Podcasts about Lockridge

HOUSE FOR THE BROKEN FILM SERIES Teaser https://cinemaministry.com/FacebookInstagramTiktokBIOFor Jaron Lockridge, filmmaking has always been an art form for telling authentic and relatable stories. He has garnered over 5 million streams with independent successes such as Betray, Betray: Thirst, Cubic Zirconia, and Down Bad across major streaming platforms, including Tubi, Amazon, and Roku. After nearly a decade of building Misguided Perceptions Media Group into a successful independent production house, Lockridge's creative path took a definitive turn.Following a transformative personal encounter with God, Jaron committed to using his craft solely for the Gospel, rebranding his company as Cinema Ministry Productions to reflect this new calling. This transition marks a courageous new chapter, bringing the same raw, uncompromising honesty of his previous work to the world of Christian media. Through projects like the faith-based series House for the Broken, Jaron continues to craft stories from an authentic perspective, proving that faith-based content can be as emotionally resonant and narratively bold as any secular drama. HOUSE FOR THE BROKEN FILM SERIESTeaser https://youtu.be/qPkZC22B0BE?si=AcuBED609Kuml45b House for the Broken is an eight episode streaming series which touches on several subjects from fatherhood, addiction, abuse, proper discipleship, and the weight of pastoral ministry. House for the Broken is set to release late July 2026 with platforms TBD. NOTE FROM JARON I wrote House for the Broken after gaining renewed faith after a difficult period in my life. House for the Broken is a multitude of stories I've experienced personally or witnessed from people around me and through my "day job" as a full-time police officer in the state of Tennessee. The show focuses on showing the side of Christianity that isn't regularly portrayed like the weight of being a pastor, being unequally yoked in a relationship with a non-believer and being a new Christian trying to escape the shame of their past. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Guest: Lockridge, JaronSeries: House for the BrokenTopic: a description of the series, to be released, that examines brokenness and hope in GodWebsite: cinemaministry.com

In June 2004, Bradley Christopher Nicolaides orchestrated the biggest escape from maximum security in Australian history from the holding cells beneath the Perth Supreme Court in Western Australia. The group of 9 prisoners overpowered security personnel and fled, triggering a large-scale police manhunt across Perth. Authorities quickly identified Nicolaides and fellow escapee Claudio Simeon as high-priority targets. Two days after the breakout, police located and arrested them during a raid on a house in the suburb of Lockridge. A firearm and a stolen vehicle were also reportedly found during the operation.   The escape became one of Western Australia's most notable courthouse security failures. Following his recapture, Nicolaides appeared in court under heavy security and was remanded in custody. Later court records show that the escape formed part of a lengthy criminal history that included armed robbery, firearms offences, and other serious charges.   ________________   Follow us on social media!   Instagram: @normlesspodcast     YouTube: www.youtube.com/@normless   Facebook: www.facebook.com/normlesspodcast/    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/norm...   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@normlesspodcast   Website: normless.simplecast.com   ________________   Hayden Kelly, ESSAM, AES, AEP, MHPS   Host of the NORMLESS podcast   Connect with me on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn Follow us on social media!

What if God was pursuing you... even through a YouTube algorithm?In this powerful episode of Your Biggest Breakthrough, we sit down with filmmaker and police officer Jaron Lockridge to discuss faith, addiction, suffering, purpose, healing, and how one unexpected YouTube video became a turning point in his life.Jaron shares his incredible journey from witnessing trauma and brokenness as a police officer to battling a personal faith crisis that nearly pulled him away from God. He opens up about overcoming pornography addiction, discovering a deeper relationship with Christ, and why he felt called to leave successful secular filmmaking behind to create faith-based media that authentically portrays the struggles Christians face.If you've ever questioned God, struggled with shame, wrestled with addiction, felt distant from Him, or wondered why suffering exists, this conversation will encourage and challenge you.Podcast Chapters[00:00] Podcast Preview[01:10] Topic and Guest Introduction:[03:16] Welcome, Jaron Lockridge[04:55] Why He Became a Police Officer[06:30] The Emotional Weight of Law Enforcement[07:28] Success in Secular Filmmaking[08:30] The Faith Crisis That Changed Everything[10:00] The YouTube Video God Used[11:10] Instant Freedom from Addiction[11:50] Why He Transitioned to Christian Filmmaking[13:50] Breaking Free from Hidden Struggles[15:40] Dealing with Pain God's Way[17:02] Reading the Bible Changed Everything[18:20] Why He Created House for the Broken[21:40] Lessons from Law Enforcement and Broken Humanity[26:09] What's Missing in Faith-Based Media[29:55] The Character He Relates to Most[32:28] The Greatest Lesson God Taught Him[35:05] What He Hopes Viewers Experience[37:45] How to Overcome Shame and Find Healing[39:15] Where to Watch House for the Broken and ResourcesResources mentioned:Website: https://cinemaministry.comYouTube: Cinema MinistryFacebook: @cinemaministryInstagram: @CinemaMinistryTikTok: @CinemaMinistryWatch for House for the Broken coming soon to streaming platforms.Guest's bio:Jaron Lockridge is a police officer, filmmaker, writer, director, and the founder of Cinema Ministry Productions. With a lifelong passion for storytelling, he spent years producing independent films while building a career in law enforcement, giving him a unique perspective on both the brokenness and resilience of the human experience.Through his work as a police officer, Jaron has witnessed firsthand the struggles, pain, and challenges people face during some of life's darkest moments. These experiences, combined with his own personal journey of faith, have deeply shaped his approach to storytelling.After a life-changing encounter with God, Jaron felt called to redirect his creative talents from secular filmmaking to creating Christ-centered content that shares the hope of the Gospel. Today, he produces authentic, emotionally honest films and series that explore themes of brokenness, shame, redemption, healing, and God's grace.Jaron is best known for his upcoming faith-based series, House for the Broken, a powerful project inspired by personal experiences and real-life stories. Through filmmaking, ministry, and speaking, he is passionate about helping people discover hope, healing, and purpose through a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.Call to action:Make sure to visit yourbiggestbreakthrough.com for your FREE access to our e-book and audiobook, "Unstoppable: Divine Intervention in Overcoming Adversity," showcasing six powerful real-life stories. Get ready to be inspired by these mind-blowing breakthroughs!To learn more about Wendie and her Visibly Fit program, visit wendiepett.comTo find out more about Todd and his coaching program for men, find him on the web at toddisberner.com.All the links you need to subscribe to the podcast are at both our websites! And if you feel so inclined, we'd be honored if you were to leave a rating and review of our show. It definitely helps with us being more visible to more people.And if we like it, we might just read your review on the podcast!

So "Hollywood" came calling again and introduced us to an incredible Independent Film Maker, Jaron Lockridge. Police officer by day, film maker by night - Jaron moved from gritty film making to gritty films with a story of faith "lived out." In his soon to be released episodic production, "House for the Broken," Jaron takes on real life and how it is complicated and messy - where does faith fit in? You can find this on Amazon, Tubi, and Roku starting July. Join us for this exciting interview and check out Jaron's website at cinemaministry.com!

Teaser https://youtu.be/qPkZC22B0BE?si=AcuBED609Kuml45b House for the Broken is an eight episode streaming series which touches on several subjects from fatherhood, addiction, abuse, proper discipleship, and the weight of pastoral ministry. House for the Broken is set to release late July 2026 with platforms TBD. House for the Broken Bruce T Davis Jaron Lockridge For Jaron Lockridge, filmmaking has always been an art form for telling authentic and relatable stories. He has garnered over 5 million streams with independent successes such as Betray, Betray: Thirst, Cubic Zirconia, and Down Bad across major streaming platforms, including Tubi, Amazon, and Roku. After nearly a decade of building Misguided Perceptions Media Group into a successful independent production house, Lockridge's creative path took a definitive turn.Following a transformative personal encounter with God, Jaron committed to using his craft solely for the Gospel, rebranding his company as Cinema Ministry Productions to reflect this new calling. This transition marks a courageous new chapter, bringing the same raw, uncompromising honesty of his previous work to the world of Christian media. Through projects like the faith-based series House for the Broken, Jaron continues to craft stories from an authentic perspective, proving that faith-based content can be as emotionally resonant and narratively bold as any secular drama. FilmWebsiteYouTubeFace BookInstagramTicTok

In this talk, originally given at the 2023 SOUTH Conference, Adam Lockridge describes the "beginning and end of an Orthodox Education."

Es ist Freitag – aber der Sonntag kommtDas ist mein KönigDie Bibel sagt: Mein König ist der König der Juden.Er ist der König Israels.Er ist der König der Gerechtigkeit.Er ist der König der Zeitalter.Er ist der König des Himmels.Er ist der König der Herrlichkeit.Er ist der König der Königeund er ist der Herr der Herren.Das ist mein König.Ich frage mich: Kennst du ihn?Mein König ist ein souveräner König.Kein Maß kann die Grenze seiner grenzenlosen Liebe bestimmen.Kein Fernglas kann die Weite seines Versorgens erfassen.Kein Hindernis kann ihn davon abhalten, seine Segnungen auszugießen.Er ist bleibend stark.Er ist vollkommen aufrichtig.Er ist ewig fest.Er ist unsterblich gnädig.Er ist königlich mächtig.Er ist unparteiisch barmherzig.Verstehst du, was ich meine?Er ist der größte Lehrer, den die Welt je kannte.Er ist das Wunder der Zeitalter.Er ist der Mittelpunkt der Zivilisation.Er steht allein in sich selbst.Er ist einzigartig.Er ist unvergleichlich.Er ist unübertroffen.Er versorgt die Schwachen.Er stärkt die Müden.Er ist Zuflucht für die Versuchenden.Er ist Retter für die Verlorenen.Er leitet die Führerund hilft den Unterdrückten.Er heilt die Kranken.Er reinigt die Aussätzigen.Er vergibt Sündern.Er befreit die Gefangenen.Er verteidigt die Schwachen.Er segnet die Jungen.Er dient den Unglücklichen.Er achtet die Alten.Er belohnt die Fleißigen.Und er verschönert die Sanftmütigen.Das ist mein König.Kennst du ihn?Mein König ist der Schlüssel zum Wissen.Er ist die Quelle der Weisheit.Er ist die Tür zur Befreiung.Er ist der Weg zum Frieden.Er ist die Straße zur Gerechtigkeit.Er ist die Autobahn zur Heiligkeit.Er ist das Tor zur Herrlichkeit.Kennst du ihn?Sein Leben ist unvergleichlich.Seine Güte ist grenzenlos.Seine Barmherzigkeit ist ewig.Seine Liebe hört niemals auf.Seine Macht kennt keine Grenzen.Seine Gnade ist unerschöpflich.Seine Herrschaft ist gerecht.Sein Joch ist sanft.Und seine Last ist leicht.Ich wünschte, ich könnte ihn dir beschreiben…Aber er ist unbeschreiblich.Ja, er ist unbeschreiblich.Er ist unbegreiflich.Er ist unbesiegbar.Er ist unwiderstehlich.Die Himmel der Himmel können ihn nicht fassen,geschweige denn ein Mensch ihn erklären.Du kannst ihn nicht aus deinem Leben verbannenund dennoch leben.Du kannst ihn nicht überdauern,und du kannst nicht ohne ihn leben.Die Pharisäer konnten ihn nicht ertragen.Aber sie fanden keinen Fehler an ihm.Pilatus konnte keine Schuld an ihm finden.Herodes konnte ihn nicht töten.Der Tod konnte ihn nicht halten.Und das Grab konnte ihn nicht festhalten.Das ist mein König!

Este audio presenta una reflexión poética y teológica a cargo del pastor Sugel Michelen, basada en el famoso poema "Es viernes, pero el domingo viene" del predicador afroamericano sadrac mesac lockridge. Resumen del Contenido: La narrativa del Viernes (1:30 - 3:55): El poema relata de manera conmovedora los eventos del Viernes Santo, describiendo la angustia, el abandono y el sufrimiento de Jesús en la cruz. A pesar de la victoria aparente del pecado, la muerte y los enemigos de Jesús, el autor enfatiza repetidamente una frase de esperanza: "Pero el domingo se está acercando". La realidad de la Resurrección (4:01 - 4:44): Michelen explica que ese domingo ya ocurrió hace más de 2000 años. Destaca que la historia no terminó en la tumba; Jesús resucitó, ascendió a los cielos y reina victorioso, habiendo cumplido las profecías sobre su muerte y resurrección. Mensaje de esperanza para el creyente (4:45 - 6:02): El pastor exhorta a los creyentes a vivir con la confianza de que, así como se cumplieron las promesas de la primera venida y resurrección de Cristo, también se cumplirá la promesa de su segunda venida (Maranatha). Finalmente, anima a confiar en que, aunque en el mundo tengamos aflicción, Jesús ha vencido al mundo y nuestra gloria futura no es comparable con las aflicciones presentes.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-ebenezer-rd--3279340/support.ESCUCHAR RADIO 

Este audio presenta una reflexión poética y teológica a cargo del pastor Sugel Michelen, basada en el famoso poema "Es viernes, pero el domingo viene" del predicador afroamericano sadrac mesac lockridge. Resumen del Contenido: La narrativa del Viernes (1:30 - 3:55): El poema relata de manera conmovedora los eventos del Viernes Santo, describiendo la angustia, el abandono y el sufrimiento de Jesús en la cruz. A pesar de la victoria aparente del pecado, la muerte y los enemigos de Jesús, el autor enfatiza repetidamente una frase de esperanza: "Pero el domingo se está acercando". La realidad de la Resurrección (4:01 - 4:44): Michelen explica que ese domingo ya ocurrió hace más de 2000 años. Destaca que la historia no terminó en la tumba; Jesús resucitó, ascendió a los cielos y reina victorioso, habiendo cumplido las profecías sobre su muerte y resurrección. Mensaje de esperanza para el creyente (4:45 - 6:02): El pastor exhorta a los creyentes a vivir con la confianza de que, así como se cumplieron las promesas de la primera venida y resurrección de Cristo, también se cumplirá la promesa de su segunda venida (Maranatha). Finalmente, anima a confiar en que, aunque en el mundo tengamos aflicción, Jesús ha vencido al mundo y nuestra gloria futura no es comparable con las aflicciones presentes.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/musica-cristiana--4958188/support.

Este audio presenta una reflexión poética y teológica a cargo del pastor Sugel Michelen, basada en el famoso poema "Es viernes, pero el domingo viene" del predicador afroamericano sadrac mesac lockridge. Resumen del Contenido: La narrativa del Viernes (1:30 - 3:55): El poema relata de manera conmovedora los eventos del Viernes Santo, describiendo la angustia, el abandono y el sufrimiento de Jesús en la cruz. A pesar de la victoria aparente del pecado, la muerte y los enemigos de Jesús, el autor enfatiza repetidamente una frase de esperanza: "Pero el domingo se está acercando". La realidad de la Resurrección (4:01 - 4:44): Michelen explica que ese domingo ya ocurrió hace más de 2000 años. Destaca que la historia no terminó en la tumba; Jesús resucitó, ascendió a los cielos y reina victorioso, habiendo cumplido las profecías sobre su muerte y resurrección. Mensaje de esperanza para el creyente (4:45 - 6:02): El pastor exhorta a los creyentes a vivir con la confianza de que, así como se cumplieron las promesas de la primera venida y resurrección de Cristo, también se cumplirá la promesa de su segunda venida (Maranatha). Finalmente, anima a confiar en que, aunque en el mundo tengamos aflicción, Jesús ha vencido al mundo y nuestra gloria futura no es comparable con las aflicciones presentes.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/meditacion-del-dia--4064350/support.ESCUCHAR RADIO 

Este audio presenta una reflexión poética y teológica a cargo del pastor Sugel Michelen, basada en el famoso poema "Es viernes, pero el domingo viene" del predicador afroamericano sadrac mesac lockridge. Resumen del Contenido: La narrativa del Viernes (1:30 - 3:55): El poema relata de manera conmovedora los eventos del Viernes Santo, describiendo la angustia, el abandono y el sufrimiento de Jesús en la cruz. A pesar de la victoria aparente del pecado, la muerte y los enemigos de Jesús, el autor enfatiza repetidamente una frase de esperanza: "Pero el domingo se está acercando". La realidad de la Resurrección (4:01 - 4:44): Michelen explica que ese domingo ya ocurrió hace más de 2000 años. Destaca que la historia no terminó en la tumba; Jesús resucitó, ascendió a los cielos y reina victorioso, habiendo cumplido las profecías sobre su muerte y resurrección. Mensaje de esperanza para el creyente (4:45 - 6:02): El pastor exhorta a los creyentes a vivir con la confianza de que, así como se cumplieron las promesas de la primera venida y resurrección de Cristo, también se cumplirá la promesa de su segunda venida (Maranatha). Finalmente, anima a confiar en que, aunque en el mundo tengamos aflicción, Jesús ha vencido al mundo y nuestra gloria futura no es comparable con las aflicciones presentes.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tu-historia-preferida--4231678/support.ESCUCHAR RADIO 

Este audio presenta una reflexión poética y teológica a cargo del pastor Sugel Michelen, basada en el famoso poema "Es viernes, pero el domingo viene" del predicador afroamericano sadrac mesac lockridge. Resumen del Contenido: La narrativa del Viernes (1:30 - 3:55): El poema relata de manera conmovedora los eventos del Viernes Santo, describiendo la angustia, el abandono y el sufrimiento de Jesús en la cruz. A pesar de la victoria aparente del pecado, la muerte y los enemigos de Jesús, el autor enfatiza repetidamente una frase de esperanza: "Pero el domingo se está acercando". La realidad de la Resurrección (4:01 - 4:44): Michelen explica que ese domingo ya ocurrió hace más de 2000 años. Destaca que la historia no terminó en la tumba; Jesús resucitó, ascendió a los cielos y reina victorioso, habiendo cumplido las profecías sobre su muerte y resurrección. Mensaje de esperanza para el creyente (4:45 - 6:02): El pastor exhorta a los creyentes a vivir con la confianza de que, así como se cumplieron las promesas de la primera venida y resurrección de Cristo, también se cumplirá la promesa de su segunda venida (Maranatha). Finalmente, anima a confiar en que, aunque en el mundo tengamos aflicción, Jesús ha vencido al mundo y nuestra gloria futura no es comparable con las aflicciones presentes.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/noticias-en-espanol--3690946/support.ESCUCHAR RADIO 

John 11:1-6 Good Friday is the most powerful reminder that suffering is not futile, even though we tend to think it is; and that it doesn’t get the final word, even though it can feel like it does. In the midst of suffering we rarely understand the why. But the story of Lazarus — and the cross most of all — gives us a window into a few of the reasons why.The story of Jesus raising Lazarus shows us that far from being futile, it is actually suffering that produces greater faith and reliance on Jesus more than anything else. Suffering and even death are not the last word. Jesus gets the last word. And while Good Friday is full of sorrow, heartbreak, and death, S.M. Lockridge was right when he famously bellowed, “It’s Friday, but Sunday’s coming.” Death is not dying. Resurrection gets the last word.

Fantasy Baseball Live – March 29, 2026 @ 3 pm – I need to be done by 4:15 pm.Segment 1 – Review the games of the weekendOther notes:1.Cam Schlitter was dominate in his first outing – 5.1 IP, 1 hit, 0 ER, 8K/1BBa.I wasn't sure about him coming into the season, but WOW that was something.2.Several rookies have gotten off to strong startsa.Chase DeLauter – 4 for 9, 2K/0BB, 3 HR against the Mariners (against Gilbert and Kirby)b.JJ Wetherholt – 3 for 9, 1 HR, 1 SB, 1K/0BB, including a walk off hitc.Sal Stewart – 5 for 8, 1 HR, 1K/0BB3.Michael McGreevy fastball averaged 90.7 mph (T 92.2) with only 6 whiffs on 36 swings, but somehow no-hit the Rays for six innings. I'm not sure about this one. Thoughts?4.Andrew Vaughn becomes the fourth guy to fracture his hamate bone. Jeferson Quero gets the callup, they shift Bauers to first for Saturday's game and Lockridge fills in for Bauers, who was filling in for Chourio.a.Any interest in Quero. b.Odd, they didn't give Tyler Black a shot after a great spring.5.Christopher Morel has an oblique issue and the Marlins call on Deyvison De Los Santos to make his long awaited MLB debut?a.Any interest?Segment 2 – Tim's First Waiver Wire of the yearSegment 3 – Closer ReportClose

Knowing ChristSeries: Centred on Christ Preacher: Nick MoxonSunday MorningDate: 22nd March 2026Passage: Philippians 3:7-14-------------------During the message, Nick referred to a clip of a sermon entitled "That's My King" by S.M. Lockridge (1976 Detroit, Michigan). The video clip can be found here.

Grant reacts to the Badgers finish in the BTT and their draw in a 5-12 against High Point. The Dolphins traded away Waddle, could the Packers have interest in Achane? Will Garrett Mitchell make the team? Jesse Temple joins to talk Badgers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe take a look at the wildly healthy landscape of the Brewers in spring training, with even minor injury question marks like Brandon Woodruff and Trevor Megill seemingly on track. What about prospect Jett Williams? Tyler Black and Brandon Lockridge are the breakout stars of spring so far. How does Luis Rengifo look at third? Could Aaron Ashby still be a starting pitcher? How has the ball/strike challenge system impacted the game? Who else is jumping out?Then, Todd and JR provide the first Three Up, Three Down of the season (31:30), spinning through some intriguing spring highlights including homers robbed by weird ground rules, a viral Jacob Misiorowski video, a three-run single, a dinged-up food truck, Joey Ortiz with the bases loaded and young prospects who have impressed.

Share a commentA clear spine runs through everything we talk about today: make Christ unmistakable. We share how two pastors—E. V. Hill and S. M. Lockridge—held fast to the gospel when culture pulled hard, and why their courage still instructs our pulpits, our neighborhoods, and our daily conversations. Their stories cut through labels and factions, not because they dodged hard issues, but because they put Jesus at the center and let everything else take its proper place.We start with EV Hill's beginnings in Texas and his long pastorate in Los Angeles, where conviction outran credentials. He was loved by some, resisted by others, and shaped by Acts 4 boldness—recognized as a man who had been with Jesus. From praying at inaugurations to preaching an unblushing pro-life, six-day creation stance, he refused to let party lines define his pulpit. Then we dig into his “block captain” strategy, a simple but potent evangelism network that placed believers on nearly two thousand blocks so every neighbor could hear a kind, persistent invitation to meet Christ.From there we trace SM Lockridge's journey from Texas to San Diego, his statewide leadership, and the enduring power of “That's My King.” The sermon still spreads because it exalts Jesus without ornament or apology, marrying cadence to rich doctrine. We explore how that vision of Christ—majestic, merciful, reigning—creates believers who can withstand pressure and love their cities well. Along the way we name the three anchors that shaped both men: the gospel of Christ as the priority, the approval of Christ as the motive, and the glory of Christ as the fascination.If you've been longing for examples that stand taller than trends, this conversation offers a way forward: claim your address as an assignment, speak the name of Jesus with clarity and warmth, and cultivate awe until courage follows. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a review telling us where you're placing your next “block captain” for the gospel._____Stephen's latest book, Legacies of Light, Volume 2, is our gift for your special donation to our ministry. Follow this link for information or to donate:https://www.wisdomonline.org/mp/legaciesSupport the show

Share a commentA clear spine runs through everything we talk about today: make Christ unmistakable. We share how two pastors—E. V. Hill and S. M. Lockridge—held fast to the gospel when culture pulled hard, and why their courage still instructs our pulpits, our neighborhoods, and our daily conversations. Their stories cut through labels and factions, not because they dodged hard issues, but because they put Jesus at the center and let everything else take its proper place.We start with EV Hill's beginnings in Texas and his long pastorate in Los Angeles, where conviction outran credentials. He was loved by some, resisted by others, and shaped by Acts 4 boldness—recognized as a man who had been with Jesus. From praying at inaugurations to preaching an unblushing pro-life, six-day creation stance, he refused to let party lines define his pulpit. Then we dig into his “block captain” strategy, a simple but potent evangelism network that placed believers on nearly two thousand blocks so every neighbor could hear a kind, persistent invitation to meet Christ.From there we trace SM Lockridge's journey from Texas to San Diego, his statewide leadership, and the enduring power of “That's My King.” The sermon still spreads because it exalts Jesus without ornament or apology, marrying cadence to rich doctrine. We explore how that vision of Christ—majestic, merciful, reigning—creates believers who can withstand pressure and love their cities well. Along the way we name the three anchors that shaped both men: the gospel of Christ as the priority, the approval of Christ as the motive, and the glory of Christ as the fascination.If you've been longing for examples that stand taller than trends, this conversation offers a way forward: claim your address as an assignment, speak the name of Jesus with clarity and warmth, and cultivate awe until courage follows. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a review telling us where you're placing your next “block captain” for the gospel._____Stephen's latest book, Legacies of Light, Volume 2, is our gift for your special donation to our ministry. Follow this link for information or to donate:https://www.wisdomonline.org/mp/legaciesSupport the show

Title: Ohio University Sports Ad Series S6 Ep 5Guest: Joni Lockridge

What happens when a conservationist working in Iowa's timberlands begins to sense that something is watching him? In this eerie and intense episode, we sit down with Jesse, a forestry contractor from Van Buren County, Iowa, who shares a lifetime of strange experiences that range from childhood encounters with hairy beings to mysterious orbs, tree structures, mind-speak, and being told to leave certain areas of the woods immediately. Jesse's detailed accounts—rooted in conservation work across locations like Lockridge, Douds, and the legendary Lacey Keosauqua State Park—paint a vivid picture of how something ancient might still be hiding in Iowa's forgotten forests. If you've ever wondered what it's like to work every day in the backyard of Sasquatch, this episode will open your eyes—and keep you up at night.

On this episode of Mothboys, the boys come back from a long hiatus and discuss The Cole Hollow Road Monster and The Lockridge Monster, two terrifying creatures with possible big feet. We also discuss swing daddies, the alpha lifestyle, and how Matt broke his foot at Veggie Man Day.Follow along on our moth-journey on Instagram at @mothboyspodcast and on Facebook at Mothboys.

Sounds outfielder Brandon Lockridge joins Jeff Hem on the pregame show to talk about the trade deadline deal that took him from Triple-A El Paso for the Padres to the big leagues with the Brewers, the familiar faces he saw when he joined the Brewers and how his style of play fits, and how he approaches being at Triple-A.

4Gen Logistics has one of the largest zero-emission drayage fleets in Southern California — with 64 battery-electric trucks and 15 hydrogen fuel-cell trucks. But getting there hasn't been easy.In this episode of HDT Talks Trucking, Editor Deborah Lockridge sits down with Brad Bayne, VP of Strategic Initiatives at 4Gen Logistics and a 2023 HDT Truck Fleet Innovator, to discuss the lessons learned on the road to becoming a 100% zero-emissions fleet by 2025.

After a string of amazing weeks, the Brewers have topped themselves yet again. A series in Cincinnati features two unbelievable wins (and a wild near-miss), and that was after the team swept the Pirates and triggered the George Webb free-burger promotion. Milwaukee's 14-game winning streak is over, but the magical season lives on, with a huge week ahead. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak joins host JR Radcliffe to discuss Uecker Magic, Andruw Monasterio's stunning homer, Jacob Misiorowski's rough return, Christian Yelich's MVP-level play and more. In Three Up Three Down (31:15), they discuss a draft pick's debut, 23 consecutive outs and ... has Craig Counsell really never seen a George Webb? In Remembrew When (47:15), JR puts a final bow on Team Streak. And in Todd's Take of the Week (52:00), it's one last look at this unbelievable season. Then, JR sits down with Brandon Lockridge (59:15), a newcomer to the Brewers who hadn't tasted defeat in his new uniform until Sunday. They discussed the familiar faces on the Brewers roster, his strongest attribute and his whirlwind trade-deadline week. Music intro from bensound.com. Musical cues (in order): "I Got What You Want" (Extended Version) by Gloria Tells, "Arriving at Dusk" by American Legion and "Screaming Fool" by Andreas Dahlback, all from www.epidemicsound.com.

In this episode of HDT Talks Trucking, Deborah Lockridge catches up with 2023 HDT Truck Fleet Innovator Brad Bayne of 4Gen Logistics for a progress report on zero-emission trucks during this time of deregulation.▶️ Topics include:The current makeup of 4Gen's zero-emission fleetThe fallout from Nikola's bankruptcyCustomer expectations vs. cost realitiesCalifornia's regulatory resolve and future strategy

Deborah Lockridge, editor and associate publisher of Heavy Duty Trucking, why she loves the trucking industry, what makes Heavy Duty Trucking unique and its role in the trucking industry of providing perspective and insights. She also shares her opinion on whether trucking is more challenging now than it was in the past and about how we are doing attracting women to the industry. And she gives tips on what makes a good story.

Send us a textThis week we have the opportunity to chat with Jaron Lockridge for Betray: Thirst, the second offering of the Betray series. We discuss his hands-on approach of producing, writing and directing as well as the importance of friendships and keeping love alive.Check out the video interview.Betray: Thirst is available on Apple TV + and Amazon Prime.Website | Rotten Tomatoes | Linktree | Youtube | Twitter | Instagram

Brandon Lockridge came over in a trade last season and had to fight his way onto the 2025 roster. He made the team and never looked back. How did he feel about his chances in Spring Training? He told Gwynn & Chris for Friar Friday!

The guys previewed the series against the Mariners, talked about a possible 6-man rotation, and Brandon Lockridge joined the show!

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Ben & Paul kick off the 9am hour by opening up the phone lines as we continue to discuss who will or will not make the Padres Opening Day roster. Then the guys begin talking about what is new to Petco Park for this upcoming 2025 season before we get an update to the Padres roster that Brandon Lockridge has secured the final spot on the 26 man roster! And we wrap up the show with The Reindl Report and some of the stories we missed this morning. Listen here!

Send us a textWitness the awe-inspiring power of creation as we journey through the profound narrative of Genesis 1:31 to 2:4. Explore the breathtaking moment when God declared His creation "very good," a testament to its original perfection and harmony. With insights from S. M. Lockridge, we're reminded of the divine majesty that fashioned the universe from nothing, challenging us to reflect deeply on God's omnipotence. We also engage with Dr. Henry Morris's perspectives from "The Genesis Record," which offers a biblical lens on the fossil record, suggesting a world before death or disease, and contrasting this with conventional geological theories.Join us as we unravel the significance of the Toledoth subscripts in Genesis, tracing the genealogies of the patriarchs and the universe itself. This exploration highlights the divine revelation of creation completed by the sixth day, setting a clear distinction from evolutionary theories. As we conclude, take a moment to connect with the Jackson Family Ministry, where spiritual guidance and community await. Don't miss the chance to stay spiritually enriched and inspired for the week ahead, with more enlightening discussions promised in our next session.https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.comhttps://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

We are back with what we are calling the @DJiRockJesus ROCKIN Christmas Edition of the podcast. We are not just celebrating the Christmas Season with Christian Hip Hop's Favorite Deejay. But, we are also joining with him in his 60th Birthday Celebration. Plus, he was recently inducted in the CHH's Inaugural Hall of Fame. Deejaying for over three decades and a multiplicity of accolades, DJiRockJesus mix shows can literally be heard around the globe. We are so excited to welcome DJiRockJesus back to the podcast for the second time. And, in addition to his interview he has gifted us with a special CHH Mix that can only be heard on the Thinking Out Loud Radio Show. PLUS, in the spirit of the season we have a special Thought of the Week from the iconic and legendary preacher and orator Dr. S.M. Lockridge entitled, "That's My King." This is message where he thoughtfully articulates the deity of the God of the Universe. What a timely message, especially in a day and time where society seems to have put politics at the spectrum of power. Not so! We know regardless of who is seated at the desk in the Oval Office, our God is and will always be in charge. Lastly, we want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. We hope you enjoy our last podcast for this year and we hope you rejoin us again in the New Year. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-s-nimmons/support

In this episode, we dive into the lives and ministries of two remarkable preachers—E.V. Hill and S.M. Lockridge—whose passion for the gospel left a lasting legacy. Both men were known for their fearless preaching, unwavering devotion to Christ, and their ability to inspire generations of believers. Through their powerful sermons, they pointed countless people to the glory of Christ, never holding back the truth, even in the face of cultural and social challenges. Referencing Acts 4:13, we explore how these men, much like the apostles, were recognized not for their formal education, but for having been with Jesus. E.V. Hill's determination to make the gospel central to his life and ministry, despite facing significant opposition, and S.M. Lockridge's unforgettable sermon, “That's My King,” which continues to resonate today, serve as powerful examples of faithfulness. This episode will challenge you to reflect on your own walk with Christ and inspire you to live a life where the gospel, the approval of Christ, and the glory of God are at the forefront. Tune in to learn from the lives of these men and how their ministries continue to impact the church today.

In this episode, we dive into the lives and ministries of two remarkable preachers—E.V. Hill and S.M. Lockridge—whose passion for the gospel left a lasting legacy. Both men were known for their fearless preaching, unwavering devotion to Christ, and their ability to inspire generations of believers. Through their powerful sermons, they pointed countless people to the glory of Christ, never holding back the truth, even in the face of cultural and social challenges. Referencing Acts 4:13, we explore how these men, much like the apostles, were recognized not for their formal education, but for having been with Jesus. E.V. Hill's determination to make the gospel central to his life and ministry, despite facing significant opposition, and S.M. Lockridge's unforgettable sermon, “That's My King,” which continues to resonate today, serve as powerful examples of faithfulness. This episode will challenge you to reflect on your own walk with Christ and inspire you to live a life where the gospel, the approval of Christ, and the glory of God are at the forefront. Tune in to learn from the lives of these men and how their ministries continue to impact the church today.

Episode 282 Guest: Jaron Lockridge Film: The Stix --- In this episode, I sit down with the prolific filmmaker Jaron Lockridge to discuss his latest film, The Stix. Available now on Amazon Prime and Tubi, this gripping independent film has captured the attention of many. Jaron shares the journey of transforming The Stix from a YouTube web series into a full-length feature, delving into the challenges and triumphs of independent filmmaking. We explore Jaron's creative process, from his early influences like Quentin Tarantino to his unique approach to writing and directing. He opens up about the importance of preparation, the hurdles of low-budget filmmaking, and the tight-knit community of actors and collaborators he has built in West Tennessee. Jaron also discusses the emotional impact of dedicating the film to his late friend and the rewarding experience of screening the film with an audience. Thanks for listening! Kyler --- Episode Links: Misguided Perceptions Instagram: @guerrillafilmer --- SLD Podcast Info: www.saltlakedirt.com Radio Broadcast every Monday on KPCR 92.9 FM Los Gatos & 101.9FM Santa Cruz - 6PM - 8PM PST Listen on APPLE Podcasts Listen on SPOTIFY Instagram: @saltlakedirt

In this episode, Mick Hunt and Jaron Lockridge delve into the world of independent filmmaking. Jaron discusses his unique approach to storytelling, emphasizing authenticity and emotional resonance in his films. He talks about his journey through various challenges, including financial hurdles and personal losses, and how these experiences have shaped his work.Jaron Lockridge's Background: Started as a self-financed filmmaker in West Tennessee, drawing from personal and observed experiences to create authentic, relatable films. Defining Moments: Jaron shares insights on his evolution as a filmmaker, focusing on the real-life inspirations behind his work and how he overcomes industry hurdles.Discussion Topics:Jaron's grassroots approach to filmmaking uses life's realities as a canvas for his narratives.Challenges faced in the indie film industry include budget constraints and unreliable team members.The impact of personal losses and professional setbacks on his career and creative process.Key Quotes:"I just find it easier and more natural to use life experiences in my stories.""Making movies, dealing with the issues that go with that, like unprofessional people... I'm not an actor, but if you ever see me in a movie, it's because an actor didn't appear."Next Steps:Explore: Read Jaron Lockridge's films to experience his compelling storytelling firsthand.Reflect: Think about how your personal experiences could inspire your creative projects.Engage: Share how Jaron's approach to authentic storytelling influences your view of independent cinema using #MickUnplugged.Connect & Discover:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jaron-lockridge-a1b977123Instagram: instagram.com/guerillafilmerFacebook: facebook.com/guerillafilmerWebsite: www.misguidedperceptions.netTikTok: @guerillafilmer ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Police officer and movie producer Jaron Lockridge interviewed. #JaronLockridge #Stix #tennessee Growing up in Bolivar, Tennessee, a small town 45 minutes east of Memphis, Jaron became interested in filmmaking as a high school sophomore in 2002. Believing a career in Hollywood was nothing more than a far-fetched dream, Jaron graduated the police academy in 2010 and became a commissioned peace officer in the State of Tennessee in 2010. As an outlet from the stressors of the job, Jaron began writing again and in 2016, he started his production company, Misguided Perceptions Media Group. With no formal training or film schooling, he began to teach himself how to produce independent films, primarily self-financing his films, saving his paychecks from his job as a police officer. He has since produced 11 feature films such as Betray, The Reaper Man, & Down Bad: Life In The Hood. He believes his niche is telling human stories from an authentic perspective using his experiences of working the streets in uniform as a police officer. His latest film, The Stix, is a promise fulfilled to a close friend and former cast member, whom the film is dedicated to.

In this episode of Girls Gone Wellness, we explore effective weight loss strategies that emphasize the crucial role of muscle and blood sugar. We discuss how building muscle can not only aid in weight management but also promote longevity, the intricacies of blood sugar balance and its pivotal role in overall health, and finding sustainable options to help maintain a healthy lifestyleIn addition to these insights, we delve into the pros and cons of Ozempic and its impact on weight loss, continuous glucose monitors (and whether you should stress about glucose 'spikes'), how to optimize your protein intake, and the benefits of strength training. Whether you're looking to enhance your understanding of weight loss, muscle health, or blood sugar management, this episode offers invaluable information to support your journey toward optimal well-being.You can connect with Dr. Lockridge below:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.clairelockridge.nd?igsh=MTRwY2ZtZGs1Zmtkdg==Youtube: https://youtube.com/@drclairelockridgend?feature=sharedWeight loss masterclass: https://claire-lockridge.mykajabi.com/offers/cH2F6zsv/checkoutWebsite: https://www.drclairelockridgend.com/Email list: https://famous-river-45395.myflodesk.com/yr5z1n02d3Booking link: https://annexnaturopathic.janeapp.com/#/staff_member/5Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @girlsgonewellnesspodcast for updates and more wellness tips. Please subscribe to our podcast and leave a review—we truly appreciate your support. Let's embark on this journey to wellness together!DISCLAIMER: Nothing mentioned in this episode is medical advice and should not be taken as so. If you have any health concerns, please discuss these with your doctor or a licensed healthcare professional.

In this episode of Bigfoot Society, we delve deep into an extraordinary interview with Connie from Iowa. Listen in as Connie shares her gripping and lifelong encounters with Bigfoot, starting from her childhood years in Jefferson and Van Buren counties. Discover riveting stories of her frequent sightings, including new updates to the legendary Lockridge monster case and various events along the Des Moines River. Connie recounts her chilling face-to-face experiences, the mysterious Bigfoot known as Chapinga, and the incredible tale of Big Red's journey to Des Moines. An enthralling conversation packed with personal insights, historical connections, and fascinating details that every Bigfoot enthusiast will appreciate!Share your Bigfoot encounter with me here: bigfootsociety@gmail.com

Special Guest:Emma Lockridge, Writer & Environmental Justice ActivistQuestion of the Week:We hear stories about communities located near major facilities of manufacturing, oil, gas, or petroleum companies are impacted by those facilities in terms of their health and environment. One well known example is communities in “cancer alley” in Louisiana that are severely affected by air pollution from nearby petrochemical plants and refineries. But there are many other examples around the US and the world. How can people of faith support local communities seeking justice for the impacts that corporations have on them?For Listening Guides, click here!Got a question for us? Send them to faithpodcast@pcusa.org! A Matter of Faith website

The reclaiming of words can be a hard and fragile process.  Aslan is not safe, but he is good, Dangerous For Good.  In this Episode of Exploring More Michael Thompson, and SJ Jennings start the conversation about what Dangerous For Good means, and what it can look like in a man's life.  As image bearers, we are called to look like Jesus, who was Dangerous For Good.  The difference between how men have been dangerous and being Dangerous For Good is vastly different.  Reclaiming the idea of a dangerous man to be for the fighting of good in the spiritual battle is what we are after.  Dive into this episode with Michael, and SJ, to explore more of what God has for DFG in this episode of the Exploring More Podcast.   Connect with the Zoweh team by sending an email to ExploringMore@zoweh.org.   That's My King - Dr. S.M. Lockridge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzqTFNfeDnE    https://www.zoweh.org/dfgsummit  https://www.zoweh.org/podcast 

In episode 233, we dive into the intricate relationship between faith and politics, exploring how faith should inform our political views while examining the pitfalls that arise when politics dominate our faith. We also address the challenges that emerge when political ideologies overshadow our faith principles. From divisiveness and polarization to the dangers of dogmatism and exclusion, we explore the potential pitfalls of allowing politics to dictate our religious convictions. We also react to different clips of Charlie Kirk and Greg Locke who seem to be allowing their politics to dominate their faith. But you be the judge and let us know what you think!  Also, we read and react to LISTENER FEEBACK!Our aim is to foster understanding, promote dialogue, and inspire listeners to approach the intersection of faith and politics with wisdom and discernment. We were joined by Brian Lockridge of Girl Dad USA. He's a very thoughtful man and we really benefitted from talking to him!We focus more on his fascinating personal story from our previous convo with him in episode 141 you can find HERE  Check out Brian's company Girld Dad USA:Produced by "Nasty" Nate CliffordIf you like what you see, SUBSCRIBE & SHARE IT this week! YouTubeSimpleCastSpotifyApple PodcastsFacebook ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠XInsta⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Email: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠brosbiblesbeer@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Bros Bibles & Beer is: Jeff, Zack & Andy Find us wherever fine podcasts are distributed. Oh, and share us with a friend this week! Grace. Peace. Cheers!

Robert Lockridge and his family share their homegrown food with the people who live in their urban neighborhood, whether or not they can afford it.

Current Fresno State football players, Morice Norris and Cam Lockridge, join the show to share their thoughts on last years season and their goals for this upcoming year. Enjoy and Go Dogs! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beware-of-bulldogspodcast/message

Brittany Lockridge is one badass mama! She speaks her mind, shares her thoughts and is a real as they come. This influencer is known for her swag, style, sense of humor an authenticity. Learn how she went from losing her job during covid to becoming a TIKTOK star. When I met her at playlist live, she stood out among the crowd. She's someone you won't forget! She build her brand from her home by creating relatable content. Listen to her tell all.