Podcast appearances and mentions of jared payne

Charles Haddon Spurgeon was a Baptist preacher in London who lived from 1834 to 1892. By the end of end of the 19th century, more than 100 million copies of Spurgeon's sermons had been sold in 23 languages.  This figure has long since been surpassed many times over, and Spurgeon's sermons continue to minister to people today. The 6-volume collection of Spurgeon's sermons – known as the New Park Street Pulpit and the 57-volume Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit comprise one of the greatest collections of sermons in history.Although these volumes continue to be used and referenced by many, only portions have been re typeset in the more than 100 years since the collection was completed. That means that the majority of copies available from this set are very difficult to read and contain the occasional typo or other error.On this episode of the podcast, I welcome back Jared Payne of A Pilgrim's Coffer, who has undertaken a brand new, fully re-typeset edition of the New Park Street Pulpit.We'll talk about the impact of CH Spurgeon, how Jared became interested in Spurgeon, the lasting value of these printed sermons, and the ambitious project of re-typesetting these sermons.If you are fan of Charles Spurgeon and have benefited from his written works, you're going to enjoy our conversation as well as the upcoming new edition of the New Park Street Pulpit.Get the newsletter at ReasonableTheology.org/Subscribe. The weekly email includes:the latest article or podcast episodea helpful theological definitiona painting depicting a scene from Scripture or church historya musical selection to enrich your daythe best book deal I've found that week to build your library.Support the showGET THE NEWSLETTEREach edition of the Reasonable Theology newsletter contains my latest article or podcast episode PLUS: A Theological Word or Phrase Explained Quickly and Clearly A Painting Depicting a Scene from Scripture or Church History Audio of a Hymn or other Musical Selection to Enjoy A Recommended Book or Resource to Expand Your Library SUBSCRIBE HERE

On Friday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest on the sorry situation at London Irish. Jared Payne has a new gig. We have the latest on the Mohamed Haouas domestic violence case in France. And former Springboks hooker Schalk Brits is tipping Ireland to flop at the World Cup.

Can one person truly make a difference? It's a question that many of us ask as we strive to increase our philanthropic impact. While there's no definitive answer, a quick flip through an old yearbook will likely spark memories of teachers who proved that the impact of a single person can reverberate through the lives of countless individuals. In this episode, Jared Payne, Peter Cook, and I pay heartfelt tribute to one such teacher, Brother Kendall Grant.______________________________________________________Start your Micro-Philanthropy journey today through the free course: https://www.udemy.com/course/micro-philanthropy_paycheck/Password: micro-philanthropy______________________________________________________Watch the podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7sP1uVqSI6A

TheoBros Podcast episode 28. Jared Payne can be found on Twitter as @APilgrimsCoffer. He's got some amazing t-shirts, coffee mugs, ties, keychains -- all kinds of cool swag on apilgrimscoffer.com. 

TheoBros Podcast episode 28. Jared Payne can be found on Twitter as @APilgrimsCoffer. He's got some amazing t-shirts, coffee mugs, ties, keychains -- all kinds of cool swag on apilgrimscoffer.com. 

As Christians, we benefit greatly from the ministry of our fellow believers – this includes those who lived long before our time. Thanks to their preserved writings, we can all learn from pastors, authors, and theologians from throughout church history and have our faith strengthened through their faithful lives.But even though these great works have stood the test of time and are readily available in both print and digital form, we don't always make use of the storehouse of spiritual treasures we have access to.Our guest Jared Payne joins us to talk about how we can benefit from the written works of the Reformers, Puritans and others and how we can develop the habit of reading older works. Jared runs A Pilgrim's Coffer Theology, which is dedicated to “urging the claims of Christ's cause, advocating the revival of godliness, denouncing error, bearing witness for truth, and encouraging the laborer's in the Lord's vineyard.”We'll talk about the value of older works and how they provide unique helps in our modern times. Along the way Jared will share some of his favorite works that he recommends all Christians read and you'll come away with a solid list of books to add to your shelf.You'll also learn of a digital tool that can grant you access to hard to find and out of print theological and devotional books completely free and learn about a new magazine that can help you expand your biblical and theological knowledge as well as your personal library with great works from the past.You can learn more and explore additional resources at ReasonableTheology.org/Pilgrim  Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share it with a friend and hit the subscribe button so you don't miss what's coming up next.Also, if you've not already please leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast player - it helps others find the podcast.Support the show

05-20-22 Zoom Call hosted by Albert Lau ft. Jarede Payne

Mark Robson on buying Jared Payne lobster pots, being a hit in Guatemala and Twitter trolls by Belfast Telegraph Sport

Ulster's youthful back line come of age, Jared Payne departs and Jacob Stockdale's lengthy absence by Belfast Telegraph Sport

Transfer guru Bernard Jackman joins Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey to look back on Munster-Ulster and chat RG Snyman's renewal, the thoughts of Johann van Graan's spokesperson Victor Matfield on SuperSport, Jared Payne's departure from Ulster, the Dragons' chairman's calls for the introduction of a salary cap to the URC, Leinster's long-awaited return to action, and Connacht's game of the weekend against Leicester. Oh, and Berch also casually announces Payne's next destination as well as a big move for JJ Hanrahan.

The panel discuss the latest rugby news, while Jared Payne looks ahead to Ulster v Connacht. The attitudes of the French and English sides to Europe is up for discussion.

Miles Davis chats to former Ireland and Lions centre Jared Payne, the former New Zealand Super Rugby player about this current Ireland side under coach Andy Farrell and what they have to do to beat the All Blacks in Dublin tomorrow. 

Joe has rounded up some mates to reminisce about the 2017 British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand.What did they really think of Warren Gatland? Why did they put cocktail sticks in their heads? And who is Jared Payne?Joe and Tom chat to James Haskell, Dan Cole, and Rory Best... when he eventually arrives.To grow the show, go to Patreon.com/joemarlershowSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jared Payne... ex-Crusader, Irish International and British and Irish Lion chats player-to-coach with Rusty. From his first day as a coach to what he has been up to over lockdown and everything in between.

Ok #watchfam, this is one we've been wanting to bring to you for A LONG time now. We were finally able to get schedules squared away and sit down with our friend Jared Payne from Buying On Time. We've actually purchased multiple pieces from Jared that remain in our collection today. If you're into vintage watches and you're not following @buyingontime on Instagram, well, you're seriously missing out! Jared isn't one of those fly-by-night "vintage watch dealers" that pop up all the time on social media flipping "rare" Rolexes, but a genuine lover of all things vintage, including watches. He specializes in vintage American pieces from classic brands like Bulova, Benrus, Wittnauer, Elgin, Hamilton, and others. Plus he's just a genuinely good guy! We sincerely hope you all enjoy the show. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram at @lovenwatches, and check out our YouTube channel as well. -RR & PG Stock Media provided by GrantTregellasMusic / Pond5 Links from today's show: http://www.buyingontime.com

Hannah and Jared Payne Cover "Starving" by Hailee Steinfeld

On this week's episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald are joined by Ulster scrum-half John Cooney to discuss his breakout season last year as well as his hopes for the upcoming campaign. Cooney made the move from Connacht to Ulster in 2017 and won the club's Player of the Season. He explains why he originally decided to leave Leinster in 2014 and how he motivates himself with memories of the times in his career when he wasn't getting much game time. Ulster have made a fresh start this season with new head coach Dan McFarland and Cooney gives an insight into the new regime up north as well as what it's like working with backs coach Dwayne Peel and defence coach Jared Payne. Cooney also earned a recall to the Ireland squad last summer for the tour of Australia, and he says that he is hoping to play a part in Joe Schmidt's squad in what is a World Cup year.

Preston Thompson and Nathan Jesson talk about the latest playoff shakeups, interview Indianapolis Alleycats head coach Jared Payne, and mourn this week's eliminated teams.

BOD will be on the show every Monday after Ireland matches throughout the World Cup. He's still putting his trust in Jared Payne but he wants Ireland to take more risks

Jared Payne joins Brian and the lads live in Drogheda. Devin Toner & Sean Cronin look back on the Six Nations Championship. And Hannah Tyrell on the winning women.