Podcasts about jesting

Ephesians 5 starts off with more warnings for the believer. We focus in on the warning against "coarse jesting." In every language there are words deemed "off-color" or "dirty" or "swear words." The words themselves make the list through some societal agreement, often not through any clear standard. There are two slang words, for example, for human excrement. One is acceptable and the other ist verboten. Can context play a role here? Should we be more lenient with those who come out of background where regular use of "unacceptable" words are acceptable? We've already noted context, and I believe context and intent are at the heart of this and many other matters of the faith.

Welcome back to Razzlefrat! This week, we're the dog in the meme saying “this is fine” as the world literally burns and covers NYC in toxic orange smoke. And, because we're masochists, apparently, we rub salt in the wound by discussing the first half of Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. As it turns out, the behemoth has some interesting insights, but we need whomever called it “uproariously funny” to be so fucking for real. Be sure to follow us in between episodes on our booksta accounts @grapes_of_ash and @theresinkonmyhands and also our joint account @razzlefratpod! Until next time, we bid you farewell. xoxo, Razzlefrat TW: discussion of suicide Article mentioned in this episode:  https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/11/05/how-to-read-infinite-jest  Plot Summary video mentioned in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPgANelYih0 Books mentioned this episode: Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace Beach Read by Emily Henry Emma Straub (author) Red, White, & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston Fourth Wing by Rececca Yarros Crescent City by Sarah J Maas The Body by Bill Bryson Crown of Midnight by Sarah J Maas The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jeanette McCurdy Women Talking by Miriam Toews --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/razzlefratpodcast/support

What does the Bible say about coarse jesting? What does the Bible say about crude joking?

You can go your whole life not knowing why you do certain things, nor question the purpose of all of this. After all what does it mean to be in a spiritual battle Simply put, in a world run by evil, you are being distracted throughout life to ignore the truth of the One True God that made you, and and to outright deny him, what evil fails to tell you though, is the consequences of that are self destruction. Thats pretty serious, no matter how light hearted they make it seem. ► ⁠Melisa's Website⁠ Above all, be true. Make the daily choice to choose Goodness, Truth & Purpose in a world of evil. All content on this podcast is for educational purposes only and is not to be taken as professional advice of any kind. By listening & applying this information you agree to take 100% responsibility for all consequences. You are the leader of your life. Use your own discernment and free will when listening to anyone. Copyright Melisa Arnautovic. All Rights Reserved.

In this third and final episode, Arnie and Fred continue their discussion of what the Bible says about how Christians should speak. We find Paul including speech that Christians should not be involved in with fornication and filthiness in at least one passage. We discuss that passage at length. James had a good bit to say about the tongue and the problem we have controlling it. He uses examples of how several physical things are controlled and applies them to the tongue. We look at what James has to say. Peter makes similar observations of how our speech can affect us in both good and bad ways. We consider what Peter has to say. Jesus discusses the source of our speech as well as our actions. We complete this episode by noting what He has to say. Take about 30-minutes to listen in on our discussion. Have your Bible handy so you can verify what we are saying. There is a transcript provided of this Buzzsprout episode for your convenience.

0:00 - Intro 0:40 {Are Soul Ties Biblical?} What are “soul ties,” and are they biblical? 18:00 {Has Jesus Always Been God?} Our pastor said on Sunday that Jesus wasn’t God here on Earth until the baptism of John and descending of the Holy Spirit. It sounded really bad to my ears. Can you comment, please? 22:46 {Honoring God Regardless of Feelings} When I feel "good" I find myself doubting less, being more loving, and sinning less. How do I know if I'm growing in the spirit or if it's just my antidepressants making me nicer? 26:44 {Witnessing to Muslims} How do you convince a Muslim that Jesus is more than just a prophet? 30:31 {Did Jesus Overturn the Tables Twice?} Why is Jesus overturning the money tables in John 2 and not later when He enters Jerusalem (around John 11 or 12)? Did He do this 2 times and not just in His last week (Matthew 21:12; Mark 11:15)? 35:06 {Did God Foretell Something that Didn’t Happen?} In 1 Samuel 23:11-13 (ESV), the Lord says David will be handed over to Saul at Keilah, then David leaves town before Saul gets there, so he was not. Why did the Lord foretell a future event that didn't happen? 40:28 {About the Cruciform Hermeneutic} What are your thoughts on the cruciform hermeneutic or cruciform theology? 45:20 {Advice for a Tough Marital Situation} If my wife committed adultery against me and a child resulted from the affair, am I bound to care for the child? Why or why not, and how would I go about handling the situation after finding out? 46:48 {Should Couples Promise “Till Death Do Us Part”?} In many modern weddings, people promise before God "till death do us part,” or something similar. Doesn't that biblically preclude the option of even a biblical divorce? 50:16 {Why was the Cross Necessary if God is All-Powerful?} I have an agnostic friend who can’t accept that the cross was necessary. They believe God was not all powerful if He could not find another way of saving humanity without sacrificing Jesus. Thoughts? 52:59 {About Jacob’s Wrestle with God} How do you interpret Genesis 32, when Jacob wrestles with God? 58:50 {Having Insurance = Lack of Trust in God?} What are your thoughts on having insurance and medical aid? I've heard it said that these things are rooted in fear and keep us from truly trusting God. Is that a biblical/wise perspective to have? 1:01:25 {What Kind of Jokes Fall Under “Jesting”?} I'm confused about “eutrapelia” and I don’t know if it is just crude joking or all jokes that word speaks of in Ephesians 5:4. I use the KJV and it just says "jesting." 1:06:47 {Can We Rebuke the Enemy Ourselves?} Can we rebuke the enemy? 1:08:38 {Are Flashy Lights Inappropriate for a Church?} My church recently renovated our hall to be more upbeat and have flashy lights. I'm extremely disheartened by this. Do you have any advice? 1:13:25 {Slavery in the Old Covenant} How do we reconcile the treatment of foreigner slaves (not Israelite servitude) under the old covenant (bought as property, handed down to children, etc. – Leviticus 25:44-46)? 1:19:36 {Should we Only Have One Teacher?} Please, can you talk about what we should do when a spiritual leader wants you to only take advice from them and no one else, especially when the Bible says to have a “multitude of counselors”? 1:20:55 {Why did Some Men in the Bible Have Multiple Wives?} Most of the men in Bible had multiple wives. Can’t you then say they lived in sin their entire lives? Many people say that continual sin doesn’t equate to being a true Christian. 1:24:32 {Respectfully & Effectively Witnessing to a Boss} My boss is a leader in the LDS church. He is a good and friendly boss but calls himself a Christian.

The Sleeping Sorceress by Michael Moorcock, Book Two: To Snare a Pale Prince, Chapter Six, the final chapter: The Jesting Demon

Watch/Listen here using the Embedded Subsplash Playerdiv.sap-embed-player{position:relative;width:100%;height:0;padding-top:56.25%;}div.sap-embed-player>iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;}Central Baptist Church of Ponca City, OKDATE: Sunday AM, August 21, 2022SERMON BY: Bro. Lynn Schuyler SERMON TITLE: We Are Winning! Let's Live Like It!SERMON THEME: Be a FollowerSERMON SERIES: Standing in the GapSERMON VERSES: Ephesians 5:1-13; Romans 8:36-39When we follow Christ, are winning the war against…* Fornication* Uncleanliness (Impurity of character)* Covetousness* Impropriety, e.g., improper language * Clowning, i.e., acting the fool to suppress truth* Jesting, i.e., to cause to blushEphesians 5:1   Be ye therefore followers of God, as dear children; 2 And walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given himself for us an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweetsmelling savour.Eph. 5:3   But fornication, and all uncleanness, or covetousness, let it not be once named among you, as becometh saints; 4 Neither filthiness, nor foolish talking, nor jesting, which are not convenient: but rather giving of thanks. 5 For this ye know, that no whoremonger, nor unclean person, nor covetous man, who is an idolater, hath any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God. 6 Let no man deceive you with vain words: for because of these things cometh the wrath of God upon the children of disobedience. 7 Be not ye therefore partakers with them. 8 For ye were sometimes darkness, but now are ye light in the Lord: walk as children of light: 9 (For the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth;) 10 Proving what is acceptable unto the Lord. 11 And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them. 12 For it is a shame even to speak of those things which are done of them in secret. 13 But all things that are reproved are made manifest by the light: for whatsoever doth make manifest is light.Romans 8:36 As it is written, For thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter. 37 Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. 38 For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, 39 Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.— — —Watch/Listen here using our Subsplash WebShare Playerhttps://subspla.sh/nv9d4tyListen here on archive.orghttps://archive.org/download/082122-am-you-tube-stream/082122AM-YouTubeStream.mp3

Fringford Brookby Violet Jacob (1863-1946)The willows stand by Fringford brook,        From Fringford up to Hethe,    Sun on their cloudy silver heads,        And shadow underneath.    They ripple to the silent airs        That stir the lazy day,    Now whitened by their passing hands,        Now turned again to grey.    The slim marsh-thistle's purple plume        Droops tasselled on the stem,    The golden hawkweeds pierce like flame        The grass that harbours them;    Long drowning tresses of the weeds        Trail where the stream is slow,    The vapoured mauves of water-mint        Melt in the pools below;    Serenely soft September sheds        On earth her slumberous look,    The heartbreak of an anguished world        Throbs not by Fringford brook.    All peace is here. Beyond our range,        Yet 'neath the selfsame sky,    The boys that knew these fields of home        By Flemish willows lie.    They waded in the sun-shot flow,        They loitered in the shade,    Who trod the heavy road of death,        Jesting and unafraid.    Peace! What of peace? This glimpse of peace        Lies at the heart of pain,    For respite, ere the spirit's load        We stoop to lift again.    O load of grief, of faith, of wrath,        Of patient, quenchless will,    Till God shall ease us of your weight        We'll bear you higher still!    O ghosts that walk by Fringford brook,        'Tis more than peace you give,    For you, who knew so well to die,        Shall teach us how to live. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit iwillreadtoyou.substack.com/subscribe

When three days had passed, the countryman thought, "To-night my money will be in my pocket," and was quite delighted. But no one would come and pay it. "There is no trusting any one now," said he; and at last he lost patience, and went into the town to the butcher and demanded his money. The butcher thought it was a joke, but the peasant said, "Jesting apart, I will have my money! Did not the great dog bring you the whole of the slaughtered cow three days ago?" Then the butcher grew angry, snatched a broomstick and drove him out. "Wait a while," said the peasant, "there is still some justice in the world!" and went to the royal palace and begged for an audience. He was led before the King, who sat there with his daughter, and asked him what injury he had suffered. "Alas!" said he, "the frogs and the dogs have taken from me what is mine, and the butcher has paid me for it with the stick," and he related at full length all that had happened. Thereupon the King's daughter began to laugh heartily, and the King said to him, "I cannot give you justice in this, but you shall have my daughter to wife for it, -- in her whole life she has never yet laughed as she has just done at thee, and I have promised her to him who could make her laugh. Thou mayst thank God for thy good fortune!""Oh," answered the peasant, "I will not have her, I have a wife already, and she is one too many for me; when I go home, it is just as bad as if I had a wife standing in every corner." Then the King grew angry, and said, "Thou art a boor." - "Ah, Lord King," replied the peasant, "what can you expect from an ox, but beef?" - "Stop," answered the King, "thou shalt have another reward. Be off now, but come back in three days, and then thou shalt have five hundred counted out in full." 三天过去了，农夫想："今晚我的钱就可以装在我的口袋里了。"想到这里，他非常高兴。 然而谁也没有来给他还钱。 "这年月谁也不能相信！"他说。 到最后他终于不耐烦了，只好进城找屠夫要钱。 屠夫以为他是在开玩笑，可是农夫说："谁和你开玩笑？我要我的钱！难道你的那条大狼犬三天前没有把一整头牛的肉给你送来吗？"屠夫这次真的发火了，一把抓起扫帚把农夫赶了出去。 "你等着，"农夫说，"这世界上还有公道呢！"他说着就跑到王宫去喊冤，结果被带去见国王。国王正和公主坐在一起，他问农夫有什么冤屈。 "天哪！"他说，"青蛙和狗把我的钱拿走了，屠夫不但不认账，还用扫帚打我。"接着，他把事情从头至尾讲了一遍，逗得公主开心地哈哈大笑。国王对他说："这件事情我无法为你主持公道，不过我可以把我女儿嫁给你。她一辈子还从来没有像笑你那样大笑过；我许过愿，要把她嫁给能使她发笑的人。你能交上这样的好运，真得感谢上帝！""哦，"农夫回答，"我才不想娶你女儿呢。我已经有了一个老婆，而这个老婆我都嫌多。每次我回到家里，总觉得到处都有她似的。"国王一听就生了气，说："你真是个蠢货！""嗨，国王老爷，"农夫说，"除了牛肉，你还能指望从牛身上得到什么呢？""等等，"国王说，"我另外给你一样奖赏吧。你现在去吧，过三天再回来。我要给你整整五百块银元。"

This past weekend before KCSU's very first Fools Fest, local music director Dillon King brought in Peter Koschnitzke of Cosmic Problems and Hannah Rust from HYGEIA to talk about their musical experiences. 

Bart Busschots taught us the basics of Jest last time for our Test Driven Development environment. This week we learn to group our tests using the `describe()` function in Jest. Grouping tests with describe does more than eliminate the need to comment our code, it also provides more useful output from our tests and scopes what happens inside. As Bart describes it, we climb "Mount Jest" at one point as he explains how we can also loop our tests (instead of repeating code as we did last time) using `describe.each()()`. It's a little head bending with arrays of arrays and functions of functions but it sounds worse to describe than it actually is to read and create. He then describes ways to run certain setup and tear down functions before and after our tests are run and why we might need to do that. Finally, we get the last cool thing we'll need to understand about Jest, and that's how to use the `.only` and `.skip` modifiers on our tests so that we can focus on individual tests while we're chasing bugs. For the first time in a long time, he even gives us an optional challenge to flex these new Jest muscles. You can find Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at pbs.bartificer.net.

Bart Busschots taught us the basics of Jest last time for our Test Driven Development environment. This week we learn to group our tests using the `describe()` function in Jest. Grouping tests with describe does more than eliminate the need to comment our code, it also provides more useful output from our tests and scopes what happens inside. As Bart describes it, we climb "Mount Jest" at one point as he explains how we can also loop our tests (instead of repeating code as we did last time) using `describe.each()()`. It's a little head bending with arrays of arrays and functions of functions but it sounds worse to describe than it actually is to read and create. He then describes ways to run certain setup and tear down functions before and after our tests are run and why we might need to do that. Finally, we get the last cool thing we'll need to understand about Jest, and that's how to use the `.only` and `.skip` modifiers on our tests so that we can focus on individual tests while we're chasing bugs. For the first time in a long time, he even gives us an optional challenge to flex these new Jest muscles. You can find Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at pbs.bartificer.net.

In this third and final episode, Arnie and Fred continue to discuss heaven and in particular, who will and will not be there. We start out by looking at who will not be there according to the inspired writers. We discuss two sets of scriptures that Paul wrote where he notes a number of activities people are engaged in that will prevent them from going to heaven. It is most important that one repents if one is engaged in any of these activities. We encourage you to do so. We also see that John writes of something the Lord said about those who will and will not be in heaven and the reason for that. We continue the discussion by looking at passages that specifically say who will be in heaven. Some of these passages relate what the Lord stated, and some relate what John saw and wrote about. There are passages that tell us how we can be among the number who will be in heaven, and we look at some of them. We complete our discussion by noting what John said about Christians who sin and what to do about that so their heavenly journey will not be prevented. Take about 30 minutes to listen to our discussion. Have your Bible handy so you can verify that we are teaching what the Bible says. A transcript is provided for your convenience in this Buzzsprout episode.

Jesting the weirdest stories of the week with comedians  Dave Martin and Bobby Knauff Peter Mercurio author of children's book Our Subway Baby on his heart-warming story about finding an abandoned baby on the New York subway and then adopting him. Dr. Clayton Greenway, veterinarian and host of Animal House on NEWSTALK 1010 on how to tell if your cat is a psychopath

David Cooper fills in for Jim Richards on the Late Showgram. Jesting the News: Taking a look at some of this weeks weirdest news stories with comedians Dave Martin and Thomas Calnan  The Showgram's foreign correspondent Tony Five joins us direct from the UK.

David Cooper is filling in for Jim Richards, on the Late Showgram. Lots of comedy in this podcast starting with NYC-based Comedian Red Scott of the podcasts Boars, Gore, and Swords and Failure to Adapt Later a chat about the dating life of Toronto-based Comedian Natalie Norman David takes a look at some of the weirdest stories from around the world in Jesting the News with comedians Dave Martin and Simon Rakoff

DylanGott and Dave Martin join the Late Showgram to talk about this weeks weirdest and funniest news stories. Jim and Producer Tony check out some of the feel good stories of the week and decide whether they get the feels. And update on the Gabby Petito Story. Officials have confirmed to be the remains of what might be Petito's partner Brian Laundrie, who had been missing for several weeks and was wanted by police for questioning.  Robert Urban is the Chief Instructor and Founder of The Urban Survival Academy. He and Jim speculate on the fate of Laundrie and why an experienced hiker would have been missing for so long. Unwritten rules of flying on the airlines. The Late Showgram is joined by Stan from FlyWell on the Late Showgram to discuss etiquette on planes. This does not go the way Jim planned.  #Comedy #Feels #GoodNews #Survivalist #FlightEtiquette #airplaneEtiquette #travel       

Jesting the News; this week's most ridiculous stories discussed by some of Canada's greatest comedians including Dave Martin Did Richard Crouse Like This? The Showgram's favourite movie critic and host of CTV's Pop Life tells us about 3 movies you can see this week and let's us know what he thought to them!

Jesting The News (GUESTS: comedians Dave Martin & Alex Wood)... Does Jim get The Feels from these stories?... And, does Richard Crouse like these upcoming movies? 

Jim Jests the News (GUESTS: Dave Martin & George Westerholm)...  Lobster company looks to make boiling lobster illegal (GUEST: Stewart Lamont, Managing Director, Tangier Lobster Company)... And how's the 4-day work-week working out for Iceland? 

David jests the news with Dave Martin and Lianne Mauladin; Dave chats with Toronto comic Natalie Norman. Dave Martin https://davemartinworld.com/ & Lianne Mauladin http://www.liannemauladin.com/ Natalie Norman https://linktr.ee/stalkingnatalie

Happy fathers day you fornicators! If you have kids that is.  If you don't, maybe you got a sexy little thang wearing a diaper and sleeping in a crate.  Either way, we love and respect you.

DONT MOVE! Whats that in the distance?! Is that a charging angry animal of some kind? What do you do? Bet you dont know...bet you fucking die.  Thats why we're here.  Today Matt quizzes the team on their animal instincts.

The Bible says clamor, which is loud arguing or yelling, and evil speaking will ruin your relationships, your job, and your witness for Christ. Here is how to stop doing those!

TWO SOLVERS ENTER......ONE SOLVER LEAVES!!! It's a head to head debate between Matt and Lizz on the hot button issues facing our world.  Who will be victorious!? Open your dumb ears to find out

In a fear that we didnt come with it last week, we decided to hit the internet up again, but this time we did it die hard with a vengeance.  We dig into the minds of the solvers with deep meaningful convo, and fart jokes. 

This week we head out into the untested waters of the internet to address real world problems and concerns.  But we dont find anything good so we just kinda shoot the shit

Jesting some of the viral news stories this week with comedians Dave Martin and Sandra Battaglini We preview some movies for the weekend and we try to guess what rating they got from CTV Movie Critic Richard Crouse

Heres another episode where I can honestly say I have no idea what happened here.  We went in blind and came out dirty.  We talk about sex and gross stuff.  Lets label this one nc17

Sixty god damned nine episodes baby.  This what its all been for.  Now we're retiring on top.....or bottom....depends on the lay out

Oh shit! We're getting real weird today.  Nice Chris joins us on Matt and Daves bday to ask some insanely awkward 'Would you rather..' questions.  Here's one, would you rather listen to this episode or make a second holocaust?  Thats what I thought! Now listen to this episode or just be a nazi for the rest of your life.

Pranks have gotten so popular these days that it isn't just on April's Fools Day. People are always jesting and joking around, and it makes you lose trust in certain people who like to play practical jokes. What does the Bible have to say about all these things? Is it ok for the Christian to be doing all these things? Does that mean that Christians have to go around solemn all the time?Find out on this week's podcast, because this definitely is no joke!

I know we've been giving you guys a lot of grief about not writing in, but truth be told, you're doing great.  We're just lazy and haven't been addressing them in a timely fashion.  So today we get all up in yo biznass, and fix all of your shitty problems, just like old times!

Hey NY...weeds legal.  You thats cool?! You wanna waste your life getting stoned...getting blazed...getting turnt? Well dont! Matt and Lizz did and this episode sucks because of it.  We said some really funny stuff, by they were too high and forgot to hit record

Nothing new, the internet has issues, and we're the people to fix things.  The team takes on the reddit, but makes it sexy.  Listen to it so I dont have to type about it.

So this week doesn't count as a real episode.  We had to record remotely becuase Zak got Covis-19 and ruined everything.  Too sick and tired to come up with a funny episode, so we talk about star wars.

We have a special guest!  The crew talks covid vaccine, and oddly enough, Zak get Covid 19 just days after recording.  The government is trying to silence us!!!

Oh man, this week!? Am I right!? We gotta talk about sexiest ass kids toys and racists ass children authors.  Because this is the world we live in.  It could be worse though.  Luckily, it can always be worse, which means we'll always have something to talk about!

Man...what a week!  Life has been mega man busy, so this episode is mostly us bitching about life.  Did you want something funnier?  Too bad!  Go to Joe Rogan for that shit.  We're more than just performing monkeys, we're people too

Oh man, we didn't realize this was our 60th episode.  We probably should have done something special, but we forgot...so we'll getcha back at the next milestone.  This is week its a bunch of the same.  Sex, Love, Ethical debates, you know the usual.  I swear its funny though.

Sooo, this is weird, but....how would someone go about getting more people to listen to their podcast? It's not for The Problem Solvers! HAH oh no we're doing great! I'm just asking for a friend.  We all have those embarrassing questions that we can't own up to, so that's why this weeks episode, we're answering your questions that you're "asking for a friend."

Looking for a new way to pick up some strange?  Maybe you're trying to find true love?  Perhaps you want to spice up the 14th with your soul mate.  Who cares!? Listen to us instead of having sex! This is our second loveless Vday episode, still not funny though.

Holy. Fuggin. Shiz.   WE HAVE LISTENER PROBLEMS AGAIN!!!!!  Thanks to all the listeners that send us their problems, you are truly doing the lords work.  We got some real ones today.  Life, love, buttz, no problem is to hard for us to solve!