Podcast appearances and mentions of jon pratt

In this episode, we discuss the New Testament canon with Dr. Jon Pratt. We cover how we got our Bible and highlight some background on recent works on the canon. Listen along and share the episode with a friend!To learn more, visit centralseminary.edu

In this episode, Aaron Downs and Jon Pratt discuss Daniel Hummel's recent book, The Rise and Fall of Dispensationalism.

What is the difference between sacraments and ordinances? Which practice is supported by the Bible?In this episode, Dr. Jon Pratt shares his insights on these religious terms and why it's important for Christians to understand them. Learn more by reading Dr. Pratt's article title “Sacrament and Ordinance: Aren't They The Same?” here https://bit.ly/4bSH7qH Dr. Jon Pratt is VP of Academics and Professor of New Testament at Central Baptist Theological Seminary.Sound Words is a ministry of Indian Hills Community Church, a Bible teaching church in Lincoln, NE. Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Follow on YouTube Follow on Twitter Follow on Threads Visit https://ihcc.org

In this episode, we conclude our conversation covering the hermeneutics and methodology of progressive dispensationalism and ideas for the future of dispensationalism. Thanks for listening to Season 2 of The Central Seminary Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

In this episode, we discuss the history of publications on dispensationalism, specifically progressive dispensationalism, and evaluate some differences with classic dispensationalism. Be sure to follow for Part 3 to conclude Season 2 of The Central Seminary Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

In this episode, we discuss the topic of dispensationalism, specifically progressive dispensationalism, and its impact on the understanding of scripture and theology. Dr. Glenny, Dr. Pratt, Dr. Williams, and Dr. Shrader share their personal journeys with dispensationalism, highlighting the nuances and key definitions of progressive dispensationalism. Follow for Parts 2 & 3 to conclude Season 2 of The Central Seminary Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

In this episode, Dr. Roy Beacham & Dr. Jon Pratt discuss the history and significance of the Central Hymn. "The Word and the Testimony" based on Isaiah 8:20, has served as the motto of Central Seminary and emphasizes the centrality of the Word of God. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

Ahead of a colossal week at Newport County, with the Trust voting on a change to the club's ownership, one of the two prospective bidders has joined Jamie Harris on the pod.We've heard from Huw Jenkins in other media, but in a 1912 Exiles exclusive, Jon Pratt joins us to outline who exactly the investment partners are, why they've put an offer in, and the sort of value the owners can provide to the club.DISCLOSURE TIME: We have also reached out to the other bidding party directly - but this is an open invitation to come on the pod and chat with us. 1912Exiles is an impartial podcast, not affiliated with either bid, or the Trust. We do not have a stance on a preferred bidder or the vote next week - we merely want to discuss important issues about the club in a balanced way, as we can with the current owners of the club - the fans.As always, you can contact the show via Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn with any questions or comments.Our theme tune is Discoland, reproduced with permission of Tinty & The Bucket Hats. Please support them by buying their music, catching them live or making a donation to Kidscape who are their chosen charity.Support the show

Ed caught up with Ollie and Esme to look back on a tumultuous week for County. Since our last pod, we've had a draw (at Walsall), a win (at Hartlepool) and a loss (at home to Sutton), as well as the departure of Darren Kelly and the arrival onto the Board of Jon Pratt. How we managed to squeeze our chat into just 40-odd minutes, you'll have to find out.We also cover the correct way to pronounce "Demetriou", give Charlie McNeil an edible nickname, and bring you news of some new 1912 Exiles merchandise. If you want to get hold of an #AnnounceBony mug, contact us via Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn where you can also send in any thoughts for future episodes.Support the show

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/COhV-f12dY8 ROBERT PATRICK's family were migrant workers. The first time he attended one school for a whole year was his senior year of high school in Roswell, New Meixco, where he also discovered his first library. and world literature. A fanatuc fan of movies and magazines, he discovered theater when he washed dishes at a summer theater in Maine. On his way back to New Mexico, he followed a cute boy into a magical coffeehouse in Greenwich Village called the Caffe Cino. It was the first Off-Off Broadway theater and the birthplace of gay theater, where Patrick did his first plays. As Off-Off Broadway grew, Patrick was called by Samuel French "New York's most-produced playwright of the 1960s." The international success of his play "Kennedy's Children" led to a decade of lecturing at high schools, colleges and small theaters nationwide. He retired in 1990 and moved to Los Angeles, where he vegetated until 2012 when yioung entrepreneurs Jason Jenn, Ian MacKInnon and Helene Udy persuaded him to sing. He has published perhaps a hundred plays, as well as poetry and a novel. A young director, Jon Pratt, plans a season of Patrick's one-acts. He is as surprised as you are.

Sexual abuse in the church has become a hot topic today. How ought churches approach this topic? What precautions should churches and church leaders take to prevent sexual abuse in the church? What should church leaders do if an incident is reported to them? In today's episode, we discuss the heavy topic of sexual abuse in the church. We consider the impact of sexual abuse upon the church as well as necessary precautions that every church should take to protect the ministry from those who might do harm. Join us for the discussion as we learn from the practical experience and insight of two men in ministry! __________________ Connect with Central Seminary: Email: info@centralseminary.edu Website: https://centralseminary.edu/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centralseminary/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/centralseminary Anchor Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/thecentralseminarypodcast/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

Exodus 19-20 (Jon Pratt)

Have you ever wanted to have a greater sense of community with people in your church? Do you find it difficult to take the first step of reaching out to others and inviting them into your life? Perhaps you want to take a step into the life of someone else but do not know how to do so. This episode of The Central Seminary Podcast is designed to help you understand hospitality in the Scriptures and show how we can practice hospitality in our own lives. Today we talk with Central Seminary's VP of Academics and professor of New Testament, Dr. Jon Pratt, and a friend of the seminary, Mrs. Pam Deckert, to explore the Biblical mandate for hospitality and discuss practical ways in which pastors and church members can become more hospitable. Join us for the conversation and remember to subscribe to our podcast! ______________________________ Connect with Central Seminary: Email: info@centralseminary.edu Website: https://centralseminary.edu/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centralseminary/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/centralseminary Anchor Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/thecentralseminarypodcast/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

Listen to this quick teaser of our second episode of The Central Seminary Podcast. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Jon Pratt and Mrs. Pam Deckert about the Christian virtue of hospitality. This episode will be released on Wednesday, March 9th, at 1:00 PM CST! ______________________________ Connect with Central Seminary: Email: info@centralseminary.edu Website: https://centralseminary.edu/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centralseminary/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/centralseminary Anchor Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/thecentralseminarypodcast/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thecentralseminarypodcast/message

Jon Pratt recently retired as Executive Director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. Jon was the founding director, working in that role since 1987. The world of collective action by and for nonprofits has evolved in many ways since that time. It has also kept some very solid foundational elements through those decades. Host Steve Boland talks to Jon about this history of building one of the largest state nonprofit associations, and what we can learn about the future from that work. Some things have stayed the same - though the current web-based job-board started out as a literal bulletin board at first. Other issues of interest to the nonprofit economy continue to change and may point to new challenges in the coming years.   More information at NextInNonprofits.com/podcast.

A new MP3 sermon from Anchor Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Keep Running Speaker: Dr. Jon Pratt Broadcaster: Anchor Bible Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/25/2021 Bible: Hebrews 12:1-3 Length: 40 min.

Jon Pratt builds community, influence and power every day. He leads the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits, a trade association for organizations that provide services in the arts, education, affordable housing, health and the environment. Just as chambers of commerce represent the interests of the business community, MCN amplifies the voices of the nonprofit community. It is where members learn about legislation affecting their mission and tax status, new research from the field, and resources for building advocacy capacities. And their considerable collective power is making an impact. MCN members meet regularly with elected officials, identify unmet needs and recommend policy solutions to solve them. Now they are upping their game with Grant Adviser. This new initiative will resonate with anyone who has ever applied for a grant or reported to a funder on grant outcomes. Think of Grant Adviser as Yelp for philanthropy. Nonprofits provide anonymous feedback about foundations, from the application process to their communications with applicants. And foundations are (mostly) taking the feedback seriously. There’s more to come from MCN and Grant Advisor. That is always the case when change makers are the helm.      

Kari Aanestad is the Director of Advancement for the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits (MCN) and Co-Director of Grant Advisor. Jon Pratt is the Executive Director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. Kari recently published a blog post, Why Donor Advised Funds Aren’t Really for Grantwriters (But Can Be…) at GrantAdvisor.org. An increasing amount of philanthropic giving is moving through Donor Advised Funds (DAFs), and this raises more questions about the nature of DAFs, transparency in giving, and supporting charitable work in communities. Kari and Jon join host Steve Boland to talk about a special working group around DAFs convened at MCN, how nonprofits can use tools like NOZAsearch and DAFdirect links to improve their success with DAF donors, and efforts around legislation on how DAFs may change in the future. More information at https://NextInNonprofits.com/podcastGrant Advisor blog post on DAFs :: Grant Advisor :: Minnesota Council of Nonprofits :: Jon Pratt :: Kari Aanestad :: NOZAsearch :: DAFdirect ::

“Knowing Christ in Triumph and Suffering” by Dr. Jon Pratt. Released: 5-13-18 The post Knowing Christ in Triumph and Suffering appeared first on Faith Baptist Church.

Scripture reveals that Jesus, from the time of his incarnation, is both fully God and fully man.   The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD produced the Chalcedonian Creed to counter the false explanations of the union of the two natures of Christ and the down-right heretical teachings concerning the incarnation of Christ.  Four key statements can be drawn from this creed: 1.     Christ is fully (perfectly) God. 2.     Christ is fully (perfectly) human. 3.     The divine nature and human nature are united in the person of Jesus Christ.   4.     Jesus Christ is one person.   These four statements can be placed along each side of a box.  This box is the Chalcedonian Box. As long as any teaching, anecdote, or analogy of the person and work of Christ maintains that Jesus is fully God, fully man, one person, with two natures, it lands within this box.  When one of these doctrines is distorted, or worse, erased, the teaching lands outside of the box is appropriately labeled a heresy.   Alan Shlemon, a speaker, teacher, and writer, for Stand to Reason, created a slide for a presentation he gave on the incarnation of Christ.  At the center of the slide is the Chalcedonian Box with a clipart image of Jesus in the middle of the box.  Outside of the box lies DC's Batman and Superman and Marvel's the Hulk and Spider-Man.   Wes and Andy discuss this excellent image Shlemon created!  Jon Pratt sits like a fly on the wall once again.   How are Batman, Superman, the Hulk, and Spider-Man not good analogies to use to explain how Jesus can be one person with natures?  Why does it matter if we are missing the mark of Scripture with these comic book analogies?  Also, more importantly, what Christological heresies align with these modern day comic book superhero analogies to let us know that people have actually taught Christ in these throughout history, and in some cases still do! 

Matt (@DrewetteCard) is joined by Jon Pratt (@jonpratt) and Billy Corcoran (@MisterCMaine) to reflect on autonomous learning. We ask, "how can lifelong learning be measured?" And come up with answers! Not that there's anything wrong with that. Follow and add to the conversation by using #EdChatME on Twitter. Follow @EdChatME on Twitter too, while you're over there. Remember that the live #EdChatME chat happens Monday nights at 8:30pm Eastern. For more information about the EdChatME Design Team, upcoming chat topics, the chat archive, and our #NEXTSTEPS blog, go to: edchatme.weebly.com. Oh, and if the audio isn't that great... forgive us. Judge us on the content of our conversation not the quality of our recording devices. Who do you think we are... @PLearnMC? (Follow them too...)

Today we take another cultural departure from Washington, DC and chat with Jon Pratt of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. The Council exists to make nonprofits more effective and helps share resources, education, and training among nonoprofits working in Minnesota. This helps their member organizations stay current on trends and technology even while focusing primarily on their core issues. Minnesota as a whole and the nonprofits working there benefit from a unique state tradition -- the Keystone Awards. Find out how charitable organizations are supplementing their fundraising and maybe something you hear in today's episode will trigger a great actionable idea for your organization. Jon Pratt is the executive director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. He has worked at Minnesota Public Interest Research Group as an attorney and lobbyist, as regional director at the Youth Project, and as director for the Philanthropy Project. The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits (MCN) was founded in 1987 to meet the increasing information needs of nonprofits and to convene nonprofits to address issues facing the sector. It is the largest state association of nonprofits in the U.S. Through MCN, nonprofits join together across interest areas to work on issues of common concern to all.