and Tales, the place of listening in songwriting (and birding!), his current album-in-progress, and the hope that sustains. Links from Fernando's show Fernando's Website (discography, book, and tour dates) Follow Fernando: Twitter Instagram Facebook The Thing with Feathers is birds, birding, and hope with an obsessive newbie birder and a wide range of experts and special guests. New episodes every Monday! Follow Courtney: Twitter Facebook Website Free Birding & Ecology Resources Merlin Bird ID E-Bird iNaturalist Seek Many thanks to author & professor Todd Peterson for suggesting the perfect name for the pod (and for Emily Dickinson, for having such a lovely poem in the public domain!). Our music is by Del Belcher. The Thing with Feathers is hosted and produced by Courtney Ellis. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/courtney-ellis02/message

Fernando Ortega calls him one of the greatest living banjo players on the planet. Hear a "Best of" conversation with Ron Block. He’s best known for his work with the Grammy-winning band Alison Krauss and Union Station. Our topic is how to cultivate a dependence on God that allows us to live fully loved. Don’t miss the sound of his guitar and the encouragement on Chris Fabry Live. Wycliffe

Time and again, songwriter Fernando Ortega has seen that art has the power to carry our strongest emotions—love, joy, grief—and connect us to others who may be feeling the same. Fernando shares how he discovered a love for writing contemporary hymns, how his craft helped him heal after suffering huge losses, and the joy of watching his words give meaning to the moments of others. Quotes “The process of writing, the challenge is always to take something that's your experience and then letting somebody take their own meaning from it, making it universal.” - Fernando Ortega “The idea that there's a song that has been sung through all eternity is something that has become more and more real to me.” - Fernando Ortega    “The Jesus Storybook Bible came into my life, and I read that thing to Ruby every night when she was a little girl for years. The theology in it is so beautiful. As an adult, it just broke into some of the coldest parts of my heart. I would read it from cover to cover, and then we would just start again, and we did that for years.” - Fernando Ortega   Guest's LinksFernando Ortega's website Fernando Ortega's Facebook Fernando Ortega's Instagram Fernando Ortega's Twitter Resources Mentioned in This Episode“Give Me Jesus” by Fernando Ortega “Mi Abuelito” by Fernando Ortega Connect with Sally Lloyd-JonesJesus Storybook Bible Facebook Jesus Storybook Bible Instagram  Sally's website Sally's Facebook Sally's Instagram *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

The Christmas season is here. Whether you're planning your family get-together, buying gifts, or simply reflecting on Christ's incarnation, there is no doubt we are in a season of anticipation. And one of the best ways to help us get in the spirit of anticipating the Messiah every year is through the music of Christmas.  This is what Charles Morris and singer-songwriter Fernando Ortega talk about in a new interview. In this episode of the Great Stories podcast, you'll hear about the significance behind some powerful Christmas songs, what Christmas was like for Fernando growing up in New Mexico, and what it is about the advent season that so powerfully draws us nearer to Christ. You'll also hear some segments from Fernando's Christmas Songs album. We pray this conversation will help you prepare your heart for the Messiah this Christmas.

If you’ve ever heard him sing, you know the sound of his voice is unmistakable. Singer-songwriter, Fernando Ortega only wants to talk about one thing at Christmastime — and that’s Jesus.

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Fernando Ortega calls him one of the greatest living banjo players on the planet. Monday on Chris Fabry Live, Ron Block will join us. He’s best known for his work with the Grammy-winning band Alison Krauss and Union Station. Our topic is how to cultivate a dependence on God that allows us to live fully loved. Don’t miss the music and encouragement on Chris Fabry Live.

In the series conclusion, Sam, Stacey, and Allen from the Wild at Heart team share stories with John about Jesus showing up in unexpected, playful, and personal ways. Show Note: The song excerpt played is Fernando Ortega's "Give Me Jesus."

John and Stasi welcome Pablo and Juanita Ceron into the studio to talk about how Jesus has come through for them in beautiful, astonishing ways. Show Note: The song excerpt played is Fernando Ortega's "Give Me Jesus."

Sue, JD, and Jamie from the Wild at Heart team join John to tell stories of how Jesus rescued their hearts in both simple and profound ways. Show Note: The song excerpt played is Fernando Ortega's “Give Me Jesus.”

John and Stasi invite Greg and Gloria Winters into the studio to discuss some powerful encounters they've had with Jesus. Show Note: The song excerpt played is Fernando Ortega's "Give Me Jesus."