Podcast appearances and mentions of John Glass

Scientists stripped a cell down to its most essential genes in order to find out what makes life...alive. What they found was more bizarre than they could have imagined. This is the first episode of our new three-part series, Life from Scratch. Guests: Kate Adamala, associate professor at the University of Minnesota; John Glass, leader of the JCVI Synthetic Biology Group. For show transcripts, go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠vox.com/unxtranscripts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ For more, go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠vox.com/unexplainable⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ And please email us! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠unexplainable@vox.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ We read every email. Support Unexplainable (and get ad-free episodes) by becoming a Vox Member today: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠vox.com/members⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rencontrer Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry ou Rihanna… ça ressemble plutôt à un rêve qu'à un projet réalisable, n'est-ce pas ? Et pourtant, Nathan, Thomas et David l'ont fait !Dans cet épisode, ils nous racontent comment ça s'est passé : les idées parfois folles, les imprévus, les coups de chance… et surtout, la détermination qui les a poussés à aller jusqu'au bout.Parce qu'au fond, qui sait ? Votre prochaine rencontre avec votre idole est peut-être beaucoup plus proche que vous ne le pensez…Merci à chacun d'entre eux d'avoir partagé cette expérience incroyable. Si toi aussi tu veux partager ta rencontre avec un artiste, écris-moi à l'adresse boumbaumepodcast@gmail.comCrédits de l'épisode :- "Party in the USA" - Version instrumentale (Lukasz Gottwald, Jessica Cornish, Claude Kelly)- "7 rings" - Version instrumentale (Miley Cyrus, Antonina Armato, Tim James, John Fields)- "Wrecking ball" - Version instrumentale (Lukasz Gottwald, Maureen Anne McDonald, Stephan Moccio, Sacha Skarbek, Henry Russell Walter, Miley Cyrus)- "Midnight sky" - Version instrumentale (Miley Cyrus, Alexandra Tamposi, Andrew Wotman, Ilsey Juber, Jonathan Bellion, Louis Bell)- "Roar" - Version instrumentale (Max Martin, Lukasz Gottwald, Katy Perry, Henry Walter, Bonnie McKee)- "Teenage dream" – Live (Katy Perry, Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Benny Blanco)- "Lifetimes" - Version instrumentale(Katy Perry, Lukasz Gottwald, Vaughn Oliver, Rocco Valdes, Ryan Ogren, Theron Thomas, Gamal Lewis, Sarah Hudson)- "Rude boy" - Version instrumentale(Stargate, Ester Dean, Makeba Riddick, Rob Swire, Robyn Fenty)- "Kiss it better" - Version instrumentale (Jeff Bhasker, John Glass, Teddy Sinclair, Robyn Fenty)- "Work" feat. Drake - Version instrumentale (Jahron Brathwaite, Matthew Samuels, Allen Ritter, Rupert Thomas Jr., Aubrey Graham, Robyn Fenty, Monte Moir)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

My Story   Talk 34   Overcoming New Challenges Welcome to Talk 34 in our series where I'm reflecting on God's goodness to me throughout my life. Last time I was mentioning some of the health challenges I faced in India and today I will be describing how these continued for some time once we were back in England. I will also be talking about the serious health challenges Eileen faced during the last ten years of her life. I take no pleasure in recording all this, but an honest account of my life must include the hard times as well as the good, and, of course, the Lord has brought me through. Challenges following India Fortunately, there was little in my diary for the first few weeks after our return from India and I soon began to feel better. I thought I was back to normal and in April we set off for two weekends of ministry in Essex. We would stay with Eileen's sister Joan in Billericay and the first weekend I would preach in Witham and a week later in our old church in Colchester. On the first Saturday we drove from our home in Paignton straight to Witham, a journey of about 250 miles, and I preached in the afternoon and evening meetings. We then made our way to Billericay, returning to Witham for the Sunday morning service. I had felt fine on the Saturday, but on Sunday I suddenly started to feel unwell again shortly before I was due to preach. The symptoms were like those I had had in India, and I went outside to get some fresh air. However, I managed to get through the preaching but was grateful to get back to Billericay. The next day Joan arranged an appointment for me with her GP who, hearing that I had been bitten by a mosquito in India and suspecting that I might have malaria, sent me for tests at the hospital in Basildon. Although these tested negative, I was still worried that there was something seriously wrong with me and just wanted to get back home to Paignton. Apologising profusely, I asked our friends at Colchester to release me from my commitment to preach the following weekend and we drove home later that week, unsure of what the future might hold. The next two years proved to be extremely difficult. I continued to experience similar problems every time I preached. In May 2010 I drove up to Huddersfield for the AoG conference but was so stressed that I returned home without attending a meeting. I immediately arranged an appointment with my GP, Mark Thompson, a good Christian man, and told him my whole story. He reminded me that as Christians we are not immune to such things and recommended some books that might help explain my condition. It appears that my experience in India, caused by extreme heat, dehydration, and overwork, triggered a rush of adrenalin which produced the symptoms I was struggling with. I learnt that worrying about the symptoms only made matters worse because that causes a further rush of adrenalin. I was caught in a vicious circle, and the only way out was to embrace the symptoms, tell myself that they would not harm me, and gradually I would get better. And that's what happened, although it did take a long time. Following my visit to the doctor I cancelled my two-week trip to teach at the Bible College in Finland in May. We did go to Madeira for a three week holiday in June, but this turned out to be disappointing because of my recurring symptoms. However, in September I did manage to teach for two weeks at Mattersey, preach for a weekend in Pocklington, and assisted by Bob Hyde, teach a course at CTS in Brussels for a week. I was still experiencing the symptoms but managing to cope with them – at least most of the time. But there were still occasions when I felt unable to preach. In October I cancelled a weekend in Poynton and in November I was unable to complete a weekend's ministry in Aston. I began to wonder if the time had come for me to give up. But less than two weeks later the Lord suddenly intervened. Eileen and I were in Exeter at a meeting for Assemblies of God ministers and their wives. The guest preacher was John Glass, the General Superintendent of the Elim Churches. He was preaching on Jeremiah 1 when he came to verses 11-12: The word of the LORD came to me: "What do you see, Jeremiah?" "I see the branch of an almond tree," I replied. The LORD said to me, "You have seen correctly, for I am watching to see that my word is fulfilled." He explained the play on words that we find in these verses – the Hebrew word for almond is very similar to the word for watch. The almond tree is among the first to blossom in spring. It's something you watch for as a sign that spring has come. Winter will be followed by spring because God watches over his word to see that it is fulfilled. Now in England most of us don't see an almond tree too often, so John likened it to crocuses. In his garden they're the first flowers to bloom in spring. They're the sign or guarantee that winter won't be forever. Then John broke away from his notes and said something like this: There are some of you here who are feeling that your ministry has come to an end. You have been experiencing a bleak winter, but the Lord wants you to know that it will not be forever. You will experience a new springtime. Eileen and I looked at each other. Was this for us? Surely it must be. But there were a lot of other people in that meeting. Could it be that John's prophetic word was for them and not for us? We drove home after the meeting hoping, rather than believing, that this really was a word from the Lord for us. And then, that evening, Jill Cooper, one of our friends from church, arrived on our doorstep and said, I've brought you a little present. To be honest, I had bought it for someone else, but then I felt the Lord tell me to give it to you instead.  What was the present? A bowl of crocuses! How good God is! He gave us the assurance that I would emerge from this dark period of winter into a new springtime of ministry. We sometimes have to go through a valley of shadow, but he is with us in it all the way. So in 2011, whenever the symptoms reoccurred, I pressed through them, knowing that this condition wouldn't last forever. In March I flew to Scotland to speak to the AoG ministers, in May we went back to Finland to teach at Iso Kirja for two weeks, in September I taught for two weeks at Mattersey, and in October I was back at CTS again. None of these occasions was easy. In fact, I often felt really unwell, but everyone always said that, if I hadn't told them, they would not have known anything was wrong with me! I'm not quite sure how much longer it took to get back to normal. In fact, I'm not really sure what 'normal' is! We all deteriorate physically as we get older and our energy levels are not what they were. When I look back at what I was doing in the years before Mattersey and throughout my time there, I wonder now how I possibly managed it all. What was normal for me then is far beyond my capabilities now, but I have moved into a new springtime in my ministry and people tell me that at 87 I'm not doing badly for my age, for which I am grateful. Challenges to Eileen's health But my health challenges were nothing compared with those faced by Eileen in the last ten years of her life. On Sunday 21st December 2014 quite unexpectedly at about 9am Eileen started to experience severe pain in her stomach as she was getting ready for church. As the pain was unrelenting, causing Eileen to pass out a couple of times, by 3pm I decided I needed to call 999. I accompanied Eileen in the ambulance while Jonathan followed by car. After waiting with her a few hours, Jon and I were advised to go home and await the results of an MRI scan.  At about 10.30 that evening the surgeon phoned to ask us to go in to discuss options for Eileen. It was clear that the situation was very serious. On arrival at the hospital, we were told that the scan had revealed that the blood supply had been cut off from Eileen's bowel and that her smaller bowel had died. Without an immediate operation she would die. There was even the possibility that the condition was already too far advanced for them to be able to save her. Furthermore, even if they were able to save her, there was a strong possibility that she would need to have a permanent colostomy. Eileen agreed with us that we should agree to the operation and trust God for the best possible outcome. We prayed with her, of course, but as you can imagine, for the next few hours we were on an emotional roller-coaster, experiencing all the ups and downs from fear to faith, but with a determination to trust God, come what may. We simply could not believe that it was God's time for Eileen to go to Heaven and kept praying that he would spare her. Imagine our relief when at one o'clock on Monday morning the surgeon phoned to say that she had the best possible news for us. Eileen's bowel was alive! What had been causing the pain was an internal hernia which they had been able to fix. None of her bowel had needed to be removed and the blood supply had been restored.   Now bearing in mind the certainty with which the surgeon told us that Eileen's bowel had died we were convinced that this was not just a case of faulty diagnosis, but that God had worked an amazing miracle in restoring Eileen's bowel to life. God had allowed man to do what he could but intervened to do what man could not do – restore a dead bowel to life! We were so grateful for the prayers of the many people who interceded for Eileen throughout this difficult time and to God for his miraculous intervention. I never cease to be amazed at his wonderful grace and goodness to us. But the operation had been very invasive and left Eileen severely weakened for months. And she never fully regained the strength and energy she had lost, but that, of course, may have been partly caused by the fact that she was not getting any younger. And neither was I! In April 2015 we had a few days' break in the Lake District and neither of us felt like walking very far. It was much the same in September when we went to the Isle of Wight, but on both these holidays we contented ourselves with driving around in the car, visiting old haunts, marvelling at the beauty of God's creation, and, of course, enjoying the food. We planned two short holidays for 2016, the first in Longtown, a village in Herefordshire close to the Welsh border in May. After preaching in Rugby on the Sunday morning, we drove there in the afternoon and spent a few delightful days in a charming cottage on the banks of the River Monnow, returning to Brixham the following weekend. The second holiday, planned for a week in September at the southern end of Coniston Water, never happened. In June I flew to Ireland to preach for a weekend in Sligo where Daniel Caldwell, one of our former students, was leading a church. On Sunday morning I preached on Jesus calming the storm in Matthew 8 and I remember saying that sometimes unexpected problems suddenly arise in our lives, but Jesus is well able to see us through them and get us to the other side. Who knows what might happen this week? But whatever happens Jesus is with us. And I flew home that afternoon. I have preached that message many times, but little did I know what was to happen just two days later. On Tuesday evening, sitting in her armchair Eileen had a severe stroke and was rushed into Torbay Hospital. From head to toe she had no feeling down the right side of her body. The next Sunday, still in hospital, she suffered another stroke and we were told that the outlook was extremely bleak. She was rushed to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth and underwent surgery to relieve the pressure on her brain. Her life had been saved. After eleven days she was transferred back to Torbay where she remained for eight days until a bed was available at Newton Abbot where she began a course of rehab. Throughout this time we were all looking to the Lord for a complete healing, whether instantaneous or gradual, but her progress was extremely slow, and it was becoming increasingly clear that she needed a miracle if she would ever walk again. And although the healing miracle we were praying for never happened, we could see the hand of the Lord at work in other ways. Firstly, on July 28th when we were sitting in the hospital day room and eating cake to celebrate our wedding anniversary, the Torbay doctor who had told us that the outlook was extremely bleak approached us and said, I'm looking for Eileen Petts. And when he saw her he said, I can't believe it. Which was something he repeated more than once during the fifteen minutes he was with us. He clearly had not expected Eileen to survive, and this encouraged our faith that God was at work in the situation. On 10th August, after eight weeks in three different hospitals, Eileen finally came home. And that, in itself, was a miracle. We had been told just a few days earlier that Eileen would have to be discharged as her bed was needed for someone else. To continue her rehab she could either go into a care home if we could find one that would take her, or the NHS would provide rehab workers to come to our home, but we would need to find a home care company to take care of Eileen's other needs. The problem was that at the time there were over 70 people in Torbay on a waiting list! I needed an answer – quick! And just in time the answer came. Just a day before Eileen had to be discharged, Trude Hyde came to me and said that she and her twin sister Sylvia would take care of Eileen if we would like them to. How wonderful! I didn't need to ask Eileen because I knew she would love it, but for the sake of all concerned, I felt I needed to ask the Lord for his guidance. And I did foresee one possible problem. I didn't know if I would be allowed to choose Eileen's carers or if they would require certain recognised medical qualifications. I needed an immediate answer to that question, and I didn't know where to find it. I was just going off to visit Eileen, and I didn't want to mention the twins' kind offer until I knew the answer in case it led to her being disappointed. And then I remembered that Katie, the daughter of our next-door neighbour, Sue, was the lead carer for the whole of Torbay. She would certainly know the answer. I was just about to go and knock on Sue's door when I changed my mind and said, Lord, if this is of you, before I get into the car, please let Sue come out without me knocking on her door. And that's what happened. No sooner had I prayed that prayer than Sue came out of her house. In less than five minutes Katie was on the phone and told me that I could choose whom I liked. Eileen was overjoyed, and Trude and Sylvia took care of her visiting our home four times a day for the next four years until we moved to a bungalow on the other side of town, when workers from Abide Care, Brixham, took over.  Eileen finally went to be with the Lord in February 2024 almost eight years after that awful stroke. She was always grateful that her condition was not physically painful, but frustrated at her inability to walk and do all those things we normally take for granted. And we both naturally wondered why the Lord had allowed this to happen. One Bible passage that Eileen found particularly helpful was 2 Corinthians 1:3-5 where Paul says: Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God. For just as the sufferings of Christ flow over into our lives, so also through Christ our comfort overflows. And the comfort and strength our Father gave to Eileen certainly did overflow to others, not least as a testimony to the dozens of carers from Abide who came into our home over the final four years of her life. Throughout this whole very difficult period both Eileen and I had been sustained by our Christian faith and by a particular word received from the Lord through Barrie Taylor, our daughter Sarah's father-in-law. Barrie and Sandra live some distance away and we normally only saw them once or twice a year. On one such occasion when Eileen seemed to be making little progress after her stroke we were all having a meal together at Berry Head Hotel, when Barrie said the Lord had given him a word for us: My Father is at work in your lives and situation which He is using as a platform to display his sustaining grace. God sometimes uses amazing miracles of healing to display his power and love, but it is often the sustaining grace that he gives his people in times of suffering that brings others to faith. Through Eileen's suffering the lives of many were touched, people who might never have otherwise heard the good news about Jesus. And since she died there have been many opportunities to share the gospel. The funeral staff at the crematorium were visibly moved and said they had never experienced a service like it and neighbours said the same thing about the church service that followed it. As Christians we know where we are going, and the knowledge that our loved ones are with the Lord is a source of great comfort and even joy. Although I still miss her every day, I sometimes weep for joy at the thought of how happy Eileen must now be in Heaven! And one day we shall meet again! But until then there is still work for me to do down here. But that's the subject of our final talk.

Kaj če bi nenadoma začeli pisati, kot da gledamo besedilo v ogledalu? In kaj če bi znanost nenadoma ustvarila življenje, ki bi bilo enako, pa hkrati povsem “obrnjeno”? Vsa znana bitja na Zemlji so zgrajena iz enakih levih in desnih gradnikov, a nekateri znanstveniki danes odklepajo vrata zrcalnemu življenju, življenju iz zrcalnih molekul, na katerega bi bile naše celice in encimi povsem neprilagojeni, za naš imunski sistem pa bi bil še večja novost od covida. To bi bila prava Pandorina skrinjica sodobne biologije: revolucionarna zdravila na eni strani in neznana in neobvladljiva tveganja na drugi. So zrcalni organizmi utemeljena skrb ali znanstvenofantastični scenarij, desetletja v prihodnosti? Gostje:Dr. John Glass, Inštitut J. Craig Venter, ZDADr. Roman Jerala, Kemijski inštitutDr. Ines Mandič Mulec, Biotehniška fakulteta, UNI LJDr. Boris Turk, Inštitut 'Jožef Stefan' Strokovni sodelavec je dr. Matej Huš, Kemijski inštitut. V tokratni Xpertizi (od 32.10 naprej) gostuje Janez Volavšek s Kemijskega inštituta.  Članek o potencialni nevarnosti zrcalnih organizmov, objavljen v reviji Science.  Poglavja: 00:00:01 Zgodba o levi in desni rokavici 00:01:13 O čem se bomo pogovarjali: za in proti in o svarečem pismu znanstvenikov 00:04:05 Kaj je kiralnost? 00:06:53 John Glass o tem, zakaj nekatere znanstvenike skrbi 00:11:32 Če se spustimo na realna tla: Kje smo trenutno? 00:13:01 Roman Jerala: Od 50 do 100 let bo še minilo, da izdelamo zrcalno celico 00:20:15 O zrcalnih organizmih z mikrobiologinjo Ines Mandič Mulec 00:28:55 O smiselnosti moratorijev v znanosti s sinteznim biologom Borisom Turkom 00:31:41 Kaj pa prihodnjič? 00:32:10 Xpertiza: Janez Volavšek

Transitioning into ministry can be a journey filled with unexpected challenges, particularly when it comes to connecting with seniors. What strategies can pastors adopt to cultivate meaningful relationships and serve this valued demographic with love and care? 

This podcast is released on the 137th birthday of the hoops. The basic elements of our formation are known by all fans…or are they?A club formed for the dinner tables of the porr of the East End, everyone knows that charity was at the core of our creation but the part played in this story by Brother Walfrid (an Irish Marist Brother) and John Glass (prominent in Scotland's Irish community circles, including those with Irish home rule political allegiances) has led to some debate among fans as to whether religion and/or politics were equally motivating among the founding fathers.Andrew and Matthew of Hail Hail History chat through all aspects of the history of our formation and its impact on other Scottish/Irish clubs.Enjoy…To celebrate our 137th birthday, this is a free podacast available to all. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thecelticunderground.substack.com/subscribe

"Auslegungspredigt - Teil 2.2" von John Glass am 12.10.2024. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1647

"Auslegungspredigt - Teil 2.1" von John Glass am 05.10.2024. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1650

BANG! @southernvangard radio Ep413! Beware, Vangardians! 'Tis LIBRA season! 'Tis EDUARDO MEEKS season! You have been warned! Episode 413 awaits you - preseth players and enjoyeth and say THAAAAANK YAAA and we'll say YOU WAAAAALCOME!!!!! #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on all platforms #hiphop #undergroundhiphop #boombap -------- Recorded live September 30, 2024 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on all platforms #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks -------- Pre-Game Beats - DJ Jon Doe - Funk 45 Set "Southern Vangard Theme" - Bobby Homack & The Southern Vangard All-Stars Talk Break Inst. - "Time Drifts People Into Different Directions" Kan Kick "DeathTrap" - Grime Lords ft. Benny Watts , Jay Royale & Dj Tray "Undisputed" - Blu & Exile "Favors" - Doza The Drum Dealer & Machacha ft. Aida "Actions And Intentions" - Tableek "Phantom of the Chopped Cheese" - Shamgar Jose/GhostDave "Spiral Staircase" - Chubs & Wino Willy "Seiless" - $auce Heist ft. Baby Maine "Crazy" - Spoda & VStheBest215 Talk Break Inst. - "Box Worm Funk" - Kan Kick "Barry Gibb" - Kurious "Fun" - Tom Caruana ft. yU & Amy Turk "Lean On 'Em" - Shamgar Jose/GhostDave "Scientology" - The Alchemist ft. Havoc "Ominous World" - Blu & Exile ft. RBX "Racks" - Mike Titan X Crotona P (prod Silent Someone) "Lost" - Tableek "Find A Means" - J. Sands ft. Elzhi & Skyzoo Talk Break Inst. - "No Go Say" - Kan Kick "Shades Of A Brick" - $auce Heist ft. Eto & Al-Doe "Silk Cloaks" - Chubs & Wino Willy ft. Asun Eastwood "Nothing Extra" - Spoda & VStheBest215 "Gladiator" - Jamil Honesty X Hobgoblin "Wolves Under Midnight" - Waterr X Tone Beatz "Ghostface Kilo" - Eff Yoo (prod. J57 & John Glass) "Minnesota Fats" - The Alchemist ft. Action Bronson & Big Body Bes "Keep Playing" - Rufus Sims "The Genius" - 7xvethegenius Talk Break Inst. - "Copy And Paste" - Kan Kick

"Auslegungspredigt - Teil 1" von John Glass am 28.09.2024. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1630

August has been quite an exciting hot month, and I'd like this episode to reflect that. so I contacted 2 awesome selectors experienced in turning up the heat. Our first DJ has been entertaining audiences around Seoul, Korea for 2 years. His selections will have you dancing with joy as he weavse through fun popular party edits with ease. The Farm 2 Tables family is excited to present DJ SAWOL!!! https://www.instagram.com/djsawol https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE8zxNqLlVcfkGxj2jjALvw https://soundcloud.com/fd1nvy1jf2eu Closing out the session is a good friend. I've had the opportunity of share the decks with him in San Francisco at venuse like Butter, F8 and Phonobar. He's been collecting tunes since 2003 and continues to electrify crowds with his blend of deep, funky, jazzy, latin, and jackin' house. Turn up your volume and get ready to get down to the sounds of JOHN GLASS!!! https://soundcloud.com/djjohnglass https://www.mixcloud.com/djjohnglass

Blind Ham News Podcast #5 This is Part 2 with stories about three hams and their Callsigns. Steve W0QA talk with: Jerry, W0UH, Julian, N1CA and John Glass, NU6P. Host: Steve Bauer W0QA E-mail: blindhamnews@gmail.com voice Mail: 662-426-6397 662-HAM-News For transcription click on dropbox link below. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jvylh844zagz43h27hdlf/BHN-05-Amateur-Radio-Callsign-Stories-Part-2.txt?rlkey=ny3fvcxctq60un41zaxzeuoot&dl=1 Don't forget to visit www.blindhams.com

"Leidenschaftliches Predigen - Teil 2.2" von John Glass am 02.09.2023. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1410

"Leidenschaftliches Predigen - Teil 2.1" von John Glass am 26.08.2023. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1394

"Leidenschaftliches Predigen - Teil 1.2" von John Glass am 19.08.2023. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1393

"Leidenschaftliches Predigen - Teil 1.1" von John Glass am 12.08.2023. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1392

John Glass et ses « Calvin Tours » à Genève

Un R d'Actu : John Glass et ses « Calvin Tours » à Genève by Radio Réveil

In the Division of Aviation, we use the acronym P.R.I.D.E. to describe our daily commitment to our customers and our co-workers, as well as our mission to connect Philadelphia to the world. The letters stand for: P-People First R-Respect I-Integrity D-Diversity E-Excellence This episode is part of our Exceptional Employees series recognizing those individuals nominated by their colleagues for exhibiting one or more of the Division of Aviation's core values. In this episode, Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Philadelphia Division of Aviation, Delicsha Wilds, speaks with PRIDE Award recipient, John Glass. To learn more about Philadelphia International Airport and our exceptional employees, please visit phl.org

What's the smallest number of genes that cells need to grow and reproduce? Is it possible to synthesize minimal genomes and insert them into cells? What do minimal genomes teach us about life? In this episode, we talk to John Glass, leader of the Synthetic Biology Group at the J. Craig Venter Institute. Over the past decade, Glass and colleagues developed techniques for manipulating and synthesizing entire bacterial genomes. Starting with Mycoplasma bacteria, which have very small genomes, they determined the minimal number of genes (473!) required to support life. They experimentally confirmed this number by synthesizing genomes from scratch, containing just the essential genes, and putting them into other bacteria whose genomes were removed. Cells in this lineage, called JCVI-syn3.0, grow and divide approximately like wildtype cells do. We talk with John about how they pulled it off and what this minimal genome tells us about life more generally. We also chat about the functions of essential genes and what so-called non-essential genes may do in the wild. Finally, we touch on what if anything minimal genomes say about the origin of life and on the group's ongoing efforts to synthesize entire cells – not just genomes! – from scratch. Cover art by Keating Shahmehri

"Schweizer Uhren, die Zehn Gebote und die protestantische Arbeitsethik - Teil 2" von John Glass am 08.12.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1214

"Schweizer Uhren, die Zehn Gebote und die protestantische Arbeitsethik - Teil 1" von John Glass am 07.12.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1210

"Wie man Faulheit zugunsten gottverherrlichender Arbeit vermeidet" von John Glass am 03.12.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1216

"Wirksames Gebet" von John Glass am 02.12.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1213

Episode Description On this episode of the ACB Advocacy Update, Clark speaks with ACB member and Vista Center Board Chair, John Glass, and Sight Tech Global Executive Producer, Ned Desmond, regarding this year's virtual event. A Vista Center production, Sight Tech Global is the first global, virtual conference dedicated to fostering discussion among technology pioneers on how rapid advances in AI and related technologies will fundamentally alter the landscape of assistive technology and accessibility. This year's virtual conference will take place Dec. 7 & 8. To learn more and register for free, please visit: https://sighttechglobal.com. Find out more at https://acb-advocacy-update.pinecast.co

"Ein Porträt der Geretteten" von John Glass am 01.12.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1223

"Ein Porträt des Antichristen und seiner Schreckensherrschaft - Teil 2" von John Glass am 30.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1219

"Ein Porträt des Antichristen und seiner Schreckensherrschaft - Teil 1" von John Glass.mp3 am 26.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1220

"Die Zeichen, die dem Tag des Herrn vorausgehen werden" von John Glass am 25.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1222

"Die segensreiche Gerechtigkeit Gottes" von John Glass am 24.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1230

"Unterscheidungsvermögen in der Gemeinde" von John Glass am 23.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1226

"Die Grundlage der biblischen Seelsorge" von John Glass am 19.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1229

"Ehrung von Gemeindeleitern" von John Glass am 18.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1211

"Der Tag des Herrn" von John Glass am 17.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1225

"Die Entrückung der Gemeinde und die Wiederkunft Christi" von John Glass am 16.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1218

"Sexuelle Reinheit in einer verrückten Welt - Teil 2" von John Glass am 11.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1231

"Sexuelle Reinheit in einer verrückten Welt - Teil 1" von John Glass am 10.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1212

"Die Rolle des Ermutigers" von John Glass am 09.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1228

"Das Porträt einer gesunden Gemeinde" von John Glass am 05.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1217

"Das Porträt eines vorbildlichen Predigers" von John Glass am 04.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1227

"Der Beweis für unsere Auserwählung" von John Glass am 03.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1221

"Die drei christlichen Tugenden" von John Glass am 02.11.2022. Weitere Infos unter https://predigten.ebtc.org/sermon/index?id=1224

Talk 11 God speaks through other Christians Welcome back after a short break. Let's remind you what we've been saying so far. We've seen that: God speaks to all humanity through his creation He spoke to Israel by the prophets He has finally spoken by his Son He speaks today through the Bible He speaks through other people - parents   Why believe that God speaks to us through the Bible Tells us about Jesus Jesus believed that God speaks through scripture The apostles and early church believed… The Bible shows us the way of salvation   How to understand the Bible correctly What part of the Bible are we reading – OT or NT? What is the context of the passage we are reading?             Literary context             Historical/sociological context             Immediate context   Different ways God speaks through the Bible He teaches what we should believe and how we should behave He shows us what to expect by giving us examples from the lives of God's people He encourages us by giving us many wonderful promises He directs us by bringing key verses to our attention   God speaks through other people Last time: Parents Today: other Christians       I suppose that if we were to ask most Christians who it is they expect God to use in speaking to them, their answer would almost certainly include preachers or pastors or prophets. And we will be dealing with these in later talks. But it's very important that we should realise that God often speaks through Christians who do not come into any of these categories.   Of course, there are those who are especially gifted by God to speak for him. Ephesians 4:11, for example, mentions apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers. But the New Testament also makes it clear that God expects all his people to speak for him. As I have pointed out elsewhere, there is a sense in which all God's people are prophets[1]. The Holy Spirit can use anyone he chooses.   For example, the great church at Antioch was first started by ordinary Christians spreading the word. In Acts 8:1-4 we read that, as a result of the persecution that followed the death of Stephen, the Christians were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria. But they spread the word wherever they went (v.4). Acts 11:19-21 tells us: Now those who had been scattered by the persecution in connection with Stephen traveled as far as Phoenicia, Cyprus and Antioch, telling the message only to Jews. Some of them, however, men from Cyprus and Cyrene, went to Antioch and began to speak to Greeks also, telling them the good news about the Lord Jesus. The Lord's hand was with them, and a great number of people believed and turned to the Lord.   So this church was founded, not by the apostles, who had all remained in Jerusalem (Acts 8:2), but by ordinary Christians spreading the good news of the gospel. God can speak through any one of us, and he can speak toany one of us by whomever he chooses, as the following examples from my own experience demonstrate.   I have already mentioned Laurie Dixon whose testimony changed the course of my life. The year before I met Laurie, I was on holiday in the Lake District at a Baptist Summer School where I made friends with a young man named Michael Stewart. Michael told me that the following year he was planning with a couple of Christian friends to take a car and visit several countries in Europe. He asked if I would be interested in joining them. Travelling abroad was far less common in those days than it is today, and I jumped at the opportunity.   So, in 1958 I found myself in Switzerland with Michael and three new friends climbing a mountain. The long climb in the heat of the August sunshine had been tiring. We were unaccustomed to this kind of exercise and the cool water of the mountain stream was inviting to our aching feet. Graham, Michael, and Daphne sat down to rest, putting their feet in the water. But it was my first visit to Switzerland, and somehow I felt that we were wasting an opportunity when there was so much to see. Leaving the others to paddle their feet, Laurie and I climbed higher following the path of the stream, but half an hour later we had had enough too. As we looked down at the others a few hundred feet below us, we realised that we had come up the hard way. To our right there was an easier way down.   Gratefully we turned to take it, when suddenly, as if from nowhere, a large rock came hurtling down the mountainside toward the stream and I was directly in its path! As a fairly athletic nineteen-year-old, I should have been able to jump clear with relative ease, but I was gripped with terror, unable to move. As a Christian I might have thought of praying, but my mind refused to function. In a second it would hit me. The end had surely come. But when the rock was only about a yard away, it struck a small protusion in the ground, changed direction, and crashed into the stream below, missing me by inches! The danger was over as quickly as it had come.   I heaved a sigh of inexpressible relief.   Wow that was lucky! I exclaimed.   Lucky, David? said Laurie who'd been watching from a few yards away. That wasn't luck. I believe God has a purpose for your life and that rock couldn't have hit you.   It was that simple statement of faith that started a process of enquiry which was to lead to an experience which revolutionised my life. This man was moving in a dimension of Christianity that I knew little or nothing about. So I questioned Laurie to see if I could discover the basic difference.   Although from different denominational backgrounds, I discovered that we had much in common. Doctrinally, our beliefs were almost identical. We believed the same Bible, preached the same gospel, and worshipped the same Saviour. We both knew what it meant to be a born again Christian. We had both been baptised as believers by immersion in water. Basically, we had very much in common. And yet this man had something which I didn't have, something indefinable, but very real. I asked him what it was.   He started to talk about an experience he had received after his conversion - being baptised with the Holy Spirit he called it - when the Holy Spirit had come and filled him to overflowing. He said he had spoken in tongues and told me I could read about it in the book of Acts. It was at this point, however, that my interest began to wane. I certainly wanted to experience more of God in my life, but as for speaking in tongues, I frankly couldn't see the point of it. If being baptised with the Holy Spirit meant that I had to speak in tongues, I decided that I had better forget about it. And for a while I did!   On returning to England, I dismissed the subject from my mind and might have ignored it forever, had it not been for the remarkable series of events which took place the following summer. Eileen, my fiancee, and I were sitting in the youth meeting at church singing from a well-known chorus book, when I happened to notice a list of books advertised on the back cover, one of which was entitled, The full blessing of Pentecost, by Dr Andrew Murray. Immediately I concluded that this book must be dealing with the subject Laurie had been talking about last year in Switzerland, and I suggested that it might be good to get it. In a few days, Eileen received a reply from the advertisers saying that the book was no longer available.   A little disappointed, I returned home from Eileen's to my parents' house for lunch. As the meal was not quite ready, I went into the sitting room to wait. On entering, I happened to notice a book lying on the piano and casually picked it up - The full blessing of Pentecost by Dr Andrew Murray! But how did it get there? No one, except Eileen, knew anything of my interest in the subject. My parents did not know where the book had come from. It is true that my father had always had a large collection of books, but if it was his, he certainly had never read it, and didn't even know that he possessed it. Anyway, why wasn't it in the bookcase and how did it get on the piano? No one to this day has any idea how that book came to be there on the very day that I had thought it to be unobtainable. The answer must surely lie in the realm of the supernatural. With great anticipation, Eileen and I both read the book, and then we both began to pray fervently that we too might be baptised with the Holy Spirit. But the rest of the story must wait till later in the series.   So God used Laurie Dixon to speak to me. This was not only by his words but also by his actions. No doubt we're all familiar with the expression, Actions speak louder than words. Less well known is the Latin motto, Facta non verba, which means, Deeds not words. We've already seen how God speaks to us through Jesus both by what he said and what he did. His actions as much as his words show us what God is like and how he wants us to behave. And this is how he often speaks to us today   A good example of God speaking to me through the actions of another Christian is our friend Jill Cooper who used to help Eileen serve coffee on Sunday mornings at our local church. What she did was incredibly simple, but before I tell you what it was, I need to give you the background story.   In February 2010 Eileen and I went to India for a month at the invitation of the Finnish Pentecostal Churches who asked me to go and teach about the Holy Spirit where they had missionaries working in Mumbai and Machilipatnam. Now while I was the Principal at Mattersey Hall Bible College we had the privilege of training many overseas students several of whom were from India, and when our former students heard about our trip, they were quick to ask us if we would visit them too so that I could preach in the numerous churches they had planted since returning from Mattersey.   We, of course, were delighted to agree, but I knew that the schedule they organized for me would be quite intense and, as I have always believed in observing a Sabbath principle, I asked that one day in seven should be a rest day. However, in practice this didn't happen, as the day they scheduled as a rest day was the day we had to travel from one place to the next! As a result, and because that year the temperature in India was higher than usual, I was suffering from dehydration and to the disappointment of all concerned, a few of the meetings scheduled had to be cancelled.   Apart from this, we had had a great time in India and after a few weeks back in England I thought I had fully recovered. But towards the end of April, on a preaching trip to Essex, I started to experience similar symptoms to those I'd had in India. I couldn't understand this as the temperature in England was about half what it had been in India. Without going into unnecessary detail, the next two years proved to be extremely difficult. I continued to experience similar problems every time I preached. I began to wonder if the time had come for me to give up.   Then, at just the right time, Eileen and I were in Exeter at a meeting for Assemblies of God ministers and their wives. The guest preacher was John Glass, the General Superintendent of the Elim Churches. He was preaching on Jeremiah 1 when he came to verses 11-12: The word of the LORD came to me: "What do you see, Jeremiah?" "I see the branch of an almondtree," I replied. The LORD said to me, "You have seen correctly, for I am watching to see that my word is fulfilled."   He explained the play on words that we find in these verses – the Hebrew word for almond is very similar to the word for watch. The almond tree is among the first to blossom in spring. It's something you watch for as a sign that spring has come. Winter will surely be followed by spring because God watches over his word to see that it is fulfilled.   Now in England most of us don't see an almond tree too often, so John likened it to crocuses. In his garden they're the first flowers to bloom in spring. They're the sign or guarantee that winter won't be forever. Then John broke away from his notes and said something like this:   There are some of you here who are feeling that your ministry has come to an end. You have been experiencing a bleak winter, but the Lord wants you to know that it will not be forever. You will experience a new springtime.   Eileen and I looked at each other. Was this for us? Surely it must be. But there were a lot of other people in that meeting. Could it be that John's prophetic word was for them and not for us? We drove home after the meeting hoping, rather than believing, that this really was a word from the Lord for us.   And then, that evening, Jill Cooper arrived on our doorstep and said, I've brought you a little present. To be honest, I had bought it for someone else, but then I felt the Lord tell me to give it to you instead.   What was the present? A bowl of crocuses! And without a doubt, I have experienced a new springtime in my ministry. So the Lord does speak to us through other Christians, both by their words and by their actions. And, as the story I have just told you clearly illustrates, he most certainly speaks to us through preachers. But that's the subject for next time. [1] See Body Builders – Gifts to make God's people grow, Chapter 3.

Join Keith Brune, interim CEO of the City of Philadelphia, Division of Aviation for a “behind the scenes” look at the 2022 PHL 5K on the Runway that will take place on September 10, 2022. This is the 5th year that Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) will host the event, which allows participants to experience running on an actual runway used by commercial aircraft while supporting local charities. Joining Keith in this episode is Keesha Lane, PHL & PNE's Assistant Director of Community Engagement and Outreach, and John Glass, PHL's Operations Superintendent. To register or find out more information about the PHL 5K on the Runway, please visit PHL.org/PHL5K

The cell is a fundamental unit of life that is capable of metabolism, synthesizing biological molecules, harnessing energy, and replicating. To understand how life works, researchers elucidate every detail related to cellular function and determine which processes are essential. With this information, scientists constructed the first synthetic minimal cell that encoded only the genes necessary for life in laboratory conditions. In this episode, narrated by Niki Spahich, Sejal Davla from The Scientist's Creative Services Team spoke with John Glass, a professor and leader of the synthetic biology & bioenergy group at the J. Craig Venter Institute, about how his team achieved this scientific milestone and its significance in understanding life itself.   The Scientist Speaks is a podcast produced by The Scientist's Creative Services team. Our podcast is by scientists and for scientists. Once a month, we bring you the stories behind news-worthy molecular biology research. This month's episode is sponsored by Integrated DNA Technologies.

This week, we discuss what's going on in the Superbowl of the 2021-2022 NFL season. Along with us is special guest, Mr. John Glass Jr. Glass played football at Rutgers University (O-LINE) and we had a great time hearing his viewpoints..

This week, we discuss what's going on in Week 6 of the 2021-2022 NFL season. Along with us is special guest, Mr. John Glass Jr. Glass played football at Rutgers University (O-LINE). We had a great time hearing his viewpoints on this week's matchups including the upcoming Jets vs. Patriots game.

This week, we discuss what's going on in Week 3 of the 2021-2022 NFL season. Along with us is special guest, Mr. John Glass Jr. Glass played football at Rutgers University (O-LINE) and we had a great time hearing his viewpoints on this week's matchups including the upcoming Rutgers vs. Ohio State game.

The Bible often uses the analogy of Ashes and Dust (Isaiah 52 verses 1-2 & Isaiah 61 verses 1-3) to indicate mourning and disappointment. In the first of a 2 part sermon, our guest speaker John Glass encourages us to sweep away the old remnants of our lives in order to make way for a renewed life; one lived in God. He also reiterates the need to shake off the dust of disappointment in order to move on to what God has for us.

In this inspiring and timely message, John Glass reminds us that in order for us to fulfil our God-ordained destiny, it is vital that we are awakened to be restored to all that God has called us to be. Not to be missed!