Podcasts about northwest district

Send us a textIn this episode, Robyn Stewart, the county extension coordinator for the Northwest District for the University of Georgia Extension Service, shares the story of Web and his journey through losing his eye.  We talk about how Web adapted, and how Robyn made the tough decision to remove his eye.

Northwest District matchup between two teams that could meet up in the tournament

In the first half of the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Friday, June 9, 2023, we talk with Bridget Monroe, candidate in the 2023 primary for Rochester City Council's Northwest District.

Have you ever thought about what it would take to have a radio show? Join Jules & Corinna as they connect with John "Jay" Wiley, host and producer of Law Enforcement Today and the Law Enforcement Today Podcast Network. You'll learn how he moved from hosting a podcast that was coupled with a thriving Facebook group to terrestrial radio in his first 10 episodes. What is terrestrial radio, you might ask? You know, spaces you tune in "on the dial" on AM/FM -- and these days some even lump "terrestrial" and "satellite" together in one pot (satellite = Sirius XM). You'll discover how John "Jay" Wiley is even connected to Oprah, and hear his thoughts on what it takes to truly "make it" in broadcast media like podcasting, radio, YouTube and beyond. You'll also get a "tease" of a new podcast that Jules & Corinna are launching on 4/22/22! About Our Guest: Introducing John “Jay” Wiley... His friends call him Jay (and that means you can too). While people like to use terms like radio personality, or broadcaster, he prefers the old school terminology of DJ. Prior to starting his career in radio he was a member of the Baltimore Police Department. As an officer he worked in the Northwest District of Baltimore in Patrol, Operations, and Plainclothes Drug Enforcement Unit. He was detailed to the DEA Task Force in the Baltimore Office for more than a year investigating drug distribution gangs in the Baltimore/Washington area. He was promoted to sergeant at which time he was assigned to the Central District and then the Northwest District. His career in the Baltimore Police Department was cut short by a disastrous line of duty hand injury. Sadly, after multiple surgeries, he was retired, and then successfully pivoted to the world of broadcast / terrestrial radio (and now podcasting). Jay is the host and producer of the Law Enforcement Today Podcast, with new episodes out each Monday. 00:00 Introductions & What to expect in today's episode (including a surprise "tease" or two)08:30 Meet John J. Wiley, host of Law Enforcement Today Podcast13:00 Super niche podcast success with 2 examples: Motorcycles & Misfits and Supercar Blondie15:15 How Jay grew his podcast, expanding his reach through terrestrial broadcasting radio (syndicated on AM/FM in 81 markets)20:00 To bleep or not to bleep (on cuss words, brand names, and the FCC)22:40 Monetizing Law Enforcement Today through sponsorships based on audience size / reach (radio reach of 24M in addition to podcast)25:00 The importance of having BIG dreams and working HARD to reach them27:30 On avoiding podfade and what it takes to make it in podcasting (including perspectives from Tracy Hazzard of Podetize, Liza Miller of Motorcycles & Misfits)29:00 The importance of visualizing your audience -- putting them FIRST32:00 On meeting Oprah, working hard, and being authentically you35:18 Paying it forward by building a network: Law Enforcement Today Podcast Network (it's free to join)38:30 Successful podcasts that have recently sold: Call Her Daddy hosted by Alex Cooper & LORE, hosted by Aaron Mahnke42:20 Get a "tease" of an upcoming show Corinna & Jules are launching on 4/22/22 to help you discover your next favorite podcasts! Join Our Community Of "Dragonflies" And Reach For Your DreamsFollow us on all social spaces @themediacastersJoin The Mediacasters Community FREE for a limited time: https://themediacasters.mn.coInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/themediacastersPodcast website: https://themediacasters.comNetwork website, with all our community shows: https://podpage.com/themediacasters

Guest speaker Wes Smith brings the word this week. Wes is the District Superintendent of the Northwest District of the Wesleyan Church. He has a heart for building God's Kingdom and especially, for young people in church. This week, he wants to explain how God builds a BOLD heart.  Are there certainties in following God? What do we do with criticism? How do we take steps of faith? Find all that and more when you listen to this week's message - How God builds a BOLD heart Message Delivered - 09/26/2021

2021 Football captain 2nd team MOAC sophomore and junior year Honorable mention for Northwest District for football 3.79 GPA

Our Newsmaker guest today is Baltimore City Police Commissioner Michael Harrison. The COVID-19 pandemic has crippled businesses across the city and forced many to close, but it has had no appreciable effect on the number of murders in our city this year, which stands at 294 as of today. Yesterday, the Baltimore Police Department announced the arrests of 14 people who are believed to have been involved in several car-jackings in the Northwest District. And on October 29th, Judge James K. Bredar said in a quarterly hearing about the Consent Decree that, “there now is solid leadership in the Police Department, and there is beginning to flow real and substantial progress in achieving Consent Decree objectives.” This is from the Judge charged with overseeing the implementation of the Consent Decree between the Department of Justice and the Police Department. It is widely seen as a clear message to incoming Mayor Brandon Scott that he should not contemplate changing police commissioners. Mr. Scott has indicated so far that Mr. Harrison’s job is safe, at least for the moment. But the Mayor-elect has indicated that BPD will likely face significant budget cuts. And he campaigned on a promise to re-imagine the city’s approach to public safety. Police Commissioner Michael Harrison joins us on Zoom from his office at Police Department Headquarters in Baltimore…

Today's top stories: Politics: Who will be Floyd County's next sheriff? Our Q&A and candidate profiles with Tom Caldwell, Ronnie Kilgo and Dave Roberson. Today, 14th Congressional House Republican hopefuls go at it online at 3 p.m. or on TV at 8 p.m. Link to Senate Democratic hopefuls from Sunday evening. Dining: Tortaco coming from Trion to former Magretta Hall at Broad and Second Avenue. 'Medical pods' go up outside Floyd in case of pandemic 'surge.' Latest updates from the state. Pandemic and politics: Bartow County, coronavirus the focal points in AJC column on a state Senate race, who spread COVID-19 among lawmakers and what's next. Ware Mechanical Weather Center: After a summer-like weekend, low 80s today, Tuesday; low 70s Wednesday. RANT OF THE DAY: The Voccio Doctrine. Gary Voccio retired from his medical practice and began a second career as the director of Northwest District of the Georgia Department of Public Health right before the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Georgia. The doctor was among those credited early on with pushing for the needed tests that confirmed a Polk County woman under examination at Floyd Medical Center would become the first “positive” patient in Northwest Georgia. Since then, Voccio has been among the more public faces in the region when it comes to the virus and what’s next. And late Friday, he issued another community update that demanded and received immediate notice. We know that based on the hits or views or whatever we call them this week on our website. He said: “So, we’re reopening. Even if we do it right, the decision to reopen the state and our Northwest Georgia communities without a treatment or vaccine is a decision to accept more illness and more death for the sake of resurrecting our economy sooner.” Of all the speeches and lectures we’re heard since March 1 from the governor on down, that last paragraph nailed exactly where we are – and exactly why we are here. The only question from it all is whether we’re going to listen to what Voccio had to say. We hope so as we have many more innings to go. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-druckenmiller/support

Paul and Dust discuss the history of the service of Licensed Lay Deacons in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, particularly in the Northwest District. They introduce a document that began as a dissent by the Board of Directors of the Northwest District (in order to follow LCMS protocol), but is now a “public document” provided for discussion in the whole church. This episode is a “fly-over” of the history that led to the creation of the “Workers For His Harvest” document, and encourages the listener to make time to read the document carefully. The document can be accessed at workersforhisharvest.com

Dust and Paul share the news about a grant that the NOW District received from LCEF (The Kaleidoscope Grant) for the MAP-West Coast program. The grant provides funds to help “first-call pastors” to the Northwest District grow in ministry applied practice (hence the acronym MAP!). Dust and Paul discuss the MAP-West Coast components, designed to "help brand new pastors move from being a student to being a practitioner.” They close with a brief introduction to a new leadership offering, GPS-Northwest, a potential “next step” for pastors who exit MAP-West Coast.

—Why are we starting a podcast? —The Gospel is a game-changer for relationships and leadership. —The Northwest District’s focus: helping leaders do their best work together. —What the moon has to say about being a leader who follows Jesus (!) —LCMS congregation structure is “grassroots”.

With the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod discussing the practice of having a deacons licensed to preach and administer the sacrament, even though Jesus doesn't authorize them to do so publicly, many have published propaganda to try and influence delegates to the church body's convention. The Northwest District of the LCMS is among them with it's latest video. Let's see just how biga missionalist the Northwest District is.

In this episode we talk to Matthew Becker who used to be a minister in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS), a conservative denomination of the Lutheran church that does not ordain women. We talk about Matt’s personal growth in the LCMS, how he came to question the more conservative doctrines of the denomination (specifically Creationism and women’s ordination), and the heresy charges and tribunals that he had to go through, which, ultimately, lead him to leave the LCMS all together. Dr. Matthew Becker, M.Div., M.A., Ph.D. was born in Salem, Oregon, in 1962. He attended public schools there and graduated in 1984 from Concordia University, Portland, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in the liberal arts. That same year he entered the Master of Divinity program at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri. After receiving his Master of Divinity degree from Concordia Seminary in 1988, he entered a doctoral program in theology at the University of Chicago. While a student in that university, he was privileged to study under such notable theologians as Brian Gerrish, David Tracy (his Doktorvater), and Martin Marty. During that time Dr. Becker also took courses at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago. In 1990 he earned a Master of Arts in Religious Studies degree from the University of Chicago. In 1996 he passed his doctoral examinations with the mark of “with distinction.” His dissertation, "The Self-giving God: Trinitarian Historicality and Kenosis in the Theology of Johann von Hofmann (1810-1877)," was completed in the summer of 2001. A revised version of this work was later published as The Self-Giving God and Salvation History: The Trinitarian Theology of Johannes von Hofmann (T&T Clark, 2004). This work examines the theology of one of the most important Lutheran theologians of the nineteenth century. Dr. Becker was ordained into the Lutheran ministry in 1989. Until July 2015 he was a rostered clergyman in the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod (LCMS). He is currently seeking ordination in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). For five years he was an assistant pastor and later associate pastor at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, West Dundee, Illinois (1989-94). For two of those years he also served as an interim pastor at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Chicago. In addition to his academic responsibilities, Dr. Becker has served as the Secretary of the Northwest District of the LCMS (2000-4). Between Oct 2010 and March 2014 he served as the interim pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Michigan City, Indiana. Dr. Becker and his wife, Detra, were married in June 1993. They have a sixteen-year-old son, Jacob. Links Dr. Becker’s Blog Email: matthew.becker@valpo.edu Books Fundamental Theology: A Protestant Perspective God Opens Doors: A Centennial Celebration of the Northwest District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

Hey everybody! This week I am re-broadcasting an interview I did with Gabe Barreiro. When this aired originally, Gabe was the Missional Director of the Northwest District. Starting May 2015, he was appointed District Supervisor of the North Pacific District. Here is a glimpse of the quality of a man Gabe is and what he did while in the Northwest. I am excited for the potential of the North Pacific District with Gabe as their supervisor. Recommended Reading:  Center Church by Tim Keller The Next Christendom by Philip Jenkins Disciples of All Nations by John L. Amstutz Arrival City by Doug Saunders If you want to get in touch with Gabe and get more info on the church plant training, visit thenwd.org  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss an episode. If you're enjoying this podcast, spread the word by sharing it with your friends. As always, you can connect with me on Facebook or Twitter. It's your life, now go live it! Got a question, comment or some feedback on the podcast? Submit it here. Post may contain affiliate links. All proceeds are used to support my missions work. Thanks for listening!

The Northwest District embraces the words of John 3:17 - For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through Him. Our host will be John Cain.

The Northwest District embraces the words of John 3:17 - For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through Him. Our host will be John Cain.

How is it possible for a false teacher on the clergy roster in the Northwest District go without being rebuked by the District President? In today's edition of Table Talk Radio, we have the answer. Also we play the first installment of the game "How to Tell You're Being Talked at by a Liberal." The Letter: February 23, 2015 Dear Brothers and Sisters of the Northwest District, "...in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us." 2 Corinthians 5:19-20 (ESV) Our God has called us all to be His ambassadors in this world. Our words and actions should all be measured and chosen insofar as they reflect the love of Jesus to each other and to those who don't know Him yet. It is also important for us to present an accurate reflection of who He is and how He relates to us as the objects of His love.

Hey everybody! This week I interview Gabe Barreiro of the Northwest District of the Foursquare Church. A few weekends ago, I spent some time with him and his team for the church planting retreat. He is doing great work helping train and develop church planters by teaching them to think missionally. Hope you enjoy this episode! Recommended Reading:  Center Church by Tim Keller The Next Christendom by Philip Jenkins Disciples of All Nations by John L. Amstutz Arrival City by Doug Saunders If you want to get in touch with Gabe and get more info on the church plant training, visit thenwd.org  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss an episode. If you're enjoying this podcast, spread the word by sharing it with your friends. As always, you can connect with me on Facebook or Twitter. It's your life, now go live it! Got a question, comment or some feedback on the podcast? Submit it here. Post may contain affiliate links. All proceeds are used to support my missions work. Thanks for listening!

In search for a game, Pastors Wofmueller and Goeglein look at some survey questions sent out by the Northwest District of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod to see various ways in which some deny vocation, the holy office and the church. Finally, they crunch the praise song "Let Them See You" by JJ Weeks Band.