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Thierry-Dominique Humbrecht vous présente son ouvrage "Dieu ou Comment s'en débarrasser. L'inquisiteur : pièce en un acte" aux éditions Cerf. Entretien avec Paul Franceschi.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This week's show comes to you from Phantom Creek Estates, a premier, family-owned winery on B.C.'s Black Sage Bench, focused on producing exceptional organic and biodynamic Bordeaux-style reds and Alsace-influenced whites. 2026 marks the 10-year anniversary of Phantom Creek Estates, which has added two new Estate tours: the Grand Cellar Experience and the History Room Terroir Tasting Experience. Our guests include Jean-Marc Enixon, Director of Winemaking at Phantom Creek Estates, who welcomes us to the picturesque tasting room and speaks to their growing wine club enrollment and the 1-4 pm Music Series every Sunday. With Jean-Marc, we taste the newly released 2025 Rosé and 2025 Pinot Noir. We are humbled to be joined in the room by Olivier Humbrecht, Consulting Winemaker at Phantom Creek Estates. Olivier is the tenth generation of the Alsace-based Humbrecht family to be a winegrower, for whom agriculture and viticulture are simply part of you. In 2017, under the guidance of Olivier Humbrecht MW, Phantom Creek Estates decided to introduce two noble Alsace varieties, Pinot Gris and Riesling, to the Evernden Spring Vineyard, just over the Kobau Mountain as the crow flies in the Similkameen Valley. Olivier talks about the 2023 Small Lot Pinot Gris and 2023 Small Lot Riesling. We also caught up with Phantom Creek Assistant Winemaker Calli Bailey, who shares insights into her passion for the vineyard as we taste two new wines: the 2025 Phantom Blanc and the 2025 Coeur d'Été. Finally, Director of Farming Mike Anderson talks viticulture, and we taste the 2022 Kobau Syrah and 2018 Phantom Creek Vineyard Malbec.

Are you feeling spiritually drained, distracted, or disconnected? Life gets busy, and faith can quietly take a back seat without us even realizing it. In First Corinthians 16:13-14, the apostle Paul gives five short but powerful commands that serve as a blueprint for staying spiritually strong, no matter what season of life you are in.These five postures of a resilient disciple are: be on your guard, stand firm in the faith, be courageous, be strong, and do everything in love. Each one is rooted in the reality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which means they are not about trying harder or doing more on your own. They are about receiving what God has already made available to every believer.Being on your guard means staying spiritually awake and intentional, not letting life just happen to you. Standing firm is about building your life on the unshakable foundation of God's kingdom rather than relying on willpower alone. Courage is not something you generate from within. It is something you receive, because God has not given us a spirit of fear but of power, love, and a sound mind. Strength works the same way. Like a tree drawing life from deep roots, biblical strength comes from God's grace meeting us in our weakness, not from having it all together. And love is the operating system that holds everything else in place, keeping our motives and actions oriented toward others.Whether you are a new believer trying to build a strong foundation, a parent wanting to model faith for your family, or someone who has been walking with God for years and feels like you have drifted, these five postures offer a practical and biblical path back to spiritual vitality.Topics covered include how to stay strong in your faith, overcoming spiritual drift, what the Bible says about courage and strength, how to stand firm in difficult times, the role of love in the Christian life, and how the resurrection of Jesus Christ empowers everyday discipleship.If you are looking for biblical encouragement, practical faith application, or a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus in real life, this is for you.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Discover how trials and suffering serve a divine purpose in revealing God's glory within you. This powerful message explores the biblical perspective on hardship through the writings of Paul, James, and Peter, who understood that testing refines our faith like gold in a crucible. Learn why God sometimes works through reduction rather than addition, stripping away false dependencies and identities that obscure His original design. Explore the Sistine Chapel principle and Michelangelo's approach to sculpture as metaphors for how God reveals the beauty already within us. Find out how the way you talk about struggles determines whether you receive the gifts God has reserved in the middle of them. This teaching addresses common questions about why God allows suffering, how to find joy in difficult seasons, and practical ways to reframe your perspective on trials. Perfect for anyone going through challenging times, seeking to understand God's purpose in hardship, or wanting to develop a biblical worldview on suffering. This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

En ce mois d'avril, dans le cadre inspirant de la librairie La Procure, Jean-Marie Guénois fait confluer trois eaux vives. Voici le fleuve Péguy, raconté par Nicolas Faguer (Péguy, un coeur qui a tant battu, chez Salvator). De sa source à Orléans jusqu'à Villeroy, arpentons des paysages, respirons des atmosphères, découvrons des harmonies secrètes entre le coeur du grand écrivain et le nôtre. Voici ensuite le fleuve de nos vies, dont nous voudrions maîtriser les courants pour ne pas les subir. Cependant mille périls et remous renversent nos trajectoires et nous avons prise sur bien peu de choses. C'est pourquoi Cécilia Dutter fait pour nous un « Éloge spirituel de l'abandon » à Dieu, chez Artège, patiemment guidé par la Bible et les grands penseurs chrétiens. Le Dominicain Thierry-Dominique Humbrecht, que l'Académie française vient de primer pour l'ensemble de son oeuvre, désensable le flot divin, dégage d'une plume précise les strates d'oubli, de malentendus et de fausses évidences qui ont enseveli la question de Dieu dans la culture occidentale. Une émission coproduite par La Procure, Le Jour du Seigneur et KTO.

Discover how marriage serves as a powerful living parable of the gospel in this transformative exploration of Ephesians 5. Learn why Paul revolutionized ancient relationship dynamics by organizing households around the cross rather than power structures. This biblical marriage teaching reveals how mutual submission and sacrificial love create prophetic signs of God's kingdom that impact entire communities.Explore the true meaning of biblical headship and submission in marriage, moving beyond cultural misunderstandings to discover God's design for flourishing relationships. Understand how husbands are called to lead through sacrifice, creating conditions for their wives to thrive, while wives practice voluntary submission that empowers rather than diminishes. This isn't about hierarchy but about beautiful differentiation within complete equality.Whether you're married, single, engaged, or in a relationship, these principles of mutual submission and self-giving love apply to all your closest relationships. Learn how your household can become a shining light that demonstrates the reality of Christ's love to your neighbors and community. Discover practical ways to move from organizing relationships around power to organizing them around the cross.This message addresses common misconceptions about biblical marriage roles while providing a fresh perspective on how Christian relationships should reflect the gospel. Perfect for couples seeking to strengthen their marriage, singles building community, and anyone wanting to understand how relationships can proclaim God's love. Find encouragement for the journey, knowing that grace covers our failures and the Holy Spirit empowers us to love like Christ.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Discover the incredible power that can overcome any impossible situation in your life. This Easter message explores how the same resurrection power that raised Jesus Christ from the dead is available to every believer today. Learn about the difference between physical gravity and spiritual gravity, and how God's grace acts as supernatural anti-gravity in our lives.Whether you're facing health challenges, relationship struggles, financial hardship, or spiritual battles, this message reveals how resurrection power can lift what feels unbearable and bring life to what seems dead. Discover how to open yourself to receive God's grace in the broken places of your life.Perfect for anyone seeking hope, encouragement, and practical faith for difficult circumstances. This Easter message reminds us that no matter what we're facing, the worst thing is not the last thing when we have access to the power that raised Jesus from the dead.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Discover what it means to walk with God as beloved children in this powerful exploration of Ephesians 5. Learn how to imitate God through three transformative ways of living: walking in love, light, and wisdom. This biblical teaching reveals how sacrificial love, honest transparency, and intentional living shape the Christian life. Explore God's design for sexual purity and relationships, understanding how divine boundaries protect rather than restrict. Find freedom through confession and community, moving beyond surface-level Christianity to authentic relationships. Learn practical steps for walking in wisdom by being intentional about influences that shape your mind and heart. Understand how being filled with the Spirit happens through community worship, gratitude, and mutual encouragement. This message addresses sexual brokenness with grace, offering healing and wholeness for all who have experienced hurt or made mistakes. Perfect for anyone seeking deeper spiritual growth, authentic Christian community, or understanding God's heart for relationships and purity. Discover how to live from acceptance rather than for acceptance, embracing your identity as God's beloved child. Learn to recognize and resist cultural influences that pull away from Christ-likeness while embracing practices that draw you closer to God. This teaching provides practical application for daily Christian living, addressing real-life struggles with biblical wisdom and grace.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Guest Speaker, Luke Humbrecht shares out of Ephesians on the theme of Making Space. GIVE HERE - https://awake.church/give

Olivier Humbrecht of Domaine Zind-Humbrecht joins us for a fantsatic conversation about the history of the domaine, farming in Alsace, the terroir of their vineyards, winegrowing decisions, how climate change has affected their ability to produce sweet wines, and much more! For bonus content including further discussion and tasting notes for a boatload of these wines, check out Patreon.com/CorkTaint Thanks everybody

"Somme théologique" de Thomas d'Aquin aux éditions du Cerf. Entretien avec Frère Jean-Thomas De Beauregard.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Speaker — Luke HumbrechtVisit Our Website — https://thelookout.churchTake Your Next Step--- https://thelookout.church/connectConnect with Us --- https://thelookout.church/newGiving to Support the Ministry --- https://thelookout.church/giveIn his sermon "Singleness," Pastor Luke Humbrecht navigates the often overlooked topic of singleness as part of the series "Sex, Love, and Jesus." Contrary to societal views that depict singleness as less desirable, he emphasizes that the true essence of these dialogues is to understand their significance within God's grand plan, rather than dwelling on the technicalities of marriage and sexuality. Drawing from Jesus' teachings in Matthew 19, he highlights the radical concept of some choosing to live a life of self-restraint for God's kingdom, thereby contesting the cultural belief that marriage and progeny are prerequisites for full participation in God's covenant blessing.Unraveling the anxieties and concerns stemming from societal expectations, Luke acknowledges that the church's view of marriage as the ultimate Christian ideal hasn't helped lighten the burden on singles. He debunks myths surrounding singleness, emphasizing that singles are complete in Christ, marriage isn't the only Christian ideal, and meaningful intimacy can be found outside of marriage and sex. He posits strong friendships, community, and devotion to God's kingdom as fulfilling alternatives for singles.Recognizing the value of singles in the church and their potential to impact the world, he urges them to courageously embrace their status. He encourages singles to maximize their singleness to devote themselves fully to kingdom work, build strong relationships, and trust in God's ultimate plan for them. While acknowledging their struggles, he reassures them of their invaluable place in the church and in God's plan.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Speaker — Luke HumbrechtVisit Our Website — https://thelookout.churchTake Your Next Step--- https://thelookout.church/connectConnect with Us --- https://thelookout.church/newGiving to Support the Ministry --- https://thelookout.church/giveIn this sermon, Luke Humbrecht delves into a complex and contemporary topic: the intersection of Jesus, gender, and the transgender community. This discourse is part of the sermon series "Sex, Love, and Jesus," focusing specifically on the transgender community and how their experiences intersect with Christian teachings. Pastor Luke provides a lucid analysis of the transgender movement, arguing the need for broader definitions of masculinity and femininity beyond societal stereotypes. He suggests a need for Christians to view their bodies as vessels imbued with the divine image, an assertion rooted in Genesis 1:26-27. Bringing up the concept of gender dysphoria, Pastor Luke draws parallels between this conflict and the Christian concept of the struggle between mind and body. He acknowledges the tough challenges transgender individuals encounter, urging empathy from his listeners. However, he advises a thoughtful approach towards irreversible physical transitioning, citing studies that show some individuals may naturally resolve their gender dysphoria with time. He acknowledges the anxiety and pressure often felt by parents of transgender children, encouraging parental involvement and trust in divine guidance. The sermon culminates with Pastor Luke recounting the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, symbolic of God's universal love and acceptance. Ultimately, the sermon calls for understanding, compassion, and faith in the transcendental power of Jesus' love.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Speaker — Luke HumbrechtVisit Our Website — https://thelookout.churchTake Your Next Step--- https://thelookout.church/connectConnect with Us --- https://thelookout.church/newGiving to Support the Ministry --- https://thelookout.church/giveIn the sermon "Jesus & the Gay Community, Luke Humbrecht takes on the complex issue of same-sex relationships in the context of Christian faith. He begins by acknowledging the diversity of perspectives and personal experiences within the church. By discussing personal stories and statistics, he emphasizes the unique struggles experienced by individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly those raised in the church. He encourages the church to facilitate open dialogue to promote understanding. Luke embarks on an in-depth analysis of biblical passages associated with marriage and sexuality, including Genesis 2:18 and Mark 10:6. He discusses how different interpretations emerge based on both non-affirming and affirming viewpoints, underlining the necessity to consider the cultural and historical context in which these passages were written. In the context of nature vs. nurture debate regarding sexual orientation, he emphasizes that the science is inconclusive, and notes that attraction is not sinful in and of itself according to biblical teachings.The sermon calls upon the church to create an environment of safety and acceptance for individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation. Christians are encouraged to embody love, patience, and authenticity, all while upholding biblical standards. The focus, he believes, should progress beyond homosexuality to understanding and promoting intimacy, companionship, and connection. The sermon concludes with the poignant reminder that the gospel demands absolute faithfulness from all believers, regardless of their sexual orientation. The ultimate aim is to seek a deeper intimacy with Jesus and live a life that emulates His sacrificial love. It is a sermon that challenges conventional Christian perspectives on same-sex relations while promoting compassion, understanding, and love.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Speaker — Luke HumbrechtVisit Our Website — https://thelookout.churchTake Your Next Step--- https://thelookout.church/connectConnect with Us --- https://thelookout.church/newGiving to Support the Ministry --- https://thelookout.church/give===========In his sermon "A New Sexual Revolution," Luke Humbrecht boldly and sensitively addresses the topic of sexuality in the Christian context. He begins with a call to pray over the current conflict in the Middle East. Then he draws the congregation's attention to church donations for the development of a soccer field at Eagle Church in Guacochi, Mexico. The project is meant to serve as an avenue for sharing the Gospel. Following these opening updates, Luke pivots to the core theme of the sermon which is sex. He acknowledges the discomfort that often accompanies discussions of sex in the church environ and emphasizes the need for a safe, non-judgmental space to talk about sexual matters. Luke acknowledges that the church often projects a debased view of sex without effectively communicating a healthy, God-honoring perspective. He argues that sex, as a gift from God, should be enjoyed within committed relationships. He further identifies certain apparent deviations from God's design for sex such as modern hookup culture, pornography, and unwed cohabitation. He encourages the congregation towards a higher sexual ethic that is inclusive of dignity, virtue, and discipline. The sermon also tackles issues of identity and sexual desires, with the Pastor emphasizing that it is Christ, not individual desires or actions, that define one's identity. Wrapping up, the sermon calls for a new kind of sexual revolution anchored in the love, truth, and grace of Christ. Luke encourages believers to foster a counter-culture based on love and acceptance, where healthy God-honoring relationships can thrive, free from shame. This emblematic sermon addresses the biblical view of sex and challenges the congregation and wider community to engage with the topic in an open and understanding manner. It advises believers to seek divine guidance in their lives while also affirming others in their journey. It thereby sets the stage for continued conversation on the often touchy matter of sex in the religious context.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

In his sermon, Pastor Luke Humbrecht emphasized the importance of Gospel Identity, urging his congregation to ascertain their identity through God's deeds rather than seeking self-discovery or giving into societal pressures. He reiterated that our identity is deeply rooted in our understanding of God and His life-changing role in our lives. Humbrecht stressed on the irreplaceable dynamics of the Trinity; God the Father acknowledges us as His children, Jesus the Son urges us to serve and demonstrate love towards others, and the Holy Spirit empowers us to fulfill our God-given purpose.Throughout, Humbrecht made references to several Bible verses from Acts, Romans, and John that demonstrate the Holy Spirit's essential part in equipping believers for their mission and purpose. He acknowledged the complexity of understanding the concept of the Holy Spirit but insisted on embracing its power and the presence in our lives. The pastor shared personal testimonies, shedding light on the Holy Spirit's transformative power. The sermon concluded with a prayer segment and an invitation for those seeking a fresh encounter with the Holy Spirit or the experience of glossolalia. Humbrecht advised the congregation to approach the Holy Spirit with an innocent and expectant heart, entrusting God to meet them in their current state. Overall, the sermon underscores our need to locate our identity in God and to accept the Holy Spirit's transformative powers to fulfill our divine duties and intentions.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Speaker — Luke HumbrechtVisit Our Website — https://thelookout.churchTake Your Next Step--- https://thelookout.church/connectConnect with Us --- https://thelookout.church/newGiving to Support the Ministry --- https://thelookout.church/giveVisit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

When Jesus called his first disciples, they were shockingly different in personality, experience, and walks life, but somehow Jesus was able to unify them in Kingdom purpose. How do we walk unity in a culture that is so used to division and loneliness? In the sermon, Luke explores Jesus prayer in John 17 that is a vision for the church today.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

From the series "Abound: Unlocking Kingdom Generosity". In this series we are exploring biblical invitations to live with a mindset of abundance and blessing in a world crippled by economic uncertainty.Visit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Storytelling has been around since the beginning of time. It's how we, as humans, relate to each other and we understand it at a very base level. Stories move us, inspire us, and challenge us. Without stories, our lives would not be the same (and frankly, would be pretty boring.) On this week's episode of the show, Travis and Josiah invite a good friend and incredible storyteller to the podcast. Luke Humbrecht is not only an incredible word smith and copywriter, he's also a certified Storybrand coach. Storybrand is a framework for crafting your marketing messaging so it will be effective. This can be used for just about anything from your company to the products you sell - and Luke is an expert at it. On the show he shares the 7 elements of a great story and how those elements are at play in nearly every great marketing campaign. He also shares how it could be applied to an online POD store and even an Etsy store. This episode is easily one of the guy's favorites and will likely need to be listened to more than once. So much gold! Enjoy the show! http://printondemandcast.com http://printondemandcast.com/shop http://printondemandcast.com/facebook http://printondemandcast.com/youtube http://printondemandcast.com/instagram ----------- Luke's Links: http://voicecraft.net http://voicecraft.net/report --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/printondemandcast/support

Hors-série en partenariat avec l'association Alsace Crus et Terroirs Pour ce premier épisode, nous partons à la découverte des terroirs volcanique d'Alsace. Rencontre avec Séverine Beydon Schlumberger, des Domaines Schlumberger, et Pierre-Émile Humbrecht, du Domaine Zind-Humbrecht. Vins dégustés : - Domaines Schlumberger : Riesling Grand Cru Kitterlé 2017, 2010 & 2002 - Domaine Zind-Humbrecht : Pinot gris Clos Saint-Urbain, Grand Cru Rangen de Thann 2019 & 2000 Merci à tous les vignerons et toutes les vigneronnes d'Alsace Crus et Terroirs pour leur accueil. Merci à Aude Olive pour l'organisation et l'accompagnement. Réalisation : Romain Becker, Antoine Msika, Florian Nunez Post-production & musique originale : Emmanuel Nappey, Emmanuel Doré Instagram, Facebook, Mail

Ingénieur de formation et dégustateur hors pair, Olivier Humbrecht fut le premier français à obtenir le prestigieux diplome de Master of Wine. À la tête du Domaine Zind-Humbrecht , il exploite l'un des plus prestigieux terroirs d'Alsace, dans la famille depuis le 17eme siècle. Président de Biodyvin, il fédère les plus grands vignerons biodynamistes pour une viticulture toujours plus respectueuse des terroirs.  Avec lui, Patrice déguste deux vins du domaine Zind-Humbrecht:  Un pinot gris Clos St Urbain Rangen de Thann 2016 Un Gewurztraminer Clos Windsbuhl 2000 Deux bouteilles exceptionnelles pour une rencontre qui ne l'est pas moins, au cours de laquelle il est question de la philosophie de Biodyvin, de cépages anciens disparus parfois pour de bonnes raisons, d'une certaine approche scientifique de la biodynamie, des subtilités du Gewurztraminer et de ses capacités de vieillissement, du millésime 2021 et du défi qu'il a représenté pour le fils, Pierre-Emile Humbrecht, la relève et la 13eme génération! Episode enregistré aux Caves Legrand, Galerie Vivienne à Paris. Host: Patrice Defay @patricedefay1 Générique: Easy Living (Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson)  Retrouvez-vous sur Instagram, Facebook, Twitter Si vous avez aimé l'épisode, vous pouvez laisser une note, un commentaire sur Apple Podcast, ça fait plaisir et ça aide beaucoup! Tous nos épisodes sont aussi sur le site de La Terre à Boire. Vous souhaitez commander la cuvée La Terre à Boire Millésilme 2020? rdv ici. Envie de découvrir d'autres podcasts parlant de vin?

Fr. Humbrecht O.P - "Penser Dieu: La philosophie peut-elle parler de la nature de Dieu?" by Thomistic Institute Angelicum.

Were you the kid who always knew what you wanted to do when you got older? If you had that clarity growing up, you are not guaranteed an easy career. Once you reach mid-career, you will still experience similar frustrations, achievements, and pivots as any other professional.  John gets on the mic with Attorney and Business Owner Jean Humbrecht to talk about her career path, why she always wanted to be an attorney, and why she finds handling criminal and traffic defense cases some of the most rewarding experiences of her career. Additionally, Jean Humbrecht is the author of the book “More Than a Fine: The True Cost of Speeding in Virginia.” We talk about why we need to be more aware of how a speeding ticket can impact our lives and careers. Jean also shares some powerful advice about why we all need to be better at delegating and how to harness the power of your networking and grow it authentically.  Connect with Jean:  Website: www.humbrechtlaw.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/humbrechtlawLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/humbrechtlawInstagram: @ManassasCriminalLawyerYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClhjARGibSNLymx4Um6eU3gTwitter: https://twitter.com/HumbrechtLawJean's Book: https://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Fine-Speeding-Virginia/dp/B08DSND2D9/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=jean+humbrecht&qid=1614276554&sr=8-1  Key Topics & Time Stamps: ·      Why Jean always wanted to be an attorney (4:15)·      How Jean found her specialty (7:47)·      What it's like for Jean to own her firm and to be her own boss (12:00)·      What most people don't know about how speeding tickets can impact their lives (15:53)·      What parents/guardians need to know about their juveniles getting a speeding ticket (21:34)·      The power of delegating (28:25)·      Why you need to be a good networking connection to grow your career (32:55)  List of Resources:·      TBD·      SHOW UP - Six Strategies to Lead a More Energetic and Impactful Career Calls to Action: ·      If you'd like to get weekly information about leadership and career topics, sign up for my email newsletter here.·      Get notified when new podcast episodes drop. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts here or wherever you listen. And don't forget to rate and review to let me know what you are enjoying or learning. ·      Let's stay connected by following me on social. LinkedIn @johnneral, Instagram @johnneralcoaching, Facebook @johnneralcoaching, Twitter @john_neral.·      Visit https://johnneral.com for more information.   

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Jean Humbrecht is an attorney in Manassas, Virginia. She focuses her practice exclusively on criminal and traffic defense and practices in both state and federal court. She received her LL.M. (Master of Law) in Litigation from The George Washington University Law School. Ms. Humbrecht has had her own practice since 2014. Website: http://www.humbrechtlaw.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HumbrechtLaw/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/humbrecht-law-criminal-and-traffic-defense/Twitter: https://twitter.com/HumbrechtLaw@ManassasCriminalLawyer

This week, Samantha sits down with criminal and traffic defense attorney Jean Humbrecht. Jean recently published her book, More Than A Fine: The True Cost of Speeding in Virginia. As she does on FIO, Samantha dives into what drew Jean into practicing law, specifically defense, which led to a conversation about mindfulness, empathy and shame. Jean also walks through what it would look like if you found yourself in trouble with the law.

This episode is Part 2 of a conversation with Olivier Humbrecht, MW and Andrew Jefford about Alsace. The first part covered Olivier's journey to become France's first Master of Wine, as well as the history and vineyards of Domaine Zind-Humbrecht. Part 2 picks up with Olivier's philosophy of non-interventionism and biodynamic principles and practices in the vineyard. In addition to Olivier's approach to farming and yield management, we discuss wine making techniques, pressing, long fermentations, and climate change.

This episode features a conversation with Andrew Jefford, of Decanter Magazine, and Wine Scholar Guild’s Academic Advisor, and Olivier Humbrecht, of Domaine Zind Humbrecht (Zind HUMbrescht) and Master of Wine. Done in two parts, this first half of the interview will first cover Olivier’s accomplished journey as France’s first Master of Wine, and the history and vineyards of the domaine. The second part will explore more thoroughly Olivier’s philosophy of noninterventionism and biodynamic principles and practices.

Episode #22 :: Featuring Cody Reystead :: In this episode, we sit down with painter and prophetic artists Codye Reyestead to talk about her artistic process and fearless creativity.

Episode #21 :: Featuring Molly Skaggs :: In this episode, we continue our interview with musician, creative, discipleship leader, and Cageless Bird from North Carolina, Molly Skaggs.

Episode #20 :: Featuring Molly Skaggs :: In this episode, we take a moment to sit down with musician, creative, discipleship leader, and Cageless Bird from North Carolina, Molly Skaggs.

Episode #19 :: Featuring Leeland :: In this episode, we take a moment to sit down with worship leader and Bethel Music artist, Leeland.

Episode #18 :: Featuring Lindy Cofer :: Josiah sits down with missionary, songwriter, worship leader, Lindy Cofer (Conant)to talk about her desire to see every nation and every soul radically experience the love of Jesus.

Episode #17 :: Featuring Stephen Roach :: Stephen is a multi-instrumentalist, author, speaker, and founder of the Breath and the Clay Creative Gathering in North Carolina.

Episode #15 :: Featuring Jeremy Riddle :: In this episode we share an unpublished interview from the Resound archives. Nick Kofahl sits down with Jeremy Riddle to discuss the heart of worship and what is happening in the church around the world.

Episode #14 :: Featuring Jason Upton :: In this episode, we resurrect the Resound podcast with new hosts Josiah Sifuentes and David Lewin. We dive into a clip from singer/songwriter Jason Upton and talk about important shifts required for artists and creatives.

Olivier Humbrecht is the proprietor of Zind-Humbrecht, the winery of his family in the Alsace region of France. Also in this episode, Erin Scala talks soil types and war in Alsace.

A continuation of the "Signs of Life" series, Luke talks about how growth moves us from healthy roots into the Trunk of Family. Our strength, solidarity, and oneness comes from being established in the Body of Christ. As Jesus prays in John 17, it is clear that unity together speaks louder than uniqueness apart.

Episode #13 :: Featuring Jonathan David & Melissa Helser :: In this episode, John sits down with worship leaders and songwriters Jonathan David & Melissa Helser from North Carolina.

Episode #12 :: Featuring Tim Hughes :: In this episode, we talk to worship leader Tim Hughes from the U.K. about songwriting, worship leading, and encouragement for young worshippers.

Episode #11 :: Featuring Ascend the Hill :: In this episode, we sit down with the guys from Ascend the Hill to talk about life, recording a new record, and the best cup of coffee.

Episode #10 :: Featuring Joel Davis (Ascend the Hill)

Featuring the United Pursuit Band from Knoxville, TN and the outer stretches of the world.

Featuring Josh Garrels, singer-songwriter from Portland, OR.

Featuring Laura Hackett from the International House of Prayer (IHOP) in Kansas City.

Featuring Ray Hughes from www.selahministries.com

Featuring Laura Woodley Osman from Ontario, Canada.

Featuring singer and songwriter Anthony Skinner.