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Imagine facing the tremendous pressures of addiction, abuse, poverty, and homelessness while raising a child alone. Jaymi Anderson, the executive director of the Genesis Project of Northern Colorado, joins us to discuss how her organization stands as a beacon of hope for single mothers grappling with these challenges. From life skills training to faith-building opportunities, Jamie Anderson outlines how they empower these women to achieve economic self-sufficiency.Welcome to the Agency for Change podcast.
Winn Collier joins Austin to discuss the work of American novelist and poet Wendell Berry. Within the fictional town of Port William, the pair discuss the power of incarnation and the sense of time and place. The idea of geographical theology is brought to life as the location of Port William is juxtaposed against the inherent danger of the fragmented and abstracted growing digital culture. Port William Series by William Berry Jayber Crow: The Life Story of Jayber Crow, Barber, of the Port William Membership, as Written by Himself by William Berry Information on the Host: Austin Carty holds degrees in literature and divinity from High Point University (B.A.) and Wake Forest University (M.Div.), and a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) from Emory University. He is the author of Christianity Today's Book Award of Merit for Church and Pastoral Leadership, The Pastor's Bookshelf Information on Winn Collier Winn has been a pastor for twenty-seven years and the founding pastor of All Souls Charlottesville. He is an Episcopal priest and serves at Western Theological Seminary as Director of The Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination & Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Christian Imagination. He is also the director of the Genesis Project. He received a Ph.D. from the University of Virginia where his work centered on the intersection of literary fiction and religion, particularly the sacramental landscape of Wendell Berry's fictional town of Port William. Learn more about Winn Collier Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode we invite you to listen in on a conversation with Lauren and Kathy Bryan, The Founder and CEO of The Genesis Project. Kathy is a respected international speaker/trainer, consultant, mentor, and author, who works tirelessly to communicate the stark truths of trafficking. She has trained thousands of professionals on how to identify and respond to those victimized by human trafficking, including medical personnel, Homeland Security, anti-trafficking organizations, and churches, to name a few. She also happens to be Lauren's mom! In this episode they scratch the surface on the many topics around unpacking one's trauma as preparation for birth but most importantly in order that you might walk more fully in the freedom and healing that Jesus has for you. Mentioned in the episode: https://www.thegenesisproject.life/ Text to give: Text4THEM to 53555 Red Flags of Sex Trafficking for Medical Professionals PDF Book mentioned: When Survivors Give Birth by Penny Simpkin SHOW NOTES “FOOTER” Email us to say hi: holywildbirth@gmail.com Put in a request for future topics and/or submit a question for future Q&A episodes: Fill out the form Apply to tell your birth story on the podcast: sisterbirth.com/podcast-guest Join Natural Christian Home Birth (Assisted and Unassisted) - a FB community From Lauren: Instagram Midwifery consults: Email lauren.rootedineden@gmail.com From Brooke: Instagram Trust God, Trust Birth Workshop - a 5-part high-level roadmap to a confident home birth (pay what you can) Faith-Filled Home Birth Workshop - a free, 3-part video series delivered to your inbox Embrace Birth Journey - comprehensive and holistic faith-based home birth preparation --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/holy-wild-birth/support
Merry Christmas from Genesis Project! Through Immanuel, God with us, Jesus embedded himself in the middle of the difficulty and the mess in order that we might live saved. The hope of Jesus now shines bright in us but also through us.
For this episode of Making Movies Great Again, Sebastian and Chris Kohls, AKA "Mr. Reagan," review the iconic "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan," from its surprisingly cheap production value, to how it succeeded despite its director having never seen an episode of "Star Trek" before.Support the show: https://www.sebgorka.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Born in San Diego, CA and spend my entire adolescent years rotating between San Diego and Montgomery, AL. (Divorced parents). I am married to Lynneice Washington and together we have four children, 1 son and three daughters. After High School I joined the United States Military where I served as a Combat Corpsman (Medic) in the United States Navy. During my time in the Navy I served in Combat in several conflicts including Operation Just Cause (Panama) Operation Desert Shield/Storm and Bosnia. While in the Navy I obtained my Paramedic Certification and my LPN degree. I was injured in a combat diving exercise in 1991 and in 1993 the Navy forced me out due to injuries. Because of difficulty finding a job as a nurse, I resorted to law enforcement starting in NY and then moving to Montgomery where I worked as a correctional Officer. From there I was hired as a nurse/medic in the Jefferson County Jail. After 3 years, Blue-Light fever struck and I returned to law enforcement and I've been here since 1998. I am a member of the Non-Profit Community First which was founded by Big Walter Wilson and Abdul Alwahid. The program focuses on educating youth from underserved communities to history of the South. Myself and Ms. Pamala Bass have also founded “The Genesis Project” which is a non-profit also focusing on educating our youth to a world outside of their communities. We also address sentences of people who were young when they were arrested, but still serving lengthy sentences that today they would not have received. We also are focused on closing the gap of misunderstanding and willful ignorance between police and citizens.
What better way to mark the 200th episode of Sounds Likes Comics than by boldly going where no podcast has gone before (we're pretty sure), by doing not just one, but three reviews - dubbed The Genesis Trilogy. This special episode celebrates the classic trilogy of Star Trek movies, 2 to 4, The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock, and The Voyage Home. Directed by Nicholas Meyer (Wrath of Khan) and Leonard Nimoy (The Search for Spock, The Voyage Home), these Star Trek films from 1982, 1984, and 1986, respectively, make up a trilogy that was never planned to be that way. At the core of these three films is the creation and ramifications of the Genesis Project, a device that can create life, and the death and return of Spock.
Jun 12, 2022 On this episode of the Claw's Corner Rich hosts the one and only Apache Ramos and they continue their interview. Check out the first part of the interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSsCl... Best known for his role in cult classic film "The Warriors", he is also a producer, and retired social worker. From IMDB: Apache Ramos was born on December 24, 1953 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for The Warriors (1979), The Ungovernable Force (2015) and The Genesis Project (2014). https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0708559/?... Find Apache online at: https://www.facebook.com/apache.ramos Copyright 2022 The Claw's Corner - Produced by Rich Cyr https://www.facebook.com/richtheclawcyr/ Edited by Elmwood Productions - http://elmwoodproductions.com/index.html and subscribe to Elmwood Productions on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ElmwoodProd... Show some love for Elmwood! It's your support that keeps content like this coming! Visit our Ko-Fi Page and help keep us caffeinated! - https://ko-fi.com/elmwoodproductions Enhanced and uploaded by Rob Bull Contact Rob Bull For Music, Podcast, or Graphic design info @ Robbull61792@gmail.com
Welcome to our biggest episode yet! We can all agree sceners are a peculiar bunch, and our scene is a community like no other, juggling creativity and technical prowess, often even within the same individuals. What does it do with us to create, compete and socialise in this environment, and how can we take care of our own and others' wellbeing? We explore the psychology behind the demoscene, demoparties and demomaking with Tom, who does not just create amazing Atari-demos with Genesis Project, Effect and SMFX, but also lectures on Community Psychology at the University of Leeds. We appreciate that even two hours can't do justice to all angles of this complex topic. If you would like to share your thoughts, stories and questions, send them to zineradioshow@scene.org or to our social media accounts. If you are interested and we receive enough feedback, we might produce a follow-up in the future. **Disclaimer**: If you are in distress or have a medical emergency, please seek out professional help immediately: https://findahelpline.com/ Links in the episode: Back In Time, Bergen: https://backintime.no/ TRSAC Demoparty, Denmark: http://trsac.dk/ Demoscene Discord: https://discord.gg/76nuRVzqS3 Sommarhack Party: https://dhs.nu/sommarhack/2022/ Tom on Demozoo: https://demozoo.org/sceners/73804/ Credits: Hosts: Axel, Okkie, Ziphoid Producer: Shana Editing and Sound Engineering: lug00ber Cover Art: Critikill
Welcome to episode 26, our biggest episode yet! Sceners are a peculiar bunch, juggling creativity and technical prowess, often even within the same individuals. What does it do with us to create, compete and socialise in this environment, and how can we take care of ours' and others' wellbeing? We explore the psychology behind the demoscene, demoparties and demomaking with Tom, who does not just create amazing Atari-demos with Genesis Project, Effect and SMFX, but also lectures on Community Psychology at the University of Leeds. We appreciate that even two hours can't do justice to all angles of this complex topic. If you would like to share your thoughts, stories and questions, send them to zineradioshow@scene.org or to our social media accounts. If you are interested and we receive enough feedback, we might produce a follow-up in the future. Disclaimer: If you are in distress or have a medical emergency, please seek out professional help immediately: https://findahelpline.com/
The University of Cape Town's (UCT) Genesis Project will be hosting a showcase of eight promising student businesses on 10 August 2022.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Guest: Stuart Hendry is the Convenor of the UCT Genesis Project. He is due to launch a book next week and the project will be hosting a showcase of eight promising student businesses on 10 August 2022. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We had the opportunity to hear from our guest speaker Mark Orphan from Genesis Project in Fort Collins about a peculiar story that happens in the gospel according to Mark. That hen we encounter the person of Jesus, we are left with a choice in how we respond to the conflict in our lives.
We had an incredible time celebrating our official grand opening of Genesis Project in Portland! We started a three part series of The Way, The Truth, and The Life. Where on launch we focused on following in the way of the great I AM.
Loot Town Square is a weekly community call. A space for fans, players, and builders to come together and share ideas, tease projects, launch projects, ask questions, and just generally geek out on all things Loot. Wednesdays @ 2PM PST/10PM UTC ------ Music by https://twitter.com/bowtiedindigo ------ SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER: https://lootproject.substack.com/
Loot Town Square is a weekly community call. A space for fans, players, and builders to come together and share ideas, tease projects, launch projects, ask questions, and just generally geek out on all things Loot. Wednesdays @ 2PM PST/10PM UTC ------ Music by https://twitter.com/bowtiedindigo ------ SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER: https://lootproject.substack.com/
Loot Town Square is a weekly community call. A space for fans, players, and builders to come together and share ideas, tease projects, launch projects, ask questions, and just generally geek out on all things Loot. Wednesdays @ 2PM PST/10PM UTC ------ Music by https://twitter.com/bowtiedindigo ------ SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER: https://lootproject.substack.com/
Loot Town Square is a weekly community call. A space for fans, players, and builders to come together and share ideas, tease projects, launch projects, ask questions, and just generally geek out on all things Loot. Music by https://twitter.com/bowtiedindigo
*Content note: In this episode, you will meet Jennifer Holmes, a mother who tragically lost her son, Genesis, in a drowning accident. This episode contains an emotional account of her traumatic experience, so please listen with care when you feel you are able to, as the content may be triggering for some listeners. If you are unable to listen but want to learn more, please visit the links below for more information on The Genesis Project. We are just about at the halfway point of Park and Recreation Month, and it has been so inspiring to see how many people are embracing the theme of “Our Park and Recreation Story” and sharing their heartfelt stories, memories and experiences related to parks and recreation. One story that caught our attention — and really moved a lot of us on NRPA staff — is that of Jennifer Holmes from Charleston County, South Carolina, and I'm honored to welcome her, as well as Gina Ellis-Strother, the chief administration officer for Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission (CCPRC), to the show today. In 2014, Jennifer's 13-year-old son, Genesis, tragically drowned in a local pond because he didn't know how to swim. After Genesis' drowning, the Genesis Project was established, which aims to raise funds to offer aquatic safety programs in rural areas of Charleston County, alongside CCPRC. Despite her grief and her own fear of water, Jennifer not only conquered her fears and learned to swim, she also volunteered with the Charleston County Parks Foundation to offer swim lessons and water safety instructions to rural areas of the community. What's more, when CCPRC opened the West County Aquatic Center in June 2019 in the same small town in which Genesis drowned, Jennifer was one of the lifeguards on duty. And, in keeping Genesis' spirit alive, the pool at the aquatic center is now named, “The Genesis Pool.” Tune in to the full episode to learn more about the incredible young man Genesis Holmes was, as well as how Jennifer has channeled her grief into ensuring other families in rural Charleston County don't have to experience the same loss she and her family experienced. You'll also learn: How Jennifer's faith and the support of her community gave her strength in a time of pain. How The Genesis Project is raising awareness and providing education about swim lessons and water safety. How CCPRC is addressing access to water safety resources and education in rural areas of Charleston County and meeting community members where they are. How Jennifer felt when she conquered her own fear of water and received her lifeguard certification. What the relationship between Jennifer and Gina has meant to each of them during this time, and more! Additional Resources: The Genesis Project Charleston County Parks Foundation
Winn Collier is on the show this week talking about his latest book, 'A Burning In My Bones: The Authorized Biography Of Eugene Peterson.' Winn is the founding pastor of All Souls Church Charlottesville. He now serves at Western Theological Seminary as Director of The Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination & Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Christian Imagination. He is also the director of the Genesis Project. You can connect with Winn on his website or on Twitter. We would love to connect with you on social media. You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Join us again next Tuesday for a new episode!
On the latest Craft & Character Episode, Steve Carter interviews author Winn Collier about the life and legacy of Eugene Peterson. Winn unpacks stories from his latest book, A Burning in My Bones: The Authorized Biography of Eugene H. Peterson, Translator of The Message. The stories he shares detail how Eugene understood the calling to be a pastor, how his geography shaped his theology, how he fought to have his character lead the way, and what made Eugene such an important pastoral voice. Winn Collier was the founding pastor of All Souls Charlottesville. He now serves at Western Theological Seminary as Director of The Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination & Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Christian Imagination. He is also the director of the Genesis Project. Winn Collier received a Ph.D. from the University of Virginia where his work centered on the intersection of literary fiction and religion, particularly the sacramental landscape of Wendell Berry’s fictional town of Port William. Winn Collier is husband to the beautiful and graceful Miska Tolleson Collier and dad to Wyatt and Seth, who he says have, “pulled strands of love out of me that I didn’t know existed.” “I’m friend to a few misty-eyed men and a few courageous women. I prefer what’s slow over what’s efficient. I’m weary of all the bullhorns. I’m partial to things that are worn and a bit ragged. I think truth is best told slant. I believe in hope.”
In this conversation, we talk with Winn Collier, the author of Eugene Peterson's biography A Burning in My Bones. We also get to know Winn and a bit of his journey. Winn was a Pastor for 25 years, the founding pastor of http://allsoulscville.com/ (All Souls Charlottesville). He now serves at https://www.westernsem.edu/faculty/collier/ (Western Theological Seminary) as Director of The Eugene Peterson Center for Christian Imagination & Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Christian Imagination. He is also the director of the http://genesisproject.info/ (Genesis Project), a circle of friends who provide soul care for pastors and invite them to experience genuine friendship, bold love, and restful transformation.
Bernard Gleton is an ex-pro athlete, a tech entrepreneur, speaker and podcaster. After having a very short stint in the CFL (Canadian Football League), 4 years removed from high school and no college football experience, Bernard needed a new challenge. After working some dead-end jobs and he went into the tech field. There, he found a natural groove primarily because of the sports field being very analytical. About 3 years in the tech field, Bernard ventured off and started a business called Netware Technical Solutions, which is a managed service provider, providing IT solutions to businesses. He showed businesses how to leverage technology to get a ROI within 5 years by saving them time, boosting productivity and implementing systems. Now his new venture is in podcasting. His show, The Genesis Project Podcast, brings guests who has reached some level of success and breakdown the principles, failures, and successes to implement them in our everyday lives. The tagline of the show is Business Principles For Beginners, From The School of Hard Knocks. He believes that success leaves clues, so he brings his audience with him as together, they find the success clues and put them to work. This allows him to push the entrepreneur agenda forward by promoting entrepreneurship. From his show, he is helping people start businesses and believe in themselves that they can and will achieve the success that they are chasing after. Where to find more of Bernard: Website: https://genesisprojectpodcast.com/course/home-page Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techstrategiesguy/ Genesis Project Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/genesisprojectpodcast/ Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/genesisprojectpodcast This is a Juliana Pedri LLC Productions Juliana Pedri is a podcast manager who hosts, launches, and produces podcasts. To find out more visit: www.julianapedri.com to see what we can do for you in your journey to podcasting.
Bernard shares a crazy life experience that as he put it: can't be made up. Bernard tells us about his journey from sports in general to his journey trying to make it pro, to business, to IT, and podcasting. Bernard has hit so many avenues of life and his story is sure to add in a new perspective that you can view your own life with. Disclaimer: *Note this episode goes into a story that involves violence Instagram & facebook @genesisprojectpodcast Website: genesisprojectpodcast.com ______ ❗~If you enjoyed the video please leave a like so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) ______ The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook group: www.facebook.com/personalprocesspodcast
Es klingt wie Spinnerei - doch die Planungen sind real, obwohl ihr Ziel in weiter Ferne liegt: ein Leben auf einem anderen Planeten, in einer anderen Galaxie. Nicht nur private Initiativen, auch die NASA entwickeln Konzepte, wie Menschen in andere Sternensysteme gelangen könnten. Das größte Problem dabei ist die Flugzeit. Deshalb müssten dafür wohl mehrere Generationen im Raumschiff leben, sich fortpflanzen und auch dort sterben: ein ganzes Leben für die Reise durchs All. Guido Meyer, unser Fachmann für Weltraumthemen, erzählt im Gespräch mit Maja Bahtijarević, wer genau diese Pläne entwickelt, was Hollywoodfilme damit zu tun haben, welche mathematische Formel dahinter steckt - und warum eine "Flaschenpost" nur bedingt eine Alternative wäre. Hintergrundinformationen • Uni Frankfurt | Claudius Gros: "Life on distant worlds - the Genesis Project" https://itp.uni-frankfurt.de/~gros/TALKS/Schader16/ • Uni Frankfurt | Projekt "2. Genesis": Arbeitsgruppe Gros https://www.uni-frankfurt.de/65464986/AG-Gros? • ICARUS INTERSTELLAR | "Beyond the Generation Ship: An interview with ICARUS INTERSTELLAR director Damien Turchi" http://www.icarusinterstellar.org/beyond-the-generation-ship-an-interview-with-icarus-interstellar-director-damien-turchi • ICARUS INTERSTELLAR | Video: ICARUS INTERSTELLAR featured on mic.com http://www.icarusinterstellar.org/icarus-interstellar-featured-on-mic-com • The Chronolith Project Space Threshold Initiative | Das Chronolith Experiment http://chronolith.net/ • Research Gate | Die mathematische Formel, mit der sich Startzeitpunkt und Dauer einer interstellaren Reise berechnen lassen: "Interstellar Travel - The Wait Calculation and the Incentive Trap of Progress" https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260275150_Interstellar_Travel_-_The_Wait_Calculation_and_the_Incentive_Trap_of_Progress • 100 year starship | Die 100 Year Starship Studie http://www.100yss.org/ • Sigma - the science fiction think tank | Sigma forum http://www.sigmaforum.org
Es klingt wie Spinnerei - doch die Planungen sind real, obwohl ihr Ziel in weiter Ferne liegt: ein Leben auf einem anderen Planeten, in einer anderen Galaxie. Nicht nur private Initiativen, auch die NASA entwickeln Konzepte, wie Menschen in andere Sternensysteme gelangen könnten. Das größte Problem dabei ist die Flugzeit. Deshalb müssten dafür wohl mehrere Generationen im Raumschiff leben, sich fortpflanzen und auch dort sterben: ein ganzes Leben für die Reise durchs All. Guido Meyer, unser Fachmann für Weltraumthemen, erzählt im Gespräch mit Maja Bahtijarević, wer genau diese Pläne entwickelt, was Hollywoodfilme damit zu tun haben, welche mathematische Formel dahinter steckt - und warum eine "Flaschenpost" nur bedingt eine Alternative wäre. Hintergrundinformationen • Uni Frankfurt | Claudius Gros: "Life on distant worlds - the Genesis Project" https://itp.uni-frankfurt.de/~gros/TALKS/Schader16/ • Uni Frankfurt | Projekt "2. Genesis": Arbeitsgruppe Gros https://www.uni-frankfurt.de/65464986/AG-Gros? • ICARUS INTERSTELLAR | "Beyond the Generation Ship: An interview with ICARUS INTERSTELLAR director Damien Turchi" http://www.icarusinterstellar.org/beyond-the-generation-ship-an-interview-with-icarus-interstellar-director-damien-turchi • ICARUS INTERSTELLAR | Video: ICARUS INTERSTELLAR featured on mic.com http://www.icarusinterstellar.org/icarus-interstellar-featured-on-mic-com • The Chronolith Project Space Threshold Initiative | Das Chronolith Experiment http://chronolith.net/ • Research Gate | Die mathematische Formel, mit der sich Startzeitpunkt und Dauer einer interstellaren Reise berechnen lassen: "Interstellar Travel - The Wait Calculation and the Incentive Trap of Progress" https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260275150_Interstellar_Travel_-_The_Wait_Calculation_and_the_Incentive_Trap_of_Progress • 100 year starship | Die 100 Year Starship Studie http://www.100yss.org/ • Sigma - the science fiction think tank | Sigma forum http://www.sigmaforum.org
In this powerful podcast, Aaron Bekkela talks about the difficult decision he made to leave a family business weighted with obligation and expectations to follow the pull of his heart strings. Being born into a family business that owned and operated several strip clubs, Aaron struggled with the addiction, darkness and pain that was ever-present in the industry and made the life changing decision to sell the business and see it come to life as a church and community resource center. How Aaron’s heart led him to obtain his degree and become a Licensed Addiction Counselor and Clinical Director of a teen residential treatment center serves as a testament to the power of making decisions that ultimately change the course of not one, but many lives. For more information about the former strip club turned church, contact the Genesis Project at: 970-682-2289 or https://genesisfortcollins.com/
Star Trek III starts off with the weary Enterprise crew returning home after their near-death battle with Khan, and the actual death of Spock, whose body had been torpedoed to the Genesis world, which was a newly transformed planet, formerly without life. While all involved are a bit worse for wear, the biggest effect on a crew member seems to be with Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley), who is exhibiting strange behavior that suggests he may be cracking from the experience, babbling something about returning to Spock's homeworld of Vulcan. Spock's father, Sarek (Mark Lenard), is convinced that Spock's "essence" has somehow been transferred to another before his death through a mind-meld, which would explain McCoy's behavior. With an unknown life form recently found on the Genesis planet, Kirk (William Shatner) wants to visit and find out if Spock's body is also reincarnated, but the instability of the area makes it off-limits to anyone but science officers. Kirk and company must hijack their old ship, against orders, but soon finds that murderous Klingons have discovered news of the Genesis Project, and are willing to kill anyone in order to gain information on the process. Leonard Nimoy directs.
Some of God’s greatest miracles come when He brings good out of dark places. In Ogden, Utah, pastor Matt Roberts felt he didn’t feel comfortable inviting his friends and neighbors to church as it didn’t feel like a place where people could be vulnerable, so he decided to create an open community he thought they—and he—would feel like they belonged. When his former youth pastor, Rob Cowles, came for a visit, Rob knew The Genesis Project was something special and decided to plant his own location in Fort Collins, Colorado—in, of all places, a former strip club. Carrie Stuart Parks was a young woman with a flair for art when her father, the head of the School of Law Enforcement in northern Idaho, decided to invite Carrie to use her talents on crime scenes. Carrie became enamored with the work, helping victims close the chapter on some of the darkest moments of their lives. She even began a second career as a thriller novelist—not knowing her mentor was a wildly successful author himself—and work to help reach not knowing her mentor was a wildly successful author himself—now reaches the world through stories and emotions we all can relate to. Links, Products and Resources Mentioned: Sarah Young Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling books Jesus Calling Large Text Cloth Botanical Cover God Can Redeem Your Struggles: Joel & Luke Smallbone and Sandi Patty Lolo Jones Olympic athlete The Genesis Project Matt Roberts The Genesis Project, Ogden, UT Rob Cowles The Genesis Project, Fort Collins, CO The God of New Beginnings: How the Power of Relationship Brings Hope and Redeems Lives book Gary Haugen International Justice Mission, founder Carrie Stuart Parks FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia Secrets to Drawing Realistic Faces book Frank Peretti author Unitarian Universalism HarperCollins Christian Publishing Interview Quotes: "It was really hard to invite [my friends and community] to church with me. It was such a cultural gap . . . " - Matt Roberts “That time in Portland was very monumental for us, really learning what it meant to be an embedded church in the middle of a culture that desperately needed a Savior.” - Matt Roberts “What does it mean to live bravely in the way of Jesus?” - Rob Cowles, on Gary Haugen “There was an authenticity about their worship [at The Genesis Project], because they really knew what it was to be brought back from darkness, brought back from death into new life.” - Rob Cowles “Community doesn't happen by accident. We have to actually cultivate and create a space where people can come in and be real, be open, and be honest.” - Matt Roberts “What happens is if you create a culture where it's not safe to talk about your brokenness, to talk about your failure, to talk about your pain, that then you naturally create a culture where you have to be fake.” - Rob Cowles “I pray that I will be salt and light to them as I speak to them. I wear a cross, I let them know, just by having that cross on the outside, where I'm coming from. I don't say anything to them. I just let the presence of that and my words be, hopefully, helpful.” - Carrie Stuart Parks ________________________ Enjoy these videos on Jesus Calling YouTube channel: Audio podcast: https://bit.ly/2uCnNM0 Original Series video podcast: https://bit.ly/2WzFY0O ________________________ Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Jesus Calling Website
"In the everyday stuff of our lives." We say that an awful lot at The Genesis Project. We believe that Jesus' teachings apply not just to the "religious" sphere of life, but to and for the everyday.
I’m not a huge Star Trek fan but I do appreciate Wrath of Khan. It’s the one Star Trek movie I’ll watch when I come across it. Wrath of Khan is where you see the concept of the Genesis Project. The idea of creating a whole new liveable world out of a bleak, uninhabitable planet.
We barrel in to 2019, and end up in February. Whatever. We talk Oscars, Tommy Wiseau and musicals! A whole smorgasbord of stuff! Plus, a veru special guest package from Clara Hill! Check out Clara's blog at www.claraish.com Wisdom Teeth is hosted by Will Bond and Alex Rees. A Wiseman Laboratories production. Theme song is Juliper Dance by Genesis Project for the Commodore64. Additional music by Lee Rosevere, check out his work at www.leerosevere.bandcamp.com Our socials: Will Bond: www.twitter.com/TheWisemanWB Instagram @TheWisemanWB Alex Rees: www.twitter.com/AlexTReesRadio Instagram @axereels Email us at wisdomteethpodcast@gmail.com I got the episode number wrong, yes I am aware. 13 is the next one. Chill.
Kevin Krueger spoke with Pastor Rob Cowles, from The Genesis Project in Fort Collins Colorado, and author of “The God of New Beginnings: How the Power of Relationship Brings Hope and Redeems Lives”. Pastor Rob shared that no matter where you are in life and no matter how many times you messed up; in Christ you can have a new beginning.
A series on generosity and gratitude just wouldn't be complete without saying "THANK YOU!" to the volunteers who give their time, talent, and treasure to make The Genesis Project what it is!
Passionate conversations with the local clothing line Genesis Project, talking about upcoming projects and past events. The Runway show wrap up, and what it’s like working with a team in a business.
Wisdom Teeth returns with a very different format, shorter episodes and MUCH NEEDED QUALITY CONTROL. Will Bond and Alex Rees look at the recent closure of Telltale Games and its meaning to the games industry as a whole. Stick around til the end of the show for a special announcement! Will's sources: Variety: https://variety.com/2018/gaming/news/amc-smilegate-telltale-closure-1202957632/ Gamespot: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/what-happened-to-telltale-games-heres-a-timeline-o/1100-6462046/ Wired: https://www.wired.com/story/telltale-games-studio-closures/ Erin Hoffman, the "EA Spouse": https://ea-spouse.livejournal.com/274.html Alex's Sources: Eurogamer: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-08-07-the-games-industry-needs-unions-and-these-are-the-people-trying-to-make-it-happen-in-the-uk Game Workers Unite: https://www.gameworkersunite.org/ Unison: https://www.unison.org.uk/ Huge thanks to Paul Kaye, for the intro! A huge shoutout to LoadingReadyRun, a Canadian comedy troupe who make a whole array of nerdy, funny shows. Check them out at https://loadingreadyrun.com/ Theme Song: Juliper Dance by Genesis Project, composed on a Commodore 64. Additional music by Lee Rosevere, from his album Music for Podcasts, which you can buy at https://leerosevere.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-podcasts Our Twitters!: https://twitter.com/wisdomteethcast https://twitter.com/TheWisemanWB htttp://twitter.com/axereels Our Facebook: https://facebook.com/WisemanLabs
Ascending Leaders Presents: The Discipleship Podcast for Church Leaders
In this episode, experienced pastor and discipleship coach Bob Johnson talks with Ascending Leaders’ president Mike Johnson about how the command to make disciples goes back further than the Great Commission. In fact, Bob argues that the reason for discipleship is given in Genesis 1. He calls this “The Genesis Project.” Understanding God’s ultimate “why” for discipleship in The Genesis Project provides that motivation. This is how a church can persevere along a DisciplePath even when it takes years to see results.
Mike's back! This time he welcomes back his son to talk about his experience of watching Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan! On the eve of Father's Day, it's a pretty moving episode (for Mike) as Mike unwraps the TWoK subplot of father's and sons and discovers what the Genesis Project truly meant. LISTEN WITH YOUR CHILD ,AND THEY WILL NOT UNDERSTAND! PLUS! Mike plugs a new sponsor. It's a toothbrush.
April 3rd, 2018 Pastor Rob Cowles from Genesis Project shared and really challenged us to view people the way Jesus did, and allow that to transform the way we live our lives. He's a legend.
Martin Vice, Alexander Descroix and Iboga Records bring you the second in a new series of Live, videostreamed, Iboga Radio Shows. This show was recorded Live and direct. Tracklist: 1. Symbolic & Lifeforms - One of a Kind (Original mix) 2. Rocky Tilbor - Anesthetic (Original mix) 3. LOUD - Africa 101 (Easy Riders Remix) 4. Astrix - Dharma (Off Limits Remix) 5. Shanti V Deedrah - Tb or Not Tb (Original mix) 6. Interview with Swedish organizer Reza, from Genesis Project 7. Ticon & Phanatic - Indigo (Original mix) 8. Cosma & Silent Sphere - Moving (Ritmo Remix) 9. Perfect Stranger - Time Warp (Eat Static Remix) 10. Ace Ventura - Cardiac Arrest (Original mix) Cheers
Dr. Ivory on the Genesis Project, an organization that fought for free bus passes for youth. The post Education Today – November 24, 2017 appeared first on KPFA.
Sometimes we need expert advice. Dr. Minton offered that and more this weekend as he answered questions about marriage at The Genesis Project!
One of the number one questions we get asked is "What is The Genesis Project?" Unlike most Christ-centered communities, our name omits the word "church." And that is totally by design! Our name is an opportunity to tell a Gospel story. Maybe you've been asked what it means too? Well here's the answer!
The gang watches the Genesis Project simulation, we discuss the origins of Pixar, and speculate on the dark underbelly of the Star Trek universe…
The Genesis Project has been in Slidell for 2 years. We took some time to reflect on where we came from, and where we're going!
KHAAAAAAAAN! Join us as we continue our special Star Trek series with an in-depth look at everybody's favorite: Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan. In this episode, we discuss why Khan is widely regarded as the best Star Trek film by fans and critics alike. Everything from the Genesis Project to Lt. Saavik to Khan's chest. It's all here! So let's boldly go, movie lovers! All audio clips Copyright © Paramount Pictures
Clair Brockway is a sophomore at The Woodlands High School, but that doesn't even begin to cover the depth of talent she has achieved at a young age. The singer/songwriter will perform three of her original songs at Sound by the Shore, a local benefit concert that will raise money for Montgomery County Youth Services. She is also featured on The Genesis Project album, a compilation of young artists to raise money for a child's college fund who's mother—an area high school teacher—was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. The album can be purchased on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon.
Terraforming hasn't had this big a PR problem since the Genesis Project! The Enterprise crew arrives at Valera III for a science lecture, but wind up mounting an investigation into murder most foul, with the chief suspect being a brilliant scientist (whose resemblance to a Bond villain is more than skin deep). The shocking truth is revealed when Geordi and Data look down a deep hole without Riker there to show them the ropes. When the indigenous life form of Velara III gets to set trippin' with the ship, it inspires your micro-brained hosts to air out their frustrations about Internet commenters mentioning other Star Trek podcasts. It's the episode where Adam and Ben start a rap feud with another show!
Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.
Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.
Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.
Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.
Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.
Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.