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In high school, Matt was a National Merit finalist who enrolled at the University of Iowa as a journalism major. But after hearing God's call, he transferred to Ozark Christian College in Joplin, Missouri. Now instead of broadcasting the bad news, he's proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ. Matt has served as a youth minister, preaching minister, Bible college professor and is now president of Ozark Christian College. He was the president of the 2013 North American Christian Convention and he serves as a contributing editor for Christian Standard magazine. His writing includes two books, Finish-Line Faith and Victorious.  He enjoys reading, cheering for the St. Louis Cardinals, and traveling widely to preach about Jesus. Matt is especially grateful to God for his wife Katie and their six children—Luke, Lydia, Clara, Carl, Conrad and Caroline.

In this episode, Matt proctor discusses how the need for pastors is great, but few young people are wanting to join into full time ministry. He talks about how sometimes a person's greatest contribution to the kingdom may be who you raise up and speak into, not what you do.  For more information about other Renew.Org podcasts visit: https://renew.org/media/podcasts/ 

10-01-23 | If I Only Had One Sermon To Preach: Matt Proctor by Plainfield Christian Church

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Luke and Matt Proctor walk us through the tension in personal and communal faith on Sunday, November 27, 2022.

About Chapel: The focus for this year in Chapel is to simply belong to Jesus and serve Jesus. The purpose of the fall Chapel messages is to challenge the members of the college family to take on the character of Christ to BE like Jesus, so that people can see Jesus in us. Then the emphasis of the spring Chapel messages will encourage our campus community to live out our lives in a Christlike way so that others see Jesus working through us. We are seeking to be a discipleship community where each one of us simply seeks to be Jesus' for the sake of others to see, know, and belong to God. Learn more at www.boisebible.edu. Music by www.bensound.com.

Special guest Matt Proctor walks us through the truth and reality of Hell on Sunday, July 17, 2022.

Saints centre Matt Proctor joins Lennie and Graham

And we are back! Since we are still on the nostalgia wheel from sequel month, we decided that we would go even further back in time and talk about music that we listened to in high school. You might be surprised at one some of our choices. Do you remember what music you listened to when you were in high school? Do you still listen to that music? Is it similar to what you listen to now? What are your fondest memories of the music that you listened to when you were in high school? Lets us know! Thanks for tuning in and we will see you on the next episode Edited by Matt Proctor

We are at the end of our 3rd year anniversary of PMI and it is time to wrap things up with our oldest segment, Separating The Artist From The Art (STAFTA)! That's right, the idea that started it all! For this year, we will be talking about one of music's most controversial people, Ted Nugent. Edited by Matt Proctor

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Sequel month has returned for the 3rd year anniversary of PMI. This installment will have us go back to one of our oldest episodes that we have ever done, covers and what makes them good. Like before, we will discuss some of the most popular covers to have ever been released. Some we love, some we think are alright, and others we do not care for. Stay tuned for our final installment of our 3 year anniversary of PMI! Edited by Matt Proctor

It's that time of the year and you know what that means. It is time to celebrate the 3rd year anniversary of PMI! For this year's anniversary, we will be doing Sequel Month! That's right, for the month of January, we will be going back on old episodes and continuing them. For our first installment, we brought back our good friend Alex Shipley to talk about one of our favorite subjects, celebrities doing music. Like last time, this entails famous people who created their career in a different field and then deciding to try out music. Keep your eyes peeled for what we have in stored for Sequel Month and stay tuned! Edited by Matt Proctor

As we conclude our series "Beyond our Walls," Matt Proctor, President of Ozark Christian College, caps off our Missions Homecoming weekend with a significant challenge and an important message about the difference just one life can make.

As we conclude our series "Beyond our Walls," Matt Proctor, President of Ozark Christian College, caps off our Missions Homecoming weekend with a significant challenge and an important message about the difference just one life can make.

As we conclude our series "Beyond our Walls," Matt Proctor, President of Ozark Christian College, caps off our Missions Homecoming weekend with a significant challenge and an important message about the difference just one life can make.

As we conclude our series "Beyond our Walls," Matt Proctor, President of Ozark Christian College, caps off our Missions Homecoming weekend with a significant challenge and an important message about the difference just one life can make.

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And we are back with part 2 of older artists with great new albums! Like with the previous episode, these albums debut at least 20 years into the artist's career and they are not posthumous. Edited by Matt Proctor

We are back with another installment of Punch Me In! For this episode, we will dive into older artist's albums that they made later into their careers. The albums that we mentioned debut at least 20 years into the artist's career and they are not posthumous. Edited by Matt Proctor

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And we are back with another episode! For this episode of Punch Me In, we will be discussing some of our favorite LGBTQ+ artists and their backstories! Some of them are old, some of them are new, some you may know, while others you might discover on this episode Edited by Matt Proctor

This week we have our friend Matt Proctor here to speak to us about how we need to be "Passing the baton" to the next generation. Join us as we dive into the word and see what it says. We're so glad you're here! NEW HERE? GET CONNECTED |...

This week we have our friend Matt Proctor here to speak to us about how we need to be "Passing the baton" to the next generation. Join us as we dive into the word and see what it says. We're so glad you're here! NEW HERE? GET CONNECTED |...

It's your favorite music podcast back with one of our oldest series, 21st century classics! On this episode, we will be talking about one of the most influential women in the last 15 years, Amy Winehouse and her album Back to Black. It is one of our favorite albums that created the current standard for female solo artists. Edited by Matt Proctor

And we are back with another installment of punch me in! For this episode, we decided that we wanted to pay our respects for Black History Month by discussing one of the oldest, most important styles of American music, Jazz. Its importance in America in the past, present, and future is undeniable and it is something that should be mentioned. We will talk about its history, how it influenced us, and other artists in the last 100 years. Some examples might surprise you. Do you agree with us? Do you disagree with us? Where there some examples that you did not know about? Let us know! Thanks for tuning in and we will see you on the next episode! Edited by Matt Proctor

And we are back with another episode! As part of our new year's resolution for this podcast, we have decided to challenge ourselves as podcasters by trying to have more diversity in our episodes. For this resolution, we figured that there would be no better way of starting that off than with doing a brand new album ranking episode on the one and only Taylor Swift. Do you agree with our lists? Do you disagree with our lists? What does your album ranking of Taylor Swift look like? Did you learn anything about the episode? Is there something that we forgot to mention? Let us know Thanks for tuning in and we are looking forward to seeing you on the next episode of Punch Me In! Edited by Matt Proctor

It's our 2 year anniversary!! As always, we are ending January with a STAFTA, the series that started it all! For this year, we went with a younger artist that is considered to be one of the biggest names in music. For 2021, we are doing Chris Brown. Do you agree with us? Do you disagree with us? Is there something that we forgot to say? Did you learn something from this episode? Let us know! For those who have been with us since day one to those who discovered us now thank you so much for the support. It has been one crazy ride for the last 2 years and having people enjoy our content is humbling. Looking forward to seeing what the future of the podcast has for us. Cheers to 2 years and many more! Thanks again and we will see you on the next episode! Edited by Matt Proctor

We are back with the next installment of the listening challenge for the 2 year anniversary of PMI! Like the previous episode, each of us will get 2 albums to listen to and talk about our opinions of the albums. Do you agree with our opinion? Do you disagree? Did you learn anything about our listening challenges? Let us know! Thanks for tuning in and we will see you on the 2 year anniversary episode of Punch Me In! Stay safe Edited by Matt Proctor

2020 is almost over and what other way to celebrate than with the last PMI episode for the year! In this episode, we are discussing farewell albums of our choice and the significance that they have on us. Do you agree with us? Do you disagree with us? let us know! Thanks for tuning in and happy holidays! Stay safe! Edited by Matt Proctor

Saints backs Ahsee Tuala and Matt Proctor are this week's guests with Lennie and Graham

On this week’s Podcast of Marketing Genius, we talk to Matt Proctor, Director of Content Marketing and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for HomeLight. He has worked with HomeLight for almost 5 years, a company that specializes in matching home buyers and home sellers who perform well based on the statistics in their area. Matt has been […]

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Message by guest preacher Matt Proctor on 11-29-20. WE WILL BE HOME REVELATION 21-22 REVELATION 21:1-5 1 Then I saw "a new heaven and a new earth," for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea. 2 I saw the Holy City, the new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride beautifully dressed for her husband. 3 And I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, "Look! God's dwelling place is now among the people, and he will dwell with them. They will be his people, and God himself will be with them and be their God. 4 He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away." 5 He who was seated on the throne said, "I am making everything new!" REVELATION 22: 1-5 1 Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, as clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb, 2 down the middle of the great street of the city. On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month. And the leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations. 3 No longer will there be any curse. The throne of God and of the Lamb will be in the city, and his servants will serve him. 4 They will see his face, and his name will be on their foreheads. 5 There will be no more night. They will not need the light of a lamp or the light of the sun, for the Lord God will give them light. And they will reign for ever and ever. PARADISE: relationship with creation restored. CITY: relationship with others restored. Add notes TEMPLE: relationship with God restored.

How many times have you heard or said in your lifetime "I haven't listened to that band since I was a kid," or "I grew out of the style of music."? Well guess what, so have we. In this episode of Punch Me In, we have brought back our good friend Alex Shipley to discuss musical acts that we grew out of. Some reasons are surprising while other reasons will not. Thanks for tuning into this episode of Punch Me In and we will see you again in the next episode. Enjoy Edited by Matt Proctor

Join us as Ozark Christian College's President, Matt Proctor talks about living with a thankful heart in his sermon called, Thanksliving is Better.

Join us as Ozark Christian College’s President, Matt Proctor talks about living with a thankful heart in his sermon called, Thanksliving is Better.

Thought we would only have 1 episode for this year's Halloween? Think again! For our last episode for halloween 2020, we will be talking about one of our all-time favorite bands, Ghost, and the impact that they have had on rock music in the 2010's. In this day-in-age, it is difficult to get people's attention like the way that Ghost has done in the last 10 years. Because of this, we will be discussing their origins, who they are, what makes them unique, and predictions about what they have in store for us for this decade. What do you think about Ghost? Do you like them? Do you dislike them? Have they had an impact on you? Where do you put them in regards to 2010's rock music? We hope that you enjoy this installment of Punch Me In and we will be looking forward to seeing you in the next episode. Edited by Matt Proctor

This prank was inspired by real life events, for anyone who has a brother or someone who looks like them. When I came back to Nelson to see my family, I was always mistaken for my brother Tom and would get caught in conversations with people so far that it was just too awkward to tell them that it was me. I've had some very awkward conversations as Tom and that was what I was wanted to try and replicate in this prank.Anyway for the prank, we set up a 'Live' radio interview with Billy Proctor and when we go live on air, we introduce him as his brother Matt Proctor and ask him questions as his brother. My prank expert Reggie Goodes does this one and does a great job at convincing Billy he's on the radio.As always if you enjoy this episode please share it, any shares are much appreciated. If you want to follow the What a Lad journey follow the link belowhttps://www.instagram.com/what_a_lad_podcast/?hl=en

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Sunday Service from Ninth Street Christian Church on July 12, 2020 Sermon by President Matt Proctor of Ozark Christian College

Romans 1:16-17 New International Version (NIV) 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. 17 For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: “The righteous will live by faith.”

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Though Ozark Christian College president Matt Proctor is responsible for the welfare of the college he leads, he hasn't forgotten his own personal growth and development. Learn what four Rs can help you through social distancing. Join us three times a week to learn from everyday individuals about how they are learning and living in an uncertain world. Episodes are also available at https://gnpi.org/updates/faith-fear.

Full length audio recording of our joint worship service with Northbrook Baptist Church. Message by Matt Proctor from Mark 14:3-9. You may also view the video of this service on Facebook (even if you don't have an account or aren't logged in) at: https://www.facebook.com/pg/cornerstoneefca/videos/ Words for the worship music are in the bulletin for this Sunday's... Read More The post April 10, 2020: Good Friday Service appeared first on Cornerstone Church.

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Answers to various theological and cultural questions in an open Q&A session. The post July 28, 2019: “Q&A with Pastor Matt Proctor” appeared first on Cornerstone Church.

POS Experts Robert Kramer and Matt Proctor have created a list of features and tips that they think you don't know and should.

POS Experts Robert Kramer and Matt Proctor finish walking us through the list of POS Secrets that they think you probably you don't know and you should. Plus in this episode they tell us some secrets about what's coming in POS.

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Chiefs coach Colin Cooper has denied claims that his dressing room is split after their horror start to the Super Rugby season.The side has struggled with handling errors and defensive lapses in the early season, finding themselves without a win through the first four rounds.And while their season appears to be on life support, Cooper has denied claims that the losing streak is affecting the dressing room."We work really hard on feedback and we've got good leaders in the group that will keep tapping in with us as coaches and making sure that we're all aligned and in the same waka," he told Radio Sport.Despite his leadership coming into question, Cooper said the team still had the belief they would be playing in the post-season. Flanker Mitchell Brown echoed that and said the players had to take the blame for their poor start."I think he's probably unfairly copping a lot of the blame," Brown said of the criticism Cooper had been receiving."At the end of the day it comes down to the players on the field and how we perform so we've just got to go out there and do our jobs."Looking to upset the high-flying Hurricanes in Hamilton this week, the Chiefs have made several changes to their squad, including moving Damian McKenzie from first five-eighth to fullback.McKenzie's brother, Marty, will don the No 10 jersey in his first appearance of the season, while young gun winger Etene Nanai-Seturo has been demoted to the bench with Ataata Moeakiola joining the starting side.The Chiefs had 13 players unavailable for selection for Friday night's match, including three of their five contracted first five-eighths. As a result, they won't be carrying a back-up first five-eighth on the bench so Damian McKenzie could be in line to slot into the role late in the match.They'll host a strong Hurricanes side who will be looking for an improved performance from the set piece, with experienced props Toby Smith and Ben May given the starting roles in the front row alongside Dane Coles.Chiefs: Damian McKenzie, Sean Wainui, Tumua Manu, Anton Lienert-Brown, Ataata Moeakiola, Marty McKenzie, Brad Weber, Tyler Ardron, Mitchell Karpik, Mitchell Brown, Michael Allardice, Brodie Retallick, Nepo Laulala, Nathan Harris, Aidan Ross.Reserves: Samisoni Taukei'aho, Ryan Coxon, Angus Ta'avao, Taleni Seu, Luke Jacobson, Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi, Alex Nankivell, Etene Nanai-Seturo.Hurricanes: Chase Tiatia, Jordie Barrett, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Wes Goosen, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Ardie savea, Du'Plessis Kirifi, Reed Prinsep, Vaea Fifita, James Blackwell, Ben May, Dance Coles, Toby Smith.Reserves: Asafo Aumua, Fraser Armstrong, Alex Fidow, Liam Mitchell, Heiden Bedwell-Curtis, Finlay Christie, Jackson Garden-Bachop, Salesi Rayasi 

It will be a familiar side that runs out for the Hurricanes in Wellington against the Highlanders this weekend, with just two changes made.A week removed from their 43-13 battering of the Brumbies, the Hurricanes will welcome back utility Jordie Barrett and prop Jeff To'omaga-Allen to the starting side.Barrett will start on the wing against the Highlanders in place of Vince Aso, who moves back to the bench, with Chase Tiatia holding on to the No 15 jersey after an impressive outing against the Brumbies."We were really pleased with most aspects of our game against the Brumbies and we are looking to build on that by making minimal changes," Hurricanes coach John Plumtree said."There were obviously some tough calls when it came to selecting the side but we were really impressed with the way Chase handled his debut and he has been rewarded for that."The Highlanders are going to be a massive challenge for us, like all New Zealand derbies are, but we are very keen on maintaining our proud record at Westpac Stadium in front of our home fans."On the bench, hooker Asafo Aumua and prop Fraser Armstrong will be in line of playing time for the first time this season.Hurricanes: Chase Tiatia, Jordie Barrett, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Ben Lam, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Ardie Savea, Du'Plessis Kirifi, Vaea Fifita, Liam Mitchell, James Blackwell, Jeff To'omaga-Allen, Dane Coles (c), Chris Eves. Reserves: Asafo Aumua, Fraser Armstrong, Ben May, Isaia Walker-Leawere, Reed Prinsep, Richard Judd, Jackson Garden-Bachop, Vince Aso. 

Listen to the audio above as Hurricanes hooker and captain Dane Coles speaks to D'Arcy and GoranAfter two unconvincing performances to kick off their season, the Hurricanes have brought reinforcements into the squad.Beauden Barrett will make his first appearance of the season, taking his regular spot in the No.10 jersey alongside halfback TJ Perenara, while younger brother Jordie has been left out of the squad.The Hurricanes have made seven changes in total after being humbled at the hands of the Crusaders last weekend, which sees Ngani Laumape and Chase Tiatia move into the starting squad.It's been a tough start to the year for the Hurricanes, who needed a late charge to beat the Waratahs in their opening fixture before being dealt to in Christchurch last time out.However, with the return of a number of veterans and All Blacks, the side head to Palmerston North to take on the Brumbies with a more experienced and stronger squad.Head coach John Plumtree said the squad was desperate to put in a better performance than the one against the Crusaders in what will be their first home match in 2019."We want to improve a lot of aspects of our play and hopefully we can do that in front of what will be a great crowd in Palmy," Plumtree said."We were really impressed with the performance the Brumbies put out last week so we know the scale of task ahead of us but it's a great challenge for the squad."Hurricanes: Chase Tiatia, Vince Aso, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Ben Lam, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Ardie Savea, Du'Plessis Kirifi, Vaea Fifita, Liam Mitchell, James Blackwell, Ben May, Dane Coles (c), Chris Eves. Reserves: Ricky Riccitelli, Xavier Numia, Jeff To'omaga-Allen, Reed Prinsep, Richard Judd, Jackson Garden-Bachop, Wes Goosen.

Bruce and Mossman are joined by Andrew 'Gunge Hammer' to discuss Gameweek 2 of Super Rugby. - All Blacks minutes. Who needs a break? - The lack of Midfielders in FRD. - Are Josh McKay, Matt Faddes, Matt Proctor, Wes Goosen and Fletcher Smith (15) going to get increased minutes this Gameweek? - Who takes the FRD points goldmine of the Crusaders #14? - What are the expected points totals for each teams and which games do you want to be exposed to in the Kickoff Blitz this Gameweek? - Plus much much more. @fantasyrugdraft Fantasy Rugby Draft Hall of Fame Facebook Group FANTASY RUGBY DRAFT

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LISTEN TO GREGOR PAUL TALK WITH MARTIN DEVLIN ABOVEThere didn't appear to be anything cheap or unworthy about the All Blacks as they dismantled Japan with stunning precision.Call them a weakened team, a second team even but don't call them undeserving of the jersey for the All Blacks were nothing but persistently excellent.They played good rugby that was a triumph for their instincts and natural talents rather than any clever or detailed coaching.And which country in the world right now wouldn't mind having an alternate test side as good as this one? Which other country could say they have anywhere near the same depth to have thumped Australia one week, changed all 22 of the 23 players and then thumped Japan the next?Nor should the difficulty of their task in Tokyo be seen as anything other than significant.This was a team that was thrown together on Monday morning and asked to face a Japanese team that wouldn't know how to lie down if they were in a room with a bed and nothing else but a sign saying 'lie down here'.Good enough to beat the Springboks at the last World Cup, Japan remain a skilled, committed and tricky opponent with the capability of taking a big scalp again.The shortness of the All Blacks preparation, unfamiliarity with one another and test football combined with the quality of Japan made this the sort of game that could easily go wrong at an alarming rate for the All Blacks.But one hiccup aside when a Jordie Barrett clearance was charged down in the opening minutes to allow Japan a simple seven points and bring the crowd into proceedings, the All Blacks were composed, aware and slick enough to score on the back of most of the half chances they created.Richie Mo'unga was the architect of most of their best work, confirming that he really is a classy footballer with the potential to come back to Japan next year and light up the World Cup.Japan are renowned for the speed of their defensive line and yet it looked like Mo'unga had all the time in the world every time he had the ball.There was never a hint of uncertainty or confusion in his own mind – he made his mind up early what he was going to do, committed to it and made it happen with a flow and accuracy that only those who are truly special can.If there was a moment that showed what he's really all about, though, and why he's such a prospect it came early on the first half when he kicked a penalty for touch and carved too much off to kick it dead in goal. He shrugged it off and five minutes later when he had another kick from almost the same position, he was as bold as he was the first time but that fraction more accurate to ensure it went out.Lesser players would have been more conservative, dwelling on their earlier mistake.But not Mo'unga, who was by no means alone in impressing. There's some debate about whether Jackson Hemopo is a lock or blindside but what's not blurred is his ability to make his presence felt and get through the sort of hard graft that wins games without ever quite being fully appreciated.Then there was Ngani Laumape, who scored a hat-trick by a combination of power, pace, astuteness and a neat grubber kick and collect.And what about George Bridge? On at half-time for the injured Nehe Milner-Skudder, he scored with his first touch and then created a try for Matt Proctor with his second.Unbelievably his third touch was a second try and it was a strong inference that he might be the next Ben Smith.There was an even stronger inference that this team will be the next wave of All Blacks.New Zealand 69 (D. Coles, R. Mo'unga, N. Laumape (3) T. Tahuriorangi, G. Bridge (2), W. Naholo, M. Proctor tries; R. Mo'unga pen, 7 cons; J. Barrett con)Japan 31 (S. Anise, H. Tui, J. Henry, T. Lafaele (2) tries; Y.Tamura 3 cons)HT: 38-19 

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LISTEN TO NIGEL YALDEN TALK WITH CRAIG CUMMINGS ABOVEStarting centre Matt Proctor and flanker Dalton Papalii will make their All Black test debuts against Japan in Tokyo, with six of the eight reserves also in line to win their first caps.They will inevitably be tagged as All Black second-stringers, but not all of the match-day 23 fall into that category and it will be a memorable occasion for all the newcomers, who include prop Tyrel Lomax, loose forwards Dillon Hunt and Gareth Evans, and backs Mitchell Drummond, Brett Cameron and George Bridge, all of whom have been named on the bench, but also starting hooker Dane Coles, who will make a welcome return from injury.It will be Coles' first test since November last year and, after limited minutes over two games for Wellington recently, he will wear the No 2 jersey with the hope of lasting up to 50 minutes before giving way to Liam Coltman. Coles' return after his nightmare 18 months of concussion problems and a knee injury will be welcomed by the All Blacks coaches and also Codie Taylor, the incumbent who has borne the brunt of the workload in his absence.No 8 Luke Whitelock has been named skipper.There are returns too for outside backs Jordie Barrett, Nehe Milner-Skudder and Waisake Naholo, with Richie Mo'unga directing operations in the No 10 jersey, a clear sign that Damian McKenzie will start at fullback against England at Twickenham a week later.The top-line All Blacks have already left for London in preparation for that highly-anticipated test but Mo'unga is a good chance to be named on the bench to play back-up to Beauden Barrett.Auckland loose forward Papalii wasn't available for his triumphant team's Mitre 10 Cup semifinal or final and will hope to make the most of his opportunity against the Cherry Blossoms who are coached by former All Black blindside flanker Jamie Joseph.Papalii, tall for a New Zealand No 7 at 1.93m, has been a standout this season with his powerful defending and ball-carrying and the All Blacks coaches will expect more of the same from him and the rest of the team which has a mobile look about it.They will seek to play a high-impact but also high-tempo game, with Jackson Hemopo drafted into the second row alongside Patrick Tuipulotu due to the injury suffered by lock Luke Romano in last weekend's Mitre 10 Cup premiership final at Eden Park.There is no lock cover on the bench, with Hunt and Evans likely to up the tempo in the second half if and when they get the opportunity. There is potential for blindside flanker Vaea Fifita to move to lock if necessary.There should be as much interest in the performances of those more senior players who have slipped slightly in terms of their positions in Steve Hansen's top line-up, and they include right wing Milner-Skudder and left wing Naholo.With Hansen showing a preference for McKenzie at fullback and Ben Smith and Rieko Ioane on the wings in big tests, the pair have a bit of ground to make up. Milner-Skudder has played only one test this year – against Argentina in Nelson – after his return from a shoulder problem, while Naholo has been injury free and hasn't done too much wrong.Proctor will form a potentially high-impact unit in the midfield with fellow Hurricane Ngani Laumape. For Jordie Barrett, another Hurricane, the test is his first opportunity to put his high-profile quick throw-in mistake against the Boks in Wellington behind him.Apart from the injured Romano, the other unlucky All Blacks are hooker Asafo Aumua, prop Reuben O'Neill, halfback Bryn Hall and fullback David Havili, a quartet who made the trip to Japan and trained but will not play.All Blacks team to play Japan at Ajinomoto Stadium in Tokyo on Saturday, kick-off 6.45pm is:(New caps in bold)Jordie Barrett 14. Nehe Milner-Skudder 13. Matt Proctor 12. Ngani Laumape 11. Waisake Naholo 10. Richie Mo'unga 9. Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi 8. Luke Whitelock © 7. Dalton Papalii 6. Vaea Fifita 5. Jackson Hemopo 4. Patrick Tuipul...

Five players part of the All Blacks end of year tour squad will be released to play for the Maori.Bryn Hall, Matt Proctor, Nehe Milner-Skudder, Tyrell Lomax and Jackson Hemopo, who have been named for the test against Japan, will all link up with the Maori All Blacks for matches against Chile and Brazil.But it means they'll miss the first test of the Maori tour, against the USA in Chicago.Coach Clayton McMillan says that presents some challenges.He says with them out, they'll look to add some other players in who press their chances in the Mitre 10 Cup.Meanwhile Black Ferns coach Glenn Moore's called in the uncapped trio of Ayesha Leti-I'iga [leti-la-inga], Kilisitina [ki-lis-ah-teen-ah] Moata'ane and Natahlia Moors from outside of the wider group for their end of year tour.The Black Ferns will play the USA and two tests against France next month. LISTEN TO BRYN HALL TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE

A raft of changes to the Hurricanes ahead of their crunch Super Rugby derby against the Crusaders.Captain Brad Shields will resume his starting spot in the number six jersey, with Reed Prinsep moving to the bench.Julian Savea's return on the right wing sees Nehe Milner-Skudder move to fullback, with Jordie Barrett replacing the injured Matt Proctor at centre.Ngani Laumape's back in the 12 jersey for Peter Umaga-Jensen, while Vaea [vye-ah] Fifita will miss the match with a shoulder injury.Coach Chris Boyd says he's named his strongest possible side."As it sits right now, you'd say it's a one versus two battle, but you can't predict that's going to be the case in two weeks time."LISTEN TO CHRIS BOYD TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN TONIGHT

A raft of changes to the Hurricanes ahead of their crunch Super Rugby derby against the Crusaders.Captain Brad Shields will resume his starting spot in the number six jersey, with Reed Prinsep moving to the bench.Julian Savea's return on the right wing sees Nehe Milner-Skudder move to fullback, with Jordie Barrett replacing the injured Matt Proctor at centre.Ngani Laumape's back in the 12 jersey for Peter Umaga-Jensen, while Vaea [vye-ah] Fifita will miss the match with a shoulder injury.Coach Chris Boyd says he's named his strongest possible side."As it sits right now, you'd say it's a one versus two battle, but you can't predict that's going to be the case in two weeks time."LISTEN TO CHRIS BOYD TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN TONIGHT

On this episode, the guys sit down with OCC President Matt Proctor to get his perspective on what it takes to train people for ministry, and how churches can partner with institutions of higher ed to prepare the next generation for Christian ministry. The Every Thought Captive podcast is brought to you by Ozark Christian College. Your mission is out there. Training starts here. Go to occ.edu for more information.

On this episode, the guys sit down with OCC President Matt Proctor to get his perspective on what it takes to train people for ministry, and how churches can partner with institutions of higher ed to prepare the next generation for Christian ministry. The Every Thought Captive podcast is brought to you by Ozark Christian College. Your mission is out there. Training starts here. Go to occ.edu for more information.

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