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In this episode I leave early in the morning with the idea of hitting five casinos. Little did I know that the Universe had other plans for me. I Stumble out of the casino 5 hours later scratching my head wondering what happened. Overall a very interesting day. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

Up next in our Sacred Cinema journey through the Marvel Cinematic Universe we're going higher, further, faster as we deep dive Captain Marvel. Get ready for some nineties nostalgia as Knox, Jamie, and special guest Sophie Hudson explore biblical themes in this divisive film. You just might even learn why Carol Danvers is the perfect model for deconstruction. MENTIONSSophie Hudson: Instagram | Website | Twitter | BooksThe Big Boo Cast: Listen HereCaptain Marvel: Watch | IMDb | Rotten TomatoesWatch: WandaVision | LokiTell me more about Jacob and EsauMarvel Deep Dive: Kree | Maria Rambeau | SkrullWatch: Brie Larson's Audition StoryYouth Group Throwback: What if I Stumble by DC Talk DC's Captain Marvel: Learn more here | Watch Shazam BIBLE BINGE SEMINARYOur Patreon supporters can get full access to ad free Bible Binge Classic episodes, Bible Scholar QTNAs, monthly Sacred Cinema episodes, Faith Adjacent book club, and more! Become a partner. SHOW SPONSORSFaithful Counseling: get 10% off your first month at Faithfulcounseling.com/biblebingeKiwiCo: Get your first month free on select crates at kiwico.com/binge.THE POPCASTCheck out our other podcast: The Popcast with Knox and Jamie. It's a weekly show about pop culture where we educate on the things that entertain, but don't matter. Here is our suggested Popcast starter playlist.Subscribe to our Monthly Newsletter: thebiblebinge.com/newsletterShop our Amazon Link: amazon.com/shop/thepopcastFollow The Bible Binge on Socials: Instagram | Twitter | FacebookSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What to do during the COVID era when it's problematic interviewing someone in person? Get a bunch of your poet friends to read their poems to your listeners! I realized that I have at least ten friends who are poets, some of them highly celebrated poets, and I had already recorded some of them reading their poetry. Several other poet friends wrote new poetry for this show and sent their recordings to me. Most of the poets you'll be hearing are from California, and I live in Arizona now where I know only two poets (so far) so I've also included several poets from this year's Tucson Poetry Festival, which occurred a few weeks ago on-line because of the COVID crisis. List of poets/poems: Neil Harvey – Zoom Word Jon Hammerbeck – Accidental Droppings David Hammerbeck – 4-3-20 Susan Thackrey – Selections from Andalusia: The Farewell / How do you…; Mourning in Al Andaluse / Alba; Walnut / Eyelid; The Moon / Look How… Ralph Jack (Ralph Gutlohn) –   Acceptable Limits; Be Like Concrete; At The Bottom Of A Glance Ken Paul Rosenthal – Where Icarus Flew Kara Daddario Bown – Graceland; Safety in Numbers Waz Thomas – Falling Water; I Walk, I Stumble, I Fall; Susanville; No! William Pitt Root – Ways Water Has; Ode To A Frog Pam Uschuk – Green Flame; Cracking 100 Bojan Louis - Huzzle 8 Diana Marie Delgado: The Kind Of Light I Give Off Isn't Going To Last; Some Guy I Liked Who Dated Strippers; & Who Makes Love to Us After We Die? Sylvia Chan - Personal Concept Sean Avery – Genius; How To Make Mumble Rap Special thanks to Melanie Madden, Executive Director of the https://www.tucsonpoetryfestival.org (Tucson Poetry Festival.) Neil Harvey is an award-winning artist, photographer and media producer. His artwork and writing attend to the space between thoughts. His work has been shown in galleries in California, New York and New Hampshire. With five short films to his credit, he has been a featured artist at Chicago's Mess Hall Experimental Music Festival. He has been a radio producer, writer, editor and host for The Bioneers: Revolution From the Heart of Nature, New Dimensions Radio, The California Indian Radio Project, The Love of Wisdom With Alan Watts and Music From the Hearts of Space. He has produced over 300 internationally distributed radio programs for which he has won numerous awards. He earned a B.A. in Visual Arts/Communications at the University of California, San Diego. About his 40 year Correspondence Piece and the 2019 Brooklyn installation Sound In Stalls One, Two, Three collaborations with sound artist Jon Hammerbeck, he has written "It is like dropping a rusty cadillac into your birdbath." Jon Hammerbeck is a big tall lawyer, of Viking descent, who lives on the edges of Los Angeles. For many years he DJ'd under the name Lew Cadia, on KSDT-FM radio in the southern empire. His sound work has been featured at The Mess Hall Experimental Music Festival in Chicago, in films, and in various vehicular forms during rush hour traffic for over 40 years. His in-depth study of the works of Martin Heidegger, Alfred North Whitehead, Fritjof Capra and Edgah have informed his interests in Dada, musique concrète, and multilayered muscilageounous musical forms. His multimedia titles include Mental Shelf Life, Chronospondence I 1982/2013, Suburbaphobia Melted Combo 8/82 and Correspliceness I: Is Growth Lions(1982). About his part in the 2019 sound installation Sound In Stalls One, Two, Three he wrote: “The honor to present carefully crafted and randomly mussed-up sound in the intimate acoustics of three Brooklyn brew pub toilets has opened new possibilities for creative release.” David Hammerbeck has been a teacher, a writer, an actor and director, a trekking company owner, and has even toiled in the restaurant business, most notably at the venerable Keens Chophouse near Herald Square in Manhattan....

I awoke…   To something very new. Something beyond the very thing I’ve grown accustomed to. New skin. New skin where the old skin once hanged. Who’s face? I twist and turn it between my fingertips. Mine? Are they mine? Mine? The peaks and valleys of my fingers. I stare. I descend within the canyons and begin this walkabout. What was that lie again? Something about the future youth. Was it something about the youth? Lost still in the canyons on my fingertips. They say no two are alike. I whisper down the wind to watch it float away. Fluttering off to something beyond yesterday’s safety. That gust rolls over... This tongue. Who’s tongue? So many things that are not my own. Which ones shall I break? Which ones will I humpty back together?    I awoke…   The soot slid off my eyelids. Layers fell in sheets until the warmth stopped giving. Down the steps I went. Something is no longer the same. No accounting where to feeling rolls up from. It colors me all the same. Without prejudice. Across the faux hardwood floors. Scuffling across. Universe to universe. My skin peels up from the surface. Sticky and moist. Something out of place interlocks with Something hiding in plain sight. The food is ash. The drink is ash. These things composed of certainty are ash. Maybe things are different in the sun.     I Stumble down the stairs. Elbows tucked inside. The cracks they never show. The sounds that never make their way. Out the front door. To where one expects to find the sun. The is no sun. No sun in that sky. Let’s not call that sky. All of it… it’s a lie. The sun is a lie. Nothing is revealed. Nothing grows from ash. Except. Ash.   I AWOKE I AWOKE I AWOKE   My two hands digging at the ground. Toiling beneath the lies. Dark grey and drained. Pulling ash crops from the ground. My hands they disappear into the grey. Who can survive this way? Who can survive? Eating ash cakes. Ash steaks. Only to never feel quite full. Who’s hands? Through the grey my hands, who’s hands, grope further To the warmth. Fumble in the dark. Search for the sun. Reach further out. Touching flesh to flesh buried in this grey. I once was future youth. Now we have future truth. I’m just the son that died. That sun did die. Slipping on it’s lies. Son it told a lie.     Piled onto future youth. Piled on the sun that lied. Something no longer feels the same. Who’s hands? Who’s lines in the ash? Who’s lines in my face? The soot… It suits… Pressed and office ready. I tumble down the ashphault. Powered by the son. Why would I come to this? Whatever became of this? There a whisper dancing in my eyes. I had to blink. I had to… look away. These hands are fine but they aren’t mine. I should find their origin. Give them back. Relive my own hands. They belonged to me. Before the ash. Back in the past of future youth. With the whispers and the lies.   Slammed shut. Retreat. Retreated. Treated like the young. Murdered them in the night. Everyone they cried. Sun burned away all that it once loved. Treasured.  

A Compilation of stories from 12/17 – 12/21 2018 told by Joe Hunter, host of the Cup ‘a Joe Morning Show on the Sound of Life. Hudson Valley’s 100% listener funded Christian Radio Station. Story behind the song: Lauren Daigle “You Say”, Christian Radio Flashback Song by DC Talk “What if I Stumble” 2009. This week on “Things You Didn’t Know, From My Dad” some background information on the 3 wise men from the bible. Website: http://soundoflife.org Prayer: http://soundoflife.org/ourprayer Give: http://soundoflife.org/give/financial-gift Listen Online: http://soundoflife.org/media/listen-online To Become a Business Partner: http://soundoflife.org/partners/churches-ministry/ To Become a Business Partner: http://soundoflife.org/partners/business/ Podcast: http://soundoflife.org/uncategorized/cup-a-joe-podcast/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cup-a-joe-morning-show-podcast Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iyx73rrcwpsjkc642q7lrlcugn4?t=Cup_a_Joe_Morning_Show_Podcast  

This week Jae and Joaquin once again geek out about comics and comic book movies, talk about social media and its ability to allow you to spread your life in a negative way and using the DC talk song What if I Stumble to talk about sin and overcoming it.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-overflow-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brennan Manning gives a testimony and talks about the American Church. Brennan Manning (christened Richard Francis Xavier Manning) is an author, friar, priest, contemplative and speaker. Born and raised in Depression-era New York City, Manning finished high school, enlisted in the US Marine Corps, and fought in the Korean War. When Manning returned to the United States, he enrolled at Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Upon his graduation from the seminary in 1963, Manning was ordained to the Franciscan priesthood. In the late 1960s, Manning joined the Little Brothers of Jesus of Charles de Foucauld, a religious order committed to an uncloistered, contemplative life among the poor. Manning transported water via donkey, worked as a mason's assistant and a dishwasher in France, was imprisoned (by choice) in Switzerland, and spent six months in a remote cave somewhere in the Zaragoza desert. In the 1970s, Manning returned to the US and began writing after confronting his alcoholism. Singer-songwriter Rich Mullins called his band A Ragamuffin Band after one of Manning's books.[5] Warren Barfield's music is also often inspired by Manning, as is the work of singer-songwriter Matthew Perryman Jones. "The greatest single cause of atheism in the world today is Christians who acknowledge Jesus with their lips and walk out the door and deny Him by their lifestyle," Manning has said. "That is what an unbelieving world simply finds unbelievable." This quote appeared in the prelude to dc Talk's song "What if I Stumble?" It also appeared on an intro track for the Christian metalcore band War of Ages on its album Fire From the Tomb.

Brennan Manning speaks on Galatians chapter 5, and on the gospel of grace. Brennan Manning (christened Richard Francis Xavier Manning) is an author, friar, priest, contemplative and speaker. Born and raised in Depression-era New York City, Manning finished high school, enlisted in the US Marine Corps, and fought in the Korean War. When Manning returned to the United States, he enrolled at Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Upon his graduation from the seminary in 1963, Manning was ordained to the Franciscan priesthood. In the late 1960s, Manning joined the Little Brothers of Jesus of Charles de Foucauld, a religious order committed to an uncloistered, contemplative life among the poor. Manning transported water via donkey, worked as a mason's assistant and a dishwasher in France, was imprisoned (by choice) in Switzerland, and spent six months in a remote cave somewhere in the Zaragoza desert. In the 1970s, Manning returned to the US and began writing after confronting his alcoholism. Singer-songwriter Rich Mullins called his band A Ragamuffin Band after one of Manning's books. Warren Barfield's music is also often inspired by Manning, as is the work of singer-songwriter Matthew Perryman Jones. "The greatest single cause of atheism in the world today is Christians who acknowledge Jesus with their lips and walk out the door and deny Him by their lifestyle," Manning has said. "That is what an unbelieving world simply finds unbelievable." This quote appeared in the prelude to dc Talk's song "What if I Stumble?" It also appeared on an intro track for the Christian metalcore band War of Ages on its album Fire From the Tomb.

Brennan Manning (christened Richard Francis Xavier Manning) is an author, friar, priest, contemplative and speaker. Born and raised in Depression-era New York City, Manning finished high school, enlisted in the US Marine Corps, and fought in the Korean War. When Manning returned to the United States, he enrolled at Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania. Upon his graduation from the seminary in 1963, Manning was ordained to the Franciscan priesthood. In the late 1960s, Manning joined the Little Brothers of Jesus of Charles de Foucauld, a religious order committed to an uncloistered, contemplative life among the poor. Manning transported water via donkey, worked as a mason's assistant and a dishwasher in France, was imprisoned (by choice) in Switzerland, and spent six months in a remote cave somewhere in the Zaragoza desert. In the 1970s, Manning returned to the US and began writing after confronting his alcoholism. Singer-songwriter Rich Mullins called his band A Ragamuffin Band after one of Manning's books. Warren Barfield's music is also often inspired by Manning, as is the work of singer-songwriter Matthew Perryman Jones. "The greatest single cause of atheism in the world today is Christians who acknowledge Jesus with their lips and walk out the door and deny Him by their lifestyle," Manning has said. "That is what an unbelieving world simply finds unbelievable." This quote appeared in the prelude to dc Talk's song "What if I Stumble?" It also appeared on an intro track for the Christian metalcore band War of Ages on its album Fire From the Tomb.