Podcasts about finding our place

Have you ever stood beneath a vast night sky, gazed at countless stars, and felt simultaneously insignificant yet strangely important? This tension lies at the heart of Psalm 8, David's profound meditation on humanity's place in creation.The psalm opens and closes with the same powerful refrain, "O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!" Between these bookends, David contemplates a cosmic paradox that touches the core of human existence. Looking at the heavens—God's magnificent theater of glory—David wonders why the Creator of galaxies would concern Himself with creatures as small as us. "What is man that you are mindful of him?" he asks, expressing our collective amazement at divine attention.Yet this same psalm reveals that God has crowned humanity with glory and honor, giving us dominion over His creation. We are simultaneously dust and dignity, insignificant specks and divine image-bearers. This tension finds its ultimate resolution in Jesus Christ, whom Hebrews connects directly to Psalm 8. Where Adam failed in his role as creation's steward, Christ succeeds perfectly. Our worth isn't self-generated but derives from our connection to Him—we matter because God chooses to value us.This understanding transforms how we view both the universe and ourselves. We're called to live with the perfect balance of humility (acknowledging our smallness) and confidence (embracing our God-given worth). The proper response isn't pride in our special status but worship of the God whose grace elevates creatures as tiny as ourselves to such dignity. Join us as we explore this beautiful psalm that points us toward Jesus, in whom majesty and mercy perfectly meet. What aspects of creation most often leave you in awe of God's majesty? Share your thoughts and subscribe for our Monday episode where we'll explore Matthew 1 and see how Jesus' birth fulfills ancient promises.The Bible isn't just an old book—it's God's story, and it's still alive today. His Story takes you chapter by chapter through Scripture, combining simple readings of God's Word with prayer for every listener and occasional reflections on what the passage means for our lives right now. Whether you're brand new to the Bible or have been reading it for years, this podcast is a space to slow down, hear God's Word spoken, and be reminded that His story is also our story.

Finding Our Place: Hope and Humanity in the Age of AIYesterday, I overheard a conversation echoing a common question: In a world shaped by algorithms, where do we, as humans, fit in? My young, driven colleagues "joked" about AI taking their jobs. Their concerns seemed valid, prompting reflection. Will machines replace us?

In this week's episode, we are speaking with Carolyn Finney, a cultural geographer, storyteller, actor, lover of pop culture, and author.  Carolyn has her Doctorate in geography and is the author of Black Faces, White Spaces: Reimagining the Relationship of African Americans to the Great Outdoors. She has also held positions at Wellesley College, the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Kentucky. We have often wondered what it means to have ‘a sense of place' and what that means for humans in the intersection of place, history, and geography. Where are you from? What does that mean to you? What does it mean to have a place or a sense of home and have that taken away from you? Can it be? Carolyn graciously walks with us through what a sense of place means to her and expands our narrative on what that means. And as it turns out, a sense of place isn't just about geography - it's about how we as individuals, and the bigger collective, experience the natural world and the planet and what that tells us about who we are. What is your connection and relationship to the world outside your door - the place you live or were born to? We'd love to hear!Lots of Love. Time Stamps:Intro: 00:17Interview: 6:27TA: 1:14:25Show Notes:https://www.carolynfinney.com/about-carolynfinneyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89xQdWau9vwhttps://www.carolynfinney.com/https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118884/

As we wake up in this universe, we're in an unfolding story. From Genesis through Revelation, God's grand narrative presents six acts: Creation, Fall, Israel, Redemption, Church, and Renewal. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller illuminates how understanding God's story helps us discover our own place within it. What's your place in the story? This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount. Get yours at https://moodyoffer.com or call us at 1-800-215-5001. 

As we wake up in this universe, we're in an unfolding story. From Genesis through Revelation, God's grand narrative presents six acts: Creation, Fall, Israel, Redemption, Church, and Renewal. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller illuminates how understanding God's story helps us discover our own place within it. What's your place in the story? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/173/29

As we wake up in this universe, we're in an unfolding story. From Genesis through Revelation, God's grand narrative presents six acts: Creation, Fall, Israel, Redemption, Church, and Renewal. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller illuminates how understanding God's story helps us discover our own place within it. What's your place in the story? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/173/29

Join Rabbi Joey Rosenfeld as he guides us through the world and major works of Kabbalah, Hasidic masters, and Jewish philosophy, shedding light on the inner life of the soul. To learn more, visit InwardTorah.org

In this 4th episode of Urbinary, we venture beyond the traditional confines of academia to explore research, education, and publication practices situated ‘in the periphery of' academia. We question which aspects of the ‘status quo' can be pushed back against and how. To unpack this, we chatted with three different editorial platforms that we admire for their thoughtful and generative perspectives: The Funambulist, KoozArch, and Bellingcat. Join Aubrey Toldi, Isabella Traeger, and Mohamed Elgohary as they explore different positionalities within spatial knowledge production.

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We worship together in-person and stream our service each week. If you would like to watch the entire worship service, it is available to view on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@WPCRICHMOND/streams.This morning, we welcome Rev. Anna C. GheenScripture: 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 and Luke 4: 14-30.

In this episode of Urbinary, the question of what is urban is explored by analyzing critical epistemological lenses and applying them to the Emilia-Romagna floods (2023–2024). With insights from Camilla Perrone, Paolo Pileri, Davide Castaldo, and Pascal Bernhardt, it delves into political ecology, land consumption, and the socio-natural dynamics shaping our territories. A thought-provoking journey bridging academic theories and real-world challenges to redefine our understanding of urbanization.

This episode explores the ambiguous boundaries and contested limits of urban studies and planning, delving into their complex relationship as interconnected yet distinct fields. By reflecting on the multidisciplinary nature of urban studies and on the normative, practice-oriented roots of urban planning, many contributions stemming from scholars, young academics and activists are leveraged to examine key questions around evolving definitions, roles, and challenges in these domains. Topics include the need for clear definitions and positionalities, the never-ending dichotomy between specialization and generalization, academic isolation, and the ethical and political significance of our actions. By fostering a dialogue among diverse voices and shading light on what the fields of urban studies and planning are, this episode seeks to inspire a more integrated, reflective, and impactful approach to understanding and shaping urban environments.

This episode delves into the multifaceted practice of observing urban spaces, challenging traditional approaches that rely solely on quantitative data. It emphasizes the need to integrate intangible elements — such as emotions, sensory experiences, and human interactions — into urban and spatial analysis to fully understand the dynamics of places. Drawing on insights from scholars like Gloria Calderone, Barbara Piga, and Lizzy Privitera, the episode explores innovative observation methods, including community-led walks, psychogeography, and bodygraphy, which highlight the importance of embodied experiences and interdisciplinary collaboration. By reflecting on the role of scholars as active participants in the observation process, the episode calls for a more inclusive and dynamic understanding of urban environments, one that recognizes the evolving and subjective nature of these spaces. This perspective fosters a richer, more democratic approach to urban studies, planning, and design.

Welcome to the new Urbinary! In this episode, we introduce our reimagined podcast and kick off Cycle 1: Finding Our Place: Navigating Urban Studies. Join us as we reflect on the meaning of 'urban,' expand beyond cities, and explore the tensions, complexities, and aspirations that shape our spaces. Produced by early-career researchers at Politecnico di Milano, this cycle offers fresh perspectives on urban studies for everyone – from scholars to curious listeners. Let's democratize urban studies together!

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Finding our place in His plan I. Joseph II. John the Baptist  III. Jesus IV. Paul V.  Christians today

In this first episode of our new series on Esther, we dive into the conversations, questions, and reflections that led up to exploring the story of Esther and Mordecai. Set in a world where God seems absent but is powerfully at work, we consider how Esther's unexpected rise to influence mirrors our own callings to be present and engaged where we are. We discuss themes of purpose, placement, and divine providence, inviting you to see God's hand even in life's messiest moments. Join us as we explore what it means to be placed in our world "for such a time as this."

Wanderlust Swingers – A Swinger Podcast & Hotwife Lifestyle Stories Episode Title: Failures at Being a Swinger; Failed Pool Parties, Ghosting, and More   In this playful yet candid episode, Cate and Darrell tackle the less-than-glamorous side of the swinger lifestyle, where best-laid plans don't always work out! From a last-minute pool party flop to a local single who ghosted us on a date, we're digging into what happens when expectations don't match reality. Join us as we explore how swinging can sometimes go sideways, and how to handle those “swinger fails” with humor and grace.   Episode Highlights: The Pool Party That Wasn't: We recount our experience at the last Naked Pool Party of the season at Fata Morgana in the Netherlands. Spoiler alert: the vibes and crowd were a bit different from what we're used to! Ghosted and Let Down: We were stood up by a local single Darrell arranged a date with, and we'll share our take on handling lifestyle no-shows, plus a few laughs about Cate betting Darrell that he'd still try to message afterward. Finding Our Place in the Lifestyle: How meeting a new, young couple reminded us of our early days and the highs and lows of finding your footing in the scene.   Handling Swinger Fails: Not every event will be perfect, and that's okay! We're here to help you embrace the unpredictability of the lifestyle with some real-life lessons, stories, and tips for bouncing back. Whether you've been ghosted, found yourself at a dud event, or just need a reminder to laugh at the unexpected, this episode is all about learning to go with the flow and keep things fun.   Conclusion: Tune in for the good, the awkward, and the downright hilarious moments that make the lifestyle unforgettable. And, as always, stay tuned for more stories, tips, and adventures from your Wanderlust Swingers team!   Upcoming Lifestyle Events & Links: Ready to join the action? Check out upcoming Libertine Events in the USA, UK, and Canada! Learn more at: www.libertineevents.com Join us in Miami from May 16-19, 2025: https://libertineevents.com/miami/ Wanderlust Swingers Podcast: Keep up with more sexy stories and lifestyle tips! www.wanderlustswingers.com Join us at Casual Swinger Week at Hedonism Resort from March 29 - April 5, 2025: http://www.casualswingerweek.com/   Tags: Swinger Lifestyle, Pool Party Fails, Ghosting in the Lifestyle, Swinger Date Etiquette, Finding Your Tribe, Swingers Community, Lifestyle Realities, Humor in Swinging, Handling Disappointment, Swinger Podcast, Non-Monogamy, Events in the Lifestyle

Dr. Bill Smutz: Finding Our Place

Pathfinder Church | August 18, 2024 | AJ MasticOver time, people have defined what it means to be human in different ways (rationality, creativity, ethics and morals). For Christians, we have looked to the Book of Genesis to understand the place of honor we're given in and over creation. But in a world where artificial intelligence is quickly encroaching on territory that once only belonged to us, how do we understand and maintain our uniqueness in creation?Website | https://pathfinderstl.orgOnline Giving | https://pathfinderstl.org/givePodcasts | https://pathfinderstl.org/podcastsFacebook | https://facebook.com/pathfinderstlInstagram | https://instagram.com/pathfinderstlSt. John School | https://stjls.orgContact Us | churchinfo@pathfinderstl.org

The need to belong is deep in our human souls. We are almost always asking, "Am I on the inside? Or on the outside?" Loneliness has strong negative impacts on our physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. Dr. Carol's conversation with writer, speaker, and podcaster Sarah E. Westfall will help you navigate your need to belong, and how that comes more from who you are than something you achieve. And they offer insight into how to move closer to both God and others. More resources: - Connect with Sarah Westfall on her website, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.  - Get Sarah's book The Way of Belonging: Reimagining Who We Are and How We Relate My article How to Find Your People When You Need Help My book and related resources: Sexpectations: Reframing Your Good and Not-So-Good Stories Around God, Love, and Relationships Dr. Carol enjoys hearing from you. You can leave a confidential message here.

It's just Susie and Nate for the Season 1 finale! We dig into how our faith has evolved through the podcast and dig into what we believe healthy dating looks like. Also is it ok for your identity to be rooted in your sexuality?Chat with us and others on Discord!https://discord.gg/7jwmTemc5y --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-tried-to-be-straight/support

As we wake up in this universe, we find ourselves in the midst of a story that is already unfolding. But what is the story about? And how do we find our place in the story?   The Bible tells us we're living in God's story. It's the story of a God who is on a mission to glorify His name by redeeming all people. It is a story that began at the dawn of creation and will continue until the renewal of all things.   When we discover God's Story and realize what the Story is all about, we can find our place in the story. 6 Acts Creation, Fall, Israel, Redemption, Church, Renewal   Act I – Creation Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth” From the very beginning, God's heart beats for the entire world. Act II – Fall Genesis 3:15 This Promised Seed will reverse the curse and restore all that has been lost. God's heart still beats for all His lost children, scattered amongst the nations. Act III – Israel Genesis 12:1-3 God is creating a people for Himself. Israel may not have embraced God's missionary call wholeheartedly, but His heart beats nonetheless for the peoples of all nations. Act IV – Redemption John 3:16-17 Jesus is the lamb who takes away the sins, not just of Israel, but of the world! Act V – Church Matthew 28:18–20 The Church is to be a missionary movement, going into all the world to share and show the Good News of Jesus. Act VI – Renewal Revelation 5:9-10, 12-13 God's mission is to glorify His name by redeeming all people for Himself from every nation, tribe, language, people, and tongue who will come alive in joyous relationship with Him through the redemption of His beloved Son by the power of His Spirit. Takeaway: What is your place in the story?

"After these things Paul departed from Athens, and came to Corinth; And found a certain Jew named Aquila, born in Pontus, lately come from Italy, with his wife Priscilla; (because that Claudius had commanded all Jews to depart from Rome:) and came unto them. And because he was of the same craft, he abode with them, and wrought: for by their occupation they were tentmakers. And he reasoned in the synagogue every sabbath, and persuaded the Jews and the Greeks. And when Silas and Timotheus were come from Macedonia, Paul was pressed in the spirit, and testified to the Jews that Jesus was Christ. And when they opposed themselves, and blasphemed, he shook his raiment, and said unto them, Your blood be upon your own heads; I am clean; from henceforth I will go unto the Gentiles. And he departed thence, and entered into a certain man's house, named Justus, one that worshipped God, whose house joined hard to the synagogue. And Crispus, the chief ruler of the synagogue, believed on the Lord with all his house; and many of the Corinthians hearing believed, and were baptized." Acts 18:1-8

Viking tip - Cedar bark (basket weaving) Tobin and I discuss solutions for humanity. We talk about how we are all helping with the enslavement of humanity. We discuss ways to connect back into the circle of life. Understanding life and death. We talk about elements and the basics of living. Enjoy the show We can work together! 20 min free phone consultation Contact - Compassionatevikingpodcast@gmail.com Rune reading Shamanic practice/animism Clarity Direction Emotional/physical/spiritual trauma Remembering who you are Learn the runes Medicine wheel Folklore Spell casting/dwarven speech Working with the divine connecting to nature Understanding Energy Qi Gong Training Northwest Tobin Foulke IG-@Trainingnorthwest Podcast- Enlightened Neanderthals ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TRAININGNORTHWESTLLC.COM⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ DONATE Give Send Go ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://givesendgo.com/compassionateviking?utm_source=sharelink&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=compassionateviking⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ WE THE MEDICINE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠We The Medicine | Empowerment | Healing | Nature | Love⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram @wethemedicine1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tyler-stanaway/support

Emmanuel Dominguez, David Meyer and Jill Shelby discuss Emmanuel's call to church planting, the difference between leaving and being sent, and how for all of us our lives are really just finding our place in God's story. Description - Reach out to us at nextgennow@thehills.org and find more information about The Hills Church at www.thehills.org.  

Since the last episode's conversation with hannah baer about the Jewishness of therapy, I've been thinking a lot about lineage.When I first decided to do an episode on the topic, I was primarily motivated by wanting a deep sense of admiration for the Jewish pioneers of the field. Their contributions, which, like any minority group, tend to get erased as they are absorbed into the dominant culture, are invaluable and deserve explicit recognition.But our conversation and hannah's original article also helped me connect to something more than claiming therapy's Jewish roots and contributions to global culture.The American myth of being self-made or self-determined tends to alienate us from our lineages, but we are part of them whether we consciously engage with them or not. The history and context of our field matter, even when those histories are messy, ugly, and problematic. Contending with therapy's history opens a dialogue between ourselves and our forebears in ways that move the profession forward and bring us together in solidarity and kinship. And that is a project worth taking on.Listen to the full episode to hear:How the American fantasy of being self-made teaches us to ignore the lineages of our practiceThe importance of pushing back against ahistoricism and divorcing concepts from their contextHow we are in relationship with our lineages, whether we are conscious of it or notWhy critiquing and rejecting what you don't like about the field's lineage isn't enoughHow acknowledging our lineage opens the door to deeper camaraderie and kinshipLearn more about Riva Stoudt:Into the Woods CounselingThe Kiln SchoolInstagram: @atherapistcantsaythat

Listeners are in for a treat as veteran host, Dr. Angela is interviewed by new co-host, Rev. Liz Testa. As Liz got to know Angela and listened to past episodes, she realized the wealth of insight sitting behind the mic that people needed to hear about. You don't want to miss hearing Angela share how she got involved with CBE (hint, it connects with her doctoral work), what led to the creation of this podcast, and highlights of her most intriguing learnings from her guests along the way. Most importantly, hearing Angela's vision of intersectionality as part of God's reconciling work in the world is a true inspiration. You will leave this episode with fresh ideas for creating healthy, compassionate spaces of inclusion and equity in your context... and most likely a desire to go back and relisten to a previous episode or two!    Learn more about Dr. Angela's Streams in the Wasteland mentioned in the podcast at https://www.streamsinthewasteland.org/.     Bios    Rev. Dr. Angela Ravin-Anderson, a native Texan, is an ordained minister with a true passion for seeing the people of God become an authentic expression of God's love in the world.  Dr. Ravin-Anderson created the Streams in the Wasteland Leadership Institute, a training program to equip and prepare transformational Christian leaders, especially women, based on their unique personalities, passions, and spiritual gifts to minister to the marginalized. She is also a facilitator for Project C.U.R.A.T.E., a faith-based initiative to bring about racial reconciliation and social justice reform within the Christian community. Dr. Ravin-Anderson is an adjunct professor at Abilene Christian University within the Bible Department teaching courses in Old and New Testament Studies, Christian Leadership, and Spiritual Formation. At Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church where she serves as part of the clergy team, she gives leadership to the Social Justice ministry and develops curriculum for adult Christian education and discipleship training programs. She holds a BA in Behavioral Science from Rice University, an MBA and MHA from the University of Houston-Clearlake, received her Master of Divinity degree, Summa Cum Laude from Houston Graduate School of Theology, and her Doctor of Ministry in the area of Pastoral and Missional Church Leadership from the same seminary.  Rev. Elizabeth (Liz) Testa, raised bi-culturally in New York and Spain, is a pastor, speaker, creative visionary, and community builder who is passionate about encouraging people to embrace their gifts and usher in a vision of God's reign as women and men of all backgrounds serve together, freely and fully. She currently serves the Reformed Church in America as the ministry executive for Women's Transformation and Leadership and Equity-Based Hospitality.  In this capacity, she helps the RCA pursue a vision for the full inclusion of women's gifts, influence, and leadership in all areas of the church and equips faith communities to develop equitable, hospitable practices that build and strengthen the body of Christ for mission in the world. Liz is the founder and host of the Lavish Hope: Stories of Resilience and Overcoming, a podcast that engages fresh perspectives from women and people of color. Rev. Testa holds a BFA (magna cum laude) from Syracuse University, and an MDiv from the Drew Theological School, where she was the John Heston Willey awardee for excellence in Pulpit Oratory and Manner. Her first career was as a professional actress and spokesperson, and she delights at how God uses those experiences to enhance her calling in ministry. Rev. Testa is currently a doctoral student in transformational preaching at New Brunswick Theological Seminary, NJ.    Learn more about Dr. Ravin-Anderson and Rev. Testa's passions and projects:  Streams in the Wasteland  Project C.U.R.A.T.E.  RCA Women's Transformation and Leadership and Equity-Based Hospitality  Lavish Hope Podcast      Related Resources    Intersectionality: The Narratives that Shaped Us with New Co-Host Rev. Liz Testa    Intersectionality: Diversity as God's Design: A Conversation with Rev. Michelle D. Williams – Part One    Intersectionality: Words Matter! Freedom through Lectionary and Bible Translation with Rev. Dr. Wilda C. Gafney    Disclaimer:     The opinions expressed in CBE's Mutuality Matters' podcast are those of its hosts or guests do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of CBE International or its members or chapters worldwide. The designations employed in this podcast and the presentation of content therein do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of CBE concerning the legal status of any country, area or territory or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers.  

A one-off sermon from 2 Corinthians. Date: 04 February 2024 Speaker: Ben Smart 2 Corinthians 4:16-5:15 www.stmatthews.com.au/unichurch

to watch this episode, subscribe to my YouTube channel: optYOUmize podcast Youtubewant more traffic, leads, and sales from your website without any extra promotion? meet PROHMOSSummaryIn this conversation, Brett Ingram shares five business and life lessons from the movie Top Gun Maverick. He discusses the impact of the movie on the theater industry and emphasizes the power of movies to evoke emotions and share valuable lessons. The main takeaways from the conversation are the importance of finding our place and purpose, the value of relationships and connections, the need for advice and support, the power of belief, and the impact of teamwork.TakeawaysFinding our place and purpose is crucial in both business and life.Building strong relationships and connections can provide support and open doors.Seeking advice and guidance from others is essential for growth and problem-solving.Belief in ourselves and our goals is a superpower that can lead to incredible achievements.Teamwork and collaboration can accomplish more than individual efforts.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Impact of Top Gun Maverick03:03 Lesson 1: Finding Our Place and Purpose08:06 Lesson 2: The Importance of Relationships and Connections11:15 Lesson 3: Seeking and Valuing Advice14:15 Lesson 4: The Power of Belief18:28 Lesson 5: The Impact of Teamwork20:49 Conclusion and Takeaways#entrepreneur #worklifebalance #successhabits #digitalbusiness #personaldevelopment #inspiration #successhacks #businesslessons #lifelessons #success #entrepreneurslife #entrepreneurialmindset #entrepreneurtips #entrepreneurmind #entrepreneurmotivation #optyoumize #brettingram #digitalmarketing #onlinemarketing #digitalmarketer #entrepreneurpodcast optyoumize.com optyoumize

In "Built to Last: Finding Our Place in God's Design," Pastor Adam teaches us that building a life on Christ's foundation secures eternal purpose and transformation. Find more resources at https://cbcmaysville.com/ Follow Pastor Adam Burton on social Twitter:   / adamrburton   Instagram:   / adamburton83   Facebook:   / adamburton83   Follow Central Baptist Church on social Twitter:   / cbcmaysville   Instagram:   / centralbaptistmaysville   Facebook:   / cbcmaysville  

  Social thinker, writer and speaker Dougald Hine talks about his new book At Work in the Ruins, Finding Our Place in the Time of Science, Climate Change, Pandemics and All the Other Emergencies. Explaining why he believes the world as we know it is coming to an end, he proposes how we might live […] The post Dougald Hine: At Work in the Ruins appeared first on Hazel Kahan.

Hey Faith-Family! Welcome to the Beyond Sunday podcast at Calvary Bible Church – where we go beyond the Sunday sermon to explore some rabbit holes to bring Biblical truths to the surface. On this episode, we dive a little deeper into Matthew 10:1-15. If you would like to submit any questions or topics for us to consider for future episodes, please send them to podcast@cbcmj.com

Compassion fatigue, advocacy overwhelm, and burnout are all very real things. How can we hold space for radical rest while still staying informed, mobilizing, and making change? Join us this week as we talk about finding out place in the movement and how we can continually show up for both ourselves and others. As always you can find us over on our Patreon for exclusive merch, newsletters, and behind the scenes content https://patreon.com/Rebelsadvocatepod. You can also find us on Instagram @rebelsadvocatepod and our website www.rebelsadvocatepod.wordpress.com. You can now find our store front on our website or the link below to rep Rebels swag out and about https://rebelsadvocatestore.weebly.com/#/. Thanks for being apart of the Rebels community for the last 3 years, we are so grateful and look forward to many more with you. We will be back with a new episode every other Tuesday. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebelsadvpod/support

Speaker: Steven Hunter Scripture Reading: Acts 9:26-27 Thank you for listening this week's Sunday morning sermon from Glendale Road Church of Christ in Murray, Kentucky. We would love for you to join us at any of our services: Sunday Morning at 9AM, Bible study to follow Sunday Evening at 6PM Wednesday Bible Study at 6:30PM If you have any questions or if we can be of service, contact us at 270-753-3714. You can visit our website at www.glendaleroadchurch.org. Have a blessed day!

"Finding Our Place In The Body"  10/08/2023  Sunday Sermon  Pastor David L GoldsberryRomans 12:1-83 John 1:9; Philippians 2:2-5; 1 Corinthians 12:4-7 & 15:10; Ephesians 2:8-9; Romans 8:9To view the livestream, visit: https://fb.watch/nz1LfbKbQj/www.hpcbrandon.org

In this conversation I spoke with Rich. He is a fellow baby-scoop adoptee and very involved in advocating for better laws around access to adoption records for adoptees among other things. In this episode we will talk a little about his history, and a lot about adoption in general, as well as talk about his work in advocacy. Rich serves as president of the Coalition for Truth and Transparency in Adoption (CTTA) and Adoption Search Resource Connection (ASRC). ⁠https://www.adoptiontruthandtransparency.org/ He is part of an advocacy team that has seen over 15 Colorado bills signed into law since 2014 to the benefit of adult adoptees, foster youth, birth/first parents, and donor conceived persons. A frequent presenter at digital and in-person conferences, Rich's interviews and writings have appeared in various news outlets. Rich is a contributing author of Finding Our Place: 100 Memorable Adoptees, Fostered Persons and Orphanage Alumni; and Adoption and Mothering.  Most recently, Rich is the creator of the new musical For the Record(s) www.ftrmusical.com which we will talk about in the next episode. My group "I found a grave" https://m.facebook.com/groups/ifoundagrave --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/convosaboutadoption/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/convosaboutadoption/support

How does letting go of our self-made identity and purpose lead to a better life? It happens when we discover the larger story God has been telling throughout history and find our place in it. How can we root our lives in the grand story of God? Jim Cameron joing Andrew to discuss. Jim has served with The Navigators Military Ministry since retiring from the Army in 2016. He is also a strengths leadership coach with WeAlign where he helps people discover, develop and deploy their unique, God-given talents. Originally from Cincinnati Ohio, Jim, his wife Wendy, and their four children live in Clarksville, TN. In this episode: • The Golden Threads of Scripture • Finding Our Place in the Story • Living an Integrated Life • The Paradox of the Gospel Resources Mentioned • Study - Foundations Series • How Now Shall We Live? by Charles Colson and Nancy Pearcey • The Untold Story of the New Testament Church by Frank Viola • WeAlign Strengths Coaching Original Release Date: 8/24/2023 Subscribe to Andrew's free weekly newsletter Disciple Notes. Want to suggest a question for us to cover on the show?

In this episode, Melissa shares her journey after high school to find her place and purpose in the world.  Her employment experiences and career ambitions.  Her story is one of perseverance and hope. She expresses the need for autistics to be consistently exposed to different experiences and opportunities.  This helps them to figure out what may be the best fit for them.  She says independence for autistics requires their parents to allow them to do life their way.  There are multiple pathways to finding one's place and purpose in life.  Parents must believe in their children's ability to find their way.  Autistics may need more time and different opportunities to find their path.  Melissa was candid on how parents can be too controlling and struggle to listen and respect their autistic young adult as an individual—respecting that they may have different desires than you.  Also, to respect that they may know autism best, so their perspective and voice matter.  Melissa continues to advocate for herself and her students.  She deeply desires to help autistic people find a career they love and self-realize.  As an advocate, she believes in and encourages her students.  She emphasizes how parents can support new experiences, listen, and respect their young adult.  In our next episode, Melissa will share her internship at the Social Mind Center and her new career.       

In this session, we will be looking into Romans 10:1-19 and 12:1-2. These two passages give us the keys we need to receive whatever we need from God and to find our place in Him. +++++++ You can find more information on my website: https://pastorjohndunning.com/ You can hear my personal testimony on this website: https://www.ifyouonlyknew.life/

On Finding Our Place in This Story.

In this wide-ranging interview, first published in 2021, Jeremy Lent discusses his fascinating new book Web of Meaning which combines findings in cognitive science, systems theory and traditional Chinese and Buddhist thought, to develop a framework that integrates both science and meaning in a coherent whole. Jeremy discusses what he sees as an essential problem at the heart of our current worldview: how man is separated from nature which is seen purely as a resource. He highlights a very different perspective, common to many indigenous peoples, how we are interrelated, not just all humans related to each other, but seeing all of the living earth around us all of life as being our relations. Jeremy also shares his long standing criticisms on the structure of the modern corporation and its role in society, in light of the recent Shell climate litigation, and the election of new directors to the board of Exxon, instigated by a small activist investor-which has been called the oil industry's “Black Wednesday.” Jeremy is an award winning author and founder of the nonprofit Liology Institute, dedicated to fostering a worldview that could enable humanity to thrive sustainably on the earth. His writings investigate the underlying causes and the patterns of thought that have led our civilization to its current sustainability crisis. The Patterning Instinct is a cultural history of humanity's search for meaning, traces the deepest dark of foundations of our modern worldview. His most recent book is Web of Meaning: integrating science and traditional wisdom to find our place in the universe.He is the founder of the  Deep Transformation Network, a global community exploring pathways to an ecological civilization, and the nonprofit Liology Institute, dedicated to fostering an integrated worldview that could enable humanity to thrive sustainably on the Earth. 

(Genesis 18:1-33) Have you found your place in this world? Not the geographic place, but the place of God's choosing. Our place is with the Lord Jesus. Allow God to use His Word to show you your place today. Join us as we continue our study of Abraham and Sarah. (07192230812) 

Rali –  Friend, Artist, Worship Leader joins Josue and Chase in this episode. Rali share what the Lord has been walking them through in life recently, how God has helped him process life, the battle with pride, giving all we are not just all we have, and how he has found his place in this world.   Connect with Rali: Rali IG: @ralithe3rd   AVAILABLE ON YouTube: The Perspectives Podcast   Website: perspectivesworldwide.org IG: @PerspectivesWorldwideinc Josue IG: @ButtermanJosue Chase IG: @whereischaseabrown Grayson IG: @GraysonHuskey Intro Song: "Places to See" by Lani Rose

The Becoming Podcast has been on a short hiatus while I focus on writing my book, but oh what a comeback episode I have for you! This month, I spoke to Toko-pa Turner, who many of you may know as the unofficial patron saint of many of my circles and gatherings because of the sheer number of times I've quoted from the wisdom of her book, Belonging. Toko-pa is a Canadian author, teacher, and dreamworker. Blending the mystical teachings of Sufism in which she was raised with a Jungian approach to dreams, she founded The Dream School in 2001, from which thousands of students have graduated. She is the author of the award-winning book, Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home, which explores the themes of exile and belonging through the lens of dreams, mythology, and nature. This book has resonated for readers worldwide, and has been translated into 10 different languages so far. Her work focuses on the relationship between psyche and nature, and how to follow our inner wisdom to meet with the social, psychological, and ecological challenges of our time. Here's some of what Toko-pa and I talk about in this episode: > The dream that changed Toko-pa's life, causing her to question her career and, ultimately, her identity > How we can court our dreams to support us during times of radical transformation – and the reasons so many of us have a hard time remembering and working with what shows up in our dreamscape > Toko-pa's perspective on the message of Belonging after the divisiveness our society has experienced in the years since it was published > What happened for both Toko-pa and I when we fell out of belonging from the ideologies of the "wellness world" > How to build community when you're under-resourced > "The Big Lie" when it comes to belonging, and how we can reclaim a sense of belonging to the greater family of things, as Mary Oliver so famously wrote

Finding Our Place In The World.

Finding Our Place in the People of God | Rev. Michael CraddockMatthew 16:13-23

This week Laura talks with award-winning author, lawyer, and strategist Deepa Iyer. Deepa and the organization she works with, Building Movement Project, create building blocks for activist organizations to translate their desires to create change into concrete practices they can implement. These two activists connect on their belief that how we do the work is just as important as what the work is, and that we can't delegate social change work to people in the nonprofit sector or to activists. We all have important roles to play, no matter what our jobs and identities are. They talk about Deepa's upcoming book and how to maintain hope, even amidst all that can feel daunting and overwhelming. To learn more about Future Tripping, Laura's work, and The Trauma Stewardship Institute, or to email a question you'd like Laura and her guests to respond to, please click here, or call 360-228-5804 anytime and leave us a voicemail.  And you can find us on Instagram here. 

Dr. Cherie Buisson joins the podcast to discuss the idea that, deep down, none of us think we belong here. We think we're not moving fast enough, that we're not smart enough, and that we're not accomplishing what we should be accomplishing (or what others are accomplishing). Why do we have these thoughts, and more importantly, what do we do about them? LINKS: A Happy Vet: https://ahappyvet.com/ Helping Hands Pet Hospice: https://helpinghandspethospice.com/ Dr. Andy Roark Exam Room Communication Tool Box Course: https://drandyroark.com/on-demand-staff-training/ What's on my Scrubs?! Card Game: https://drandyroark.com/training-tools/ Dr. Andy Roark Swag: drandyroark.com/shop All Links: linktr.ee/DrAndyRoark ABOUT OUR GUEST: Dr. Buisson wasn't (and isn't!) always A Happy Vet. In fact, for many years, she was An Unhappy Vet. Despite working in wonderful practices with compassionate mentors, she always felt she didn't fit in. She found private practice draining and felt like a failure for her inability to be “a real vet”. She learned the hard way for two decades, and her mission is to provide veterinary professionals with the tools to find their happiness and to help them be comfortable if they take a nontraditional approach. She believes it's never too late to find your place, but there's nothing wrong with starting early!