Podcasts about nations

A new MP3 sermon from DTBM, International is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Does God Still Bless Or Curse Nations According To How They Treat Israel_ Yes He Does Subtitle: End Of The World, Armageddon & Speaker: Dr. John Barnett Broadcaster: DTBM, International Event: Sunday Service Date: 1/23/2022 Length: 49 min.

In Kamerun findet der Afrika-Cup of Nations statt, die Gruppenphase ist absolviert. Wir ziehen ein Zwischenfazit.

Disclaimer: Pardon the occasional echoes!! - Greggo In Episode 141, Coach Tony, Greggo, and Skye link up Social Media Content Admin for the Chicago Red Stars, Connor Moore! With Connor we discuss first week of the African Cup of Nations and the relative lack of access to watch the tournament (unless you have CERTAIN hook ups), the life of creating content online and creating a "voice" for a major pro sports team, all the while in the midst of controversy with the US Women's soccer environment. We also go into the recent development with the Washington Spirit where Michelle Kang has purchased shares to become the majority owner of the team (but not without major LDE pushback from Steve Baldwin). In the second half of the show, Coach Tony jumps back in and we discuss the first ever HBCD ID Prospect Camp, of which FTC was privileged to be a part of covering along with 2Cents FC. We give our feedback on the experience and what could become from this discovery platform and in 2UP/2Down we commiserate over a certain school's first national championship in 42 years, the NFL Playoffs, online harassment, the drama of Telenovela- I mean Man United, and MORE!! Follow the Chicago Red Stars on all major social media platforms (even LinkedIn) @chicagoredstars!! Go to ftcutd.myshopify.com, and get your FTC drip! We are celebrating AFCON with this month's Legends of The Culture Hoodie! Get the the Drogba Cote d'Ivoire Hoodie, available in The Culture Shop this month only at ftcutd.com!! Follow us on Social Media! Twitter - @FTCUTD Instagram - @FTCUTD Like us on Facebook - FTCUTD

Pete and Dharms are joined by Guardian football journalist and author of the book Made in Africa, Ed Aarons, to discuss all the latest goings on in the window. Newcastle are attempting to secure a number of deals before the close of the window, with Diego Carlos and Jesse Lingard among the main targets (03:20). The panel chat about that before discussing the ongoing managerial search at Everton and whether Duncan Ferguson should be given the job until the end of the season (21:05). Ed has his say on the futures of Liverpool attacking duo Mo Salah and Sadio Mane before highlighting some of the stars from the Africa Cup of Nations that Premier League clubs should be looking at (35:30). Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is edging closer to an exit from Arsenal – Dharmesh discusses what that could mean for the Gunners before Pete delivers his final thought (50:10).Remember you can vote for Transfer Talk in the Sports Podcast Awards by following this link: https://bit.ly/3reQThF

Discover amazing insights into the sermon of Stephen, the first follower of Yeshua to be martyred for his faith. This great sermon was one of the Apostle paul's greatest influences, and his defense against these accusations are still our defence for the faith today. Find out in his sermon how following Yeshua make us like Moses more! Join our upcoming classes live from Israel on ZOOM! https://college.oneforisrael.org/category/zoom/ If these podcasts are a blessing, partner with One for Israel today to help get these powerful teachings to Israel and the Nations! https://www.oneforisrael.org/arise-online/

Muhammad Ali – eine Boxlegende mit legendären Ringschlachten. Doch was nicht einmal viele Boxfans wissen: Einmal boxte er auch bei uns in Berlin. Und das war einer der peinlichsten Kämpfe seiner Karriere. Eine unwürdige Kulisse, ein Rahmenprogramm, das komplett schiefging. Und ein Boxheld, der sich vor den Augen aller erniedrigte, nur um etwas Geld zu verdienen. Aber warum war der Auftritt so ein Debakel? Was hat die „Nations of Islam“ damit zu tun? Und welchen besonderen Moment erlebte Ali an der Berliner Mauer? Die ganze Geschichte verraten Tim Koschwitz und Jana Schmidt. Folge 98 des rbb 88.8-Podcasts "100% Berlin"

Ryan is joined by Graham and Taylor to discuss the latest events in the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations. Group A - Cameroon tops the group in convincing (but also sort of unconvincing?) fashion Group B - Senegal still only has one goal thus far, so naturally we think there's a chance they end up winning the whole thing. Or, at least, Ryan does! Plus, big (literally) numbers for Malawi and perfect kits for Zimbabwe. Group C - Ghana in need of a rebuild, Gabon not in need of their most famous player, and Achraf Hakimi is very very good. Group D - Nigeria looking strooooong while Egypt are mostly just looking for Salah. Group E - The most delicately positioned group: all four can advance, all four can potentially crash out. But only Sierra Leone has garnered Graham's undying loyalty. Group F - Ryan ensures that someone from this group will end up as your 2022 AFCON Champions! Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by… DIRECTV! DIRECTV STREAM brings your live TV and on demand favorites together like never before. Head to directv.com to learn more! MyFitnessPal! Head to myfitnesspal.com and use code TSS to get three months free! American Giant! Get 20% off American Giant's collection of durable essentials when you use code TSS at american-giant.com! Stance! You can get 15% off your first purchase when you use code TSS at stance.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From California to London, everyone is looking for ways to increase revenue. At the same time central banks around the world are looking for ways to control the inflation they've caused. The U.S. alone has printed more than 5 Trillion dollars since the beginning of 2020, using that money to buy up everything from treasuries to corporate bonds. What we're experiencing is a shift in power as our nation (and many others) progress through a natural life cycle that ends in debt and decline. That sounds pretty terrible and it's easy to be a pessimist in times like this. But today I'd like to discuss our path forward. Just because there's a recession, or depression, or a change in the balance of power doesn't mean you have to suffer. There's a big bold world being formed right now. What we need to do is stay focused on what's ahead rather than lamenting a past that isn't likely to return. https://rumble.com/vsw6fs-the-changing-world-order.htmlSubscribe to the podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-jason-stapleton-program_2Want to get my Daily Alchemy Newsletter?https://www.stapletonagency.com/daily-alchemyJoin the Nomad Network for FREEhttps://my.nomadnetwork.app/Watch the Video Version of the show: https://rumble.com/c/c-1313484Get Ray Dalio's new book “The Changing World Order” 
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This is Today features the stories that make this day unique. It's Wednesday, January 19, 2022, and here is what we talk about today:Tin Can DayNational Popcorn DayLeague of NationsHelter SkelterShow LinksHow to Order Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests from the GovernmentPodcast of the day: Best of the RestHelp to support this podcast and get Patreon only perks:Become a Patron for as low as $3 a month!Additional X Audio Podcasts:Subscribe to Learning MoreSubscribe to DIY For Business Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God desires for people from all nations to hear and receive the gospel of Jesus Christ. Scripture tells the story of the spread of this gospel, a story that culminates with people from all nations worshiping the Lamb who was slain. However, today there are approximately 3.2 billion people who are considered unreached, which means they have little or no access to the gospel. And many of them are suffering physically as well. In this message from Revelation 5, David Platt encourages us to consider our role in making disciples among all nations, particularly among those who have never heard. This message was given at Passion 2022.

Be inspired as Joni talks to her prayer mentor about her heart for the world. Keep praying for the nations! God can move mountains through your prayers!

Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) is the founder of Bridgewater Associates — the largest and best-performing hedge fund in the world — and author of New York Times bestseller Principles: Life and Work. His latest book is The Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail. What We Discuss with Ray Dalio: What an investor like Ray Dalio is uniquely poised to observe about the ebb and flow of history and the repeating patterns that make the future somewhat predictable. Why transitional (and often painful) cycles -- like recessions, pandemics, and wars -- are necessary to reset and change the rules. How studying these cycles as symptomatic of larger problems is the best way to heal and grow from their discomfort. What the current state of political polarization in the United States bodes for our collective future. How our rivalry with China differs from our Cold War rivalry with the Soviet Union and what Ray sees as our best way of managing it. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/613 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! If you missed the last time Ray Dalio was on the show, make sure to catch up with episode 491: Ray Dalio | The Changing World Order here! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

In this episode of the Tifo Football Podcast, Joe, JJ and Seb discuss Everton's turmoil given their recent decision to sack Rafa Benitez after less than seven months, whilst Philippe Coutinho gets a warm welcome after his impressive Aston Villa debut. Shorter features include: The Africa Cup of Nations' emerging stars, incidents between Real Betis and Sevilla fans causing their Copa Del Rey match to be rescheduled, and a potential Tifo quiz at Uncle Damien's pub! https://youtu.be/12AvGV_wFmE

On this episode of Futbol with Grant Wahl, Grant talks to USMNT winger Jordan Morris about his return to US Men's National Team duty in January camp and his recovery from an ACL injury suffered at Swansea. Then, Manchester United columnist for The Athletic Carl Anka joins to talk about the state of Man United, writing a book with Marcus Rashford, and the Africa Cup of Nations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tory Mayo teaches from Romans 10:12-17.

When Novak Djokovic landed in Melbourne, few could have imagined that his impending encounters on the tennis court would be upstaged by a legal battle, one which then prompted a row between his country and Australia. After immigration officials held the Serb player in a hotel, Djokovic's father said his son was being “crucified”. Then Serbia's Foreign Ministry claimed that the player had been deliberately lured to Australia in order to humiliate him, as part of a “political game.” Guy Delauney explains that the affair has touched a raw nerve in Serbia, with an importance way beyond the tennis court. While the war of words was going on between Serbia and Australia, the government of Cameroon was trying to keep everyone's attention focused on sport, and not on politics. The country is hosting the Africa-wide football tournament, the Africa Cup of Nations, a chance for the country to shine on the international stage. Like any contest, the Cup provides an opportunity for all countries to unite and rally behind their national team. However, there is a distinct shortage of unity among some people of this West African nation. Cameroon has suffered a long-running separatist insurgency in the English-speaking part of the country, and that was where James Copnall went to watch one of the games. You might think Ukraine was used to conflict; it suffered some of the worst casualties of the Second World War, and previously lost millions to murder and starvation, as Stalin imposed communist rule on a population which often resisted it. Today, around a hundred thousand Russian troops are massed on the Ukrainian border, and when Zeinab Badawi visited the capital Kiev, she found a very different mood to what she experienced on previous trips. What have sectarian murders in Northern Ireland got in common with the dawn of democracy in Czechoslovakia, and the start of negotiations to reduce carbon dioxide emissions? The answer is that all of them were reported on by Mary Hockaday, whose career of more than three decades at the BBC has just come to an end. Her departure has left her reflecting on time, and how the world changes with it. The housing market has been rather perky this past year, so it might be a good time to sell your home, but not if you're a princess, you don't actually want to move out, and the property in question is a Seventeenth Century palace. Such though is the fate of one of Rome's more unusual inhabitants, living in one of the city's more distinctive buildings. The Villa Aurora will go under the auctioneer's hammer next week, and is valued at more than four hundred million pounds. David Willey has been a regular visitor

Ahead of a big weekend in the Premier League where Man City host Chelsea and Spurs play Arsenal in a North London Derby, Niall McCaughan is joined by former West Ham and Wolves winger Matt Jarvis and current Middlesbrough defender Sol Bamba to preview the action. Plus, former Côte d'Ivoire international Sol shares his thoughts on the Africa Cup of Nations.

Tonight my guest is Morgan from BC Canada and he is here to share his personal encounters as well as many others from his First Nations friends and family who have had experiences own and near the reservations. Please share the show and be sure to rate and review! To become a member and get AD free shows, FREE show merchandise, EXCLUSIVE video and extended audio use the link below to head over to Patreon for INSTANT access. https://www.patreon.com/sasquatchodyssey

One of the worst financial disasters in history unfolded on Wall Street in late October of 1929. Within a week, 30 billion dollars had disappeared into thin air, leaving the global economy in tatters and heralding the beginning of a worldwide Depression. But what exactly happened? And why? In Part 1 of this 3-Part series on the Wall Street Crash of 1929, we discover how the American public became fatally infatuated with the stock market during the “Roaring 20's”; and how one debauched day trader – Jesse Livermore – saw the whole thing coming.  SOURCES: Ahamed, Liaquat. Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World. 2009. Blumenthal, Karen. Six Days in October. 2002.  Charles Rivers Editors. Jesse Livermore. 2021. Charles Rivers Editors. Wall Street. 2020. Galbraith, John Kenneth. The Great Crash 1929. 1955. Galbraith, John Kenneth. A Short History of Financial Euphoria. 1990. Geisst, Charles R. Wall Street: A History. 1997. Klein, Maury. Rainbow's End. 2001.  Morris, Charles R. A Rabble of Dead Money. 2017. Nations, Scott. A History of the United States in Five Crashes. 2017. Parker, Selwyn. The Great Crash. 2008. Perino, Michael. The Hellhound of Wall Street. 2010. Rubython, Tom. Jesse Livermore: Boy Plunger. 2016. Thomas, Gordon. Morgan-Witts, Max. The Day the Bubble Burst. 1979. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The FC crew discuss Real Madrid's extra time win over Barcelona in the Supercopa de España. Meanwhile, did VAR rob Tottenham in the Carabao Cup against Chelsea? Plus, the crew reacts to the bazaar referee situation in Mali's 1-0 win over Tunisia at the African Cup of Nations.

Hugh Woozencroft is joined by Tom Clarke, Alyson Rudd and Jonathan Northcroft.Spurs put out another ‘cup side' in their second leg Carabao Cup loss to Chelsea last night. Is Antonio Conte trying to send a message to the club and how long will he stick around if they don't back him with signings? (00:00)Aston Villa have added Lucas Digne and Philippe Coutinho in the last few days - but what can we expect from Steven Gerrard's side in the second half of the season? (15:23)Cristiano Ronaldo has come out with some strong words about Manchester United and Ralf Rangnick. Has he hit the nail on the head or are his comments wide of the mark? (27:12)The Africa Cup of Nations has faced criticism already over the quality of football being played. Is a lack of preparation to blame? (32:30)Chris Maguire scored a hat trick for Lincoln against his former side Sunderland. His celebration involved going up to Lee Johnson and giving him some choice words. Which other players have come back to show up their former sides? (41:26)Chelsea play Manchester City this weekend in the Premier League. Does a win for City mean the title race is over already? (48:06)Get more of The Times and The Sunday Times for less than £1 a day. Start your free trial: thetimes.co.uk/thegame See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's podcast, Henry Hill is joined by Zac Djellab and Sam Obaseki and is all about this year's Africa Cup of Nations. Despite Zac's allegiance to Algeria and Sam's to Nigeria, the trio have a considered chat about the big teams this time around, including hosts Cameroon, as well as Ghana and Ivory Coast. Henry thinks Mali might be a dark horse, whilst Chelsea insider Zac reveals what he knows about Hakim Ziyech and his absence from the Morocco team (spoiler: not much). After predicting a tournament winner, they then discuss their favourite kits at this year's edition, giving shout-outs to Cape Verde, Mauritania and Sierra Leone. Enjoy!

Two stories of trailblazing triumphs! Helen Liu Fong and Norma Merrick Sklarek broke new ground in building design to become two of the most innovative architects of the 20th Century. Talent and a never-give-up attitude were their blueprints for overcoming gender and racial discrimination in their professions, and served as the building blocks for their distinguished careers. Their lifetime of extraordinary accomplishments lives on in their architectural works, many considered cultural icons to this day.Find more information and resources: https://jonincharacter.com/innovative-architects/ Visit the Dorktales Storytime Podcast website: https://jonincharacter.com/dorktales-storytime-podcast/YOUR KIDS ON OUR SHOW: Contact our “Mr. Redge Hotline” for a chance for a shout out or featured in one of our episodes! Leave us a voicemail, email, video or use our color page - https://jonincharacter.com/contact-the-podcast/ FOLLOW US: If our storytelling brings you some joy…and a few laughs, please follow us in your preferred podcast app so future episodes will automatically show up in your podcast library. We'd be so grateful if you helped us grow, by letting others know about our geeky tales too.Now, go be the hero of your own story and we'll see you next once-upon-a-time!KIDS LISTEN MEMBERS: advocates for quality podcasts for kids: https://www.kidslisten.org/WE LOVE FEEDBACK: https://ratethispodcast.com/dorktales BE PART OF OUR DORK SQUAD, FREE PERKS: https://bit.ly/dorktales-signup CREDITS: This episode has been a Jonincharacter production. Today's story was written by Molly Murphy, and performed by Jonathan Cormur. Sound recording and production by Jermaine Hamilton at Hamilton Studio Recordings. PODFRIEND ALERT! Warrior Kids Podcast shares Indigenous cultures and values so that kids can learn about what it means to be strong, healthy and compassionate warriors for themselves, their families, communities and Nations. Find out more at warriorskidspodcast.com Attention grown-ups! We want to hear from your kids! Have them ask Jonathan and Mr. Redge a question for a chance to hear a shout out and response on a future episode. Email us at dorktalesstorytime@gmail.com, call the Mr. Redge hotline at 650.503.9122 or go to our podcast contact page for more ways to get in touch!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dorktales)

The Africa Cup of Nations match between Mali and Tunisia ended in bizarre circumstance as referee Janny Sikazwe of Zambia twice blew his whistle before the clock had hit 90 minutes. Players went off into the dressing room the second time, only for them to be ordered to return 25 minutes later before Tunisia refused. The Legend and SPG discuss!  LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE               

Around the world, football fans are glued to the Africa Cup of Nations. It's a proud moment for players to represent their country and perhaps draw some international attention. For years, Africa's top players have aspired to play for European clubs in La Liga, the Premier League and the Bundesliga. But clubs in countries like Egypt and South Africa are starting to offer lucrative contracts that match those available in parts of Europe. So, how are these teams able to afford the big bucks? And might more players stay in Africa in the future? #AfricaDaily Host: Alan Kasujja (@kasujja) Guests: Cavin Johnson Mark Gleeson

A prominent senator has been gunned down in Cameroon and there has been heavy gunfire in the south west region, as the instability in the country continues even while the showcase Africa Cup of Nations football tournament is taking place. Plus several people have been killed in bomb blast near to Somalia's international airport. And a specialist in infectious diseases answers your questions and concerns about the Omicron variant of Covid.

Tory Mayo teaches from Psalms 67.

January is in full swing (for three teams in the Prem that seem to be itching for new blood). We review the wintry signings, especially Newcastle newbie Chris Wood, before recapping Matchday 1 of the African Cup of Nations. If you have any topics/questions you'd like us to discuss in the next episode let me know! I can be found @ZPensak on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On January 9, Africa began its biggest biennial football tournament: The Africa Cup of Nations. Postponed a year because of the pandemic, the tournament will pit 24 of the continent's top teams against each other over the course of one month in Cameroon. But despite the celebratory fervor in Cameroon, there's some concern about how the tournament has been portrayed. In this episode:  Usher Komugisha (@UsherKomugisha), African football journalist Connect with The Take:  Twitter (@AJTheTake), Instagram (@ajthetake) and Facebook (@TheTakePod)

For additional notes and resources check out Douglas' website.1 “Judge not, that you be not judged. 2 For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you. 3 Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? 4 Or how can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when there is the log in your own eye? 5 You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye.Introductory commentsWe are called to a high standard of holiness (chapter 5), to be lived out not to impress others, nor as a program to enrich ourselves materially (chapter 6). Next the Lord warns us, urges us, and instructs us about many pitfalls that can wreck our faith, like judgmentalism, the broad road, false prophecy, and failure to build on his Word.Matt 7:1 is the most quoted verse today, eclipsing even John 3:16. Yet Jesus did not intend it to be used as it often is—defensively. Jesus does not forbid judging others' salvation (though ultimately the Lord is their judge), or correcting false doctrine, or addressing serious sin (as in Matt 18).Those who adhere to high standards can easily lapse into judgmentalism. "It is a mark of fallen human nature to notice the faults in others and be blind to our own."We are encouraged to help our brothers and sisters, but only sincerely.Jesus words connect to the Lord's Prayer. The context is forgiving others, as the NT and the early Christian writers make clear. “Therefore be merciful, just as your Father also is merciful. Do not judge, and you shall not be judged. Do not condemn, and you shall not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven” (Luke 6:36-37).Cyprian: “We should ask that our debts be forgiven us in such a manner as we ourselves forgive our debtors. For the forgiveness we seek for our sins cannot be obtained unless we ourselves have acted in a merciful way in respect to our debtors. Therefore, Jesus also says in another place, ‘With what measure you measure out, it will be measured back to you again.' And the servant who, after having had all his debt forgiven him by his master, would not forgive his fellow-servant, was cast back into prison.” …There remains no ground of excuse in the Day of Judgment, when you will be judged according to your own sentence. And whatever you have done, that you also will suffer.” On the Lord's Prayer 23John Chrysostom: “You ask, ‘If someone commits fornication, may I not say that fornication is a bad thing? Can I not correct someone who is behaving wantonly?' Of course! Correct him, but not as an enemy. Do not do it as though you were exacting a penalty from an adversary. Rather, correct him as a physician providing medicine. For Christ did not say, ‘Do not correct him who is sinning,' but ‘Do not judge.' That is, do not be bitter in pronouncing correction.” Homilies on Matthew 23.2.Matthew 18 doesn't nullify Matthew 7? Imperfections and minor sins we should overlook in love. Matthew 18 concerns sins so serious that failure to repent ca lead to a disfellowship. In such cases, we must talk to our brother about these kinds of sin, for his eternal life is at stakeTertullian: “Remove the speck, or rather the beam, out of your own eye, so that you may be able to extract the speck from the eyes of others. Amend your own lives first.” To the Nations 1.20Chrysostom: “Do you wish to judge? Judge your own sins. No one will accuse you if you condemn yourself.” Homilies on Hebrews 21.8.It is not hypocritical to care about others and desire to help them to mature spiritually. It is hypocritical, however, to pretend to care, while actually taking pleasure in tearing others down to boost one's own ego.Chrysostom: “Here He says, ‘You hypocrite.' Why? Because your judging does not come from protective care for others. Rather, it comes from ill will to another man. While the one who judges puts on a mask of benevolence, he is doing a work of the utmost wickedness. … On account of this Jesus called him ‘hypocrite.' When it comes to other men's actions, you are so critical that you see even the little things. So how is it you are so remiss in your own? How is it that even the major things in your own life are passed over by you?” Homilies on Matthew 23.2.Jesus' teaching was perfectly understood by the apostle Paul (Rom 2:1-22, 17-22, 28-29).Next: Swine

The football: As the latest Africa Cup of Nations begins to unfortunate characterisations and complaints about scheduling and availability, we ask if those questioning the relevance of competitions that clash with the Premier League and others in Western Europe are guilty of a little too much navel-gazing. The food: Rory's dog Hector has eaten something, and it has made him ill. Is chicken two days past its sell-date the culprit, or as Rory's son Ed suggests, a poisonous plant (the kind not-at-all native to West Yorkshire)? Email: setpiecemenu@gmail.com

Sayeh was a little girl when the Iranian Revolution in the 1970s took place. With her father being a high-ranking official in the Iranian government, Sayeh's mother recognized that their family was in danger of being harmed and they fled to America. Sayeh shares the many miracles that led to them being able to flee Iran and how she came to know Jesus. Sayeh is currently in the Colson Fellows program and she shares with us about the tremendous impact it is having on her life.    Sayeh Sparr Show Notes:  Colson Fellows: https://colsonfellows.org/  Iranian Christian International: https://www.iranchristians.org/  Surf the Nations: https://stn.global/  Downtown Discourse in Colorado Springs, Colorado: https://www.stgac.org/downtown-discourse.html  Carpe Diem Redeemed by Os Guiness: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/carpe-diem-redeemed-os-guinness/1130765771?ean=9780830845811  Books by C.S. Lewis: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/c.s.%20lewis  BreakPoint: https://www.breakpoint.org/  How Now Shall We Live by Chuck Colson and Nancy Pearcey: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-now-shall-we-live-charles-colson/1026904142?ean=9780842355889  Books by Flannery O'Connor: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/flannery%20o'connor  Why You Think the Way You Do by Glenn Sunshine: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/why-you-think-the-way-you-do-glenn-s-sunshine/1100268690?ean=9780310292302  Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/mere-christianity-c-s-lewis/1100549216?ean=9780060652920  Join Strong Women on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/strongwomencc  Erin and her husband, Brett, run Maven which “exists to help the next generation know truth, pursue goodness, and create beauty, all for the cause of Christ.” Check out more about Maven here: https://maventruth.com/   The Strong Women Podcast is a product of the Colson Center which equips Christians to live out their faith with clarity, confidence, and courage in this cultural moment. Through commentaries, podcasts, videos, and more, we help Christians better understand what's happening in the world, and champion what is true and good wherever God has called them.  Learn more about the Colson Center here: https://www.colsoncenter.org/   Visit our website and sign up for our email list so that you can stay up to date on what we are doing here and also receive our monthly book list: https://www.colsoncenter.org/strong-women    This episode was recording at the Anselm Society Conference. Learn more about Anselm here: https://www.anselmsociety.org/ 

The FC crew debate if Barcelona can use the SuperCopa de España to build momentum under Xavi. Meanwhile, are Manchester United better off without Cristiano Ronaldo in Ralf Rangnick's squad? Plus, the team reacts to the African Cup of Nations results, including Nigeria's win over Mohamed Salah's Egypt.

Talking Tactics discuss Arsenal losing in the FA Cup. Should non-league clubs celebrate consolation goals against Premier League clubs (see Chelsea 5-1 Chesterfield)? Coutinho to Aston Villa, what was his Barcelona career about? We know why you're at Newcastle, Kieran. Why did Abraham leave Chelsea? Mourinho is attacking Roma players again. Would you want a "Pan-African Cup of Nations?" Who are the favourites for AFCON 2021, and where in the world is Hervé Renaud? We end with questions on media training, and plotting eye test v stats. Think about being a TT patron... https://www.patreon.com/join/talkingtactics Rate us five stars on Apple Podcasts! https://www.getpodcast.reviews/id/1127264410 Follow Talking Tactics https://www.twitter.com/taIkingtactics https://www.instagram.com/talkingtactics https://www.facebook.com/talkingtactics352 Talking Tactics Special Coup de tête: https://bit.ly/2DXSMVk Have Hope's Website https://havehopefootballhut.com Follow us https://www.twitter.com/HaveHopeHut https://www.twitter.com/Ankaman616 https://www.twitter.com/DanielTiluk

Today on the Liverpool.com Podcast, Mo Stewart is joined by Ben Bocsak and Emmet Gates to discuss their preferred targets that Liverpool should pick up from The African Cup of Nations. Amongst the suggestions was Clermont & Guinea's Mohamed Bayo, Ghana & Rennais' Kamaldeen Sulemana and Nigeria & Villarreal's Samuel Chukwueze.

In this episode of the Tifo Football Podcast, Joe, Seb and Alex discuss the the potential favourites for the Africa Cup of Nations after Cameroon's opening game against Burkina Faso, before taking a look at Erling Haaland's multilingual profanity! Shorter features include: Philippe Coutinho's recent move to Aston Villa, RB Leipzig's Christopher Nkunku and the Serie A's tight margins.

Don Hutchison joins Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens to break down Juventus' comeback victory against Roma and ask whether Jose Mourinho was at fault for his side's 2nd-half collapse. Plus, they discuss Ferran Torres' move to Barcelona, Paul Pogba's delayed return from injury & the beginning of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Upon its inception as a nation via Abraham and his descendants thousands of years ago, God vowed to use Israel as a source of blessing to the world – the vessel through which He would make Himself known. In his new message, Amir is joined by special guest Eyal Dror on the Golan Heights to discuss one of Israel's greatest humanitarian operations in its history, revealing how God continues to use His chosen people as an example of how to be a blessing, love your neighbor, and Be a Light Unto the Nations. Support this podcast

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Simon Burnton, Jonathan Wilson and Suzy Wrack to discuss the FA Cup third round, the return of the WSL and the start of the Africa Cup of Nations. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

The Prophetic Almanac for 2022 Pastor Bill Jenkins pt 1 Well, 2021 has been a wild year for sure. Between the Delta variant and the push for mandatory vaccinations coupled, with the reopening of businesses and people trying to return to normal, add in inflation and businesses not able to hire enough people, not to dismiss political instability and the increase in crime across America… folks, there can be absolutely no doubt we are living in what the Bible calls, “The End Times.” But, for believers, this is not a time of doom and gloom!  Far from it. We are told by Jesus in Luke 21 verse 28, “When these things begin to take place, look up, for your redemption is drawing near!”  Amen! With all that is happening, wouldn't it be nice to have a peek at what is going to happen in the next year or so?  It takes someone with a special gift from God to be able to do that without sounding like a soothsayer or a nut job, right! It take someone anointed by God with this gift to lay things out in a logical format.  And that is what my guest will do today! Pastor Bill Jenkins of the Destinyland Christian Center in Rancho Cucuamonga, California. Every year, he releases a new book titled, https://amzn.to/3lYrib3 (“The Prophetic Almanac.”) If you have ever heard of the “The Farmer's Almanac,” well the https://amzn.to/3lYrib3 (Prophetic Almanac) is the Spiritual equivalent that will release a spiritual vision for your personal life and it gives a prophetic forecast for our nation. Amen! Pastor Bill Jenkins is a 1991 graduate from Christ for the Nations in Dallas, Texas, my old stomping grounds for a few years... He has been in ministry for 30 years. He also had his own Television Program on the Trinity Broadcasting Network - and has hosted the “Praise the Lord” program a few times as well. AMEN! He has written numerous books and is quickly becoming known as a modern day Apostle of God with a prophetic voice. He and his wife, Britain, work extremely hard to release the message of HOPE into our world (and very needful, for such a time as this, I might add). Pastor Jenkins takes some of the toughest passages of scripture and explains them in a practical and interesting way. He is quickly becoming the “Go To” guy when it comes to Biblical interpretation. He also is a broadcaster on “Evangelism Radio” and has been for several years. His program runs Monday through Friday from 10-1030am Eastern Time. Every year, about this time, I ask Pastor Bill to come back on and share with us his insights from the Word of God as he talks about the new issue of https://amzn.to/3lYrib3 (“The Prophetic Almanac”) as it relates to the coming year. And that is what we will be talking about today as we leave a very hectic and chaotic 2021 behind and are moving forward into 2022. Pastor, how long have you been publishing https://amzn.to/3lYrib3 (“The Prophetic Almanac?”) Before we get into 2022, let's recap a bit from 2021… Last year, on our program, you said there was going to be things exposed that have been kept secret for ages. You said that in 2021, the majority would “echo” what the popular sayings and news is and that anyone who raises a concern would be attacked. I think we can say we seen that come to pass this year like never before… Amen. You also said, that true ministers would “raise the standard” and not lower the standard. This concerns spiritual areas as well as in the natural. What kind of examples have you seen that fulfilled this particular discussion in your book? We understand, from the Book of Romans, that the “wages of sin is death.” Has the United States come to the point where “payday is here?” What about some of the dates, 21 dates last year, that the Lord highlighted for you in the calendar. Do you have any major things that happened that you are aware of, that happened on those dates? Last year was the Year of the Ox which was also the Chinese character for last year…and the relationship Support this podcast

Action Network European football experts Michael Leboff and BJ Cunningham are back for another edition of the Wondergoal podcast, with a preview of this week's midweek action in the EPL (01:43), along with previews from LaLiga (12:58) and the Africa Cup of Nations (21:12). Match previews include Southampton vs. Brentford (01:43), West Ham vs. Norwich City (04:26), Tottenham vs. Chelsea (07:24), Liverpool vs. Arsenal (09:54), Barcelona vs. Real Madrid (13:19), Atlético Madrid vs. Athletic Bilbao (17:15) and Nigeria vs. Egypt (21:12). If you're starving for more action on the pitch, we've got you covered! Make sure you subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Grant and Witty break down the weekend in soccer that saw Cameroon win the opener of the African Cup of Nations, Ricardo Pepi debut for Augsburg, and the FA Cup 3rd round bring us upsets and other delights. Plus, Witty has a theory on anti-American bias. Then, CBS Sports' Marisa Pilla joins the pod (32:00) to discuss her role covering the NWSL for CBS, the USWNT during the Olympics, and the Philadelphia Union for local TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sandra Herrera and Lisa Roman preview the CONCACAF W Championship, the qualifiers for the 2023 Women's World Cup. The group stages continue on February 16, with the top teams in the 6 groups being Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica. As the top two nations, the United States and Canada receive a first-round bye straight to the W Championship. The winner of the W Championship will automatically qualify for the 2023 Women's World Cup and the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games. CONCACAF W Championship (4:47) Nations Competing (13:38) 'Attacking Third' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Attacking Third team on Twitter: @AttackingThird, @SandHerrera_, @LRoman32 Visit the Attacking Third YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/attackingthird You can listen to Attacking Third on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the Attacking Third podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Attacking Third podcast." For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A rise in kidnappings and ransoms of sailors in the Gulf of Guinea prompts call for an international response to combat sea piracy. Plus we talk inflation with economist Michael Hughes and hear from the BBC's James Copnall in Cameroon as the first matches of the delayed Africa Cup of Nations 2021 kick off.

102 years ago on the 10th of January 1920, the League of Nations was formed out of the Treaty of Versailles. Its aim was to maintain peace after the First World War. With 58 member states by the 1930s, it had successes e against drug traffickers and slave traders, settling border disputes and returning prisoners of war. But much of the treaty was designed to punish Germany after WWI, creating an environment of disillusionment that enabled Nazi ideology to thrive. Across the rest of Europe, it was working up against economic depression, rising nationalism and a lack of support from the two great nations of Russia and the United States. Its ultimate demise began with Hitler's declaration of war in 1939. Was it too utopian and doomed to fail? In this episode Mats Berdal, Professor of Security and Development at Kings College London, joins Dan to discuss the legacy of the League of Nations, its importance in establishing the Geneva Protocol (prohibition of gas warfare), laying the foundations of the UN and the challenges that led to its ultimate failure.If you'd like to learn more, we have hundreds of history documentaries, ad-free podcasts and audiobooks at History Hit - subscribe today! To download the History Hit app please go to the Android or Apple store. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

102 years ago on the 10th of January 1920, the League of Nations was formed out of the Treaty of Versailles. Its aim was to maintain peace after the First World War. With 58 member states by the 1930s, it had successes e against drug traffickers and slave traders, settling border disputes and returning prisoners of war. But much of the treaty was designed to punish Germany after WWI, creating an environment of disillusionment that enabled Nazi ideology to thrive. Across the rest of Europe, it was working up against economic depression, rising nationalism and a lack of support from the two great nations of Russia and the United States. Its ultimate demise began with Hitler's declaration of war in 1939. Was it too utopian and doomed to fail? In this episode Mats Berdal, Professor of Security and Development at Kings College London, joins Dan to discuss the legacy of the League of Nations, its importance in establishing the Geneva Protocol (prohibition of gas warfare), laying the foundations of the UN and the challenges that led to its ultimate failure.If you'd like to learn more, we have hundreds of history documentaries, ad-free podcasts and audiobooks at History Hit - subscribe today! To download the History Hit app please go to the Android or Apple store. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The 2021 African football Cup of Nations kicks off with host victory; A fire at an apartment building in New York has killed at least nineteen people....and in Saudi Arabia...women get a bespoke showcase for their ships of the desert.

The much-awaited, long-delayed African Cup of Nations football tournament begins in Cameroon. The competition is taking place against a backdrop of Covid restrictions and a civil war that has been going on in the English speaking regions of Cameroon, alongside the wider instability caused by the jihadist insurgency in Nigeria, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso. Also in the programme: Yemen, a nation torn by conflict and famine, but today we hear from one long time resident on why he loves the country. And in Serbia: fans of tennis star Novak Djokovic have been protesting his detention in an immigration centre in Australia. [Photo shows a fan with a Cameroon hat on holding a horn. Credit: AFP]

The crackdown comes after he said '20,000 bandits' had attacked the country's biggest city. Opposition activists have dismissed the allegation. Also: a warning that the world could see a threefold increase in dementia by 2050, and the excitement reaches fever pitch in Cameroon as it prepares to host its first Africa Cup of Nations for half a century.