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Today we're continuing to look at the Apostle Paul's prayerfor the church, the believers in the church in Ephesus. In this prayer, we findseveral things that Paul prayed for. The first thing we see is that He prayedthat the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give you thespirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him. He prayed that theywould know God.  Thenwe find in verse 18, Paul also prayed, “the eyes of your understanding beingenlightened”. The eyes of your heart, your emotions, your thoughts, yoursoul, your will, in a sense everything about you, would be enlightened, wouldbe open, would have an understanding and know what is the hope of His calling. So,the second thing that Paul is praying for is that we might know God's callingon our lives. This word “called” is an important word in the Christianvocabulary. The Scripture teaches us that the church, the body of Christ, thebelievers, in the Greek is the “ecclesia”. That word is two words which togethermeans the “called-out assembly”.  Thebelievers who are the church, the body of Christ are called out. Now,interesting. We're not just called out of the world, we are called intosomething that is glorious. And that's what Paul's speaking of here. Not onlyare you called out of the world, but you are called out to be a peculiar, aroyal priesthood, a different person from the rest of the world around you. Petersays it this way in 1 Peter 2:9. “But you are a chosen generation, a royalpriesthood, a holy nation, a special people that you may proclaim the praisesof Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.” Paultold Timothy in 2 Timothy 1:9 that He had a holy calling. Yes, we've beencalled out of darkness into marvelous light and we've also been called toglory. I love this verse in 1 Peter 5:10. “But may the God of all grace whocalled us to His eternal glory by Christ Jesus after you suffered a whileperfect, establish, strengthen, and settle you. To Him be glory and thedominion forever and ever. Amen.” We have been called to glory!  And because of this calling, we can now have ahope that's steadfast and sure, an anchor of our souls (Hebrews 6:19). Theword hope doesn't mean wishful thinking about something. But the word hope inthe scripture means we have a delightful future in Jesus Christ. We have theassurance of that future because of what Jesus Christ did for us on the crossand His resurrection. The believer's hope is tied into the return of JesusChrist as we read in 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 and 1 John 3:1-3. Our hope isbased on the fact that Jesus promised that one day He will come again for Hisbride the Church.  Beforewe were saved, we were without hope in this world. But now in Christ, accordingto 1 Peter 1:3, we have a living hope. “Blessed be the God and Father of ourLord Jesus Christ, who according to His abundant mercy has begotten us again toa living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead”. Howglorious is that? So, we have a hope that's steadfast and sure. It's a livinghope which means it gives us purpose and direction, and encouragement forwhatever we face every day. We have a better tomorrow coming. Oh, that is thehope that we have.  Paulprayed that you would know your calling from God. And this calling from Godgives you hope. I trust you'll take these words into your heart and you'llremember you have something to live for and something to look forward to. Agood verse to close with today is Romans 15:13: “Now may the God of hopefill you with all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope bythe power of the Holy Spirit.”  KnowingGod, you have hope. No God, there is no hope.  Godbless!

They're Coming! A patron pick episode from patron "Fush Yu Schlong"! A remote Alaskan town is plunged into darkness for a month, making it the perfect hunting ground for a savage group of vampires. The survivors must find a way to outlast the blood-soaked darkness. This week we're doing 2007's 30 DAYS OF NIGHT. Also this week: BIG Pittsburgh Hardees news, "E-Bens", and how Lance likes to eat his Muffins. All this--and a whole lot more--on this week's episode of NEON BRAINIACS! "God? ... No God." ----- Check out our Patreon for tons of bonus content, exclusive goodies, and access to our Discord server! ----- 30 Days of Night (2007) Directed by David Slade Written by Steve Niles, Stuart Beattie, and Brian Nelson Starring Josh Hartnett, Melissa George, Danny Huston, Mark Boone Junior, and Ben Foster ----- 00:00 - Intro & Opening Banter 26:40 - "The Shpiel" 48:35 - Film Breakdown 01:45:25 - The Brain Bucket & Outro

It's a very human experience to live with doubts about the reality of God. Andrew Heard speaks on the nation of Israel in 2 Kings, who like many in our culture, were happy to live with "no God". Yet the God of life and death is patient and bears with them, and us, showing himself to us in Jesus.

It's a very human experience to live with doubts about the reality of God. Andrew Heard speaks on the nation of Israel in 2 Kings, who like many in our culture, were happy to live with "no God". Yet the God of life and death is patient and bears with them, and us, showing himself to us in Jesus.

Agnostic or atheist. What is the difference and does it really matter in the end? How do we or should we engage in their arguments? Should we just disconnect from science and “higher learning”?

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Today we start reading Paul's letters to the Corinthians. The believers there had been converted from the foolish philosophies of the Greeks who believed in a spirit after-life; also in many gods of their imagination – of whom they erected idols. We have had a parallel experience in going into Indian temples in recent years..Paul says, “The Jews demand signs and the Greeks seek wisdom, but we preach Christ crucified, a stumbling block to the Jews and folly to the Gentiles.”  We can understand their reaction to a message built around a man who was crucified!   But that was the ‘bare bones' of the picture!What a wonderful meaning to life and of hope in the future sprang from the terrible event at Calvary that we have just read in Mark's Gospel.  The next words of Paul are, “but to those who are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God. For the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men.” [ch.1 v.22-25]Paul then asks them to “consider your calling, brothers; not many of you were wise according to worldly standards, not many were powerful, not many were of noble birth.  But God chose what is foolish in the world to shame the wise; God chose what is weak in the world to shame the strong; God chose what is low and despised in the world, even things that are not, to bring to nothing things that are, so that no human being might boast in the presence of God” [v.28,29]   The scribes and the Pharisees were brought to nothing!The worldly wise indulge in another kind of boasting today – that, in the ‘wisdom' they have acquired through present human ‘scientific' deductions,  they have come to the ‘knowledge' that there is NO God!   In contrast, our wisdom is to recognise what turned the thinking in the world of the First Century upside down – as to the meaning of life; “It was not a wisdom of this age” [2 v.6] says Paul, then he stresses that, “Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is from God, that we might understand the things freely given to us by God.  And we impart this in words not taught by human wisdom, but taught by the Spirit… [v.12,13]And God's Spirit caused Paul and the other apostles to write things down so that we can feed our minds on this spirit inspired word.  Remember how Jesus told his disciples, “The words that I have spoken to you are spirit and life.” [John 6 v.63]  Let us make sure our minds carefully and prayerfully feed on God given food every day.

Anthony Gammage preaches on 2 Kings 1:2–10, 13–15, 17 on Sunday, August 17, 2025.

Ever seen that bumper sticker, “God is my co-pilot”?Heard that song, “Jesus, take the wheel”?I totally get the sentiments behind that kind of thing, but over the summer I've been really troubled by the underlying, unspoken ideas that go along with those sorts of sayings and sentiments.The reason why is because the Bible teaches that God created humanity to represent him and rule over the non-human creation. God's desire is not to control us, but to save us and shape us so we can join the divine mission.

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Description: What happens when the faith you were raised with no longer fits? Join us as we explore faith deconstruction and what it looks like to hold on to what matters while letting go of harmful narratives. Our guest, Mary Katherine Backstrom, knows this journey well. Once rooted in evangelical certainty, her world began to unravel—her marriage, career, and faith all shaken. In her raw and hilarious memoir, Not That Wheel Jesus, MK shares what it was like to question everything, wrestle with purity culture's impact, and walk through the grief of lost certainties. As she puts it: “I walked through the rubble, I danced in the fire pits with my friends, and I've emerged into this quiet post-apocalyptic space where I can hear my own voice.” Whether you're navigating your own faith shift or just curious, this conversation will resonate. And don't forget—you can leave us your thoughts at jenhatmaker.com/podcast! Thought-provoking Quotes: “Everybody I speak to that's been on a growth journey of any sort—spiritual, emotional, whatever—you get to a point where you realize that confidence comes from not knowing everything and being at peace with what you can't figure out.” – MK Backstrom “It felt like I was looking at my life and feeling  like there's so much loss here, especially my sexuality. My church robbed me of joy. And that's the opposite of what was promised. Once I realized I participated in that behavior, I was able to make amends.” – MK Backstrom  “When I walk into that [church] space, it feels like going into a home where a child experienced abuse. I don't know that that's going to leave my body for a very long time. And it doesn't mean that I'm never gonna go back, but I also listen to myself better now and I'm not going to go somewhere where my body feels like it's on fire.” – MK Backstrom “My body is still responding to everything it's experienced for 40 years in the church. And I'm finally getting to the place where I'm starting to understand what my baseline feels like.” – MK Backstrom “If there is a God worth worshiping and there's a life worth living, those things can stand up to your big questions. No God is so fragile that your human curiosity is going to break this to pieces. No problem is so big in your life that you're not gonna get up and keep moving. There's a lot of freedom after the fear. Trust the process, ask questions.” – MK Backstrom Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Holy Hot Mess: Finding God in the Details of this Weird and Wonderful Life by Mary Katherine Backstrom - https://amzn.to/3ZV5GAi Not That Wheel, Jesus!: Stories From a Faith That Went Off-Road in the Best (and Worst) Possible Ways by Mary Katherine Backstrom - https://amzn.to/45KbY9v Rachel Held Evans - https://rachelheldevans.com/ Searching for Sunday: Loving, Leaving, and Finding the Church by Rachel Held Evans - https://amzn.to/4lxKkRY Dallas Willard - https://dwillard.org/ Sarah Bessey - https://www.sarahbessey.com/ Sex MeCourse - https://shop.jenhatmaker.com/products/sex-101 Dr. Celeste Holbrook - https://www.drcelesteholbrook.com/ Guest's Links: Website - https://www.mkbackstrom.com/ Twitter - https://x.com/mkbackstrom Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MKBackstrom TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@marykatherinebackstrom Substack - https://marykatherinebackstrom.substack.com/ Connect with Jen!Jen's Website - https://jenhatmaker.com/ Jen's Instagram - https://instagram.com/jenhatmakerJen's Twitter - https://twitter.com/jenHatmaker/ Jen's Facebook - https://facebook.com/jenhatmakerJen's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/JenHatmaker The For the Love Podcast is presented by Audacy. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Most of us would prefer that God prevented us from suffering or quickly removed us from danger. Hear a story that gives evidence that God sometimes delivers His people through trials rather than from them. Learn more on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. ----------------------------------------- • Click here and look for "FROM THE SERMON" to stream or read the full message. • This program is part of the series ‘A Study in Daniel, Volume 1' • Learn more about our current resource, request your copy with a donation of any amount. Helpful Resources - Learn about God's salvation plan - Read our most recent articles - Subscribe to our daily devotional Follow Us YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter This listener-funded program features the clear, relevant Bible teaching of Alistair Begg. Today's program and nearly 3,000 messages can be streamed and shared for free at tfl.org thanks to the generous giving from monthly donors called Truthpartners. Learn more about this Gospel-sharing team or become one today. Thanks for listening to Truth For Life!

Most of us would prefer that God prevented us from suffering or quickly removed us from danger. Hear a story that gives evidence that God sometimes delivers His people through trials rather than from them. Learn more on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/163/29

Most of us would prefer that God prevented us from suffering or quickly removed us from danger. Hear a story that gives evidence that God sometimes delivers His people through trials rather than from them. Learn more on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/163/29

In our Religion Block we hear from a caller who asks why God can denounce empty and pious platitudes from Christians who refuse to actually help the needy, while he himself rarely seems to show up in times of trouble. In response we suggest that perhaps God only helps the poor by means of his people, and that he neither afflicts nor heals anyone directly (which is why Dietrich Bonhoeffer insisted that the best thing for a Christian to do is to live as though God does not exist).

It's the word you hope you'll never hear when you're in your doctor's office - cancer. Recently, though, there's been a beautiful four-letter word that may go with that ugly word. It's the word "cure." At least they're hoping so. The possible breakthroughs have to do with one of the greatest killers of women - breast cancer. But the discoveries may turn out to open up ways to cure other cancers, too. This entirely new approach to fighting cancer - one that has so far shown promising results in lengthening the lives of terminally ill cancer patients has been described as "attacking cancer at its genetic roots." The gene is called HER-2, and it produces this protein on the surface of our cells that ultimately helps accelerate that abnormal growth that becomes cancer. Scientists have developed a treatment that attacks this genetic malfunction that causes some cancers. One researcher offers hope to millions who have cancer or may develop cancer when he puts it this way, "If we understand what is broken in the malignant cell, we might be able to fix it." They're calling this one of the hottest areas of cancer research, and it makes sense - stop the cancer by stopping its genetic root. I'm Ron Hutchcraft and I want to have A Word With You today about "Curing Cancer of the Heart." Now you may be one of the blessed people like me who when you hear about cancer, you can say, "Well, not me so far." I wish I could say that about the cancer that infects every single one of us - the deadliest cancer there is. You might call it heart cancer. It's that spiritual cancer in the human heart that causes so much hurt, guilt, shame, and brokenness. The Bible calls it sin, with the middle letter "I." We were created by God to live life His way. According to the Bible, we've all said, "No. No God's way. My way." That's the root of our deadly spiritual cancer. And it is always terminal. No matter how religious or how nice we are, God makes it clear, "the wages of our sin is death" (Romans 6:23) - that's death as in being eternally cut off from God, from His life and from His love. This is the spiritual cancer that devastates our self-respect, our family, the people we love - and that's the ones we hurt the most. It takes away our inner peace, and it destroys our eternity. And like mankind's battle against physical cancer, the battle against this disease of "me" has been going on for a long time. Our word for today from the Word of God comes from Romans 7:15. "What I want to do, I do not do, but what I hate I do." Sound familiar? That's our losing battle against the dark disease in our heart. The writer of these words is desperate for a cure, and he asks, "Who will rescue me from this body of death?" (Romans 7:24) Just like us, he's found no cure that can get at the root cause of all the dark things that come out of us. Then comes the announcement of the breakthrough, as this fellow-sinner asks, "Who will rescue me?" He answers, "Thanks be to God - through Jesus Christ our Lord!" Jesus has pioneered the cure for this spiritual cancer that has seemed so unstoppable, so incurable. He shed His blood on the cross, absorbed all the sin, all the punishment, and attacked the root causes of the actions and the attitudes we hate - and He broke the power of sin by taking all its punishment. So many people - maybe even people you know - have opened their lives to Jesus and they have found forgiveness and moral victory that is changing their lives and their homes. And it's within your reach today if you will say, "Jesus, I'm trusting you to be my savior for my sin." You know our website is all about beginning to win the battle by beginning a relationship with Him. It's ANewStory.com - I hope you'll go there today. The disease of me is a ravaging spiritual cancer and it's terminal. But the cure is within your reach. The only reason you would go one more day still dying is if you refuse to reach out to Jesus for this cure He paid for with his life.

With rising violence in Mexico, is it time that the US military steps in? To quote Michael Scott, "No God please no!"Join the Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/PeterZeihanFull Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/zeihan/should-the-us-military-invade-mexico

There are clear prophetic declarations made in the book of Kings that are fulfilled, some during the time of Joshua and some in the future. Similarly, we have clear declarations from the Lord and we should heed them.

Are false gods real demonic forces or just the imagination of pagans? What makes Jesus different?

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Braving Oslo's Spring: Sibling Bonding Amidst Family Turmoil Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-05-28-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Solen skinte varmt inn gjennom de høye vinduene i kjøkkenet hos Lars.En: The sun shone warmly through the tall windows in Lars' kitchen.No: Det var en typisk vårdag i Oslo.En: It was a typical spring day in Oslo.No: Trærne utenfor huset hadde fått friske, grønne blader.En: The trees outside the house had sprouted fresh, green leaves.No: Gaten var stille, men lyden av barn som lekte med små flagg fra dagen før kunne høres fra avstand.En: The street was quiet, but the sound of children playing with small flags from the day before could be heard from a distance.No: Det var dagen etter 17. mai, Grunnlovsdagen, en dag fylt med glede.En: It was the day after 17. mai, Constitution Day, a day filled with joy.No: Men for Lars og Ingrid lå en tung sky over denne våren.En: But for Lars and Ingrid, a heavy cloud hung over this spring.No: Ingrid dukket opp i døråpningen.En: Ingrid appeared in the doorway.No: Hun var alltid drømmeren, konstant med tankene et annet sted.En: She was always the dreamer, constantly with her thoughts elsewhere.No: Men i dag var hun annerledes.En: But today she was different.No: Hennes øyne var triste, og hun bar tyngden av foreldrenes separasjon på sine skuldre.En: Her eyes were sad, and she bore the weight of their parents' separation on her shoulders.No: Lars, hennes eldre bror, var allerede ved kjøkkenbordet, med ferskbrygget kaffe og nybakt brød.En: Lars, her older brother, was already at the kitchen table with freshly brewed coffee and freshly baked bread.No: "God morgen, Ingrid," sa Lars stille.En: "Good morning, Ingrid," said Lars quietly.No: Han visste hun hadde det vanskelig.En: He knew she was having a hard time.No: "Vil du ha noe?"En: "Would you like something?"No: "Ja, takk," svarte hun, og satte seg ned.En: "Yes, please," she replied, and sat down.No: Kjøkkenet var fylt med en varm duft av nybakt brød.En: The kitchen was filled with the warm scent of freshly baked bread.No: Det var et sted for trygghet, men i dag føltes det ikke slik for Ingrid.En: It was a place of safety, but today it didn't feel that way for Ingrid.No: "Hvordan har du det?" spurte Lars, mens han helte kaffe til henne.En: "How are you?" asked Lars, as he poured her coffee.No: "Jeg vet ikke," svarte Ingrid ærlig.En: "I don't know," Ingrid replied honestly.No: "Alt føles så opprørt.En: "Everything feels so unsettled.No: Jeg bare lurer på hva som skjer med oss nå."En: I just wonder what will happen to us now."No: Lars var stille et øyeblikk.En: Lars was silent for a moment.No: Han så ut på de grønne trærne utenfor og hørte barnelek og latter i bakgrunnen.En: He looked out at the green trees outside and heard children playing and laughing in the background.No: Han ønsket desperat å beskytte Ingrid, men visste at han måtte være ærlig med henne først.En: He desperately wanted to protect Ingrid, but knew he had to be honest with her first.No: "Ingrid," begynte han, "det er vanskelig for meg også.En: "Ingrid," he began, "it's hard for me too.No: Jeg er også redd.En: I'm also scared.No: Men vi er sammen i dette.En: But we're in this together.No: Uansett hva som skjer med mamma og pappa, så har vi hverandre."En: No matter what happens with mom and dad, we have each other."No: Ingrid, som hadde holdt tårene tilbake, begynte å gråte.En: Ingrid, who had been holding back tears, began to cry.No: "Jeg føler meg så alene," sa hun, stemmen brøt.En: "I feel so alone," she said, her voice breaking.No: Lars reiste seg og la armen rundt henne.En: Lars stood up and put his arm around her.No: "Du er ikke alene," sa han lavt.En: "You're not alone," he said softly.No: "Vi vil finne ut av dette sammen.En: "We will figure this out together.No: Vi kan besøke dem hver for seg, snakke med dem.En: We can visit them separately, talk to them.No: Men først må vi huske at vi har hverandre."En: But first, we have to remember that we have each other."No: Ingrid tørket tårene.En: Ingrid wiped her tears.No: Det var første gang på lenge hun følte seg litt mindre alene.En: It was the first time in a long time that she felt a little less alone.No: "Takk, Lars," sa hun.En: "Thank you, Lars," she said.No: "Jeg skal være modig, med deg."En: "I will be brave, with you."No: De satt sammen, i det koselige kjøkkenet, omgitt av vårens håp og de varme solstrålene.En: They sat together in the cozy kitchen, surrounded by the hope of spring and the warm sunbeams.No: De tok spede skritt fremover, støttet av hverandre.En: They took tentative steps forward, supported by each other.No: Selv om verden var i endring, hadde de funnet en ny styrke i hverandre.En: Even though the world was changing, they had found new strength in one another.No: Da de reiste seg fra bordet, visste de at de hadde startet en ny reise.En: As they got up from the table, they knew they had begun a new journey.No: En reise som ville kreve styrke, men med vissheten om at de hadde hverandres rygg uansett hva som skjedde.En: A journey that would require strength, but with the certainty that they had each other's back no matter what happened.No: Det var en ny vår, en ny begynnelse, og de ville klare det sammen.En: It was a new spring, a new beginning, and they would make it through together. 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What happens when life's pressures tempt us to seek the help of "lesser gods"? In this sermon, we move from the end of 1 Kings to 2 Kings and see how King Jehoshaphat's compromises and King Ahaziah's idolatry led to devastating consequences. But God intervenes in all of our desperate moments to offer opportunities for repentance rather than judgment. Most importantly, we see how Jesus perfectly walks with God where these kings failed. Listen now and be inspired to choose God's voice over the false promises of shortcuts!

ATTENDEESDaniel Olney, no god, Keith Rollins, ĀthmaanAGENDANew BusinessDiscuss the planning and execution of Wavelength (debut album by) no god. Discuss the four realms of Avatar in relation to emcees. intro and outro by andrew

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Here's what I have come to believe. God has blessings planned for your future that you don't even know about yet. God is actively initiating blessings. His blessings are not an afterthought. They are not the results of leftovers from someone else's blessings. No God has designed plans to bless your life. Main Points:1. Have you ever experienced a blessing from God that you weren't expecting? I'm sure you have. Maybe you thought, “Wow! I didn't see that coming.2. As you navigate these challenges of life, it's here that you see the goodness and mercy of God. In sickness, he provides strength, peace, healing, and recovery. In the family, he provides forgiveness, restoration, peace, and guidance. In financial struggles, he makes a way where we couldn't see a way.3. Psalm 23 calls for faith and a belief in the goodness of God. Will we trust Him? Let's choose to believe that his goodness and mercy are following us every day. Today's Scripture Verses:Psalm 23:6 - “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord Forever.”Quick Links:Donate to support this podcastLeave a review on Apple PodcastsGet a copy of The 5 Minute Discipleship JournalConnect on SocialJoin The 5 Minute Discipleship Facebook Group

For many, the idea of God just doesn't add up. Whether for logical, emotional, or experiential reasons, atheism has become a default setting, especially in the modern West. But what does a world without God actually ask us to believe? And what are the strengths and limitations of that view? This week is an open exploration of the worldview that says, “There's no one out there… and that's okay.”

Send us a textArranged by Becky Fischer using music generated by SUNO AIFor Becky's children's video series POWERCLUB KIDS. This song was used in the episode THE SECRET MYSTERIES OF HEAVEN found at https://buff.ly/xtDuyKTLyricsYou deserve the glory and the honor And we lift our hands in worship As we praise Your holy name You deserve the glory and the honor And we lift our hands in worship As we praise Your holy name  [Chorus] For You are great, You do miracles so great There is no one else like You, there is no one else like You  For You are great, You do miracles so great There is no one else like You, there is no one else like You  [Verse] You deserve the glory and the honor And we lift our hands in worship As we praise Your holy name You deserve the glory and the honor And we lift our hands in worship As we praise Your holy name  [Chorus] For You are great, You do miracles so great There is no one else like You, there is no one else like You  For You are great, You do miracles so great There is no one else like You, there is no one else like YouVisit us at:Our Website and Online Store - www.kidsinministry.orgOur Youtube Channel - Becky Fischer - YouTube Facebook - @beckydfischer Contact us at office@kidsinministry.org701-258-6786

Episode #268 of 15 Minutes and a Big Idea. A Podcast by The Mended Collective. In this episode, we examine 1 Corinthians 8:4-6. Big Idea: There is No God, but One 1) Idols are Nothing 2) There are many so-called gods 3) There is one God and One Lord Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/15bigidea/?view_public_for=110691360592088 The Mended Collective: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlUSkU2N0UEy4Bq1HgpFEQ Email: 15bigideapodcast@gmail.com Theme Music: "Advertime" by Rafael Krux

Pastor Gus Brown

In an age where we seek transcendence in circuits and salvation in algorithms, this manifesto reclaims the soul from the shadow of the screen. Drawing from Marshall McLuhan's vision of digital communion and reinterpreting it for a world in crisis, this work argues that the machine cannot offer divinity—only reflection. What we find in our technologies is not a god, but ourselves: fractured, forgotten, and yearning to be whole. This is a call to turn the mirror of the machine into a portal of truth—not to worship what it shows, but to awaken through it. A meditation for our time, this piece invites us to recover our lost identity and remember the sacred within the self.

Atiya Husain's No God but Man: On Race, Knowledge and Terrorism (Duke University Press, 2025) uses the FBI Most Wanted lists to rethink theoretical relationships between race and Islam in the United States. Husain traces the genealogy of wanted posters and how theories of the “average man” informs the use of photographs and its accompanying descriptions on most wanted posters. To probe this pattern further, she closely considers the activism and Islam of Black revolutionary Assata Shakur and her addition to the FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List in 2013. Shakur was the first woman added to this list and joins Muslims, who are oddly not racialized in the descriptions on the poster. This peculiar pattern forces us to contend with how race as a category oscillates between racelessness and race, and therefore reveals the categorical limitations of the discourses of racialization of Muslims. It is here that the work of Black Studies scholars, such as Sylvia Wynter, offers us necessary conceptual pathways forward. This book will be of interest to anyone thinking about race, Islam, and terrorism, surveillance or security studies, and Black Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

Atiya Husain's No God but Man: On Race, Knowledge and Terrorism (Duke University Press, 2025) uses the FBI Most Wanted lists to rethink theoretical relationships between race and Islam in the United States. Husain traces the genealogy of wanted posters and how theories of the “average man” informs the use of photographs and its accompanying descriptions on most wanted posters. To probe this pattern further, she closely considers the activism and Islam of Black revolutionary Assata Shakur and her addition to the FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List in 2013. Shakur was the first woman added to this list and joins Muslims, who are oddly not racialized in the descriptions on the poster. This peculiar pattern forces us to contend with how race as a category oscillates between racelessness and race, and therefore reveals the categorical limitations of the discourses of racialization of Muslims. It is here that the work of Black Studies scholars, such as Sylvia Wynter, offers us necessary conceptual pathways forward. This book will be of interest to anyone thinking about race, Islam, and terrorism, surveillance or security studies, and Black Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-american-studies

Atiya Husain's No God but Man: On Race, Knowledge and Terrorism (Duke University Press, 2025) uses the FBI Most Wanted lists to rethink theoretical relationships between race and Islam in the United States. Husain traces the genealogy of wanted posters and how theories of the “average man” informs the use of photographs and its accompanying descriptions on most wanted posters. To probe this pattern further, she closely considers the activism and Islam of Black revolutionary Assata Shakur and her addition to the FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List in 2013. Shakur was the first woman added to this list and joins Muslims, who are oddly not racialized in the descriptions on the poster. This peculiar pattern forces us to contend with how race as a category oscillates between racelessness and race, and therefore reveals the categorical limitations of the discourses of racialization of Muslims. It is here that the work of Black Studies scholars, such as Sylvia Wynter, offers us necessary conceptual pathways forward. This book will be of interest to anyone thinking about race, Islam, and terrorism, surveillance or security studies, and Black Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Atiya Husain's No God but Man: On Race, Knowledge and Terrorism (Duke University Press, 2025) uses the FBI Most Wanted lists to rethink theoretical relationships between race and Islam in the United States. Husain traces the genealogy of wanted posters and how theories of the “average man” informs the use of photographs and its accompanying descriptions on most wanted posters. To probe this pattern further, she closely considers the activism and Islam of Black revolutionary Assata Shakur and her addition to the FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List in 2013. Shakur was the first woman added to this list and joins Muslims, who are oddly not racialized in the descriptions on the poster. This peculiar pattern forces us to contend with how race as a category oscillates between racelessness and race, and therefore reveals the categorical limitations of the discourses of racialization of Muslims. It is here that the work of Black Studies scholars, such as Sylvia Wynter, offers us necessary conceptual pathways forward. This book will be of interest to anyone thinking about race, Islam, and terrorism, surveillance or security studies, and Black Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/islamic-studies

Atiya Husain's No God but Man: On Race, Knowledge and Terrorism (Duke University Press, 2025) uses the FBI Most Wanted lists to rethink theoretical relationships between race and Islam in the United States. Husain traces the genealogy of wanted posters and how theories of the “average man” informs the use of photographs and its accompanying descriptions on most wanted posters. To probe this pattern further, she closely considers the activism and Islam of Black revolutionary Assata Shakur and her addition to the FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List in 2013. Shakur was the first woman added to this list and joins Muslims, who are oddly not racialized in the descriptions on the poster. This peculiar pattern forces us to contend with how race as a category oscillates between racelessness and race, and therefore reveals the categorical limitations of the discourses of racialization of Muslims. It is here that the work of Black Studies scholars, such as Sylvia Wynter, offers us necessary conceptual pathways forward. This book will be of interest to anyone thinking about race, Islam, and terrorism, surveillance or security studies, and Black Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/national-security

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Spring Renewal: Lars's Journey to Vote with Confidence Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-03-15-22-34-01-no Story Transcript:No: Det var en klar, solrik dag i mars.En: It was a clear, sunny day in March.No: Små flekker av snø smeltet rundt Oslo Samfunnshus, hvor folk gledet seg over de første tegnene til vår.En: Small patches of snow were melting around the Oslo Samfunnshus, where people were rejoicing at the first signs of spring.No: Lukten av våt jord og spirende påskeliljer fylte luften mens folk samlet seg for viktige gjøremål.En: The scent of wet earth and budding daffodils filled the air as people gathered for important tasks.No: Lars, en middelaldrende mann med bekymrede øyne, ankom samfunnshuset i Oslo denne dagen.En: Lars, a middle-aged man with worried eyes, arrived at the Samfunnshus in Oslo that day.No: Han bærte på en liten mappe med papirer.En: He carried a small folder with papers.No: Lars hadde alltid tatt sin borgerplikt på alvor, men i det siste hadde bekymringen for hans helse skyggelagt hans forberedelser til den kommende lokalvalget.En: Lars had always taken his civic duty seriously, but lately, concern for his health had overshadowed his preparations for the upcoming local elections.No: Ola, en vennlig sykepleier, ventet på ham ved inngangen.En: Ola, a friendly nurse, waited for him at the entrance.No: "Hei, Lars!En: "Hi, Lars!"No: " sa Ola med et smil.En: said Ola with a smile.No: "Velkommen til helseundersøkelsen.En: "Welcome to the health check.No: Ingrid er allerede inne og venter.En: Ingrid is already inside and waiting."No: "Inne i det varme lokalet satt Ingrid, en ung kvinne med besluttsom stemme og vennlig vesen.En: Inside the warm premises sat Ingrid, a young woman with a decisive voice and kind demeanor.No: Hun så opp fra skjemaene sine.En: She looked up from her forms.No: "God morgen, Lars!En: "Good morning, Lars!No: Klar for en liten sjekk før valget?En: Ready for a little check-up before the election?"No: "Lars nikket mens Ola førte ham inn i undersøkelsesrommet.En: Lars nodded as Ola led him into the examination room.No: Rommet var lyst og rent, med vinduer som slapp inn sollyset og ga et håpefullt skinn.En: The room was bright and clean, with windows letting in sunlight that gave a hopeful glow.No: "Jeg håper alt er i orden," sa Lars stille, mer til seg selv enn til de andre.En: "I hope everything is okay," said Lars quietly, more to himself than to the others.No: Ingrid tok frem stetoskopet sitt.En: Ingrid took out her stethoscope.No: "Bare slapp av, Lars.En: "Just relax, Lars.No: Dette går bra.En: This will go fine.No: Det er viktig å ta vare på helsen din.En: It's important to take care of your health."No: "Lars prøvde å roe seg mens Ingrid målte blodtrykk og puls.En: Lars tried to calm himself as Ingrid measured his blood pressure and pulse.No: Tankene hans dreide seg om resultatene.En: His thoughts revolved around the results.No: Hvis han hadde dårlig helse, ville han måtte vente på behandlingen og kanskje bli forsinket med å avgi sin stemme.En: If he was in poor health, he would have to wait for treatment and perhaps be delayed in casting his vote.No: Etter noen minutter med stille konsentrasjon la Ingrid ned utstyret.En: After a few minutes of quiet concentration, Ingrid set down the equipment.No: "Alt ser fint ut, Lars.En: "Everything looks good, Lars.No: Ingen grunn til bekymring," sa Ingrid muntert.En: No need to worry," said Ingrid cheerfully.No: "Du er klar til å stemme når valget kommer.En: "You're ready to vote when the election comes."No: "Lars pustet dypt, lettet.En: Lars took a deep breath, relieved.No: Takket være denne lille sjekken følte han seg nå tryggere.En: Thanks to this little check-up, he now felt more secure.No: "Takk, Ingrid.En: "Thank you, Ingrid.No: Nå kan jeg gå og stemme med lett hjerte," sa Lars og smilte bredt.En: Now I can go and vote with a light heart," said Lars, smiling broadly.No: Da han forlot samfunnshuset, så han Ola igjen.En: As he left the Samfunnshus, he saw Ola again.No: "Lykke til med valget, Lars!En: "Good luck with the election, Lars!No: Husk, hver stemme teller.En: Remember, every vote counts."No: "Lars svarte med et bestemt nikk.En: Lars replied with a determined nod.No: Han sinnet var roligere nå, og han følte seg klar til å møte valgdagen.En: His mind was calmer now, and he felt ready to face election day.No: Snøen fortsatte å smelte rundt ham, en passende metafor for hans smeltende bekymringer.En: The snow continued to melt around him, a fitting metaphor for his melting worries.No: Han hadde møtt frykten sin og funnet styrken til å gå videre.En: He had faced his fears and found the strength to move on.No: Når han vandret hjemover gjennom Oslos gater, hadde Lars ikke bare bekreftet sin helse, men også sin vilje til å være en del av samfunnet han var så stolt av.En: As he walked through the streets of Oslo on his way home, Lars had not only confirmed his health but also his willingness to be part of the community he was so proud of.No: Han hadde endret seg litt denne dagen, litt sterkere og litt tryggere.En: He had changed a little that day, a bit stronger and a bit more confident.No: Valget i seg selv var kanskje ikke stort, men for Lars var det en personlig seier.En: The election itself might not have been large, but for Lars, it was a personal victory.No: Han var klar til å la sin stemme bli hørt.En: He was ready to let his voice be heard. Vocabulary Words:clear: klarpatches: flekkermelting: smeltetrejoicing: gledet segscent: luktbudding: spirendegathered: samlet segcivic duty: borgerpliktovershadowed: skyggelagtupcoming: kommendeelections: valgnurse: sykepleierentrance: inngangencheck-up: sjekkexamination room: undersøkelsesrommetdecisive: besluttsomdemeanor: væsenequipment: utstyrrelieved: lettetsecure: tryggdetermined: bestemtmetaphor: metaforfears: fryktenstrength: styrkenconcentration: konsentrasjonpremises: lokaletvote: stemmebroadly: bredtwillingness: viljevictory: seier

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The left denies the existence of truth or objective morality...until the exact moment you want to take away their "right" to abortion. Professional Christian apologist Frank Turek dissects the incoherence of atheist points of view, and how believing that truth or morality exists naturally directs a person toward belief in God. Charlie and Frank also talk about the stakes of the 2024 election, how pro-lifers should vote, what pulls college students away from faith, and a lot more.Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.