Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay Stewart

Happy Holidays outdoor minimalist listeners. I can't believe this is the third holiday season I get to spend with all of you! To give the team a bit of a break over the next two weeks, we decided to repost one of our most popular and well-loved episodes –The Christmas Tree Display.  If you haven't heard this, you're in for a treat!  Before we get to the special though, I have a few announcements.  First, the Forever Chemicals podcast was recently nominated for the Sports Podcast Awards! While we like to think of ourselves as a science podcast, it is an honor to be a finalist in the sports documentary category. We were nominated because we cover the use of hazardous chemicals in sporting equipment and outdoor gear.  That said, it would mean the world to us if you took a minute to cast a vote for the Forever Chemicals podcast. The link is in the show notes as well as in all of our social media bios. Voting is open until January 13th and winners will be announced on January 30th.  The second announcement I have is that I've also included a link to our listener survey in the show notes and will be sending these out in the next few email newsletters. Last year was the first year we tried a listener survey, and it helped us a lot to hear directly from you about the show. Your input helps us create a more impactful show and cover topics and interview guests that interest you most.  I've made some updates to the listener survey since last year, including the option to have a sit down chat with me, your host so I can hear from you directly and get to know you better. If you're interested in sharing your thoughts directly with me and scheduling a video call, please fill out the survey in the show notes!  With that, thank you again for making this our best year yet, and happy holidays. This Holiday Special: The Christmas Tree Display was written and produced by Meg Carney and edited by Alex Carney. ----------------------------- INSTAGRAM: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/⁠ WEBSITE: ⁠https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/⁠ ORDER THE BOOK: ⁠https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/book⁠ YOUTUBE: ⁠@theoutdoorminimalist⁠ LISTENER SURVEY: https://forms.gle/EzVMMbvxQdVjGmU26 VOTE HERE: https://www.sportspodcastgroup.com/sports_category/best-sports-documentary-podcast/ ----------------------------- Features Alex Carney as the Narrator, Meg Carney as the PVC Tree, and Jay Stewart as the Farm Tree. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outdoor-minimalist/support

Chris and Don interview Jay Stewart from Maverick Drone Deer Recovery. We review the current laws in Ohio for Drone Deer Recovery. Jay discusses how he started his business and the equipment needed. He offers suggestions on when to call for his services and when not to. If you are interested in deer hunting you might be interested in this podcast.

Pastor Jay Stewart is more worried about the approval of God than being controversial. His powerful testimony has influenced women to change lives, called parents to repent from participating in abortion, and emboldened his congregation to be bold in their pro-life stance. Be encouraged by God moving through this man!   Check out Seth's Rumble channel in case he gets kicked off YouTube: https://rumble.com/c/sethgruber   Understand not only the things happening in our culture but also how they became realized. Now streaming on all podcast platforms!   Shop EveryLife, the ONLY diaper company rooted in pro-life values! Use code “Seth10” to get 10% off. https://everylife.com/discount/SETH10   To help Seth educate and expose culture to the evil of abortion so that every person has a right to be born, become an ALLY of The White Rose Resistance at https://thewhiterose.life 

This message is about learning to wait on the Lord.

In advance of RID's closing party for STRANDED, check out a mix from our soul brother Jay Stewart. STRANDED will be closing the Summer at Oak Live Bar on Oct 21st. Joining will be RID newbs Jay Stewart and DJ Rossi with our very own Tom Tazey. Check https://linktr.ee/raversindubai for more.

We shift gears a bit and take a step back from deep tech and attempt to provide some experienced based advice for those working on careers. Suggested by our own own Jay Stewart, we each give a bit of our origin story and attempt to provide some hard learned lessons about it being completely OK - and in fact healthier - to not have the always-labbing grindset, to take chances, and to embrace risk, and *gasp* pick a topic to specialize in.

Jay Stewart, Founder and Lead Pastor of The Refuge Church, based in Charlotte, shared about his involvement in Life Ride, a cross-country, 3400-mile bicycle ride to call attention to the pro-life ministry called Love Life and to motivate churches to be involved in pro-life work. You can learn more at join.liferideusa.org. The Love Life website is lovelife.org.  

Jay Stewart, Founder and Lead Pastor of The Refuge Church, based in Charlotte, shared about his involvement in Life Ride, a cross-country, 3400-mile bicycle ride to call attention to the pro-life ministry called Love Life and to motivate churches to be involved in pro-life work. You can learn more at join.liferideusa.org. The Love Life website is lovelife.org.  

What happens when a 60-year-old pastor gets the crazy idea to ride his bike across the country in hopes of making a difference for a worthy cause? On Friday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, meet Jay Stewart, Lead Pastor of The Refuge Church in Charlotte, NC, who will begin an epic 3,400 mile cycling trip on May 4 (National Day of Prayer) to raise money and awareness for pro-life organization Love Life. Stewart invites the Church to join him in boldly declaring God’s truth about the sanctity of life through participating in this effort. Life Ride USA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jay Stewart, a pastor taking part in LifeRide USA, shares about the worthwhile mission of standing for life and how he's physically, mentally, and spiritually preparing for a long road ahead. Jeff Grenell, author of "Next Gen Faith: 12 Spiritual Practices for Youth," talks about how the Church is responding to the current teen mental health crisis in America. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil " The Media Giant" Haley and Kim Sorrelle, author of Love Is will interview  Pastor Jay Stewart.   What happens when a 60-year-old pastor gets the crazy idea to ride his bike across the country in hopes of making a difference for a worthy cause? Life Ride, a history-making and shaping event, kicks off May 4, 2023 as Pastor Jay Stewart, Lead Pastor of The Refuge Church in Charlotte, NC, begins an epic 3,400 mile cycling trip to raise money and awareness for pro-life organization Love Life. Stewart invites the Church to join him in boldly declaring God's truth about the sanctity of life through participating in this effort.   Life Ride will officially kick off in Corona del Mar, CA May 4, 2023 on the National Day of Prayer and will finish in Charleston, SC in late June. In addition to Pastor Jay, there will be 100+ teams across the country who will join him by riding their bikes to raise awareness in their cities across the US!!  

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"Multihoming IPv6 is a pathway to many things some consider to be ......unnatural." ―Darth Sidious, maybe. In this episode of MODEM, we get super nerdy about the current state of multihoming IPv6 and all of the gory details and exposed limitations. Join Chris Cummings, Nick Buraglio, and John Osmond as we discuss a new IETF draft that describes the current state of multihoming in the IPv6 world. And no, we aren't just talking about BGP. And just for Jay Stewart, we've added in a handful of movie references.

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Today, Nikita sits down with Pastor Jay Stewart and Justin Reeder. Listen as they discuss a very meaningful topic on their hearts.

God often works through divine interruptions, but we are often too busy to recognize them. We must learn to see the needs of those right in front of us and begin to take action. In this message, Pastor Jay encourages us to do for the one what we wish we could do for many. And in turn, we will find our capacity for compassion to increase.

We can't worship and worry at the same time. Worship may not change the circumstance, but it will shift your perspective. In this message, Pastor Jay encourages us to pursue the Lord in worship and watch Him work in and through us.

"Quality of Service". That nebulous term that is very capable of bringing out the frothing-at-the-mouth, highly opinionated engineers that either love it or hate it. As polarizing as it is, the real question is "what in the heck *is* it?!". For a topic that is so, so able to cause a cavernous divide between even the most sane, seasoned, and and stoic engineers, the definition is exceptionally hard to nail down. So, in keeping with the theme of "giving the people what they want", Nick, Chris Cummings, Chris Young, John Osmon, and special guest star Jay Stewart try to define it. Do we succeed? You'll have to listen to find out.

Pastor Jay Stewart has been in full-time ministry for nearly 40 years. For the last 20 of those years he has been Nathan's Pastor. In this episode they share some of their stories and talk about what a life of consistency looks like in a world that is constantly on the move. Jay gives some insight into how to navigate being misunderstood, and shares how you can pray for your pastor. Know someone who is trying to stay the course? This episode would be a great encouragement to them so be sure to share it via your favorite platform today.You can find Pastor Jay's book "Welded"  by clicking the link right here! Get the Book.  (As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases)With this episode focusing on how to stay the course,  here are a few articles from Nathan's blog #TheBestViewInTown that may be of interest to you.1.  Am I A Failure For Being Faithful2. The Illusion of New and Exciting3.  To Lead is to Be MisunderstoodBe sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest podcast and take a minute to rate the show on your favorite platform to help us get the show out to more people in more places. As always you can find us at TheBestViewInTown.com or send us an email by clicking the link here. Click the links  to find Nathan's Music on Apple Music of SpotifyCheck out our YouTube Channel while you're at it!Want to support the show? We're working on a way for you to do that but in the mean time you can support it through Venmo or CashApp. Thanks so much!On this Episode:Guest: Jay StewartHost: Producer: Nathan Wesley SmithCohost: Justin Porter

Selfishness takes our focus off of our God-given purpose and shifts it to self-serving ambitions. In this message, Pastor Jay encourages us to deal with the pride that is selfishness and choose to die daily to our own selfish ambitions and seek His kingdom.

Weariness without worship will lead to weakness. When we let weariness become our only narrative, our outlook darkens and our perspective becomes distorted. In the third week of Break The Tape, Pastor Jay encourages us to deal with the weariness we can be so burdened by and gives practical steps to overcome.

This episode of The Route will feature Spokane Chiefs' VP of Sponsorships & Operations, Jay Stewart. Follow us @theroutesports on all platforms. To find out more about white whale mktg, click here: https://www.whitewhalemktg.com/links To listen to other episodes, click here: https://www.whitewhalemktg.com/the-route To read The Sport Marketeer newsletter, click here: https://thesportmarketeer.substack.com/ To get to know more about the host, Christopher Nascimento, click here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nascimentochristopher/

Penalties on the preacher, salamander documentaries, and the life of one man affecting the lives of so many others - the guys sit down with Dr. Jay Stewart to talk about life and sports and what goes on in between that might be little more important than people realize. Enjoy as stories and laughter reveal themselves in one of the show's best interviews to date. Get Bonus Episodes: https://anchor.fm/lensmedia/subscribe Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@talkorgohome Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ToGHPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkorGo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEEnQWQLqsOI6p3L7ptQqQQ Created by Nick Wilson and Brandon Farmer Produced by Nick Wilson Hosted by Nick Wilson, Clint Thompson, & David Murphree --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lensmedia/message

In today's episode Nikita speaks with his local church pastor Jay Stewart. Listen as they discuss Jay's church "The Refuge Church" and it's upcoming "Leaders Cadre" as well as Jay's book "Welded." For more information on The Refuge Church and The Leaders Cadre please visit: https://therefuge.net/ Find it under the events Tab. To receive a copy of the book "Welded" visit: https://idisciplepublishing.com/welded/  

What would you do if you were the target of false accusations, and the very platform you'd been given was suddenly ripped out from beneath you? That's the situation that my guest, David Benham, faced along with his brother, Jason, in 2014 when HGTV pulled the plug on their reality show "Flip It Forward" just as it was about to premiere because of their vocal stance for the Biblical truth about life, abortion, and marriage.They were canceled even though they'd already told the producers and executives what they believed! As David says, they were cancel culture before it was a hashtag.But as the Lord opened doors for the brothers to share their story, they found over and over that people would tell them that they agreed with them, and were thankful for their bold witness. This only strengthened their resolve to stoke the fires within all believers to speak God's truth out loud and in the public arena.As you listen, you'll be convicted, encouraged, and most of all inspired that the same God who protected and promoted David, will also protect and promote you.Links to stay in touch with David:Connect with David on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.Learn more about David and Jason at www.benhambrothers.comGet the free book David mentioned, Expert Ownership, herePurchase a copy of David's book, Living Among Lions, on Amazon.Join the weekly Living Among Lions Livestream on their website or YouTube channel David mentioned the book, Challenging Conversations, by Jason Jimenez.Get more information about the Leaders Cadre with Jay Stewart at The Refuge.- - - - - - - - - -Be sure to subscribe to The Reluctant Leader Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts, and share this with a friend or two so we can bring more people along with us on the journey. If you'd be willing to rate it and review it, you'll help more people find us.  You can always find the latest episodes at TheReluctantLeaderPodcast.com.Let's connect!FacebookTwitterInstagramI'd love to have you connect with me on my blog, too, where I write at least once a week and wrote every day for a year in 2021. You'll find it at pauljenkins.tv.Related blog posts for further growth:Can we just cancel Cancel Culture?Canceling shameA response to the coronavirus and the fear it's feeding

In this episode of The Reluctant Leader Podcast, Paul welcomes good friend, Pastor Jay Stewart, the Founding and Lead Pastor of The Refuge Church in Kannapolis, North Carolina. As you listen to Jay's story, we think you'll be encouraged to see your own story differently. Over a span of 4 decades of faithful ministry, Jay has seen firsthand the supernatural outcomes that follow simple obedience, and none more so than what began in the concourse of The Refuge in 2014 when he was approached by a tall, African-American man and asked a question.The answer Jay gave that man set in motion a series of events that eventually landed both of them in the national spotlight, and changed the trajectory of The Refuge Church forever.But that's Jay's story to tell, and you're going to enjoy every minute of it!If you'd like to follow Pastor Jay and his ministry, you can do so at the links below:Learn more about his work and ministry at www.therefuge.netFind Pastor Jay on InstagramPurchase a copy of Jay's book, Welded, on AmazonGo to Right Now Media to find the small group study to use with Welded- - - - - - - - - -Be sure to subscribe to The Reluctant Leader Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts, and share this with a friend or two so we can bring more people along with us on the journey. If you'd be willing to rate it and review it, you'll help more people find us.  You can always find the latest episodes at TheReluctantLeaderPodcast.com.Let's connect!FacebookTwitterInstagramI'd love to have you connect with me on my blog, too, where I write at least once a week and wrote every day for a year in 2021. You'll find it at pauljenkins.tv.

It Pays To Be Married was a daytime game show in which married couples told stories of obstacles they overcame to build a healthier relationship. They were later quizzed for cash and prizes. Hosted by Jay Stewart, it first came to Mutual's airwaves on September 28th, 1953. On March 8th, 1954 the celebrity guests were Phil Harris and Alice Faye. By 1954 Harris and Faye were national icons. After years on Jack Benny's and later his own program, Phil Harris' character was one of the most established in the entertainment business. However, The Harris and Faye show's rating that season was under 3.3. With radio on its way out, NBC cancelled their program at the end of the season. The last episode aired on June 18th, 1954. It Pays To Be Married would shift to NBC before being cancelled in October of 1955.

Host Ruben Navarrette celebrates Black History Month by having a passionate discussion with his old friend of nearly 40 years, and former college roommate, Jay Stewart. An African American graduate of Harvard College and Georgetown Law School, Stewart is an instructor at Howard University where he teaches courses in criminology, sociology, law and politics. The two friends discuss affirmative action, and much more. Guest: Jay Stewart, Howard University Instructor and Former Civil Rights Attorney

It can be easy to make excuses but God has called us to exhibit active compassion to the world around us. In the parable of the good Samaritan, we see three people who are fully capable of caring for the wounded man but who make excuses based upon certain life barriers. In this message, we are looking at three barriers that often keep us from living the active compassion that God has called us too.

While we may have many ways of expressing our love, God has made clear how He expects us to express our love to Him. Jesus takes the 10 Commandments and introduces life style principles that take them to a higher level. He does not reduces them or discard them. We pray this message encourages you to examine your life in the mirror of God's Word and take action.

God designed us to live in such a way that as we demonstrate our love to each other we use our unique gifts and expressions in a way that creates a beautiful display for the world to see bringing glory to God. If we offer our gifts without God's love and grace then our purpose will be lost and we will simply by clanging symbols.

You will never discover true purpose in isolation. We all need to surround ourselves with people who will help unlock the dream of God over our lives, who value and fight for unity, and will take action. We pray this message stirs your heart and encourages you to find and develop biblical relationship in your life.

When we dedicate something, we are declaring its purpose, and recognizing its value and priority in our lives.In this month we will examine A – Adoration, D – Dedication, O – Obedience, R – Relationship, E – Expectation. As we do, invite the Holy Spirit to direct your steps so you can be lead into deeper relationship and holy order.

Whatever holds the highest priority in our lives orders every thing about our lives. Truly, what you adore, controls your life. In this month we will examine A – Adoration, D – Dedication, O – Obedience, R – Relationship, E – Expectation. As we do, invite the Holy Spirit to direct your steps so you can be lead into deeper relationship and holy order.

This Holiday Special: The Christmas Tree Display was written and produced by Meg Carney and edited by Alex Carney. ----------------------------- INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ WEBSITE: https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/ PRE ORDER THE OUTDOOR MINIMALIST BOOK: https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781493063994/Outdoor-Minimalist-Waste-Less-Hiking-Backpacking-and-Camping ----------------------------- Features Alex Carney as the Narrator, Meg Carney as the PVC Tree, and Jay Stewart as the Farm Tree.

If we are too focused on the “what” of life, we will miss the real meaning and message of the “who”. The man Jesus is the message! He is the “who” that brings all the hope and help we need. Don't reach past the man as you look for your miracle. He's all in all!

To anticipate something is to expect or look ahead with pleasure. In this season there are many things to look forward to and anticipate. However, some people are more naturally wired to anticipate good things while others are more inclined to anticipate the worst-case scenario. Regardless of your disposition, Jesus has given us His precious promises so that we would anticipate the good things He has in store for all who would believe in Him and His Word. In the month of December we are reminding ourselves of these wonderful things.

The MAP boys sit down with Jay Stewart, who currently works as a performance expert with tactical athletes, helping them reach and maintain high levels of performance under challenging circumstances. He has been supporting a variety of performers and athletes utilizing mental performance skills for almost a decade. Jay is passionate about helping people perform at their highest level regardless of the circumstances. He leverages his background in public health, kinesiology and performance psychology to help them accomplish their goals and perform optimally when it matters most.To contact the show podcast@mentaladvantage.netTo contact Brandon Allen brandon.allen@mentaladvantage.netTo contact John Cullen to speak to or work with you or your team: john.cullen@mentaladvantage.net

The MAP boys look back on their discussion with Dayna Charbonneau and they also discuss the dangers of giving your kids/players excuses for not achieving their goals. They break down the importance of accountability and honest self-assessment. Dr. Jay Stewart will be the guest on this Friday's show. Write the show at podcast@mentaladvantage.net -- visit the Mental Advantage Podcast on YouTube and follow along on Instagram at @mentaladvantagepodcast

This week I spoke to the journalist, film maker and dad who gave birth, Freddy McConnell. While we both carried our children, both gave birth in pools and both write about the experience, as a queer parent, Freddy has taught me loads about the panic years that I may never have understood on my own. I loved talking to him about being a single dad, gender and how many of us have been misinformed about fertility. You can follow Freddy on Twitter at @FreddyMcConnell https://twitter.com/freddymcconnell and on Instagram at @freddy.mcconnell https://www.instagram.com/freddy.mcconnell/?hl=en I also interviewed the CEO of Gendered Intelligence, Jay Stewart to find out more about gender, trans parenting and LGBT families. You can follow Gendered Intelligence on Twitter at @GenderedIntell https://twitter.com/Genderintell and on Instagram at @GenderedIntelligence https://www.instagram.com/genderedintelligence/?hl=en Or visit their website at http://genderedintelligence.co.uk

It was November 2010. While hosting a conference in Ft. Worth, I reconnected with my dear friend, Brad Stewart. After dinner, he invited me to a rehearsal for his church choir. When we arrived at the small church in Arlington, he asked me to come and sit in the choir. I said, “Brad, I don't sing.” He said, “You don't have to. Just sit with us.” As they began to sing, I closed my eyes and there, in the middle of the choir, I felt “surrounded” by the voices of angels. The voices of God. This became the inspiration for the song, Surround, on Brad's new album, “Saved From The Fire.” It is one of a handful, I've had the honor of co-writing with my longtime friend. It is with great pleasure that Bradley Jay Stewart is my guest on this week's radio show. I know you'll be inspired by his story, as we premiere “Surround.” ~Sonny Melendrez Show notes: https://SonnyRadio.com/Bradley-Jay-Stewart