Podcast appearances and mentions of michael sattler

Strength to Strength welcomed Finny Kuruvilla to reexamine the record of the church as recorded in Acts.Is the book of Acts an historical account which is not intended to be repeated? Or is it supposed to be the template for the Christian life? This talk will explore this age-old question and make a biblically grounded proposal.An interactive question-and-answer period follows.https://strengthtostrength.org/sacred-roots-the-book-of-acts-descriptive-or-prescriptive/Books recommended by Finny particularly for those with Anabaptist heritage, in order of priority:Book: “Conrad Grebel: The Founder of the Swiss Brethren” by Harold S. Bender https://www.amazon.com/Conrad-Grebel-Harold-S-Bender/dp/1532666683/Book: “The Legacy of Michael Sattler” by C. Arnold Snyderhttps://www.amazon.com/Michael-Sattler-Classics-Radical-Reformation/dp/0874862566/Book: “The Anabaptist Story” by William Estephttps://www.amazon.com/Anabaptist-Story-William-R-Estep/dp/0802808867/Book: “The Sources of Swiss Anabaptism: The Grebel Letters and Related Documents” (primary source)https://www.amazon.com/Sources-Anabaptism-Classics-Radical-Reformation/dp/0874862620/Book: “Writing of Pilgram Marpack” (primary source)https://www.amazon.com/Writings-Pilgram-Marpeck-Classics-Reformation/dp/0874862582/Book: “Complete Works of Menno Simons” (primary source)https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Works-Menno-Simon/dp/1015480578/Other recommendation by Finny in the context of continuationism:Study: “Is There a Pattern to the Bible's Miracles?” by Joel Arnold https://joelarnold.com/is-there-a-pattern-to-the-bibles-miracles/Book: “A Story of God's Faithfulness” by George Chavanikamannil https://www.amazon.com/Barren-Mango-Orchard-Faithfulness-Architect/dp/B0CTN4DNHC

In dieser Folge von Change it, Baby! spreche ich mit Michael Sattler von der OMV. Als erfahrener Manager in der Energiebranche teilt Michael, wie er in einem komplexen Umfeld erfolgreich Teams führt. Wir sprechen darüber, wie er seinen Alltag als Führungskraft gestaltet, welche Prinzipien für ihn im Umgang mit Mitarbeitenden wichtig sind und wie er echte Motivation im Team schafft. Außerdem gibt er spannende Einblicke in die Herausforderungen und Chancen der Transformation in einem globalen Unternehmen. Diese Folge ist ein Must-Listen für alle, die ihre Führungskompetenzen weiterentwickeln und ihre Mitarbeitenden auf authentische Weise begeistern möchten. Hör rein und lass dich inspirieren! CHANGE IT, BABY! ist eine Produktion von Daniela Kanoun. © 2024 Daniela Kanoun. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Produktion: Daniela Kanoun Musik: Modern Air by Water

In this episode, ⁠Krish Palaniappan⁠ and ⁠Michael Sattler⁠ delve into the concept of Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Michael shares his extensive experience as a serial entrepreneur and fractional technical product executive, discussing the evolution of his understanding of MVP over the years. The conversation covers the definition of MVP, common misconceptions, the importance of recognizing team capabilities, and the necessity of proving value through MVPs. They also explore the concept of MVP in non-engineering contexts, such as opening a restaurant, and the relationship between MVP and product-market fit. The episode emphasizes the iterative nature of MVP development and the importance of user feedback in refining the product. Takeaways • MVP is the smallest feature set to prove value. • Aesthetics matter only if they communicate value. • Founders often confuse their vision with user needs. • Recognizing team capabilities is crucial for MVP success. • MVP should be a test of hypotheses about user needs. • Iterate based on user feedback to improve MVP. • MVP can be applied in various contexts, not just software. • Product-market fit is different from MVP. • Cutting unnecessary features simplifies MVP development. • Learning from MVP failures is essential for growth. • MVP should be designed to teach rather than be perfect. • Finding product-market fit is crucial for startup success. • Startups often fail due to lack of market validation. • Testing ideas before building can save resources. • It's essential to identify the most critical features first. • Big companies also struggle to identify valuable features. • Startups can learn from the testing methods of larger companies. • Understanding customer needs is vital before building an MVP. • The process of building an MVP should be iterative and flexible. • Feature selection is both an art and a science. • Building something beautiful for personal satisfaction is valid. • Skepticism is crucial in evaluating your own ideas. • Validation from friends is often just sympathy, not real feedback. • Understanding consumer willingness to pay is essential for success. • Simulating the buying experience yields more valid data. • Execution is as much a science as it is an art. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to MVP and Michael Sattler's Background 02:16 Defining Minimum Viable Product (MVP) 06:42 Common Misinterpretations of MVP 09:33 Recognizing Team Capabilities in MVP Development 12:55 The Importance of Proving Value in MVPs 15:47 Exploring MVP in Non-Engineering Contexts 20:46 Understanding Product-Market Fit vs. MVP 24:35 Iterating on MVP Based on User Feedback 29:45 Defining the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) 32:43 The Importance of Product-Market Fit 35:19 Alternative Approaches to Feature Development 39:41 Testing Before Building: The Agile Approach 43:36 Learning from Big Companies: What Startups Can Do 48:34 Understanding Product-Market Fit vs. Problem-Solution Fit 51:55 Translating Restaurant Validation to SaaS 56:39 The Art vs. Science of Feature Selection 01:04:53 The Joy of Building for Personal Satisfaction 01:05:47 The Importance of Skepticism in Entrepreneurship 01:08:04 The Reality of Validation and Market Testing 01:11:41 Understanding Consumer Willingness to Pay 01:18:45 Execution: The Science Behind Successful Startups 01:19:45 Looking Ahead: Future Conversations on Execution Challenges

In this episode, ⁠Krish Palaniappan⁠ interviews ⁠Michael Sattler⁠, a serial entrepreneur and fractional technical product executive. They discuss the critical aspects of MVP development for early-stage companies, emphasizing the importance of finding product-market fit, learning from failures, and the necessity of customer feedback. Michael shares his insights on the entrepreneurial journey, the value of teamwork, and the motivations behind starting a business. The conversation highlights the realities of entrepreneurship, the importance of continuous learning, and the need for realistic expectations in the startup world. Takeaways Learn more from failures than successes. Finding product-market fit is crucial before building an MVP. Customer feedback is essential in defining an MVP. Entrepreneurship is a team sport, not a solo endeavor. Motivation should be about solving problems, not just making money. Working for a startup can provide valuable experience for aspiring entrepreneurs. The myth of the solo entrepreneur can be damaging to new founders. Realistic expectations are important for startup success. Continuous learning is key in entrepreneurship. Building a product should start with understanding customer needs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to MVP Development 03:14 Lessons from Startup Failures 06:03 Understanding Product-Market Fit 09:12 Defining the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) 12:04 The Importance of Customer Feedback 15:00 The Role of Founders in Startup Success 17:58 Navigating the Startup Landscape 21:05 The Value of Teamwork in Entrepreneurship 24:04 Motivation Behind Entrepreneurship 27:00 The Reality of Being Your Own Boss 29:47 The Myth of the Solo Entrepreneur 33:09 Learning from Experience 36:05 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs 38:52 Closing Thoughts on Entrepreneurship

This sermon was delivered on July 14, 2024 at Amity UCC in Meyersdale, PA. Note: during this sermon I wrongly recognized Dirk Willems as being martyred. Willems was martyred, but the person I described was Michael Sattler. I am very sorry for making this mistake.

In this episode we celebrate the life of Michael (Mark) Satttler who was an early leader of the Anabaptist Movement.  He was captured by Catholic authorities, tortured and burned at the stake.  He is responsible for constructing one of the first "confessions" of the movement that identified basic beliefs of the Anabaptist that continues until today

In this episode, I briefly reflect on the ministry and death of Anabaptist pastor Michael Sattler from the Reformation era. His letter to his congregation on the eve of his death provides a stark contrast to the culture of celebrity that often encroaches upon the churches. In particular, I think about the implications of this statement he makes in the letter:  "The Lord can certainly raise up for Himself another laborer to complete His work."  For a overview of Sattler's life, ministry, and theological significance, see:  https://www.academia.edu/10907109/I_Wait_Upon_My_God_Exploring_the_Life_and_Letters_of_Michael_Sattler_SWJT_ For the text of this episode, see:  https://www.chedspellman.com/2021/08/michael-sattler-and-nature-of-pastoral.html

Level up! Warum eXtended Reality keine Spielerei mehr ist, sondern ein echter "Gamechanger"! In dieser Episode des ITCS Pizzatime Tech Podcasts taucht Michael Sattler, Lead Engineer & XR Tech Lead Germany, mit Euch in die magische Welt der eXtended Reality ein und zeigt, das nicht nur die Gaming-Branche das Potenzial dieser Technologie erkannt hat, sondern auch Firmen, die eXtended Reality zur Prozessoptimierung, Business Innovation und Effizienz nutzen. Der ITCS Pizzatime Podcast ist Teil des **ITCS und ITCS Online**! – Tech Konferenz, IT Jobmesse & Festival – schnapp dir dein **kostenloses Ticket** hier: https://www.it-cs.io/ Redaktion: Katharina Bauriedel & Jennifer Grabowski // Moderation: Leonie Peyerl // Schnitt: Simon Peyerl // Produktion: Umbeck & Walenda Media GmbH.

Our guest for today has special focus on social determinants of health(SDH). Michael Sattler, founder of Advocate Advisors will share with us key aspects of the company, how he came into SDH, how he sees it as a greenfield opportunity and provide his view on the future to come. He shares an example of his past experience in the California Bay Area with a homeless community and how through networking you can make big changes. Michael tells us here how Advocate Advisors provides targeted solutions through getting communities engaged, and collaborating with each other to improve people's lives and also get a relief on the healthcare economy. He goes through the setbacks you can have but how we can also make a change and get things done. If you want to get a deep dive into this topic please make sure you listen to this episode. Click this link for the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

In today's lesson on Baptist History, we continue through the 16th century by studying the lives of two men: Michael Sattler and Menno Simons! See the stand they took and what they suffered for their faith. May their lives encourage you to stand for your faith and live for God! Submit a question for our Q&A: https://sandycreekstirrings.com/contact/

In celebration of Reformation Day coming on October 31, this week on Coffee with a Calvinist, we are taking a look at the figures and events which God used to shape the history of the protestant church. Today we are going to examine the anabaptists and the English baptists and see how they fit within that story. We will be looking at one notable anabaptist leader, Michael Sattler, as well as asking the important question: Are Baptists Really Reformed?

Hey! Bruder! In dieser Podcastfolge haben wir einen fantastischen Gast, Bruder! Keinen geringeren als Toni Michael Sattler, die deutsche Stimme von Johnny aus dem Final Fantasy VII Remake! Sephiz (Benni) und Vince fühlen Toni im Honigtöpfchen auf den Zahn und quetschen jede erdenkliche Information über das Synchronsprechen aus ihm heraus! Wobei Vince natürlich selbst Synchronsprecher ist und vermutlich nichts neues lernt, just sayin'. Viel Spaß ihr Luder und denkt bitte immer an euren Bruder. Okay, der war ultra schlecht. Egal. Bruder! gez. Die Nerdtion

On Sunday, February 16, 2020, Mr. John West lead a discussion on the historical events in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries that lead up to and culminated in the Protestant Reformation. Church History, Week 7: Difficult Topics of the Time (AD 1400-1600) 1408: John Wycliffe’s English version of the Bible published; 1415: Jan Hus—Burned at the stake; 1439: Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church leaders agree to a reunification under Rome, Kevian Rus (Russia) forms new Russian Orthodox Church; 1453: Fall of Constantinople, end of the Eastern Roman Empire; 1456: Gutenberg produces first printed Bible; 1478: The Spanish Inquisition begins; 1492: Spain’s monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, give Jews three months to convert or be banished. Columbus departs west for China; 1497: In Scotland, children are required by law to attend school. 1502: Johann Tetzel appointed by Cardinal Giovanni de Medici, later Pope Leo X, to preach the Indulgence; 1512: Michelangelo completes the Sistine Chapel ceiling; 1517: Martin Luther posts his Ninety-Five Theses; 1521: Diet of Worms, Luther refuses to recant; 1523: Zwingli begins the Swiss Reformation; 1524: William Tyndale travels to Germany and in two years releases first printed English New Testament; 1525: Anabaptist movement begins with Conrad Grebel. Influences Menno Simons, founder of the Mennonites;1527: Michael Sattler and Anabaptist leader is martyred for the Schleitheim Confession of Faith; 1529: Protestants emerge at the Diet of Speyer; 1531: League of Schmalkalden formed, Protestants against Rome; 1534: Henry VIII—Church of England established via the Act of Supremacy; 1536: Institutes of the Christian Religion published by John Calvin; 1549: Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury produces the Book of Common Prayer; 1555: Charles V agrees to the Peace of Augsburg, granting Lutheranism official status within the empire; 1559: Establishment of the French Protestant Church, later known as the Huguenots; 1560: Scots Confession ratified by the newly recognized sovereign parliament of Scotland; 1562: Frederick III encourages the development of the Heidelberg Catechism by Olevianus & Ursinus; 1563: Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion are issued summarizing the official doctrine of the Church of England; 1572: 24 August, St. Bartholomew’s Day, 3,000 Protestants massacred in Paris. Within three days, 10,000 Huguenots are killed across France; 1589: Moscow becomes an independent Patriarchate, recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church as the fifth most honored office; 1590: William Shakespeare begins publishing plays with the Taming of the Shrew; 1598: Edict of Nantes by Henry IV ends religious wars in France by decreed tolerance between Catholics and Protestants.

In dieser Folge rede ich mit Michael Sattler von Zühlke über das Entwickeln für die HoloLens, die Technik dahinter, Anwendungsgebiete und über die neue HoloLens 2. Links: HoloLens 2 bei Microsoft Für die HoloLens entwickeln HoloLinc Augmented/Virtual/Mixed Reality im Zühlke Blog

The Language of Business takes a deep dive into the world of MassChallenge, the job creation engine in Boston that became an incubator, then an accelerator. Then went global. You've heard about autonomous cars...what about autonomous boats? Ever find yourself agreeing to split the cost of something...but never collecting the other half? There's an easy solution. What's the key to success: being smart, being lucky, or mentorship? Greg Stoller talks with Mike LaRhette, President of MassChallenge; Scott Bailey, Managimg Director of MassChallenge Boston; Alex Lorman, CTO of Sea Machines; Michael Sattler, President of Splitzee; Michael Gresty, CEO of Rifiniti, Inc.

Michael Sattler was one of the first Anabaptists. Like many of the Anabaptists during the sixteenth century, Sattler was executed because of his beliefs and actions which contradicted the established church. This episode tells the story of Sattler's trial and death as recounted on pages 116-118 of "Martyrs Mirror." This was read by Ryan Trenkamp and edited by Vinson Miller. To read our blog or for more information, visit anabaptistperspectives.org Many of the interviews and other talks that you hear on this podcast are also available as videos under the name Anabaptist Perspectives on YouTube and Facebook. The music is "Vulcan Street" and "Holo," both by Blue Dot Sessions.

In this lecture you’ll learn about the Anabaptist movement and their distinctive beliefs.  We’ll consider the life of Michael Sattler, an important leader of the Anabaptists, and see how he stood firm in his faith even when his life was at risk.  Next, you’ll find out about Melchior Hoffman and how his followers took over Read more about 119 Sattler, Münster, and Simons (Five Hundred 4)[…]

In this lecture you’ll learn about the Anabaptist movement and their distinctive beliefs.  We’ll consider the life of Michael Sattler, an important leader of the Anabaptists, and see how he stood firm in his faith even when his life was at risk.  Next, you’ll find out about Melchior Hoffman and how his followers took over Read more about 119 Sattler, Münster, and Simons (Five Hundred 4)[…]

We finish up the story of Michael Sattler and talk about his arrest, trial and martyrdom.

Michael Sattler was a Catholic monk who got saved and became an AnaBaptist preacher. Not much is known of his life since the story is mostly told by his persecutors, but what is known is the fascinating tale of the Bible believing Baptists of the 1500’s.

Am 24. Februar 1527 traf sich eine Gruppe von Täufern in Schleitheim, um sich miteinander auf ihre Grundüberzeugungen zu verpflichten. Michael Sattler, ehemaliger Prior eines Benediktinerklosters, gilt als Verfasser der "Schleitheimer Artikel". Neben der Betonung der Glaubenstaufe, der Bannpraxis, des Abendmahls als Erinnerungsfeier und der eigenen Wahl der Gemeindehirten ging es auch um folgende Punkte: Absonderung von der Welt, Nicht-Gebrauch des Schwertes und Verweigerung des Eides. In den Schleitheimer Artikeln wird eine konsequent pazifistische Position vertreten. Damit wurden sie zum Grundlagendokument für das Selbstverständnis der "Schweizer Brüder" und darüber hinaus.

Which lens do you use when you read the Bible?  This is perhaps one of the most important, yet overlooked, topics among Christian circles.  Consider the priorities of Michael Sattler as the Anabaptist movement began to take shape in 16th century Europe. Speaker: Aaron Yoder