Podcasts about Newtownards

1. Christian virtues in relation to ourselves; 2. Christian virtues in relation to our God: 3. Christian virtues in relation to others; 4. Christian virtues in relation to our enemies.

1. Let us study the recipient of God's favour; 2. Let us be receivers of God's favour; 3. Let us enjoy the reassurances of God's favour; 4. Let us exhibit the response of God's favour.

1. Let us marvel at the origin of God's ruler; 2. Let us rejoice in the occupations of God's ruler; 3. Let us be among the observers of God's ruler.

1. Test of sonship; 2. Test of service; 3. Test of success.

1. The righteous suffer; 1. The Lord serves; 3. The Prophet is despised.

1. The death of our Saviour is planned for us; 2. The death of our Saviour is propitiatory for us; 3. The death of our Saviour is penal for us; 4. The death of our Saviour is purposeful for us; 5. The death of our Saviour is puzzling for us.

1. Unbelievers break God's Law easily; 2. Unbelievers believe foolishness; 3. Unbelievers despise Christ; 4. Unbelievers shame believers; 5. Unbelievers deflect rebukes; 6. Unbelievers serve God.

1. Our sin despises privileges; 2. Our sin associates with like-minded people; 3. Our sin does the unthinkable; 4. Our retains respectability; 5. Our sin pushes to excess; 6. Our sin distances from Christ; 7. Our sin acts eagerly; 8. Our sin rides rebukes.

1. Rejecting the Saviour; 2. Rejecting the Sinner; 3. Rejecting the Silver.

1. Multiple trials will come to us... but the Lord is with us; 2. Multiple temptations will challenge us... but the Lord is with us.

1. Let us listen to a 'advice' from the wilderness; 2. Let us listen to a 'voice' from heaven; 3. Let us listen to a 'voice' from earth.

1. Multiple trials will come to us, but the Lord is with us; 2. Mighty temptations will challenge us, but the Lord is with us.

1. A good Shepherd in Micah; 2. A glorious Son in Hosea; 3. A Gracious Saviour in Jeremiah; 4. A grieving Servant in Isaiah.

1. Over our sins; 2. Over our superstitions; 3. Over our schemes; 4. Over our selfishness.

1. Son of Abraham; Jew saves gentiles; 2. Son of David; King saves ruined; 3. Emmanuel: God saves man; 4. Jesus: sinless saves sinners; 5. Just saves guilty.

1. The adoring love of home; 2. The angelic love of God; 3. The absent love of heroes.

1. Hope 2. Loss

1. Unbelievers develop under God's pleasure; 2. Unbelievers do by God's providence; 3. Unbelievers despise God's priorities; 4. Unbelievers depict God's plans.

1. Sin of desire; 2. Sin of deception; 3. Sin of destruction.

1. Prayer changes our circumstances; 2. Prayer changes our character.

1. With confident persuasion; 2. With careful planning; 3. With contrite prayer; 4. With communicated power.

1. By our circumstances; 2. By God's Word; 3. By consulting friends; 4. By overcoming obstacles'.

1. Let us trust God for a spouse; 2. Let us realise that romantic love has challenges; 3. Let us maintain that marriage is between one man and one woman; 4. Let us love one woman or one man.

1. Growing family: human manipulation; 2. Growing family: Divine blessing; 3. Growing finances: human manipulation; 4. Growing finances: Divine blessing.

1. Let us recognise the pathway of God's grace; 2. Let us realise the people of God's grace; 3. Let us rejoice in the presence of God's grace; 4. Let us receive the promise of God's grace.

1. God's flan for our families is merciful; 2. God's plan for our families is mighty 3. God's plan for our families is massive.

1. The interpretation of profanity; 2. The identification of profanity; 3. The illustration of profanity; 4. The imitation of profanity; 5. The inversion of profanity.

1. The reality of our favouritism; 2. The reasons for our favouritism; 3. The wrongness of our favouritism; 4. The resolving of our favouritism; 5. The redemption of our favouritism.

1. The essence of true believing; 2. The exercise of true believing; 3. the effect of true believing; 4. The essentials of true believing.

1. The surprising of His timings; 2. The surprising of His methods; 3. The surprising of His choices; 4. The surprising of His values.

Coping with sufferings from: 1. God by Prayer; 2. Believers by rebuke; 3. Friends by Trust; 4. Enemies by Judgement.

1. The state of our Christian Life; 2. The substance of our Christian Life; 3. The sphere of our Christian Life.

Love and success; 2. Love and shame; 3. Love and self; 4. Love and slights; 5. Love and sin.

1. Our loveless speech; 2. Our loveless service; 3. Our loveless sacrifices.

1. Patience and kindness are accusatory and active; 2. Patience and kindness are harmonious and heavenly; 3. Patience and kindness are resilient and rare.

Tales in making a sporting soldier...Blair Mayne floored his own boxing coach at Queen's University in Belfast, shot a springbok on the 1938 British & Irish Lions tour, and later stood sharp as a solicitor. The life of this Newtownards war hero was built for the big screen, but did they get it right? Soft-spoken leader of men, or natural born hell raiser? We find out about the Real Blair 'Paddy' Mayne.Featuring contributions from David McCallion, Peter Forbes, Fiona Ferguson, Damien Lewis, Peta Jane Chapman, Ciaran Donaghy, Gavin Mortimer and Steve Knight. Thanks to Gordon Stevens and the Imperial War Museum.

1. Let us master God's love; 2. Let us magnify God's love; 3. Let us match God's love.

1. Beauty and entertainment are not enough; 2. Wisdom is not enough; 3. Wealth is not enough; 4. A divine perspective is enough.

1. Let our repentance be visible and total (Believers); 2. Let our repentance be truly sourced and fully expressed (Unbelievers); 3. Let our repentance be steadfast (God).

When spiritually healthy we:- 1. Utilise prayer; 2. Muse on scripture; 3. Recognise providence; 4. Evangelise unbelievers; 5. Promise obedience; 6. Prize grace.

1. Our saving God concentrates on His creatures. 2. Our saving God controls His creation; 3. Our saving God chooses His compassions; 4. Our saving God chastens His children; 5. Our saving God champions His Christ.

1. The Lord's death for us was a pictured death; 2. The Lord's death for us was a prophesised death; 3. The Lord's death for us was a penal death; 4. The Lord's death for us was a proven death.

1. Let us look lovingly; 2. Let us follow faithfully; 3. Let us grow gradually.

1. Let us use the company of others; 2. Let us choose the company of some; 3. Let us prioritise the company of One.

1. Avoid bad company; 2. Recognise weak challenges; 3. Know sin grows; 4. Privileges aggravate sin; 5. Sin ends in sorrow; 6. Use the way of repentance.

1. Fundamental matter;2. Wide range of behaviour;3. Solemn warning.

Newtownards man Paddy Mayne was an unconventional soldier – a founder member of the SAS. He is one of the central characters in the BBC's hit war drama, SAS: Rogue Heroes But there is much controversy over how he has portrayed, foul mouthed, thuggish and with a very dodgy accent. Military historians in particular, say that's not how he was. And this publicity has once again brought old questions to the fore – why was Mayne never given the Victoria Cross? And even, should he be given the honour posthumously? Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Andrew Madden. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Allison Morris, Crime Correspondent with the Belfast Telegraph discusses the evacuation of 400 homes in Newtownards following the discovery of an unexploded World War Two bomb.

We speak to Stephanie O'Fee, a local resident.

Rhys McClenaghan discusses the upcoming homecoming event in Newtownards, Co Down to celebrate his Olympic success