Podcasts about isacc

Cast Out the Slave-girl and her Son Galatians 4:12-5:1 by William Klock I have a non-Christian—or it would be better to say, anti-Christian—relative who, I've observed, is very uncomfortable with me being a preacher.  At one point she just came out and said it: As far as she's concerned, preachers are just moralising, kill-joy demagogues who glory in lording their authority over people and pontificating to them what they can and cannot do.  People like this think of God as a kill-joy in the sky and the preacher as his sour and spiteful earthly representative.  She has no clue that the preacher is the intermediary between the loving God who has given his word to make himself known and his people, filled with his Spirit, who desire to hear his word that they might know him and love him in return.  They have no idea that both the Bible and preaching sit at the intersection of God's love for his people and his people's love for him.  But it's not just non-Christians.  Even people in the church forget that God speaks—and he tells us what he expects of us—out of love and they forget that the preacher preaches that word out of love, too.  And so they get angry when they hear things they don't like.  Sometimes they get angry with God and leave the church entirely.  Sometimes they just shoot the messenger—the preacher.  And that's where Paul is at as we come to the middle of Galatians 4.  Paul knew the people in the Galatian churches well.  He loved them as brothers and sisters in the Lord.  And he's deeply troubled by what he's heard has been going on there ever since these agitators had arrived.  This is why he's writing to them.  And so far he's mostly been talking theology—explaining why these people urging them back into torah are undermining the gospel, the good news about Jesus.  And he's been building this argument as he's walked them through the biblical story, walked them through God's covenants with his people, walked them through the significance of what Jesus did when he died and rose again.  And he's about to finally make the point he's been working toward.  He's about to tell them what they need to do in light of all this.  But in verses 11-20 he pauses and he takes a breath and he reminds them who he is.  He reminds that he's not only their friend, but that he's their brother in the Lord who loves them—and that that's why he's taking the trouble to say all of this.  Look at Chapter 4, beginning at verse 12. Brothers [and Sisters], become like me!  Because I became like you.  You did me no wrong.  No, you know that it was through bodily weakness that I announced the gospel to you in the first place.  You didn't despise or scorn me, even though my condition was quite a test for you, but you welcomed me as if I were God's angel, as if I were Messiah Jesus!  What's happened to the blessing you had then?  Yes, I can testify that you would have torn out your eyes, if you'd been able to, and given them to me.  So have I become your enemy by telling you the truth?   Become like me, because I became like you.  These Christians were mostly gentiles.  Paul was a Jew.  But as he would later write to the Corinthians, he has become like all things to everyone.  Knowing that the gospel unified them as one in Jesus and the Spirit, Paul came and fellowshipped with them—he prayed and sang and worshipped and ate with them, despite their ethnic differences—which is something that can't be said of these false teachers.  And Paul reminds them of when he first arrived.  We don't know exactly what the problem was, but it sounds very much like he arrived in Galatia bloody and beaten after preaching the good news in some neighbouring city.  This might be what he was referring to when he said the brutality of the cross had been shown to them.  He'd stumbled into their fellowship having very nearly shared Jesus' crucifixion—and they welcomed him.  That would have been a dangerous thing to do.  Harbouring a man who had been in trouble another town over could have brought the local authorities down on them.  It sure wouldn't have looked good to the community around them.  But they welcomed Paul and took care of him as he regained his strength.  In the meantime, he proclaimed Jesus and the good news in his weakness.  And they received Paul and his message as if he were an angel, a messenger from God—practically as if he'd been Jesus himself. “So now,” Paul asks, “what's happened to that welcome?  Back then you knew my love for you and you would have plucked out your own eyes and given them to me if you'd thought it would help.  But now I've told you the truth—because I love you—and you're treating me like an enemy.”  Now he goes on in verse 17: Those other folks are zealous for you, but it's not in a good cause. False teachers are often full of zeal.  Enough so that they con good Christians into thinking that they've got the truth.  And then those conned Christians lash out when the pastor who loves them comes along to show them how the false teachers are wrong.  It happens over and over and over.  Paul says: They want to shut you out, so that you will then be zealous for them. Paul has the temple in mind, with its segregated courts.  Jews could go into the temple court, but gentiles were stuck outside.  They couldn't go in.  And these agitators, these false teachers are trying to make the Galatian churches like that.  The Jewish believers can come into church, they can eat at the Lord's Table, but the gentiles are stuck outside until they get circumcised and start living according to torah.  So Paul says, Well, it's always good to be zealous in a good cause, and not only when I'm there with you.  My children, I seem to be in labour with you all over again, until the Messiah is fully formed in you.  I wish I were there with you right now, and could change me tone of voice.  I really am at a loss about you.   Paul knew all about being zealous.  He'd been zealous for torah and he'd been zealous for persecuting Christians.  And then he'd met the risen Jesus and now he's zealous for the gospel.  Zeal isn't the point.  You can be zealous for anything.  So don't be taken in by the zealousness of false teachers and a false gospel.  And we get a sense of how Paul loves these people and, because of that, how he's so exasperated.  He thought they knew all of this.  He'd laboured over the gospel with them before, but now it feels like he's got to labour with them over the gospel all over again, because it's obvious they weren't as mature in the gospel—in the Messiah—as he had thought. It happens.  Mormons or Jehovah's Witnesses knock on the door and they've got carefully worked out arguments that fool far too many Christians.  Prosperity hucksters will tell you they've got the “full gospel” and they'll back it up with great zeal.  In our own day we've got various Messianic groups or the Adventists with a false gospel rooted in the same errors Paul confronted in Galatia.  They dupe Christians into their false teaching and, apart from praying for such people, all we can really do is confront false teaching with gospel truth.  That's what Paul does here.  Look at verse 21: So you want to live under the law, do you?  All right, tell me this: are you prepared to hear what the law says?  For it is written that Abraham had two sons, one by the slave-girl and one by the free woman.  Now the child of the slave-girl was born according to the flesh, while the child of the free woman was born according to promise.   Do you recognise the story Paul's talking about?  He's going back to Genesis 16.  This is after God's promise to Abraham, but before the birth of Isaac.  Abraham and Sarah trusted the Lord.  They believed he would provide a son to inherit the promise, but from their perspective a natural heir was impossible.  Sarah was an elderly woman and elderly women past their child-bearing years don't bear children.  So they followed the custom of the day.  Abraham took Sarah's slave-girl, Hagar, as his concubine and had a child by her.  Because she was Sarah's slave, the child was legally hers. But, if you know the story, you know the plan backfired.  When Hagar became pregnant, she lorded it over Sarah.  In their culture, for a woman to be barren was a great shame and Hagar made sure that Sarah felt that shame.  Sarah, of course, wasn't going to stand for that, so she mistreated Hagar.  Hagar ran away, but in the wilderness the Lord met her and sent her back and she gave birth to Ishmael.  Years later—as if the Lord was really, really wanting to make a point to Abraham and Sarah that with him anything was possible—years later, when Sarah was even more elderly, she became pregnant and gave birth to Isaac.  Sarah became jealous of Ishmael and we have a cryptic text about Ishmael abusing Isaac, so Sarah banished Hagar and her son from the camp.  Ishmael would become the father of the Arabian tribes and Isaac would became the father of Jacob, who became the father of the Hebrew tribes—of Israel. It's possible Paul brings this up because the false teachers might have been telling this story in their own way, as if to say, “See…Abraham has two families.  You gentiles might have believed the gospel, but since the Jews are the free children of Abraham, you're like Ishmael and his sons.  If you want to really be part of Abraham's family, you're going to have to get circumcised and become a Jew.  Paul has heard this before and says, “No.  You've got it backwards and here's why.  Let's suppose that Abraham does have two families.  How can you tell which one is the slave family and which one is the free family?  Well, look at the story.  Ishmael was born according to the flesh.  He was the result of Abraham taking matters into his own hands.  Isacc, on the other hand, was born miraculously and in fulfilment of the Lord's promise. And now we see why Paul has been talking so much about covenants and inheritances and heirs all this time.  This is where he's been going with it.  In verse 24 he goes on: Think of this allegorically—as picture-language.  These two women stand for two covenants: one comes from Mount Sinai and gives birth to slave children—that's Hagar.  (Sinai, you see, is a mountain in Arabia, and it corresponds, in the picture, to the present Jerusalem, since she is in slavery with her children.)  But the Jerusalem which is above is free—and she is our mother.   All you have to do is follow the theme of promise through the story.  Well, that and you have to recognise that the story is ongoing.  The false teachers were telling the story as if it stopped with Abraham—or maybe with Moses—but Paul has been showing how the Abraham story, the story of a promise and a family and an inheritance that encompasses the whole world—Paul has been showing how that story is still going on.  So they were right to see the promise back in the story of the birth of Isaac, but now Paul's sort of urging them on: Yes, yes.  You've got that part right, but keep following the promise through the rest of the story.  Because Jesus changes everything.  And so, sure, Isaac was the child of God's promise and so were his children and their children and eventually the whole people of Israel.  But before his little break to remind them that he's not their enemy, Paul was also pointing out how the law, how torah was only meant to serve the promise family for a time—between Moses and the Messiah.  Remember, the human race is sick.  Israel had the same sickness, but the law held the sickness at bay until the promise could be fulfilled.  Or, Paul used the illustration of a babysitter, keeping the promise family out of trouble until the promise to them could be fulfilled.  And, that means, Paul has said, that as much as the law was a good thing given by God for a time, it kept the Israelites as slaves until the Messiah came.  So the law, he's saying here, the law if left to itself can never set people free.  The law, ironically, makes Ishmael children, not Isaac children. And then Paul adds this sort of parenthetical statement: For Sinai is a mountain in Arabia.  And his point is that—using this allegorical or picture language—the law of Moses, which was given on Mount Sinai, now represents the people, the family on the outside in the original picture.  As much as the Lord's promise once led his people to Mount Sinai where he gave them his law, the story has moved on in Jesus the Messiah and so Hagar—the mother of Abraham's son according to the flesh—Hagar now corresponds to Mount Sinai and Mount Sinai represents the law, torah, that the false teachers are saying the gentile believers have to keep. So Isaac represents the promise and freedom.  Ishmael represents the flesh, slavery…none of which would have been controversial, but now Paul has also shown that Ishmael also represents Mount Sinai and the law.  Again, we've got to follow the promise all the way through the story to Jesus and then to the present.  The law was part of God's provision for his people during the present evil age, but the Messiah has inaugurated the age to come.  So Paul's now ready to bring the false teachers into this.  They've been appealing to some authority figures in Jerusalem—maybe James, but we really don't know—just that they're in Jerusalem.  And Paul, in verses 25 and 26 is saying, “Okay, but they're talking about the present Jerusalem, not the heavenly Jerusalem, not the “Jerusalem above”, which is the home of all real believers and the true people of the promise.  To make his point he quotes Isaiah 54:1 which is addressed to Jerusalem herself: For it is written: Celebrate, childless one, who never gave birth! Go wild and shout, girl that never had pains! The barren woman has many more children Than the one who has a husband!   In Isaiah's day, Jerusalem was laid waste, but through the prophet the Lord gave hope to his people.  One day Jerusalem would be restored.  He put it in terms of a barren woman—like Sarah—finally knowing the joy of bearing children and having a family.  By Paul's day this had become an image of the age to come, when the Lord would return to his people and the heavenly city would come with him, heaven and earth would be rejoined, and his new age would dawn.  So the Jerusalem above—the promise of God's new age—it was barren, but now through the Messiah it's bearing children.  The promises are being fulfilled.  In contrast, the present Jerusalem—the city the false teachers are appealing to as their authority—it's got children, yes, but they're in slavery.  In fact, the earthly Jerusalem is slated for judgement and destruction.  So now Paul goes on in verse 28: Now you, my brothers [and sisters], are children of promise, in the line of Isaac. Follow the promise.  It has passed from Isaac to Jesus and now to these people—even though they're gentiles—because they have trusted in the Messiah.  Jesus-believers, uncircumcised as they may be, are Sarah-children, new-Jerusalem people, Isaac-people, promise-people.  But, Paul goes on: But things now are like they were then.  The one who was born according to the flesh persecuted the one born according to the spirit.   Genesis doesn't elaborate on what Ishmael did to Isaac, only that he abused him in some way, and Paul's point here is that this is how the children of the flesh are always liable to treat the children of the promise.  It sounds as though the unbelieving Jews were actively persecuting the Christians in Galatia—angry at them because they claimed the “Jewish exemption” from pagan worship, but didn't live as Jews.  But Paul lumps the false teachers, these people who say they believe in Jesus the Messiah, but also insist on the gentiles being circumcised—Paul lumps that in with the abuse of the unbelieving Jewish community.  The false teachers stand in sharp contrast to Paul.  Even though Paul has had some sometimes harsh words for the Galatians, he loves them like a father.  He's speaking gospel truth.  The false teachers, for all their zeal, don't really love the Galatians—not if they're trying to drag them back into slavery under the law.  And with that, Paul's ready to drive his point home, he's ready to tell them what they have to do.  Look at verse 30: But what does scripture say?  “Throw out the slave-girl and her son!  For the son of the slave-girl will not inherit with the son of the free.”  So my brothers [and sisters], we are not children of the slave-girl, but of the free.   Do what Sarah did: cast out the slave girl and her son.  In other words, cast out the false teachers before they drag you away from Jesus and the promise and back into slavery.  At this point there's a chapter break, but I really think Paul meant for verse 1 of Chapter 5 to be the close of this paragraph, because it's not easy to cast out false teachers.  And so Paul continues there: The Messiah set us free so that we could enjoy freedom!  So stand firm, and don't get yourselves tied down by the chains of slavery.   Stand firm and don't let anyone take you back into slavery with a false gospel, because Brothers and Sisters, Jesus has set us free.  Paul doesn't mess around with false teachers.  Jesus died and he rose again, he is Lord, and he has fulfilled all of God's promises.  Paul saw the promise fulfilled as the gentiles were forgiven, filled with the Spirit, and swept up into this great story of God and his people and he was outraged at the idea that anyone might come along and drag these people back into slavery. In contrast, how often is our tendency to be wishy-washing about false teaching.  People come in the name of Jesus, but end up proclaiming false gospels—or things that undermine the gospel.  They'll say, for example, that there are other ways to God and other ways to be good and other ways to enter the age to come and in doing that they undermine the work of Jesus and the Spirit no less than the false teaching in Galatia did by trying to add torah to the gospel.  Others come into the church and tell us that Jesus isn't enough and that we've got to do something extra to receive the Spirit.  Others these days come preaching post-modern ideas of identity that undermine our identity in the Messiah and our unity in him.  And we equivocate on what to do about them.  Instead of dealing with the false teachers we quibble with each other over whether or not the false teachers are truly believers or not—as if we need to treat them differently if the false teaching isn't so bad as to rule them out as real Christians.  Paul does the opposite here.  The false teachers in Galatia believed in Jesus.  They believed in his death and resurrection.  But they added something that ultimately undermined that good news.  And so Paul says to cast them out.  Get them out of the church.  Just as he did with the man sleeping with his step-mother in Corinth.  Get them out.  Maybe that will get them thinking hard about what they've done or what they're teaching and they'll repent and come back, but that's not the first priority.  Get them out, because their teaching undermines the gospel itself and if it's allowed to fester, the church will cease to be the church.  The promise will be lost.  The false teaching will make us slaves again.  If the Anglican Communion had cast out the false teachers a hundred years ago, our generation wouldn't have had to face the difficulties we have.  The church can't fool around with false teachers and false gospel.  But the flip side of this imperative is that we as Jesus' people need to work hard for unity with our brothers and sisters who do believe the good news about Jesus.  This was the vision of Bp. Cummins when he called together the men and women who would found the Reformed Episcopal Church.  All baptised and believing Jesus-followers are, in fact, one family and we need to do our best, despite our various differences on other things, to live as the one family that Jesus has made us.  I think Galatians has something to say about how we distinguish which of our differences are demand separation and which don't.  Does the message being preaching point forward to the age to come, or like the Galatian heresy, does it drag us back to the darkness of the old evil age?  If it undermines or undoes what has been accomplished by God in Jesus and the Spirit, we must cast it out.  Standing firm against false gospels while standing just as firm for the unity of God's gospel people is no easy task—especially as things are today—but Brothers and Sisters it is our calling.  It is what honours God, it is what honours Jesus and the Spirit, and it is what witnesses to the world the new creation that has been born in us. Let's pray: Heavenly Father, make us mature in the Messiah so that we will be able to discern truth from error, and fill us with zeal for your gospel truth, so that we will stand firm—not afraid to cast out false teachers and false teaching, but also zealous for the unity that Jesus and the Spirit bring to your church, that we might be effective witnesses of the good news about Jesus, crucified and risen, and of his kingdom, the new Jerusalem.  Through him we pray.  Amen.

How does a 22-year-old land 18 pending deals? Isacc Lightbourn, a young REALTOR® from El Paso, Texas, shares how he did it with his buyer's consultation process! Discover how the initial meeting location, breaking the ice, and building rapport can make all the difference. Isacc reveals the secrets to a successful buyer-realtor® relationship, like handling tricky topics like commission and money matters. He shows why realtors are so valuable in buying a home. Isacc also explains the must-know pre-approval process, the difference between pre-qualification and pre-approval, and why being honest with your lender is crucial. He guides you in figuring out what buyers really want, finding the perfect home, making strong offers, handling inspections, and sealing the deal. Curious about mastering the home-buying journey? Listen in to learn from Isacc Lightbourn's expertise! Links: Follow Isacc Lightbourn on Instagram Subscribe to Isacc Lightbourn's YouTube Channel Visit Isacc Lightbourn's Website Follow Aaron Amuchastegui on Instagram Learn More About Shelby and Five Pillars Nation Get Hundreds of FREE Real Estate Tools From the Toolbox Join the 2025 Real Estate Rockstars Mastermind!

22-year-old Isacc Lightbourn is absolutely crushing it in El Paso's highly competitive real estate market. Not only has he closed 73 transactions as a solo agent, he's done it without paying a dime for real estate leads. In today's show, Isacc shares several strategies for generating free leads, including an in-depth breakdown of the formula he follows to produce viral home-tour videos with just an iPhone. Shelby and Isacc also discuss the mindset young Realtors need in order to succeed, how to get business from builders, and the best way to learn real estate fast. Links: Follow Isacc Lightbourn on Instagram BoxBrownie Follow Aaron Amuchastegui on Instagram Learn More About Shelby and Five Pillars Nation Get Hundreds of FREE Real Estate Tools From the Toolbox Join the 2025 Real Estate Rockstars Mastermind!

Isacc, Cameron, and Juzo are back in 2024, ready to dive into the iconic Japanese director Yasujirō Ozu. The boys discuss the media they have recently watched over the holiday break, from 2023's Iron Claw to Survivor, the TV series. For the podcast, The Only Son begins Ozu's directorial catalog, as Isaac brings a casual perspective, and Juzo represents a critical review.  Cinema Spectator is a movie podcast hosted by Isaac Ransom and Cameron Tuttle. The show is executive produced by Darrin O'Neill and recorded & produced in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. You can support the show at patreon.com/ecfsproductions. Follow us on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter under ECFS Productions (@ecfsproductions). Isaac and Cameron started recording podcasts with their first project, Everything Comes from Something (2018), and are now focusing on new weekly content for Cinema Spectator. Cameron Tuttle is a full-time professional cinematographer majoring in SFSU Film School to collaborate with corporate, private, and creative productions. Cameron is the expert. Isaac Ransom is a professional creative, digital marketer, and product manager working full-time. Isaac is the student. The podcast is a passion project between two longtime friends. We hope you can enjoy our project with the limited time we have! Thank you for your time, your generosity, and support.

Send us a Text Message.Gopher is a monkey smuggler. There, I said it. This episode also dabbles in nose jobs, and Don Adams, the voice of Inspector Gadget and star of the classic TV series Get Smart. As is the case with most sitcoms, TV shows, and even movies from the 1970s, chimpanzees will invariably show up and create some kind of hilarity or havoc, and sometimes both. This happens a lot in this episode.There is also a storyline where two old vaudeville-type performers have a reunion that turns explosive and another plot where a woman boards the boat with a bandaged face and her mom tagging along. Doc makes his moves on the mom very quickly.Next, Isacc has a hell of a problem with his mom "living in sin" with a dude as they vacation on The Pacific Princess.  His mom is played by the famous old-time actress, singer, and comedian Pearl Baily.We also trip upon the topic of British comedy and Caleb tells of an old show where a mentally challenged character always wants to ... oh never mind, it's actually kind of sick. SHOW QUOTES: "Mummy, bitty bitty, mummy bitty."— Producer Caleb "Was this girl's nose job scheduled before the cruise, or did her mom just take her? Is this like a spa retreat for the nose job? Is she supposed to be hidden? Is my question kind of the chicken or egg? I'm just confused. Then there's the monkey."— Charlotte"I've got to question the safety of keeping a chimpanzee under your bed."— Rob  This one covers Love Boat season 1, episode 14.Visit LoveBoatExposed.com to dive deeper, and connect with the show; send us a message or record a voicemail for air. Make sure to subscribe - we're on all your favorite podcast platforms! rsmedia.group creationsFair Use Act DisclaimersInformation contained on this podcast and all related materials is for criticism and commentary, as well as for research and educational purposes. Under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

Pastor Curt teaches about Isacc and Rebekah.

Não foi o início que se esperava para a Vuelta a España de 2023. Entre equipas a correr à noite, chuvadas fortes, alterações do percurso e quedas graves houve muita polémica em apenas três dias de corrida. Para acompanhares todas as incidências da corrida espanhola subscreve o PCMcast Fuga de Fuga, podcast diário de acompanhamento da Vuelta: https://pcmcast.portuguesecyclingmagazine.com/pcmcast-fuga-de-la-fuga-2023/ Com uma série de provas por etapas durante a semana vimos Annemiek Van Vleuten conquistar mais uma corrida por etapas, Tim Wellens isolar-se como vencedor máximo do Renewi Tour e uma nova estrela a despontar no Tour de l'Avenir, o mexicano Isacc de Toro (que já se fala que pode ser colega de João Almeida, António Morgado e dos irmãos Oliveira na UAE)

The Stateside Soccer Show Presents: Believe-Cast! Season Three is finally here! We pause our rewatch to recap the season as it airs!  This week we talk about the season three episode nine, "La Locker Room Aux Folles" Episode Details: Season 3 Episode 9 "La Locker Room Aux Folles" Directed by: Erica Dutton Written by: Chuck Hayward Aired May 10, 2023 Synopsis: Colin and Isacc's friendship is tested. Roy is asked to do a press conference.  AFC Richmond Player of the Week: Logan:  Isaac Mcadoo Jordan: Colin Hughes AFC Richmond Employee of the Week: Logan: Beard Jordan: Higgins  The Stateside Soccer Show: Twitter: @statesideshow Instagram: @statesideshow Facebook.com/Statesideshow Youtube: youtube.com/@statesideshow Email: statesideshow@gmail.com Linktree: https://linktr.ee/statesideshow

Part 2 - Nikki Isaac, organizer of the “St. Thomas First Annual Kalaloo Festival," gives the public a preview of what the event will offer. The event will feature food, music, and entertainment for the entire family. Although different variations of kalaloo dish exist, Neville and Isacc agree that “all kalaloo recipes must include fungi!”  Before the show closes, Nicole Parsons of The Forum, phones-in to inform the audience of upcoming events, including the screening of “Champion.” The opera depicts the controversial life of pro boxer and St. Thomas native Emile Griffith.

Someone get Ezra Regev and Isacc Goldenberg a crystal ball because they are on fire predicting the marketing future. The co-founders of PlayBatch chat with Peggy Anne Salz in this episode to explain how their hybrid-casual games studio foresaw Apple's privacy changes and built their game and company structure accordingly. PlayBatch's latest game, University of Magic, combines a larger merge game with several smaller hyper-casual games—each with a custom product page. The pair share how this setup optimises attribution and merges F2P and P2E for an improved player experience. Ezra and Isacc encourage developers to build with privacy policies in mind instead of responding to them after publishing.  CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Anticipating marketing changes with games within a game 03:32 - Work with the new data structure instead of going around it 06:15 - Marketing and product teams as one * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  ** Let's Connect **

God has used the image of sheep and shepherds since the beginning of time. Shepherds need to smart because the sheep are not. Many of the Biblical characters were shepherds - Abel, Abraham, Isacc, Jacob and his twelve sons, David... just to name a few. The Apostle Peter finishes his letter exhorting the Christian to live as God has called us. In a western setting, what does that look like? How do sheep and shepherds behave? Thomas Smoak finishes out this series by looking at the shepherds among you, the sheep among you, and the lion among you. Read the Passage: 1 Peter 5:1-14 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Peter%205&version=NIV

Isacc Ukwu - JMU DE by ESPN Harrisonburg

On this week's episode of R&B Money, Tank and J Valentine welcome gospel singer, songwriter and producer, Isacc Carree. He will take us back in time to the beginning of his 33 years of singing, starting out with John P. Kee, detail how Kirk Franklin impacted his life and discuss the presentation of gospel music in the music business. Listen and Enjoy! Follow The Podcast: Tank: @therealtank   J Valentine: @JValentine Podcast: @RnbMoneyPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isacc Ukwu - JMU DE by ESPN Harrisonburg

In this episode, we speak with Isaac Lewis, co-founder of the AnCore.  AnCore is a portable cable training system ideal for home gyms, fitness centers, and physical therapy clinics.  The AnCore is capable of being used anywhere.For more information on the Ancore system check out their website at ANCORE (ancoretraining.com and their Instagram at ancoretraining. 

As the dust settles after the Kaylon attack, the crew of the Orville must find a way to live even with the loss of friends and Isacc's betrayal. Join us this week as we celebrate the return of one of our current favorite shows, and send out hopeful vibes to the universe that it gets another season. #RenewTheOrville Plus news, your feedback, and Rachel gives a TLDR recap of this year's Gen Con. Our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/FiveishFangirls 

Join Us AGAIN!!!! As we not only drop a second episode this week but also revisit a subject very near and dear to our heart the Universe of Nintendo. This episode is the brain child of our cousin, freind and Patreon, Isacc. Some Nintendo classics just so happen to be his favorite or in his words the GOAT and with his notes on the subject we discuss why Nintendo has stuck around for 4 decades.  Much Ado About Nerding Content written, performed and edited by Joe Otero and Selena Otero. Theme created by Selena Otero. Executive Producers Joe Thanks for stopping by, if you like what you heard please LIKE, COMMENT, RATE and SUBSCRIBE to the Pod on whatever platform you are listening on. And Please SHARE with fellow Nerds and welcome them into Nerd Nation! Podcast Producers Our Patreons No One Trolls Like Gaston, Professor Em, Master of Muggle Studies, Motor City Timmy T, Machine Gun Paulie, The Phoenix Fam, StellarGem and Alice In Mother Land Patreon Patreon.com/muchadoaboutnerding Instagram Much_Ado_About_Nerding Email nerdnation2020@gmail.com Sounder Webpage muchadoaboutnerding.sounder.fm YouTube and Selena. Thanks for listening and until next time stay Rad and NERDY ON!!!

Isacc Orr from the Center Of The American Experiment joins to discuss energy plus we take a boatload of your calls.

Hannah, Jimena y Paulina nos platican sobre MAKANI, sus intenciones y experiencias en la construcción de comunidad, e Isaac Maldonado nos interpreta "Sin Luz". ¡¡¡Gracias por escuchar y compartir!!!. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlos-foulkes/message

We recently caught up with Issac Lamb, drummer from Texas' very own hardcore favorites, Kublai Khan. In the middle of a touring cycle break, Isacc joins IUF from his home in Nashville, Tennessee, and things are setting up to be an exciting year for him and his bandmates. The new EP, titled “The Lowest From Of Animal,” serves as one of the more intense 15-minute offerings that the band has released. Isaac takes us through the draft process within the production, and how the compositions of songs differ for him from his bandmates. We also asked him about the time that movie star Kate Beckinsale shared their song on her Instagram story (WHAT?!)– which definitely turned a lot of heads in their direction. Whatever the case may be, this is Kublai Khan's year, and with the new EP out, it's only a matter of time that things get rolling for their next full length. And finally, Isaac takes a moment to appreciate his love for drumming, while looking back on other notable drummers in the industry who influenced him into who he is today. Tune in now to our conversation with Isaac, and be sure to buy and stream the heavy hitting “Lowest From Of Animal,” out now worldwide via Rise Records.Stay connected with Kublai Khan, visit: https://kublaikhantx.com/, https://www.instagram.com/kublaikhantx/ and https://www.facebook.com/KublaiKhanTexomaStay connected with IUF, visit: https://interviewunderfire.com/

Exploramos “EL ANIME” un tema que casi no tocamos y es qué Isacc empezó a ver uno después de no tocar el medio por más de 5 años. En este caso es SNK un anime que cada vez se hace más relevante por diversas razones entre las que se encuentra qué gran parte de sus capítulos de la última temporada se llegaron a una de las listas más respetadas en el medio con los mejores capítulos de la historia el “Olimpo del 9.9” en IMDB, vamos a hablar de otras producciones pero la platica llevó a concentrarnos casi por completo en “ATAQUE DE LOS TITANES”. Besos y un saludo les recordamos que el insta de DRK es @Derek.Marquezs, y el de Isacc es @isacc.loyda.

Welcome back to another edition of the Words on Fire podcast. This week we brought on Bones, Jorge and Damian, otherwise known as The Damian Isacc Band. The band is getting ready to drop their new EP on March 11th. Tune in and find out what makes this Texas Country band tick.

This week the class reunites with our main trio to take on the final BBG, "Death." The damn crazy Magician is back, and to think he would have learned his lesson after everything that happened in Lindenfeld. Also, we catch up with our buddy Isacc to take down Carmilla and her army. Do we succeed, or does evil get the best of us? Is Dracula brought back to the "mortal" realm? Tune in as the main duo discuss some of our favorite parts and characters of the series and see if we would recommend this show to others on this week's episode! 

Orlando Magic vs. Houston Rockets NBA Pick Prediction 12/3/2021 by Tony T. Magic at Rockets—Orlando has been hit hard with injuries as out are Carter-Williams, Fultz, Isacc and Moore. Jalen Suggs just broke his thumb and out. On Houston Christian Wood expected to play with a mild ankle sprain. Kevin Porter is questionable with a thigh bruise. Magic have covered six of nine after their 108-103 home win to Denver. Magic has been held to under 100 points in five of six. In that period the Magic last in offensive efficiency with 96.1 points per 100 possessions. Rockets 22nd in that period with 107.7 per 100. Play Orlando and Houston under 214.5.

Isacc Guzman is the Sales Manager for one of the Top Real Estate Teams in the U.S. For the past decade Isacc has been deeply involved in the development and growth of both large and small businesses in the San Diego area. He's been intimately involved in various aspects of real estate from a software company, real estate sales education, team management and investing. "I love and believe in real estate and I believe most real estate pros are excellent at their trade and not all have the resources and guidance to run and manage a successful small business. I seek to aid my fellow real estate and tech fanatics in their efforts to grow their wealth through real estate sales and investment. We didn't go through all the trouble of starting a business just to be a slave to it!" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spiritbizpodcast/support

"The frame begins to cry - something gets broken in the analytic session. What do we do then? We interpret just based on early material, what we know about the patient, some kind of reconstruction?  Or are we facing a piece of reality that cannot be analyzed, just analyzed. It might be acknowledged that you have to face it in some way or other, and this is the similarity with what might happen when the 4th wall is disrupted."     Episode Description: We begin with an understanding of the 4th wall as it refers to the actor's stage - the removal from reality, immersion in metaphor, and the illusion of not being witnessed. Isaac describes how this informs his sense of the analytic frame which he sees as a "choreography between the internal and external worlds." We discuss the challenge of engaging patients when the dyad together faces external dangers. These moments provide an opportunity for "connectivity" to be followed by a return to metaphor. We close by discussing his personal journey from Argentina to eventually landing in the United States. We consider the similarities and differences between analysis in Buenos Aires and in New York.    Our Guest: Isaac Tylim, PsyD is on the Faculty and Clinical Consultant New York University Postdoctoral Program and is a Fellow and Training Analyst at the Institute For Psychoanalytic Training and Research. He is a former Secretary of the IPA committee in the UN, Co-Founder of the Trauma and Disaster Specialization Program at the NYU Postdoctoral Program, and is a past member of the editorial board of JAPA    He played the role of Ferenczi in a theatrical event based on the correspondence between Freud and Ferenczi- (Prague, London, Buenos Aires, New York, Philadelphia. Denver)    Recommended Readings:    The Power of Apologies in Transforming Resentment into Forgiveness, I J of Applied Psychoanal Studies, 2005. 2(3).     Living with Terror. Working with Trauma, Skyscrapers and Bones. Memorials to Lost Objects in the Culture of Desire. In D Knaffo,2004, NY: Aronson    Terrorism and the Psychoanalytic Space (co-editor) 2003, NY: Pace University  Ethical Notes on Disrupted Frames and Violated Boundaries.     Psychoanalysis in Argentina. A Couch with a View. Psychoanalytic Dialogues.1996  6 (5)        Reconsidering the Moveable Frame in Psychoanalysis. (Co-editor), 2018 London and New York: Routledge    The Fourth Wall Comes Down. Creative Responses to the Unexpected Room. 2018  NY IPTAR    The Power of Apologies in Transforming Resentment into Forgiveness I J of Applied Psychoanal Studies.2005  2(3). 

This week Vicki and Isacc discuss American attributes, good and bad.

Tues, June 8: The Soccer Show: Euro Cup Preview Hosted By: Giancarlo Aulno With Coach Carmine Isacc by FiredUp Network

Welcome to the The Voice of Retail , I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada.In this special format bonus episode I meet Isaac Watson, Vice President, Retail, Fire and Flower a leading, technology-powered, adult-use cannabis retailer.  A retail veteran since joining F&F in April of 2018, he has built and led teams to open and acquire 85+ locations across Canada.  Isaac is a speaker at the RCC Retail Cannabis Forum coming up  May 13 and I ask him for two starts, and one stop, based on what he has learned and experienced over the past year of the COVID era and beyond. ********Thanks for tuning into today's episode of The Voice of Retail.  Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss out on the latest episodes, industry news, and insights. If you enjoyed  this episode please consider leaving a rating and review, as it really helps us grow so that we can continue getting amazing guests on the show.If you are a retail cannabis retailer or industry professional you don't want to miss the RCC Retail Cannabis Forum that I have the pleasure of hosting on May 13th.  Learn more and register at www.RetailCouncil.org/events.I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company, and if you're looking for more content, or want to chat  follow me on LinkedIn, or visit my website meleblanc.co!Until next time, stay safe and have a great week!

Sunday, April 11th, 2021 Abraham taught his son Isacc the process and importance of building the altar for sacrifice. It is our duty to do the same, build your own sacrifices/ personal convictions. Teach your children the importance of personal boundaries for the next generation to come.   If you like what you hear, check us out on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and our website.  Instagram @MedoraChurch Facebook @MedoraChurch Youtube @MedoraChurch Website medorachurch.com  

Al ver “LA DICTADURA PERFECTA” de Luis Estrada después de varios años de su estreno es fácil darse cuenta de que sigue sin surtir efecto y la gente continúa sin hacerle caso a su mensaje de levantamiento en contra de esta empresa que sigue adoctrinando a nuestros padres y abuelos a base manipulaciones masivas, mensajes retrogradas y estudios de mercado empleados para seguir siendo el gran problema que representa para MEXICO, Latinoamérica y su avance. Acompaña a @Derek.Salinas e @Isacc.Loyda para saber que está pasando.

You’re definitely in Russia, but you’ll feel more like you’re in California or maybe Sweden in this Russian city. In this episode, I discuss the artistic and cultural hub of Russia known as Saint Petersburg. The moniker, “The Venice of the North” is an appropriate title for this Russian city. With incredible sights such as the Hermitage Museum, St. Isacc’s Cathedral, and the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood, you'll have plenty to do in Saint Petersburg. And, I discuss the girls, the nightlife, and people. By the way, my number #1 tip about Saint Petersburg comes early in this episode. Podcast Episodes mentioned:Episode #003: Getting a Russian Visa, What they Don't Tell You.Episode #005: How to Cross the Russian Border By TrainNew Email! Derron@solomaletravel.com (Please email me with any questions!)

Wow wow wow, wow. We have surely grown! Join us for a trilogy of episodes starting here: All of our friends, new and old, sent in their pitches for how to fix the film! These are abridged, review-free episodes. The uncut version of this episode is available on our patreon, along with our second episode of host reviews of the film with Jim Maxwell! Keep an eye out, later this week episode 3 will be available with Jesse, Erin, and Seth's pitches for how to fix the movie. Guaranteed you will be Star Wars-ed out by the end of this, we definitely were! Thank you thank you thank you to the close to a dozen people involved in writing, editing, and producing this send off to season 3 of The Film Rescue Show! Submit your own rewrites to filmrescueshow@gmail.com This show is brought to you by ALL of our dear patrons and especially by; Producer level patrons Lou Wilkerson and Seth Decker. It is also brought to you by Executive Producer level patron Erin Moriarty. Thank you all for the continued support! Contribute to the channel by donating at patreon.com/montressormediaWe do this podcast, That Weird Ass Game podcast, The Palette Cleanser podcast, other videos, and special episodes on the patreon that you can't get anywhere else. For only $1 you can join the gang! Follow us on twitter!@Filmrescueshow - The Show@sethxdecker - The Pitch Master General@OldPangYau - Team Host@hardcorebshot - Team Host@ErinMoriartyYT - Team Host Discord Server https://discord.gg/xRcAyae

WARNING - THIS CONTENT IS REAL. PEDOPHILIA IS REAL. VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED.In the last few years you may have heard of these phrases or hashtags - Pizzagate, Frazzledrip, Jeffrey Epstein, Pedowood, Pedogate, etc... This is what the media will call fake news about pedophilia, it isn't fake, it is alive and thriving. I believe in true evil, absolute evil and the race to normalize it in society. The years move forward and our morals get less restrictive, the media covers the distracting material and we become more divided than ever before. Revealing itself in front of our eyes is a very real and very sick form of evil, power and greed; Pedophilia. Today we are revealing the facts vs fiction of all the rumors and speculation surrounding this topic. Buckle up, this will be a rough road ahead but lets use social media in order to spread change instead of cause divide.#SaveOurChildren #Pizzagate #Pedogate2020 #Pedowood #PedophiliaInHollywood #IsaccKappy #WakeUp #QANON #WWG1WGA #Frazzledrip #SaveTheChildren #CometPingPongPizza #EpsteinIsland Gently Buzzed PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/gentlybuzzedPodcast - STREAM ANYWHERE! (Apple, Spotify, Alexa and Everywhere Else!)Tik Tok - @gentlybuzzedpodcastNew Basic Merch Store!https://merch.streamelements.com/themercernary1Support The Show -- $1 Per Month and UNLOCK BACKSTAGE PERKS!Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/gentlybuzzedpodcast

Quarterback Isacc Harker shares his story about his journey to the Canadian Football Leauge --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Do you have a friend, or relative whose a military veteran? Isacc is the Founder of the Veteran Entrepreneur Alliance, a non-profit organization focused on helping veterans to get out of their homes, out of their heads, and doing something amazing in the world. Enjoy the show!!! LIVE Episode #3 of The VP & King Show, here on the Adgressive Live Network. Hosts: Valerie King and Heath Van Patten

En este nuevo capítulo de Pensar Bien analizaremos el Eneagrama y sus nueve eneatipos, y como a base de ellos podemos llegar a conocernos mejor para sacar la mejor versión de nosotros mismos. Recorreremos este episodio de la mano de Issac Mendoza de Zarza33

Guests Today Dr Hyzy (Centeno-Schultz), Hal (patient of Centeno-Schultz) adn Teri (School for Destinations Career Academy)!Jay's son took an Uber and left his cell phone in the Uber and cannot get it back, Mitchel moved out of his apartment Nov 16 and still not deposit check, Isacc is a diabetic and bought some Red Wing boots and it rubbed his toe and they had to amputate it, Christine is in an HOA where they impeached the board and elected a new board but the old board won't step down, Kenny had a home box store measure his rooms for flooring for $69 and they will not give him the measurements, Patricia says she has been getting "cyber stalked" after playing Words with Friends 2 years ago, Colleen hit a cyclist in a parking lot in Boulder and charged with reckless with bodily injury, this and much more.

Real estate is one of the largest and most important sectors within the U.S. economy. It is also fiercely competitive, as everyone from real estate agents to real estate startups is looking to increase market share and expand their bottom lines. One way to accomplish these goals is through video marketing. From taking virtual tours of new properties to hopping on Facebook Live to talk about the overall real estate market, video presents many opportunities to connect with potential buyers and sellers. One person who is already doing impressive things with video in the real estate industry is Isacc Guzman. Isacc is the head of agent growth at Beer Home Team, which is a real estate agency based in San Diego. At Beer Home Team, Isaac partners with real estate agents and helps them build wealth through real estate sales and investment. He is also a Dubb user and leverages the platform to help his firm and partners leverage the power of video. Some of the topics discussed in this episode include how Isaac decided to leave his safe and secure job to go sell real estate on his own, how Isaac and his team use video to stay ahead of the competition, the importance of well-thought onboarding for both customers and employees, the value of geo-targeting in real estate ads, how companies in the real estate sector can leverage automation to accomplish their business goals, and the importance of implementing better processes to get more things done. Want to learn more from Isaac Guzman? The story continues at dubb.com. Learn more about Dubb at https://dubb.it/up5c Chat with us on social media: Dubb Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dubbapp Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dubb/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dubbapp/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/dubbapp Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/dubbapp Ruben Dua Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rubendua Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rubendua Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rubendua/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rubendua Medium: https://medium.com/@rubendua Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/theqbe About Dubb Do you want to be like the 10K+ people who use Dubb to boost their business with easy video communication? Here’s how people use Dubb to win... Easy Video Sharing to Streamline Comms Instantly record and share videos via Gmail, LinkedIn, Outlook, CRMs and more to quickly build trust and increase sales. Drive Conversions for Your Business Book meetings, capture video testimonials, drive conversions and more with customizable call-to-action buttons. Automate Your Marketing with Ease Create campaigns, email broadcasts, landing pages, funnels, and automatic workflows to streamline communication for your entire business. Learn more about Dubb at https://dubb.it/up5c #podcast #podcasting --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connection-loop-dubb/message

--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joseph-isacc/support

**APROVECHA: ¿Te interesa recibir una asesoría sin costo para afinar tu idea de emprendimiento o la manera en que puedes acelerar el crecimiento de tu negocio?, solo da clic en la siguiente liga: http://bit.ly/asesoriafluxs El camino del emprendedor no es fácil pero es muy gratificante. Es un largo camino que implica dejar ese estado de confort, un sueldo seguro y la certeza de tener trabajo día con día. Pero a cambio, vives de lo que realmente te apasiona y el crecimiento es el resultado de tu esfuerzo, disciplina y motivación constante. Isacc Ruiz, Director Creativo y Co-Creador de la agencia Mosak Brands, nos platica en este podcast su viaje que empezó como emprendedor, después cómo decidió ser empleado de una empresa por sus beneficios a corto plazo y al presente cómo tuvo que volver a dejar esa seguridad por vivir su sueño y darle vida a su propia agencia.

En este episodio conversaremos con Don Isacc, Sobre su etapa escolar, castigos y pasatiempos de su juventud.

Jared and Isacc who they are and what they want to be --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/forced-comedy/support

A rad Cajun Chef, Chef Toups loves food, beer and wresting. Here in the episode, I talk about cooking his Gumbo#1, how my family reacted to it and some of the recipes that would be amazing to cookup.

Please support Scary Mysteries! Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries... - There's a lot of cool access, giveaways and even a custom episode! Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri... Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8... _________________________________________________________ Scary Mysteries Twisted Two's: Brian Shaffer and Isaac Zamora Tales of hauntings, murder and scary mysteries. Every week Twisted Two's dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying true stories that are worthy of a more in depth look. For this week, we focus on the sotry of a man that walked into a bar and simply vanished and a 31 year old serial shooter from Washington State. Get ready for scary mysteries Twisted Two's. #1 Brian Shaffer On April 1, 2006, spring break was just around the corner and every college kid was gearing up for it. In the town of Columbus, Ohio, students at Ohio State University were excited about the partying days ahead – a break from the pressures and stresses of schoolwork. On the night of March 31st, medical student, Brian Shaffer, also decided to unwind. Brian was 27-years old with a bachelor’s degree in microbiology before he headed off to med school. He was in his second year and While the workload and exams were tough, Brian was also going through some personal grief. Just Weeks prior, he had lost his mother, Renee, to myelodysplasia – a rare and rapidly forming cancer that destroyed her body too fast. #2 Isaac Zamora Before 31-year old Isaac Zamora began his shooting rampage in Wahsingtons Skagit County, his parents held sitting vigils at various psychiatric clinics and state offices hoping to get someone to help assess their son’s mental health. When they finally succeeded, the psychiatrist told them he could offer a place to stay but said, “he’s got to act up before we can do anything.” The following day, on September 2, 2008, Isaac went on a shooting rampage killing his neighbors, a local Sheriff, injuring several others and leading police on a 16-mile chase along the highway.

Delivered by Murray Walker on 21st October 2018 at King's Church, Cockermouth.

Stacey and Isacc

Jon Soriano and Graham Hill discuss returning to simple church and integral mission.Jon Soriano is the national coordinator at Peace Assemblies Network in the Philippines. He leads a network of house churches in Southern Luzon, in the same country.Jon Soriano became part of the Institute for Studies in Asian Church and Culture (ISACC) in Manila, which helped him “decolonize” and contextualize Christianity, which he believes helps a lot in applying the principles of simple or organic church in the Philippines.As the national director of the Peace Assemblies Network, Jon Soriano strives to build partnerships with Christian individuals, organizations, and churches to promote peace or shalom theology. (In a nutshell, peace theology is about harmony with God, with yourself, with others, and with the rest of creation). These networks have been laboring to promote peace talks between the government and rebel groups. At the same time, they are seeking to help bring development to communities embroiled in conflict to build sustainable peace.Jon Soriano believes that the house and simple church model can seamlessly blend Christian community with integral missions, contextualized ministry, and peace theology.

Bobby calls in and Isaac the juice!!! fun time!!!!

Psalms 98 - Psalm 98 - Isacc's Song

Columnist Corey Clark sits down with Florida State men's basketball freshman forward Jonathan Isaac. The two talk why Isacc picked FSU, how he didn't know if he was good enough to play in college and about the first time he dunked.

Isacc and Bryce interview each other and delve into the world of health care, comedy, chiropractic, paleo and more. You will even find out who used to work at pumpkin patch children clothing!

The complete guide on how to win the IGF. (Compatible with the year 2009 only.) Want to know much much time you spend on your projects? Try Harvest. Show notes: Norrland Drop Coffee IGF 2009 Finalists & Winners Lost Garden Eric Zimmermann Blueberry Garden Kometen Braid World of Goo Shot Shot Shoot Clairvoyance Spirits Future Unfolding N Rules of Play Panda Park Understanding Games Mr. Bounce Tracks Antichamber: An Overnight Success, Seven Years in the Making Gish Super Meat Boy Binding of Isacc

Issacc Carree talks about his new single "In the Middle" and his tour with Kirk Franklin on Lady Charmaine Live.

Issacc Carree talks about his new single "In the Middle" and his tour with Kirk Franklin on Lady Charmaine Live.