Podcasts about linvoy primus

Mani Djazmi presents a special programme as Crystal Palace defender Joel Ward and the former Portsmouth player Linvoy Primus discuss their Christian faith. We also hear from former USA international Jaelene Daniels, whose religious beliefs led her to turn down the chance to continue playing for her country.

Crystal Palace defender Joel Ward and the former Portsmouth player Linvoy Primus discuss their Christian faith. We also hear from former USA international Jaelene Daniels, whose religious beliefs led her to turn down the chance to continue playing for her country. Picture on website: Joel Ward of Crystal Palace prays on pitch before a match between against Burnley (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images)

In this episode with Linvoy Primus, we spoke about: - Playing in THAT Portsmouth team under Harry Redknapp - How becoming a Christian kickstarted his career - His long-lasting relationship with Alan Pardew - Growing up and Charlton Athletic, Barnet and a difficult changing room at Reading FC - Having a stand named after him, his charity work and MBE

Hear Linvoy's story of growing up in the tough streets of London, to rising to the top of the English game playing in the Premier League. He's joined by Philip Mitchell, himself a top footballer in his day playing in the Irish League and now heading up the work of Sports Chaplaincy in Ireland. Now both following Jesus they talk about living for an Audience of One.

This morning we have ex pro footabller Linvoy Primus with us, giving a short interview about his journey to faith and the path he is now on to encourage others with faith in sport. If anything in the sermon stood out to you and you'd like to speak with someone, please contact us at office@beacon-church.org. Find us at: www.beacon-church.org www.facebook.com/beaconchurchldn

For elite athletes, this is singularly the greatest issue. When you stop playing, you have no idea who you are, where you fit into society, what your future holds or how to conduct yourself. It's a tremendous pressure on elite athletes and that's why we're looking at it. In this first episode of a new series, Danno chats to former Premier League footballer Linvoy Primus. Having played more than 400 professional matches over a 17-year career, Linvoy shares some of the challenges he faced in making the transition to life after football and offers advice to elite athletes approaching retirement today. Listen in as Linvoy talks about Knowing it was time to retire (2mins) When it finally sunk in that he was an ex-footballer (7.20) The impact of a Bible verse given to him by a 15-year-old fan (14.20) The fears retiring athletes have (20.45) Trusting in God when you're outside your comfort zone (22.00) And much more…

“The Bible and Me” S02 Episode 5: Linvoy Primus – God, Life and the Beautiful Game In this episode, Nigel speaks to Linvoy Primus about how God’s Word impacted the life of a professional footballer The post Linvoy Primus – God, Life and the Beautiful Game – Episode 5 appeared first on Precept UK.

It’s a special one today and we hear from David Gyasi, the actor and producer, best known for Interstellar, Cloud Atlas  and The Dark Knight Rises. Steve also natters with two old friends and big supporters of Sorted, former footballer Linvoy Primus and our favourite copper, Tony Stamp from The Bill, best known as Graham Cole, and one of the nicest guys in showbusiness.

Why should Christian athletes at the top level get stuck into church? That's the question we're tackling on the latest Christians in Sport Podcast. Having met a series of elite sportspeople over the course of the year, we now discuss another key issue that comes out of many of the interviews. The Bible tells us that followers of Jesus should prioritise meeting together (Hebrews 10 v 25), but that can be really hard for elite athletes who spend much of the season away from home and are often viewed as celebrities when they are there. Despite this, our panellists, former Olympic rower Debbie Flood and ex-Premier League footballer Linvoy Primus, found church to a vital encouragement as they looked to follow Jesus at the highest level of sport. In this podcast, they tell Danno why that was the case and the vital difference being part of supportive church families made to them. To get the ball rolling, we hear clips from previous interviews with Paralympic sprinter Niel Louw, ex-England women's hooker Ann O'Flynn and former West Bromwich Albion defender Darren Moore, which Debbie and Linvoy expand on. Listen to this fascinating podcast as the panel talk about: - The feeling of finally belonging somewhere (3mins 40secs) - Being cared for and supported by a church family and the wonder of normality (6.00) - The importance of good Bible teaching in applying faith to professional sport (8.30) - Prioritising meeting with other Christians (13.40) - Still going to church when your bad performance was shown on Match of the Day (16.45) - Being supported and prayed for while on training camps and away competing (21.30) - The importance of midweek fellowship groups (22.30) - Advice to church leaders if elite sportspeople join their church (23.40) - Why every follower of Jesus needs to be encouraged (26.00) - And much more…

A special roundtable podcast with Graham Daniels interviewing Olympian Debbie Flood and footballer Linvoy Primus about what its like being a Christian and a top-level athlete and if the two can go together.

We kick off the new year on the Christians in Sport podcast with a trip to the Hawthorns – home of West Bromwich Albion. Here Danno meets former West Brom, Derby and Portsmouth defender Darren Moore, who is now First Team Coach of West Brom. Listen to this absorbing podcast as Darren talks about: The last-minute call up that saw him make his first-team debut at 17 (4mins 20secs) The gut-wrenching experience of not getting to play in the Premier League after winning promotion with Bradford City (6.30) The influence Bradford teammate Wayne Jacobs had on his Christian faith (9.20) How he felt when he understood he could trust God and not be fearful (11.30) The chances he had to share his faith in Jesus with teammates at Portsmouth (14.40) His friendship with Linvoy Primus, who also became a Christian (18.40) The rollercoaster experience of yo-yoing between the Championship and the Premier League with West Brom (19.40) Winning the Championship Play-off Final with Derby against West Brom (22.50) Helping current footballers look to Christ (25.00) The assurance of his secure status as a child of God (28.45) Being part of a fellowship group for Christian footballers in the Midlands (31.50) And much more…

Linvoy Primus played professional football for 16 years including nine years for Portsmouth where he became a cult hero. In a wide ranging conversation with Graham Daniels, he talks about the uncertainty he felt as he started out his career before dwelling on the fear that plagues you as a professional footballer as well as the isolation and loneliness they can feel. Finally he talks about how his Christian faith impacted how he looked at his career and how it affected the way he played. Produced by Effie Productions

In the first of a new series of monthly podcasts, Steve and Tony discuss metal detecting, beach huts, comedy disasters, wrestling and being a maverick. Also starring Portsmouth FC legend, Linvoy Primus and his famous Harry Redknapp impression. There's something for everyone here.

Join the Royals Post podcast team as they run the rule over Reading's defeat at West Brom. Alan West and Paul Williams are back with Reading Post reporter Jonny Fordham and they have an exclusive Linvoy Primus talk to bring listeners. As always, there are all the regular features - plus a special Premier League chat on the use of Twitter by footballers. More on Reading Football Club at http://www.getreading.co.uk/readingfc