Podcasts about humilitas

Humilitas – humility, poor in spirit, meek, modesty, diffidence, absence of pride and vanity… Jeremiah 9:23-24 says much with very little words. In this way, Jesus calls us to follow him. The one who has ears, let them hear.

This Sunday's message, "Philotimia to Humilitas" by Phil Stevenson was recorded on Sunday the 17th of September 2023, and is the first message in the series, "The Revolutionary Leader, Leading like Jesus".This week's Communion Talk has also been inserted into the start of this track. Please reach out to us if you have any feedback.For more information, visit www.westcitychurch.com.au©Westcity Church 2023

Friends of the Rosary: “With a smile, John Paul I managed to communicate the goodness of the Lord,” said Pope Francis during the homily for the beatification of the often called “Smiling Pope.” On Sunday, September 3, in St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis beatified John Paul I, born Albino Luciani, who reigned as pope for only 33 days. John Paul I gained a reputation for his humility and his dedication to teaching the faith in an understandable manner. “How beautiful is a Church with a happy, serene, and smiling face, that never closes doors, never hardens hearts, never complains or harbors resentment, does not grow angry or impatient, does not look dour or suffer nostalgia for the past. Let us pray to him, our father and our brother, and ask him to obtain for us ‘the smile of the soul,” said Pope Francis. As a cardinal, Luciani published a collection of “open letters” to historic figures, saints, famous writers, and fictional characters. The book, Illustrissimi, included letters to Jesus, King David, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, and Christopher Marlowe, as well as Pinocchio and Figaro, the barber of Seville. He made history in 1978 when he became the first pope to take a double name, after his two immediate predecessors, Popes John XXIII and Paul VI. His episcopal motto was simply: “Humilitas.” Ave Maria! Jesus, I Trust In You! John Paul I, Pray for Us! + Mikel A. | RosaryNetwork.com, New York • September 19, 2021, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

In this episode Paul, Alyssa, and Larry discuss and deconstruct the cultural system of patriarchy and look to see how this hierarchy of power has been reinforced by mainstream Christianity. As followers of Jesus what does the Bible say about gender? And are there expectations of our roles within society? Listen and join the conversation today! Notes: Google Dictionary: Patriarchy The Biblical Narrative, by Robert Alter The Making of Biblical Womanhood, by Beth Allison Barr Paul and Gender, by Cynthia Westfall “Holding your power and using your resources in service of others.” John Dickson, Humilitas

Juan Pablo I eligió como lema de su papado la expresión latina Humilitas ("humildad"), lo que se reflejó en su rechazo a la coronación y al uso de la tiara papal en la ceremonia de entronización, sustituyéndola por una simple investidura…Sin embargo…Juan Pablo I, tras 33 días siendo papa, súbitamente: murió…Bienvenidos a una emisión más de Conspiración a la Mesa, el día de hoy abordaremos las conspiraciones suscitadas a raíz del muerte del Papa Juan Pablo I

Por Irmão Antonio Binni Esta página é o lugar do encontro dialógico entre o escritor e o leitor. Um lugar, portanto, apenas aparentemente silencioso. Quando é verdade, por outro lado, que o milagre do confronto ocorre precisamente neste lugar estreito. Mesmo que aquelas manchas negras que mancham o papel - eco da consciência do escritor - permaneçam então palavras silenciosas, fonte de aprovação ou discordância, motivo, em todo caso, para uma reflexão não inútil. Neste lugar encantado hoje queremos falar sobre o tema da humildade. Obviamente no verdadeiro e autêntico, por assim dizer; não no comportamento hipócrita e oleoso de quem inclina a cabeça por uma ambição desenfreada mantida rigorosamente oculta, mas, ao contrário, naquele que cultiva a humildade na alma como um hábito de vida. Segue-se, como corolário lógico e coerente, que humilde não significa submisso, dócil, respeitoso, obsequioso, manso, submisso, obediente. Pelo contrário, significa simplesmente um homem de coração puro. Horizontalmente, esqueço minhas próprias pretensões de afirmação, abertas ao bem do próximo. Num sentido vertical, platonicamente aberto à Verdade, como um crente aberto ao Fator Supremo. A pureza de coração obviamente está nas profundezas da pessoa, a fonte de comportamentos específicos experimentados dia após dia. A humildade, precisamente porque é uma atitude interior, não se opõe de modo algum ao mundanismo, à vida social em geral, onde de fato pode ser realizada mais plenamente precisamente porque é uma manifestação externa de um autêntico desapego efetivo da realidade. Ainda que a vaidade, a ambição, a inveja, o ódio, o poder permaneçam, em todo caso, impedido como um autêntico veneno para aqueles que querem manter um coração devotado à pureza. Nas palavras de Hamlet, “sonhos sujos”, perigosas tentações a serem evitadas com absoluta firmeza. A humildade, entendida como pureza de coração, caixa preciosa, nasce da consciência de que o homem é um ser por definição finito e, portanto, do reconhecimento de uma limitação insuperável, senão de uma altivez que fere mortalmente a pessoa, a própria humanidade. Humilitas é, de fato, um conceito ligado ao húmus, a terra, que remete ao homo para enfatizar precisamente que o homem só é verdadeiramente tal quando é humilde, isto é, quando se reconhece em relação com a terra de que é feito (Gn. 2, 7); não é por acaso que o elemento mais baixo da física aristotélica, se quisermos sair do perímetro bíblico. Não é útil, note, mas ainda frágil como grama - para dar brilho a Isaías, 40 - que todos podem pisar. Humildade - o conceito deve ser reiterado, pois é precisamente um fato essencial - coincide, portanto, com o pleno conhecimento do que realmente somos: terra, terra simples, elementos determinados no tempo e no espaço que afastam qualquer pretensão de valor inato, bem como qualquer pretensão de mérito, ainda que decorrente do compromisso. Assim tocamos a essência da humildade, que é, portanto, um conhecimento. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/malhete-podcast/message

Kevin and Gabe take a deep dive into the subject of Humility via review of John Dickson's book "Humilitas".  Humility is a Christ centered value that is held in high regard across the western world but it was not always this way. How can humility be a powerful asset to your leadership style, take a listen and find out. Did anything resonate with you? Did you disagree with anything? Let us know what you think at: calledtoleadpodcast@gmail.comJoin Kevin and Gabe in attending the Global Leadership Summit (GLS) at a virtual location in Houston on Aug 4-5. This is an AMAZING Christ centered leadership development experience you wont want to miss  and you will have an opportunity to be on the podcast. Let us know if you are going to join us at the GLS: calledtoleadpodcast@gmail.comLink for the Global Leadership Summit: https://register.globalleadership.org/?utm_campaign=gls22&utm_medium=search-paid&utm_source=google&_gl=1*1oeil7g*_ga*MjEyNDM5NzM2MC4xNjUwMzk4NTUw*_ga_L6JFNRW5BD*MTY1NDg2NjAzMi44LjAuMTY1NDg2NjAzMy41OQ..#/reg/select

Rev. Allen | Retelling the story of Jesus washing His disciples' feet. What is and isn't humility. Jesus' main teaching - even more than love - was humility. The distinguishing characteristic of his life - even more than love - was humility. We don't talk about humility a lot, but how do you move toward humility? It's not anything you can do, but more of Jesus in you. It's not even a gift He gives, but His presence in your life.  John 13:1-20

In today's episode, we look at humility; what it is, why we are attracted to people who are humble, and how we can use it to be a blessing to others. Books talked about in this episode: Humilitas by John Dickson - https://www.amazon.com/Humilitas-Lost-Life-Love-Leadership/dp/0310328624 In the Name of Jesus by David K. Bernard - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004PGNBIS/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_1QZB9CST5VE3FQWMK2EA --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hacka-podcast/support

25 April 2021 | St. Mark the Evangelist | Eugene, Ore. How better to end a busy week than a long walk by moonlight, holding forth on some of our favorite literary and theological themes? What do Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra have in common with King Lear, or Tolkien with James Joyce—or, for that matter, St. Mark with his iconic lion? It’s all on the table in this Sunday’s episode! Opening music: “O magnum mysterium,” composed by Giovanni Gabrieli, sung by the Choir of King’s College Cambridge, dir. Stephen Cleobury, 2015. All rights reserved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-your-embrace/message

In deze aflevering: de deugden en hoofdzonden die uit de katholieke traditie komen. Alhoewel, is dat eigenlijk wel zo? En zijn ze nog relevant vandaag de dag? Wat kunnen we specifiek leren van Prudentia (voorzichtigheid), Humilitas (nederigheid) en Superbia (hoogmoed)?[01:40] Vrije ronde:TRIGGER WARNING als je gevoelig bent voor het onderwerp 'eten'. Mark heeft de Breatharians ontdekt. Mensen die leven van 'prana' (levensenergie). Maar kan je jaren leven met amper eten of drinken? Normale mensen niet, maar zij lijken dit wel te kunnen.Matthijs leest 3 fragmenten uit christelijke artikelen voor en vraagt Mark om een reactie. Twee van de drie artikelen wist Mark direct de uitgever van te raden op basis van de inhoud, maar wat vindt hij van die artikelen? Daarna praten Mark en Matthijs nog over goede boeken die ze momenteel aan het lezen zijn.[34:20]Het stuk over de hemelse deugden en hoofdzonden begint met een fragment uit een Oud-Nederlands toneelstuk waarin dit concept aan de man wordt gebracht. Het idee van de deugden is eigenlijk zelfs nog ouder dan de kerk; het komt uit de tijd van de grote Griekse filosofen zoals Plato. De hoofdzonden komen al uit de tijd van de woestijnvaders. Het zijn oude beproefde concepten om je leven richting mee te geven.Superbia (hoogmoed) is anderen behandelen alsof ze minderwaardig zijn. Humilitas (nederigheid) is dat je menselijk en nederig bent in je omgang met anderen. Vrouwe Prudentia (voorzichtigheid) komt van de filosofen en is een stuk ingewikkelder. We trekken ook het boetekleed aan als het aankomt op hoogmoed en komen erachter dat het helemaal niet behulpzaam is om die houding aan te nemen. Onze overheid heeft ook opgelet bij de preek tegen Superbia. Wij herkennen de tegenhanger Humilitas heel duidelijk in het beleid van Ruimte Voor De Rivier.Genoemd in deze podcastaflevering:Sea Shepherd: https://www.seashepherd.nl/nl/God Is Zo Groot Dat Hij Niet Hoeft Te Bestaan: https://www.trouw.nl/nieuws/god-is-dood-lang-leve-god~b7149f38/?referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2FElke week uploaden wij een aflevering. De ene week een aflevering van ongeveer een uur. Daarin duiken we dieper in op een onderwerp, soms met z'n tweeën, soms met een gast. De andere week uploadt Mark of Matthijs iets dat wij noemen "Inspiratie voor Onderweg". Een korte overdenking die ons en jou helpt om na te denken over de koers die wij uitzetten in onze levens.Wij zijn in een Godvergeten Wereld; een podcast over geloof, twijfel, ongeloof, actualiteit en de samenleving. Wij banen ons een weg door de Godvergeten Wereld op zoek naar sprankjes van hoop, maar zijn ongenadig voor dingen die ons tot wanhoop drijven.Links:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0syNPZ9eAQPXnayHWhYwfWiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/nl/podcast/in-een-godvergeten-wereld/id1482509986RSS Feed: https://feed.podbean.com/godvergetenwereld/feed.xmlYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCilZd08snLIdwGJidNJnNKQ?Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/godvergetenwereld/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/godvergetenwereld/E-mail: godvergetenwereld@gmail.comCredits: Intro/Outro muziek: https://soundcloud.com/maestro-garytroyBedankt voor het luisteren!TAGS:geloof, twijfel, ongeloof, actualiteit, samenleving, zingeving, spiritualiteit, christendom, deconstructie, reconstructie, zoeken, god, jezus, bijbel, wetenschap, unscripted, in een godvergeten wereld, podcast, er is ook ruimte voor buddha en andere interessante wezens, godvergeten, wereld, godsdienst, religie#geloof #twijfel #ongeloof #actualiteit #samenleving #zingeving #spiritualiteit #christendom #deconstructie #reconstructie #zoeken #god #jezus #bijbel #wetenschap #unscripted #in #een #godvergeten #wereld #podcast #er #is #ook #ruimte #voor #buddha #en #andere #interessante #wezens #godsdienst #religie

Humility. It comes from the ancient biblical languages - actually it comes from Greek and Hebrew and Latin. And in all languages, the word humility simply means low. It literally means low. That's all it means. But notice there's a difference between how that low becomes real in terms of how it's lived out. If I'm put low, I'm put in my place, put where I belong. That's not humility, that's humiliation right? If somebody kind of puts me down and puts me in my place I've been put low, I don't feel good, doesn't act good, it's not good, right? But on the other hand, if I bring myself low voluntarily, if I consider myself to become low, that's humility. And there's a huge difference. Now, one could argue that Christ was humiliated on the cross and we could argue that pretty well and make a good case for that. He was humiliated on the cross, but I wanna suggest that he chose to go to the cross. There was more than one occasion when Jesus clearly stated, either I could have rain down fire on you and made this all happen now, or I could have done this, you could have arrested me months ago but you didn't. It's because of my father's will, that this happens and I'm doing this of my own accord. He chose to be made low. And there's a big difference. And so humility for us is choosing this fascinating concept of making ourselves low, not pushing our way to the front, not climbing our way to the top, not putting ourselves in front of others are thinking that we're better than any others. That's what Paul was teaching the church of Philippi. He's just acknowledging that this is the way we get there. So a few years ago, I read a book called “Humilitas,” that's the Latin word for humility. It was written by guy name John Dickson and it's a fascinating book. Dickson says, Humility is the noble choice to redirect our power in the service of others. Wow, we think of those words. Noble. Power. Redirect. choice. I would have never put those words together to describe or to define humility, but once you read the book and once you better understand the biblical text, you recognize how powerful that definition is and why it makes all the sense in the world to be made low in the name of Christ. Dickson says, there are three keys to this definition that kind of make it work. He said The first is dignity. We have to start with dignity, that is to say we must understand that we are made in the image of God, that we are children of God that we have high worth, and high value that we are Dignitaries if you will, that we have dignity 'cause if you don't have dignity, you can't have humility. Hello, 'cause if you don't have dignity, you are humiliated. If you don't have the capacity to choose You are humiliated, you don't have humility, you say. So he said You got to start with dignity, this is the noble cause this is the noble choice. Then he says, There's got to be a willing spirit. That is to say, I have to make this choice. It's a noble choice, it's not just any choice, it's a good and right and fit choice and I have to be willing to make it because, again, otherwise I'm humiliated, I don't have humility. It's a choice. And then, ultimately, he says it's all about the social interactions. It's not really humility unless it's somehow interfaces with other people. And so that's where the redirection of power comes in. I redirect whatever power.

John and Jeremy discuss morality, faith in politics, and Ricky Gervais at the Golden Globes in today's episode. Subscribe to Disciple Talk on your favorite podcast app or find more episodes on our website! John's book recommendation of the week is Humilitas by John Dickson. www.citg.org

We continue the 'Tension Theology' series.

  John Dickson, in his book, Humilitas, makes the case that practicing humility is just common sense. Regardless of how capable or qualified you might be in one area doesn’t mean you necessarily know a great deal about everything else.

I love sports, but I don’t always have time to follow the headlines. That’s why I love listening to the Sports Guys—Al and Jeff. Each week they decide on 5 of the biggest American Sports headlines and provide a brief summary of what’s going on. You can always listen to them in the second half of the Word for the Week Show, after our interview segment (17:35).    Mary Rose, a professional mental performance coach, has walked us through habit development, goal setting, and motivation. Today she finishes off her current series with stress management (4:45).    But first, here’s what I learned this week from John Dickson’s book, Humilitas, about humility in leadership.

Wade Ewing is the US director of African Inland mission, an organization that has been reaching out to unreached people groups in East Africa for over a hundred years. Wade carries a peacefulness and quiet resolve which make him winsome both as a Christ follower and as a leader. Through decades of ministry and organizational […]

Kurzer Abhandlung zum Thema Humilitas. Simples und Komplexes zum Thema Humilitas in diesem kurzen Improvisations-Vortrag. Sukadev spricht hier über dieses Thema vom spirituellen Gesichtspunkt her. Ähnliche Gegenstände sind z.B. Humor, Hybrid, Ich brauche, Ich meditiere gerne, Human, Hörensagen, Hohlheit.

Kurzer Abhandlung zum Thema Humilitas. Simples und Komplexes zum Thema Humilitas in diesem kurzen Improvisations-Vortrag. Sukadev spricht hier über dieses Thema vom spirituellen Gesichtspunkt her. Ähnliche Gegenstände sind z.B. Humor, Hybrid, Ich brauche, Ich meditiere gerne, Human, Hörensagen, Hohlheit.

Was ist Humilitas? Woher stammt der Begriff Humilitas? Wie wichtig oder unwichtig ist diese geistige Fähigkeit in der heutigen Gesellschaft? Wie kannst du Humilitas entwickeln? Was ist das Besondere, wenn ein Mensch demütig ist? Wie verhält sich ein Humilitas Zeigender, eine Humilitas Zeigende? Welche Tugenden braucht es, um die Tugend der Humilitas auszugleichen? In diesem Vortrag von und mit Sukadev Bretz erfährst du eine Menge über die Tugend Humilitas - und was sie über dich aussagt. Hier schon mal ein paar Hintergrundsinformationen zu Humilitas: Andere Tugenden, Eigenschaften und Fähigkeiten ähnlich Humilitas sind zum Beispiel Demut, Bescheidenheit, Ergebenheit. Ergänzende Eigenschaften bzw. Gegenteile, Antonyme, sind z.B. Fortitudo, Mut, Tapferkeit. Im Ayurveda, der indischen Naturheilkunde kann man Humilitas dem Kapha Dosha bzw. Temperament zuordnen.

Dr John Dixon, a founding director of the Centre for Public Christianity, talks about the quality of humility - not a classical virtue, but which became a virtue because of Jesus.

Coleman Ford sits down with Stephen Presley, Associate Professor of Church History and Director of the Southwestern Center for the Study of Early Christianity at Southwestern Theological Seminary to discuss his new book, The Intertextual Reception of Genesis 1–3 in Irenaeus of Lyons and his time at the University of St. Andrews for doctoral studies. Show Notes The Intertextual Reception of Genesis 1–3 in Irenaeus of Lyons Irenaeus: Life, Scripture, Legacy Fides et Humilitas review of Irenaeus: Life, Scripture, Legacy Review of Drama of the Divine Economy: Creator and Creation in Early Christian Theology and Piety by Stephen Presley in Fides et Humilitas Stephen Presley’s Blog You can follow him on Twitter: @sopresley

Join us on a journey through this series called "Navigate: Change Your Direction." We will explore the seven heavenly virtues. This first week, on Easter Sunday, we explore Christ-like humility.