Podcasts about OBU

On this week's episode of Inside the Headset – Presented by CoachComm, we're joined by Todd Knight, Head Coach at Ouachita Baptist University. With 25 years at the helm, Coach Knight shares his journey from discovering his passion for the game to becoming one of OBU's all-time winningest coaches. We discuss: His early career at Delta State and UTEP Lessons from becoming a head coach at just 28 Building longevity and success at Ouachita Baptist Leading the Tigers to a 10-2 season and a Division 2 playoff berth in 2024 His induction into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame and recognition as the 2024 AFCA Division 2 Region 4 Regional Coach of the Year Whether you're a coach, a player, or a fan of the game, this episode is packed with insights on leadership, resilience, and building a winning program.

Kyle Tolin is the Head Men's Basketball Coach at The University of Texas Permian Basin. In his first four seasons at UTPB the Falcons have a 62-54 overall record and made the Lone Star Conference Tournament in 2022.Prior to UTPB, Tolin spent the last seven seasons at the University of Arkansas - Monticello, where he reached the NCAA Tournament twice, won a pair of regular-season conference championships, and had 108 victories, completely turning around the Boll Weevil program. Tolin took the reins of the UAM program in 2014 after helping Oklahoma Baptist reach 14 straight NAIA national tournaments during his 10 years as an assistant coach and four years as a student-athlete. The 2010 Bison team won the NAIA national championship, while the 2002 and 2012 teams finished as national runners-up. During that 14-year span, the team's record in the national tournament was 30-12. The 2010 national championship team finished with an overall record of 34-2.As a student-athlete at Oklahoma Baptist, Tolin scored over 1,000 points during his four-year career and was a two-time All-SAC honorable mention. He played in every game during his career, and in addition to his scoring, averaged 4.3 assists per game overall. He was named OBU's Senior Male Athlete of the Year in 2004.On this episode Mike & Kyle discuss the significance of instilling a winning mentality in players, an ethos that shapes their approach to practice and competition. Kyle shares the importance of cultivating positive habits and fostering a culture of hard work and accountability within the team. Throughout the conversation, we delve into the intricate balance of coaching styles, player development, and the evolving landscape of college basketball, particularly in relation to the transfer portal and NIL dynamics. Ultimately, Tolan's reflections underscore the commitment required not only to enhance individual player's skills but also to build a cohesive and resilient team capable of achieving collective success.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @hoopheadspod for the latest updates on episodes, guests, and events from the Hoop Heads Pod.Make sure you're subscribed to the Hoop Heads Pod on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts and while you're there please leave us a 5 star rating and review. Your ratings help your friends and coaching colleagues find the show. If you really love what you're hearing recommend the Hoop Heads Pod to someone and get them to join you as a part of Hoop Heads Nation.Get ready to take some notes as you listen to this episode with Kyle Tolin, Head Men's Basketball Coach at The University of Texas Permian Basin.Website – https://utpbfalcons.com/sports/mens-basketballEmail – tolin_k@utpb.eduTwitter/X - @KyleTOLINVisit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballOur friends at Dr. Dish Basketball are doing things a little differently this month with $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish Rebel+, $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish All-Stat+, AND $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish CT+ during their first ever Semi-Annual Sales Event. Shop now and have your team more ready for the upcoming season than ever before.

Trucizny, które mogą nas zabić w naszym własnym domu lub w jego najbliższym otoczeniu. Czyli czerwone jagody, szalony kapelusznik, smoothie z konwalią i śmiertelnie niebezpieczne mieszanki domowych środków czystości.To jest druga część naszego cyklu o truciznach - pierwszą część znajdziecie w 107. odcinku naszego podcastu. Opowiadamy tam o najsilniejszych i najtrudniejszych do wykrycia truciznach. Obu tych odcinków możecie słuchać w dowolnej kolejności - nie zachowujemy w nich ciągłości narracyjnej.Zapraszamy do posłuchania naszego podcastu! Jeśli Wam się spodoba, rozważcie wsparcie nas na Patronite - dzięki Waszym wpłatom będziemy mogli utrzymać cotygodniowy rytm ukazywania się nowych odcinków: https://patronite.pl/crazynaukaJeśli wolisz jednorazowo postawić nam kawę, to super. Dzięki!

Zvláštní a smutný byl závěr natáčení dokumentu Štěstí a dobro všem, ve kterém tým režiséra Filipa Remundy zaznamenával život pozoruhodného Rusa středního věku jménem Vitalij. Tento muž z Novosibirska byl vášnivým komentátorem společenského dění v Rusku i ve světě, a navzdory nesporné inteligenci žil dost excentricky.Měl se stát vědcem, ale do loňského roku se živil doma na SIbiři manuální prací. Řešil existenční starosti, rád se bil. Neuvěřitelné byly jeho otužilecké výkony. “Když v zimě plaval přes Ob z jednoho břehu na druhý, vydržel ve vodě klidně přes půl hodiny,” vzpomíná Filip Remunda v podcastu Host Reportéra. “Podle mě se mohl dostat do Guinessovy knihy rekordů, kdyby tou knihou ovšem nepohrdal, protože je na něj příliš západní. Každopádně to byl extrémní sportovec, který šel do naprostých krajností.”I Filip Remunda se během natáčení začal zlehka otužovat a dohodl se s Vitalijem, že příště skočí do Obu s ním. “To už byla válka a Vitalij měl radost, že jsme se i v téhle situaci dostali za ním do Novosibirsku. Objal nás ze slovy: Díky za to, že jste se sem prorvali!”Večer před společným plaváním si Remunda v jinak prázdném hotelovém baru všiml, že si ho s kolegy fotí jediný další host. “Trochu mě to varovalo, říkal jsem si, že je na nás možná nasazený. Ráno zaklepali na dveře pokoje čtyři policisté a bylo nám důrazně doporučeno, ať zmizíme a do Ruska už se zpět nevracíme. Od té doby jsem Vitalije až do jeho loňské nečekané smrti neviděl. A do Ruska se teď pracovně radši ani vracet nebudu, protože jsem užitečnější jako táta tří dětí doma než jako zavřený filmař někde v Rusku.”Zajímavá závěrečná pasáž podcastu se věnuje dalšímu tématu, které teď Remundu zajímá. “Moje žena Ivona nedávno ve svých čtyřiceti letech náhodou zjistila, že má celý život ADHD. Začala ten problém studovat a řešit, teď o tom chystáme podcastový seriál.”

Classes are back in session at OBU, with some unexpected faces sprouting up around campus. For Transcripts, our Tip Jar, and the official Discord Server: https://bloomandblight.com/ Theme Song: "Seconds Rising Star" by Harper S.K. Songs featured courtesy Epidemic Sound: "Feel So Lucky (K-Pop Version)" by Collin Lim, "Beauty In The Mundane (Instrumental Version)" by Birds Of Figment, "Just Say It out Loud (Instrumental Version)" by Gamma Skies, "In Bloom (Instrumental Version)" by Victor Lundberg, "Love You For It All (Instrumental Version)" by Daniel Gunnarsson, "Hate Me (Instrumental Version)" by Blood Red Sun, "identity crisis again (Instrumental Version)" by Ingrid Witt, "I Can't Bring Back the Dawn" by baegel, "Afraid by Day" by Eight Bits.

Carlos Meléndez, director de OBU

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Brandon D. Smith about his recent work on premodern hermeneutics and the doctrine of inseparable operations. The books we discuss in this conversation are Taught by God: Ancient Hermeneutics for the Modern Church (B&H Academic) and Beholding the Triune God: The Inseparable Work of Father, Son, and Spirit (Crossway).    Smith is Associate Professor of Theology and Early Christianity at OBU and host of the excellent Church Grammar Podcast.      This podcast is hosted by Ched Spellman (https://linktr.ee/chedspellman). Thanks for listening! Substack Series on the Canonical Approach: https://bit.ly/3rht399 My Most Recent Book: https://amzn.to/3B5eMRv Clarifying Note: The views of special guests are their own & do not necessarily reflect my own or the organizations with which I am formally and informally affiliated.

Send us a Text Message.What do you get when you combine a love for coffee, tacos, and the rising cultural trend of YouTube golf?You get Micah Lynn.Micah Lynn is a second generation minister, growing up as a pastor's kid in  Texas and then growing and blossoming at OBU and during his residency at the Cross Church School of Ministry. Micah shares his journey and the invaluable mentorship he received along the way. Join us for this episode as we sit down with Micah to talk about Gen Z youth ministers, campus ministry, and growing as a leader. Chad is still gone on  "Chadcation," and while we wish him well creating content for his new Youtube golf channel we must return to regularly scheduled broadcast of youth ministry. Our conversation focuses on attention to effective strategies for campus ministry. We emphasize the significance of being present and intentional on middle and high school campuses, sharing insights on how small gestures can lead to big trust. We also talk about the shifting role of social media in ministry, we argue for its use as a tool for in organic and genuine engagement rather than  event promotion. Finally, we reflect on the challenge and joy of  longevity in student ministry, highlighting the excitement of welcoming new groups of students and the satisfaction of watching them grow over the years. Tune in for a blend of humor, practical advice, and heartfelt discussions on ministry and community engagement.Support the Show.Join the community!

Entrevista a Gorka Gaztelu "Obu", entrenador de la UD Sámano

Herce Ladislava Peška si určitě vybavíte v některé z jeho filmových rolí. Příkladem může být ztvárnění postavy chudého muzikanta v pohádce Obušku, z pytle ven! Vedle filmování se Ladislav Pešek věnoval i divadlu. A dokonce se na jednom jevišti setkával s plzeňskými ochotníky.

Nearing the one-year anniversary of the EF-2 tornado that struck OBU, hear President Heath Thomas share an important update on OBU's renewal efforts and about upcoming events. Show Notes: https://www.okbu.edu/news/2024/04/community-invited-to-renewal-era-service-and-celebration-april-19.html

Seit Ende 2023 gibt es im Rahmen der Lkw-Maut eine CO2-Komponente, ab Mitte des Jahres werden zudem Fahrzeuge ab 3,5 Tonnen bepreist. Die neuen Mautsätze haben für einige Aufregung und Diskussionen auf dem Markt gesorgt. Auch für Abrechnungsdienstleister wie UTA Edenred hat die neue Ausgangslage einige Änderungen bedeutet, besonders was den Kundensupport anbetrifft. In dieser Ausgabe von VerkehrsRundschau Funk erklärt Richard Röhr, welche Bedeutung die Maut für UTA Edenred hat, wie man Transportunternehmer bei der Abrechnung unterstützt und wie andere Länder in Europa das Thema CO2-Bepreisung innerhalb der Maut umgesetzt haben.

Welcome to The Garden Club, Bloom&Blight's shortform talkback show! Join Anna as she chats with Taylor about Team Bloom, the making of Oliva Bay, and OBU's most notorious pizza joint. Special thanks to Hana, Yodalmighty, and Chelseahay93 for submitting questions for this episode in our discord server! For Transcripts and our Discord Server: https://bloomandblight.com/

Today on the show, Brian Daniel chats with Lifeway's own, Zac Workun about trends in Student Discipleship. Zac Workun serves as the Student Ministry Training Specialist for Lifeway. Zac is one of the co-founders of Youth Ministry Booster, Lifeway Students' collaboration and training network. He has served the local church in various youth ministry roles for over 15 years. He is a graduate of OBU with degrees in business management and religion and received his Master of Divinity from Duke Divinity with a certificate of Baptist Studies. Zac and his wife Karen have two wild boys—Isaiah & Gideon. Zac is an Okie, black coffee drinker, comic book nerd and an Enneagram 7. On Saturdays you can find him brunching outside or chasing toddlers across a playground. Connect with Zac on Instagram: @zacworkun

Engineering Program Director at OBU and lifelong Eagles fan Chuck Baukal joins us to discuss: The engineer who didn't know what an Allen wrench was Why seasoned technicians are worth their weight in gold How engineering students can be more productive sooner after graduating Recommendations: Chuck: Say yes Breck: Don't fear failure Curtis: Read something on personal finance More info: Connect with Chuck or Breck on LinkedIn OBU's Engineering Program Project Lead the Way Kimray Training Options

I bet you are not an angel investor because you think you need a ton of money to be part of the club, or you have no idea even where to start because you don't have a network of entrepreneurs building projects you believe in! Well all of that may be true, but not anymore!In this episode, Sarah helps us demystify Angel Investing. She explains what angel investing is, the challenges of Angel Investing, and a solution to make it accessible for all of us - Obu! We then go broader into the role of Obu in closing the Gender Investment Gap, the Importance of Financial Education, the inherent risks of angel investing, and creating a culture of psychological safety so that we can create FinTechs with impact!Sarah is the CEO and CoFounder of Obu, an entrepreneur with Design Thinking embedded at the core of the work she does and a disruptor of the dominant narrative of entrepreneurship and investment in the U.K. Why? Only 1% of VC funding goes to women founded businesses.If you enjoy this Purpose Driven FinTech episode it would mean the world if you subscribe and give it a follow so that we can have more impact. Remember to connect in YouTube or LinkedIn to keep the conversation going.Let's dive into it!

In this episode, Mia and Dinah follow Obu's journey from an affluent upbringing to navigating financial constraints, setting the stage for a discussion about helping women take control of their financial wellbeing.Obu Ramaraj is a money management speaker, author of two books: Smart Women: Smart Home Loans - what your lenders won't tell you and Smart Women Smart Habits - powerful practices to create your ideal financial future. She's the CEO of Smart Money Solutions. Her mission is to help women take control of their financial lives, helping women transform their relationship with money to transform their relationship with life.The key topics covered include:What is financial wellness and how to improve financial literacy Obu highlights the common mistake of women relying solely on their partners for financial decisions, emphasizing the importance of financial independence and open communication in relationships. The absence of financial literacy in traditional education is highlighted, with Obu stressing the importance of understanding where one's money comes from and where it goes.Uncovering Money Stories, Limiting Beliefs and Emotional Spending Recognizing one's money stories and limiting beliefs is paramount for making sound financial decisions. The conversation spotlights the psychological factors influencing financial choices. The issue of emotional spending is discussed, with a focus on identifying triggers and developing healthier habits to curb impulsive buying.Aligning Values with Financial Priorities Creating sustainable financial plans involves aligning financial priorities with personal values and desires. Setting specific financial goals is a fundamental aspect of financial planning.Money managementObu emphasizes the importance of financial tracking and the availability of apps and tools for tracking spending is discussed, along with the value of using spreadsheets. The conversation encourages individuals to create separate financial buckets for savings, investments, and daily expenses to ensure proper allocation of funds.Superannuation and Retirement Planning The discussion delves into the topic of superannuation, emphasizing the need to understand fund and investment options and the benefits of regular contributionsInsurance and Emergency Funds The conversation highlights that insurance isn't solely for major events and recommends having a financial safety net to cover unforeseen expenses.Investment and Overcoming Risk Aversion The conversation addresses the common tendency of women to be risk-averse when it comes to investing. It encourages women to overcome this fear and explore long-term investment options.LIFE ADMIN RESOURCES Obu Ramaraj's website Obu's Savvy Finance Tracker Episode 70 - Your Money Mindset Episode 68 - Managing investments Episode 30 - Sorting out life insurance

In our final full-length episode of this season of Beyond BattleCreek, we sit down with Pastor Alex and his wife Meredith. In this all-encompassing conversation, we covered everything from Alex and Meredith meeting at a small Christian college, their years in youth ministry in Northwest Arkansas, how BattleCreek Church was almost launched in Manhattan, and being called to a dying church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. One thing in particular struck me from my conversation from this conversation. As Alex was recounting taking a non-paying ministry job right after he married Meredith, he told me "you have to be willing to go anywhere, before God will call you somewhere." In calling Alex and Meredith to BattleCreek Church, God has helped turned Broken Arrow into the place to be.

One on one - Hack and Fridge do a quick recap of the weekend. Some big results in for the Ponies who are off to the ship and the Prems winning McBain. 85's get up and roll on. The Prem Reserves sneak by Hutt who are traditionally strong, the Brotherhood have a huge win over OBU while the colts just miss out on the chocolates.

Rugby Abroad Podcast guest Paddy 'Cyclops' Gough in his early days at OBU rugby in Wellington NZ.

Heute habe ich mir eine ganz inspirierende Kundin mit ihrer Geschichte eingeladen. Zu Gast ist meine aktuelle OBU-Teilnehmerin Mareike Menke, die mit ihrem – im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes – bewegenden Business in den letzten 12 Monaten der OBU so richtig durchgestartet und erfolgreich geworden ist. Für das Jahr 2023 ist sie im 1:1 sogar schon ausgebucht, verriet sie mir. Wie sie das gemacht hat und was sie alles auf ihrem Businessweg bis heute gelernt hat, erfährst du in unserem Gespräch. In dieser Folge über „Ich bin als Trainerin ausgebucht für dieses Jahr!“ - Interview mit OBU-Teilnehmerin Mareike Menke", erfährst du: wer Mareike Menke ist, was sie vor der OBU gemacht hat und wann sie mit der Selbstständigkeit gestartet ist, warum sich Mareike für die OBU entschieden hat, wie sie ihren begleiteten Businessstart im Rahmen der OBU empfunden hat, was Mareikes Highlights in der OBU waren, wo Mareike heute steht und auf welche Erfolge sie schon zurückschauen kann. Hier findest du alle Informationen über Mareike Menke... Website: https://mareikemenke.de/ Freebie: https://mareikemenke.de/#landingpage-bottom-section Podcast "School of Mindset & Movement": https://open.spotify.com/show/6mXMeyXb0wONN1ZLRlW4NR?si=d952192a1fd74d7d Hier findest du alle Informationen zur "Online Business University - OBU"... https://www.onlinebusinessuniversity.de Hier findest du alles über mich... ...auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmannp ...auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ ...auf Instagram Online Business Campus: https://www.instagram.com/onlinebusinesscampus/ ...auf LinkedIn https://de.linkedin.com/in/kristin-woltmann Alles Liebe für dich! Deine Kristin

Heute habe ich mir mal wieder einen inspirierenden Gast in meinen Podcast eingeladen – unsere Businessstarterin und mittlerweile erfolgreiche Ernährungsberaterin Katharina „Kathy“ Mill. Ich wollte von ihr wissen, wie sie ihr Business als nebenberufliche Gründerin aufgebaut hat und wie ihre Reise durch die Online Business University war und natürlich wie sie ihren ersten Kunden von nach nur 6 Wochen Selbstständigkeit angezogen hat. Du siehst, es erwartet dich ein ganz spannendes Interview mit Kathy und zahlreichen Tipps & Empfehlungen für deinen eigenen Start in die Selbstständigkeit. Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß beim Reinhören! In dieser Folge über "Als nebenberufliche Gründerin ist der Aufbau der OBU für mich perfekt! - Interview mit Kathy Mill", erfährst du: wie Kathy schon nach 6 Wochen ihren ersten Kunden gewonnen hat, warum ihr die OBU bei ihrer Überforderung geholfen hat, wie sie ihre besten Business-Buddies in der OBU gefunden hat, warum die Inner Work bei Kathy wirklich zum Gamechanger geworden ist, wie Kathy auch als nebenberufliche Gründerin ganz entspannt ihr Business mit Hilfe der OBU aufbaut und wie sie sich organisiert. Hier findest du alle Informationen zu Kathy Mill... Website: www.gesundmitkathy.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gesundmitkathy/?hl=de (@gesundmitkathy) LinkedIN: Katharina Mill | LinkedIn Hier findest du alle Informationen zur "Online Business University - OBU"... https://www.onlinebusinessuniversity.de Hier findest du alles über mich... ...auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmannp ...auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ ...auf Instagram Online Business Campus: https://www.instagram.com/onlinebusinesscampus/ ...auf LinkedIn https://de.linkedin.com/in/kristin-woltmann Alles Liebe für dich! Deine Kristin

This week it's my pleasure to introduce you to Sarah King who is the Co-Founder and CEO of Obu, a platform for women looking to raise investment and the women who'd love to invest in them. It's a platform that looks to solve a very real need as women make up just 14% of angel investors in the UK, and 57% of these angels are based in London and the south-east. In this episode Sarah and I both talk about the resilience and tenacity required to build a business and work as a senior leader. We also both talk about our individual experiences of burnout or coming close to it; Sarah's was several years ago, and mine has been in the past few months.   Connect with Sarah LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahlking/ The FREE 10-4-10 Leadership Programme: https://bit.ly/FREEleadershipmini-course We want to hear from you! Whether it's a leadership question for Ben, some feedback on the show, or a guest suggestion, we'd love to hear from you. Whatever the reason for getting in touch, you can easily do it by clicking the link below that Ben will personally review. https://www.ben-morton.com/feedback/ Mentioned in this episode:The FREE 10-4-10 CourseSign up today and sharpen your skills on, keeping your team motivated, effective delegation, planning and prioritization, handling Imposter Syndrome, and much more. It's my FREE online coaching course to help you become the leader that people want to follow.Click here for the 10-4-10 Coaching

Zerubbabel pojawia się w Biblii w momencie powrotu z niewoli Babilońskiej. Cofnijmy się jednak 80 lat wcześniej gdy dziadek Zerubbabel był królem. 10 lat przed zburzeniem Jerozolimy, król babiloński Nabuchodonozor uprowadził do niewoli króla Jehojachina. W 2 Królewskiej 24:8 czytamy o nim: "Jehojachin miał osiemnaście lat, gdy objął władzę królewską, a panował w Jeruzalemie trzy miesiące". Jehojachin poszedł do niewoli, a królem został jego wuj Sedekiasz.Minęło jednak 10 lat i Nabuchodonozor ponownie był pod Jerozolimą, bo ustanowiony przez niego król Sedekiasz zbuntował się. Jerozolima została wtedy zniszczona. Co jednak działo się z Jechojachinem, który już 10 lat przebywał w Babilonie? Wygląda na to, że cały czas za panowania Nabuchodonozora siedział w więzieniu. W 2 Królewskiej 25:27 czytamy: "W trzydzieści siedem lat po uprowadzeniu do niewoli Jehojachina, króla judzkiego (...) wypuścił Ewil-Merodach, król babiloński, w roku objęcia przezeń władzy królewskiej, Jehojachina, króla judzkiego, z więzienia". Jak wyglądało to więzienie?Kolejne wersety mówią, że król miał tam więzienne szaty. Później król Babilonu zaprosił go do zmiany tych szat i zaprosił go aby z nim jadał przy stole. Tak więc sytuacja Jehojachina się zmieniła, ale dopiero 37 lat po uprowadzeniu do niewoli. Biblia mówi tutaj, że ten były więzień zasiadł przy stole króla Babilonu i jadł tam do końca życia. Niekoniecznie należy rozumieć to dosłownie.Zachowała się tabliczka znaleziona w Babilonie niedaleko bramy Isztar. Oba te wykopaliska czyli cała bramę oraz tą tabliczkę można zrealizować zobaczyć w Berlinie w Muzeum Pergamonu. Na tej tabliczce napisano jaki przydział jedzenia dostawał król Jehojachin oraz jego pięciu synów. Tak więc jadanie ze stołu króla Babilonu mogło znaczyć korzystanie z przydziału jedzenia dla króla i jego dworu. Ale dlaczego wymieniono tylko 5 synów?1 Kronik 3:17, 18 mówi o 7 synach, którzy urodzili się Jehojachinowi w Babilonie. Tabliczka wspominała tylko o 5 z nich. Być może została sporządzona przed urodzeniem ostatnich dwóch. Gdybyście czytali te fragmenty w swojej Biblii pamiętajcie, że ten król w 2 Królewskiej jest nazywany Jechojachin, a w 1 Kronik Jechoniasz. W 1 Kronik 3:17, 18 czytamy: "Synami Jechoniasza, jeńca, byli Szealtiel, Malkiram, Pedajasz, Szeneassar, Jekamiasz, Hoszama i Nedabiasz".Tak więc król Jehojachin, nazywany też Jechoniaszem, był królem przez trzy miesiące. Później poszedł do niewoli. Gdy minęło pięć lat jego wygnania zaczął swoją służbę prorok Ezechiel, który też był na wygnaniu w Babilonie. Gdy minęło kolejne pięć lat Jerozolima została zburzona. Gdy minęło 37 lat od wygnania, a 27 lat od zburzenia Jerozolimy król ten wyszedł z więzienia. Tam na wygnaniu urodziło mu się 7 synów. Nas będą interesować dwóch: Szealtiel i Pedajasz.Szealtiel był pierwszym synem króla Jechoniasza urodzonym na wygnaniu w Babilonie. Pedajasz był trzecim synem, który się tam urodził. Wg 1 Kronik 3:19 Pedajasz był ojcem Zerubbabela. Jednak Ewangelie mówią, że ojcem Zerubbabela był Szealtiel. Czytamy o tym w Mateusza 1:12 i Łukasza 3:27. Kto ma rację? Jak można to wyjaśnić? Być może Zerubbabel był synem starszego Szealtiela. Gdy on umarł jego młodszy brat Pedajasz zajął się sierotą Zerubbabelem. Inne wyjaśnienie to małżeństwo lewirackie. Jeżeli Szealtiel najstarszy zmarł bezdzietnie to jego brat Pedajasz miał obowiązek wziąć żonę po swoim bracie i spłodzić mu syna. Narodzony z takiego związku Zerubbabel byłby synem Pedajasza, ale w rodowodach byłby zapisany jako syn zmarłego Szealtiela.Zerubbabel był więc wnukiem króla Jechoniasza, synem Szealtiela lub Pedajasza. Jego imię Zerubbabel znaczy "nasienie Babel" czyli urodzony w Babilonie. Tutaj warto wspomnieć jeszcze o kimś nazwanym Szeszbassarem, w Ezdrasza 1:8 czytamy: "Cyrus, król perski, wydał je do rąk skarbnika Mitredata, który rozliczył się z nich z Szeszbassarem, księciem judzkim". Kim był Szeszbassar?Wiele wskazuje na to, że Szeszbassar i Zerubbabel to ta sama osoba. Obu nazwano książętami lub naczelnikami. Szeszbassar otrzymał od Cyrusa naczynia do świątyni. Jednak to imię nie występuje w spisie przybyłych do Jerozolimy. Jest tam Zerubbabel. Jak pokazuje np. księga Daniela Babilończycy dawali żydowskim więźniom babilońskie imiona. Tak było chyba tutaj. Imię Szeszbassar pojawia się gdy są cytowanie dokumenty. Ezdrasza rozdział 1 cytuje dekret Cyrusa, a Ezdrasza rozdział 5 list urzędowy. W obu wypadkach autorami nie byli Żydzi i ma to sens, że posłużyli się babilońskim imieniem Szeszbassar.Tak więc Zerubbabel, wnuk króla Jechoniasza był pierwszym namiestnikiem. W Biblii jego imię pojawia się często wraz z arcykapłanem Jeszuą. Np. w Ezdrasza 3:2 czytamy: "Wtedy Jeszua, syn Josadaka, wraz ze swoimi braćmi kapłanami i Zerubbabel, syn Szealtiela wraz ze swoimi braćmi zabrali się do budowy ołtarza Bogu Izraela". Odbudową ołtarza kierował arcykapłan Jeszua oraz namiestnik Zerubbabel. Wcześniej czytaliśmy, że Szeszbassar dostał naczynia ze świątyni. Jeżeli Szeszbassar i Zerubbabel to ta sama osoba to po odbudowie ołtarza Zerubbabel mógł przekazać te naczynia kapłanom.Zerubbabel i Jeszua rozpoczęli odbudowę. Okoliczne narody czyli Samarytanie chcieli się przyłączyć. Odpowiedź znajdujemy w Ezdrasza 4:3, gdzie czytamy: "Lecz Zerubbabel, Jeszua i pozostali naczelnicy rodów z Izraela odpowiedzieli im: Nie godzi się, abyście wy razem z nami budowali świątynię Bogu naszemu, gdyż my sami budować będziemy dla Pana, Boga Izraela, jak nam nakazał Cyrus, król perski". Samarytanie postanowili temu przeszkodzić. Najpierw próbowali zniechęcić i zastraszyć ludzi. Później gdy królem Persji został Artakserkses napisali do niego skargę na Żydów. Do czego to doprowadziło?Minęło prawdopodobnie kilka miesięcy i przyszła odpowiedź nakazująca wstrzymanie budowy. W Ezdrasza 4:23 czytamy: “Gdy potem odpis listu króla Artakserksesa został odczytany przed Rechumem i sekretarzem Szimszajem oraz ich towarzyszami, udali się oni śpiesznie do Żydów w Jeruzalemie i przemocą i gwałtem wstrzymali budowę”. Dalsza budowa byłaby poczytana za bunt przeciwko perskiemu władcy, który rządził aż po Egipt. Zastanawia tutaj jedna rzecz. W państwie perskim każda decyzja króla była wiążącym prawem także po jego śmierci. Tak więc nakaz Cyrusa cały czas obowiązywał. Dlaczego więc Artakserkses wydał decyzję aby wstrzymać budowę?Istnieją przynajmniej dwa wytłumaczenia. Po pierwsze Artakserkses to być może władca, który przejął władzę. W tym okresie panowało dwóch takich władców, każdy panował po parę miesięcy. Być może byli to uzurpatorzy, który nie szanowali praw wydanych przez poprzednich władców. Po drugie, ten perski król został okłamany. Żydzi odbudowywali świątynię, a Samarytanie piszący list sugerowali, że odbudowywane jest całe miasto wraz z murami obronnymi. Jak się zakończyła ta sprawa?Ezdrasz podaje, że budowę wstrzymano aż do drugiego roku króla Dariusza. Panował on po tych dwóch władcach, którzy panowali zaledwie kilka miesięcy. Prawdopodobnie to właśnie Dariusz pozbawił drugiego z nich władzy. Władza więc wróciła do prawowitych władców Persji, ale świątynia nie była odbudowywana. Wtedy wystąpiło dwóch proroków, którzy zachęcali lud. Byli to Aggeusz i Zachariasz. Obaj ci prorocy zwracali się przede wszystkim do namiestnika Zerubbabela oraz arcykapłana Jozuego. Jaki był wynik ich działalności?W Aggeusza 1:14 czytamy: “Wtedy Pan poruszył ducha Zorobabela, syna Szealtiela, namiestnika Judei, i ducha arcykapłana Jozuego, syna Jehosadaka, i ducha całej reszty ludu, tak że przyszli i podjęli pracę koło domu Pana Zastępów, swojego Boga”. Zorobabel to oczywiście Zerubbabel, a Jozue to oczywiście Jeszua. To oni mieli podjąć decyzję i oni otrzymaliby karę za złamanie zakazu odbudowy. Aggeusz użył takich słów: “Lecz teraz, bądź mężny, Zorobabelu! - mówi Pan. - Bądź mężny, arcykapłanie Jozue, synu Jehosadaka! Bądź mężny, cały ludu kraju! - mówi Pan. - Do dzieła, bo ja jestem z wami! - mówi Pan Zastępów” (Aggeusza 2:4). Słowa proroka Zachariasza są jeszcze bardzej zachęcające.W Zachariasza 4:6, 7 czytamy: “6 Wtedy on odpowiedział, mówiąc do mnie: Takie jest słowo Pana do Zorobabela: Nie dzięki mocy ani dzięki sile, lecz dzięki mojemu Duchowi to się stanie - mówi Pan Zastępów. 7 Kim ty jesteś, wysoka góro? Wobec Zorobabela staniesz się równiną! On położy kamień na szczycie wśród okrzyków: Cudny, cudny!”Jehojachin miał osiemnaście lat, gdy objął władzę królewską, a panował w Jeruzalemie trzy miesiące. Matka jego nazywała się Nechuszta, była córką Elnatana z Jeruzalemu.http://biblia-online.pl/Biblia/Warszawska/2-Ksiega-Krolewska/24/8W trzydzieści siedem lat po uprowadzeniu do niewoli Jehojachina, króla judzkiego, w dwunastym miesiącu, dwudziestego siódmego dnia tegoż miesiąca, wypuścił Ewil-Merodach, król babiloński, w roku objęcia przezeń władzy królewskiej, Jehojachina, króla judzkiego, z więzienia.http://biblia-online.pl/Biblia/Warszawska/2-Ksiega-Krolewska/25/27Synami Jechoniasza, jeńca, byli Szealtiel,http://biblia-online.pl/Biblia/Warszawska/1-Ksiega-Kronik/3/17

Für die heutige Podcastfolge habe ich mir Marion Wörner als Gast in den Podcast geholt. Sie ist vor einem Jahr mit ihrem Business gestartet und ist aktuelle Teilnehmerin der Online Business University. Für Marion war ganz klar, dass sie sich direkt von Beginn an professionelle Unterstützung beim Businessaufbau holen will, bevor sie ganz allein und ohne Anleitung oder Begleitung startet. Für Marion hat es sich schon mehr als ausgezahlt, finanziell, aber auch emotional. Wie Marion ihr erstes Businessjahr erlebt hat, wie sie mentale Hürden überwand und welche Erfolge sie schon in den ersten 12 Monaten feiern konnte, das erfährst du in der heutigen Episode. Ich wünsche dir viel Freude beim Anhören! In dieser Folge über "Die OBU war die beste Entscheidung für 2022", erfährst du: wer Marion Wörner ist und was sie vor der OBU gemacht hat, warum sich Marion für die OBU entschieden hat, wie sie den begleiteten Businessstart im Rahmen der OBU empfunden hat, wie sie mit Momenten der Zweifel oder der Angst umgegangen ist, welche Highlights Marion in der OBU erlebt hat und wo sie heute mit ihrem Business steht. Hier findest du alle Informationen zu Marion Wörner... Website: Marion Wörner Online Retreat für Female Leadership Next Level: WILD LEADER WOMEN - Marion Wörner 1:1 Online Coaching über 4 Wochen: HOLISTIC DESIGN ESSENCE PureEnerQi: Pure EnerQi Partner Instagram: @marion_woerner Hier findest du alle Informationen zur "Online Business University - OBU"... https://www.onlinebusinessuniversity.de Hier findest du alles über mich... ...auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmannp ...auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ ...auf Instagram Online Business Campus: https://www.instagram.com/onlinebusinesscampus/ ...auf LinkedIn https://de.linkedin.com/in/kristin-woltmann Alles Liebe für dich! Deine Kristin

Hear Oklahoma Baptist University business professor Daryl Green talk about how OBU students get hands-on business experience through micro-internships.

Coach Josh Davis brings over 10 years of coaching experience at the collegiate level to Murray State College. Coach Davis previously was the associate head coach at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, Oklahoma. In his four years at OBU, Davis recruited and coached 11 All-GAC team selections, won one regular season GAC championship, and made two NCAA Division II Tournament berths. Before Oklahoma Baptist University, Davis was the director of basketball operations at NCAA Division 1 Mercer University for one season. Before his stop at Mercer University, Davis spent 5 years as an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Limestone University in Gaffney, South Carolina. During his time at Limestone University, Davis helped guide the teams to two conference regular season titles, two Conference Carolinas Tournament championships, and three NCAA Tournament berths. While at Limestone, Davis signed five NCAA Division 1 transfers, five All-Conference players, and two All-Tournament honorees. Before his time at Limestone University, Davis served as the graduate assistant at Liberty University. Davis played two years at Eastern Wyoming College at the NJCAA level, earning Academic All-America honors in 2007. From there, he went to LeTourneau University where he earned honorable mention All-Conference accolades and was a two-time Academic All-Conference honoree. Davis holds a master's degree in human services from Liberty in 2011 and is a 2009 graduate of LeTourneau University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies. Davis and his wife, Kimberly, have one daughter, Audrey.

LaShane Hill is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and Director of OBU's Kemp Marriage Family Therapy Program and a member of a group practice providing care through her private practice. She has spent 25 years in ministry and has devoted her life to helping others work through their trauma. Y'all, I literally cried through half of this episode. LaShane has had to work through her own personal trauma. As a child, she was raised in a home with enormous violence and witnessed a horrible fight between her parents. Trigger warning, this episode does contain talk of domestic abuse. After her parents' divorce and moving away from her father, she struggled with significant depression. However, she had a praying grandmother. Dealing with all of life's traumas caused LaShane to have bouts of depression and suicidal ideations. We do talk about this as well, and how as she got closer to Jesus and deeper in her faith, it started to worsen. She did not understand at the time that this was a spiritual attack. You will hear a major turning point from an ultimatum that became truly life-altering. This is one not to miss! Recommended Resources: Precious Lord, Take My Hand (hymn) 1 Samuel 7:12 Psalm 34:18 #afrayedknotpodcast #gardenmoments #memorialstone #domesticviolence #suicidalthoughts #depression

Brian Hobbs talks with Matt Emerson and Luke Stamps about the Center for Baptist Renewal meeting, which will be in collaboration with The Hobbs Lecture on Nov. 1 on the Oklahoma Baptist University campus. Event on Nov. 1 at OBU: http://www.centerforbaptistrenewal.com/events/obu22

Česká výprava získala na juniorském mistrovství Evropy v judu zásluhou Adama Kopeckého bronzovou medaili. Ten získal před měsícem bronz i na mistrovství světa juniorů a za měsíc jede na seniorské mistrovství světa do Taškentu. „Obu medailí si vážím hrozně moc. Medaile ze světa je asi o malinký krůček víc, ale tím, že Evropa byla doma, tak to byla krásná třešnička na dortu. Bylo to povznášející,” říká ve sportovním pořadu Z Cup na Rádiu ZET judista Adam Kopecký. 

#71: Clay Martin is currently an NFL referee. Growing up in Tulsa, OK Clay was a great athlete at Nathan Hale High School. After high school, Clay had the opportunity to play basketball and football at the University of Tulsa and then basketball at OBU.During his time at OBU he helped his team reach the NAIA national championship and was able to play under legendary coach Bob Hoffman. After graduating Clay decided to get into college coaching. After a few years coaching college basketball he felt led to get into coaching high school basketball. This decision ultimately landed him a job at Jenks High School where he helped establish and build the program into one of the top high school programs in the state of Oklahoma. He discuses his experiences coaching at Jenks from leadership, buy-in, being coachable, going the extra mile, as well as his journey to become an NFL referee and much more. Enjoy the show! 

Nareszcie!!! Tak krzyknęłam jak tylko dowiedziałam się, że Jarek Szulski i Marcin Szala otwierają liceum. Domyślałam się, że to będzie niesamowite, nowatorskie i odpowiadające współczesnym potrzebom przedsięwzięcie - nie sądziłam tylko, że aż tak bardzo! Tego dowiedziałam się z rozmowy, do której Was zapraszam i z publikacji Jarka, którą zamieszczam poniżej:   W Liceum Artes Liberales, poza celami akademickimi, które chcemy realizować wspólnie z uczennicami i uczniami, niezwykle ważny jest dla nas aspekt wychowawczy. Wymiar czasu, jaki jest potrzebny aby pokierować grupą tutorską (czyli tak jakby 16 osobową klasą) to 1/2 etatu. 1/2 etatu! W myśleniu o wychowawczych ramach i wartościach, bliskie są nam założenia amerykańskiego psychologa Carla Rogersa, które można niemal bezpośrednio przenieść na grunt szkoły (pisałem o tym w książce "Nauczyciel z Polski"). Rogers twierdził, że aby relacja pomiędzy terapeutą (tu nauczycielem/nauczycielką) a klientem (tu uczennicą/uczniem) była korzystna i rozwojowa dla OBU stron, potrzebne jest spełnienie trzech koniecznych i wystarczających warunków: Empatia – zdolność wczuwania się: nauczyciel(ka) odczuwa i rozumie opowieści uczniów w taki sam sposób, w jaki odczuwa i rozumie je młody człowiek. Kongruencja – autentyczność i spójność: nauczyciel(ka) zachowuje się jak realna osoba, w zgodzie ze sobą, niczego nie udaje, nie ukrywa swoich uczuć, reakcji ani opinii. I jest spójny w tym co robi, co głosi i w jaki sposób żyje. Nauczyciel generujący jednego dnia internetowy hejt, drugiego dnia mówiący o szacunku dla drugiego człowieka, będzie w oczach młodzieży zwykłym hipokrytą. A młodzi mają doskonałe radary nastawione na obłudę i niespójność, i na pewno nam nie odpuszczą! Bezwarunkowa akceptacja – nauczyciel(ka) okazuje uczennicy/uczniowi bezwarunkową akceptację i szacunek, niezależnie od zachowania i pozycji młodego człowieka. Zwłaszcza bezwarunkowa akceptacja wydaje się niezbędnym i pięknym darem, jaki możemy dać my dorośli młodym ludziom, przekraczającym próg szkoły. To przekaz, który brzmi: Witaj w szkole, będziemy się tu różnić, spierać, złościć na siebie, będziemy też od siebie nawzajem wymagać, jednak pamiętaj, że ponad to wszystko, jesteśmy ciekawi kim jesteś, z czym przychodzisz i przyjmujemy Cię takim jakim jesteś. Nie za to co zrobiłeś, ale za Twoje człowieczeństwo.   masz pytania, potrzebujesz więcej informacji? Napisz: jszulski@gmail.com (oficjalna komunikacja dotycząca szkoły ruszy w czerwcu) Czy ktoś z Was nie zna jeszcze Jarka i Marcina? Po pierwsze polecam słuchać i czytać obu Panów. Szczególnie polecam książki Jarka oraz wystąpienie Marcina na TEDx Life after a mistake.   Jarek Szulski był gościem w odcinku  #39 Bez relacji, nie ma edukacji oraz w odcinku #83 Doświadczenie, które należy się każdemu dziecku. Przedstawiałam go wtedy, powtarzając za Jackiem Santorskim, jako szalonego i wrażliwego nauczyciela, który pracował wtedy jako wychowawca oraz profesor gimnazjum i liceum im.Reytana. Obecnie pracuje w Values - Grupie Firm Doradczych, gdzie od 2010 roku kieruje zespołem projektowym studium podyplomowego Akademia Psychologii Przywództwa, realizowanego w Szkole Biznesu Politechniki Warszawskiej Jarek jest twórcą programu treningu interpersonalnego i społecznego dla nastolatków "Earth Yourself" oraz  autorem powieści o szkole "Sor" i "Zdarza się", razem z Jackiem Santorskim współautor poradnika "Siła spokoju, którego nie ma". W styczniu 2021 roku ukazała się jego najnowsza książka - poradnik dla nauczycieli i rodziców "Nauczyciel z Polski". Marcin Szala to ekspert w obszarze edukacji i startupper, współtworzył takie edukacyjne przestrzenie jak: Akademeia High School, Akademeia Tutorial College czy Collegium Wratislaviense. Janek Niziński w tym roku zdawał maturę, a dwa lata temu był pierwszym uczestnikiem projektu Jarka "Earth Yourself". Ma bardzo aktualne doświadczenia związane z edukacją i pomysły jak poukładać ją od nowa. Muzyka: Jam Morgan Jazz Cafe

Heute möchte ich dich mal bewusst hinter die Kulissen eines großen Launches führen: Vor Kurzem habe ich das 3. Jahr in Folge meine Online Business University gelauncht und wieder einmal haben wir unser Ergebnis gesteigert. Bevor du jetzt aber denkst, dass das eine dieser Höher-Schneller-Weiter-Folgen wird, kann ich dich beruhigen bzw. muss ich dich enttäuschen. Für mich sieht mittlerweile wahrer Erfolg ganz anders aus als nur die Zahlen und genau darum geht es in dieser Episode. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! In dieser Folge über den erfolgreichen Launch meiner OBU erfährst du: Wie der OBU-Launch 2022 mein bisher erfolgreichster und zugleich mein entspanntester Launch wurde, weshalb ich mein Ziel für dieses Jahr sogar etwas niedriger angesetzt hatte, warum ich trotz der erneuten Corona-Welle im Frühjahr und des Ukraine-Krieges im Vertrauen geblieben bin, welche 3 Learnings ich dir für deinen nächsten Launch mitgeben möchte, in welcher Form ich dich unterstützen kann, wenn auch du das nächste Mal erfolgreicher und entspannter Launchen möchtest. Hier findest du alles über den 1:1 VIP Launch Day mit mir... ... https://kristinwoltmann.de/dein-1-1-vip-launch-day/ Hier findest du alles über mich... ...auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmannp ...auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ Alles Liebe für dich! Deine Kristin

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Dr. Heath A. Thomas, 16th President of Oklahoma Baptist University. President Thomas states that OBU's mission is to equip the whole student by teaching them to live all of life, all for Jesus. He explains that knowledge is not just a commodity, but a tool to develop people who have the right kinds of dispositions, virtues, and values. Dr. Thomas also discusses the importance of tradition, stating that we must retreat to the past to project a better future. 

Heute habe ich eine inspirierende Mut-Mach-Geschichte für dich. Mein Interviewgast ist Lena Kallemeier. Sie ist Online-Kurs-Expertin und Wirtschaftspsychologin und hilft anderen Unternehmerinnen dabei, ihren eigenen Online Kurs zu konzipieren und technisch umzusetzen, so dass er wirklich das Licht der Welt erblickt. Lena war vor 2 Jahren noch Businessstarterin in der OBU, mittlerweile ist sie als Expertin dabei und hat eine unglaublich inspirierende Entwicklung hingelegt. Viel Spaß mit diesem Interview! In diesem Interview mit Lena Kallemeier erfährst du: Wieso Lena sich selbstständig gemacht hat, warum sie die OBU als Begleitung gewählt hat, wann sie ihre ersten Kunden gewonnen hat und von den Einnahmen leben konnte, wie sich ihr Business in den letzten zwei Jahren entwickelt hat und welche Botschaft sie anderen Businessstarterinnen mitgeben möchte. Hier findest du alles über Lena... ... auf ihrer Website https://www.lenakallemeier.de ... auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lenakallemeier/ ... ihr Erfahrungsbericht zur OBU https://www.lenakallemeier.de/online-business-university/ ... ihre 1. Podcastfolge mit mir https://kristinwoltmann.de/von-null-als-expertin-durchstarten/ Hier findest du alles über mich... ...auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmannp ...auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ Alles Liebe für dich! Deine Kristin

112年起，營利事業或個人將受控公司(CFC)設立在境外免稅或低稅負地區，符合特定條件需在台灣繳稅了！ 1. 適用條件是什麼？哪些情形達豁免門檻？ 2. CFC公司實際分配的股利或盈餘，在當地國家已先扣繳的稅款會重複課稅嗎？ 3. 臺商用境外公司名義存放在OBU的資金挪移至其他國家或地區(例如：新加坡、香港)，就可以不用繳稅？ 4. 若未誠實申報，國稅局有無尚方寶劍？ 本集節目主持人KPMG 安侯建業稅務投資部營運長 陳彩凰將與台北國稅局局長 宋秀玲，為您詳細解答，讓我們一起來聽聽！ 如果您喜歡這集節目，歡迎在Apple Podcast給我們評價5顆星唷！ Apple Podcast｜Spotify｜Google Podcast｜SoundOn｜KKBOX｜SoundCloud 同步上線！記得訂閱起來唷！ 推薦閱讀 CFC制度112年正式上路！企業與個人之適用條件與豁免門檻，帶您判斷 >> https://bit.ly/3GvJVKM 追蹤KPMG安侯建業 Facebook｜LINE｜Instagram｜YouTube｜KPMG Taiwan Career Facebook 請搜尋：kpmgtaiwan

Heute habe ich mir meine wunderbare OBU-Teilnehmerin und Kundin Annika Quade in meinen Podcast eingeladen. Annika ist Heilpädagogin und arbeitet als Mama-Coach. Ihre Vision ist es, so viele Mütter wie möglich in ein erfülltes, freies und glückliches Leben zu begleiten. Annika hat erst vor einem Jahr angefangen ihr Business aufzubauen und ist im Rahmen der Online Business University Schritt für Schritt gestartet. Was sie innerhalb von einem Jahr erreicht hat, darüber sprechen wir heute. Viel Spaß mit diesem Interview! In diesem Interview mit OBU-Teilnehmerin Annika Quade erfährst du: Wie sie ihren Businessstart als Mama empfunden hat, warum sie sich für die Teilnahme an der OBU entschieden hat, was ihre persönlichen Highlights waren, wo sie gerade mit ihrem Business steht und was sie anderen Mamas, die auch mit ihrem eigenen Business starten wollen, mit auf den Weg geben möchte. Hier findest du alles über Annika... ... auf ihrer Website https://www.annikaquade.de/ ... auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/annikaquade_mama_coach/ Hier findest du alles über mich... ...auf Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmannp ...auf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ Alles Liebe für dich! Deine Kristin

This conversation will encourage you to trust and obey God! Ann listened to what God told her to do. She felt called to missions at an early age and didn't even question it! She met her husband at OBU and married him. God called both of them in a miraculous moment, and they took the leap into missions in SE Asia. They have lived overseas for 20 years now. They have raised their four children there, and they deeply love the people there. At first, they experienced intense culture shock and loneliness. They learned to trust the Lord with every step in SE Asia. You are going to love their story of faith and obedience at every turn. Acts 2:42 Facebook handle: Ann Bussert Hall #afrayedknotpodcast #surrender #missions #cultureshock #lonely

Cy Stallard is the Head Football Coach at Cleveland High School in Oklahoma. He is a graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University. OBU is also where he began his coaching career. He started out as the receivers coach. He went on to be an offensive coordinator at Cleveland HS and also Choctaw HS. He is now finishing up his second year of being the HC at Cleveland. In this episode, we discuss what it's like coaching in the town you grew up in and the other obstacles that are faced when taking over as a HC for the first time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachlikeachamp/message

Follow us on Twitter: @1PercentContentGriffin is a licensed CPA and lawyer. He joins us to discuss his college experience, what it is like being a lawyer, and his outlook on other things. IntroductionGriffin's college experience OBU, UVA, a tax moot, and championship basketballImportance of public speakingTax Law Energy sector lawInvesting perspectiveMy Financial Snapshot What is happening at Peleton? Rapid FireGriffin's Tik Tok: @griffinpeeplesLinks:Law Moot LinkPeleton freezes hiringPeleton loses $10 billion in market capBloomberg  Tax: Hydrogen Tax Incentives Download

More and more women are taking control of their financial futures. Traditionally, society has framed women as not smart enough to understand money and that we're frivolous spenders. We were taught that managing money was “men's work”. At last, times they are a-changing! Joining me today is Obu Ramaraj, an entrepreneur, author, mother and above all one woman wanting to empower other women to live a happy, free life, by taking control of their financial futures. Connect with Obu at www.oburamaraj.com, on Facebook @oburamaraj and Instagram @oburamaraj Your support of The Roller Coaster is always appreciated, please make sure to SUBSCRIBE! If you REALLY like what you hear, leave a comment, and share it with your friends! Connect with me at www.therollercoaster.com, on Facebook @therollercoasterpodcast and Instagram @the_roller_coaster_podcastSUBSCRIBE on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb1mMxhdR154StDjzwz8jIw JOIN US! www.necturegrowth.com and follow Necture Growth Network on Instagram @necturegrowth. Reach me at hello@necturegrowth.com. Thanks for joining me today and until next time I'm sending my virtually distant hugs!

In our third session with OBU, we hear about some of the financing options, as well as why the Reach Gathering is so impactful for SRF Ministry Students. For more information about Oklahoma Baptist University visit: www.okbu.edu For more information about Reach Gathering visit: www.reachgathering.org For more information on CSRM visit: www.csrm.org For more information on Overwhelming Victory visit: www.overwhelmingvictory.org

In today's episode I have the pleasure of speaking with mortgage broker and women's money management coach, Obu Ramaraj. Obu is the CEO of Smart Money Solutions, Money Management Expert, Speaker and Author of two books. . Her first book, ‘Smart Women, Smart Home loans: what your lenders won't tell you' is a guide to help women become confident property owners. Her latest book ‘Smart Women, Smart Habits: Powerful practices to create your ideal financial future' was published in February 2020. H . Her mission is to help women take control of their financial life. When women transform their relationship with money, they transform their relationship with life. After spending over a decade in the financial industry, Obu knows what is truly important to plan and achieve the desired lifestyle for women – and it's not just about making more and more money. . Connect with Obu: Instagram: @oburamaraj | Facebook: Obu Ramaraj | Buy your copy of ‘Smart Women, Smart Habits' Connect with Georgia: Instagram: @georgiaholliday_ | Website: georgiaholliday.co.uk | Email: georgia@georgiaholliday.co.uk

When it comes to grabbing hold of treasures right in front of you versus elsewhere, it's hard not to think of Obu in the movie, “Aladdin.” He was clearly told what to get and what things he shouldn't touch, but the temptation of treasures within his grasp was just too much. Is this how it is for you today with the treasures that are right there for-the-taking? Today, Pastor Johnny will help you see that there's more treasure to be found, but it's not in the temporary pleasures and riches of this world.

In this episode, Josh, Lindsay, and Brent discuss 2020 election updates, a shooting outside of the White House, a derecho in the midwest, coronavirus in kids, the housing market, and college football plans for the fall. Lindsay also gives a rundown of this week's ERLC content including a piece by the ERLC Staff with an explainer on How to make sure your kids are safe on the internet, Jason Thacker with an explainer on Elections in Belarus, an internet blackout, and human rights, and Michael Natelli with How churches can serve those facing eviction during the pandemic. Also in this episode, the hosts are joined by Matt Emerson for a conversation about life and ministry.About MattMatt Emerson is a professor at Oklahoma Baptist University and a dean at Hobbs College. Matt earned a bachelor's degree from Auburn University and an M.Div. and Ph.D. in from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Before joining the OBU faculty in 2015 he previously taught at California Baptist University. Matt has authored or co-authored over 20 publications. His research interests include the Old Testament's use in the New Testament, early Christian interpretation, and theological method. He serves as co-Executive Director of the Center for Baptist Renewal, co-editor of the Journal of Baptist Studies, steering committee member of the Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar, and Senior Fellow for the Center of Ancient Christian Studies. He is also a member of a number of scholarly societies, and blogs at Biblical Reasoning. Matt and his wife, Alicia married in 2006 and have five daughters. You can connect with him on Twitter: @M_Y_EmersonERLC ContentERLC Staff with an Explainer: How to make sure your kids are safe on the internetJason Thacker with Explainer: Elections in Belarus, an internet blackout, and human rightsMichael Natelli with How churches can serve those facing eviction during the pandemicCultureThe Biden-Harris ticket rolloutBiden campaign raises $26 million in first 24 hoursTrump whisked out of press briefing after shooting outside White HouseMidwest Derecho strikes in Iowa, Illinois, IndianaThere has been a 90% increase in Covid-19 cases in US children in the last four weeks, report saysThe pandemic real estate marketNearly 150 Christians killed in sustained violence in NigeriaThe Mid-American Conference has canceled its football season this fall because of the COVID-19 pandemicThe Big Ten and Pac-12 won't play football this fall, but the Big 12 reportedly intends toPandemic plunges U.K. into "largest recession on record"LunchroomLindsay: America's Got Talent Josh: Leviticus | Blue Bell Cookie Two StepBrent: This teacher turned her pickup truck into a portable classroomConnect with us on Twitter@ERLC@jbwester@LeatherwoodTN@LindsNicoletSponsorsERLC Highlights - subscribe for curated content from the ERLC's editors delivered straight to your inboxPolicy Newsletter - Sign up for policy updates from our Washington, DC team.

As a new school year rapidly approaches, many colleges and universities across the country have already announced plans for holding classes online this fall due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. However, Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia remains committed to having an on-campus experience for all students. “I have confidence in people at Ouachita and our process, and we're moving in that direction until there's reason that we can't,” said OBU President Dr. Ben Sells. “So much of how this is going to work will come down to students, faculty and staff being responsible, and we're challenging people to rise to the occasion.” Dr. Sells shared more with host Zach Parker on the latest episode of The Ghidotti Podcast, including why the on-campus experience is so important at OBU, the course of action should a student test positive for COVID-19 and the ongoing discussion of how to preserve one of the school's most sacred fall traditions, Tiger Tunes.

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Daniel Spillman, a professor in OBU's Western Civ. sequence, about the dangers of Utopian thinking and the death toll that comes from immanentizing the eschaton. Books mentioned in this episode: Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville Communism: A History by Richard Pipes Nothing to Envy by Barbara Demick Brave New World by Aldous Huxley 1984 by George Orwell Animal Farm by George Orwell

In this episode, I talk to Matthew Emerson, Dickinson Associate Professor of Religion at OBU, about the Protestant Reformation and the books it produced. Books mentioned in this episode: The Dawn of the Reformation by Heiko Oberman Galatians by Martin Luther Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin The Story of Scripture by Matthew Emerson

...in which Rex and Paul chew the fat about the fact that Paul is from Imdoden, setting a new Chewing the Fat record—nine seconds—for earliest mention, the Hope Watermelon Festival, the Hempstead County sheriff's otherworldly victory in the watermelon-eating contest, how the boys turned down the offer of a free 150-pounder, despite the generous offer of a burlap sack to carry it with, about the biscuits at Keeney's in Malvern, how Historic Washington has as good a lunch as one could get at any state park in the United States, how Paul likes well-cooked vegetables -- no crispy green beans, please! -- the greatness of catalpa worms for fishing but the grossness of the green goo that comes out when you step on one, Paul's sneaky book-buying methods, discovering Glen Campbell's grave site three days after his funeral, Rex and Paul's funeral fixation, the death of Frank Broyles, how Broyles and Campbell and Johnny Cash gave Arkansas things to be proud of in the 1960s and helped the state live down some of the national embarrassment after the 1957 crisis, Nashville versus Crowley's Ridge peaches, the Fish Net at DeGray Lake, great Arkansas football stadiums, Jeff Root (the Football Doctor), how the reinstituted Lyon College football team uses the school's bagpipe band at games but does not play while wearing kilts, the Little Rock Touchdown Club, the Last Nutt Backer, OBU's streak of winning seasons in football, the Petit Jean plant at Morrilton, SAU and President Trey Berry, Backyard Barbeque in Magnolia, McClard's barbeque sauce, the "half-spread" gut bomb, fresh-cut French fries, Scott McClard's resistance to restoring goat to his menu, the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs, Paul's need of a tattoo, the three great dairy bars in Hot Springs -- Bailey's, King Kone, and Kreme Kastle -- car-tag improvements, the boys' upcoming State Highway 7 trip, the Grady Fish Fry, the famous Grady hushpuppy machine and how it scares Paul, Rex's surprise for Dr. Tom DeBlack, the fact that the convicts at the fish fry all know Rex, how opening-day dove hunting is a social occasion in Arkansas, the great brunch at the Monroe dove hunt, the fact the Rex and Paul are not exactly crack shots, and how the 1992 Razorback loss to the Citadel and firing of Coach Jack Crowe squeezed Rex's coverage of Bill Clinton's upcoming election as President.

Kevin and I discuss which golf courses to put on your bucket list, leadership lessons we can take away from Nick Saban, and how to become an effective listener.   Introduction/Bio: Hey everyone and welcome to the All-Star Leader Podcast, where together we learn about leadership from the best and brightest, and keep it fun by connecting it to our passion for sports! Today we are joined by Kevin Thompson, a pastor who also writes on the topics of leadership, marriage and parenting. He is also a scratch golfer, having competed in college at Oklahoma Baptist University. Kevin has a new book about marriage that will hit the shelves May 2nd titled Friends, Partners and Lovers. This is Kevin Thompson. Hey Kevin thanks for coming on the show! Interview: Let's talk some golf first. How did you get introduced to the game, and when did you start to figure out you could actually play well enough to make a college team? Family vacation as a kid with another family; the dads/sons played and he was hooked Really liked basketball/baseball better, but in high school started focusing more on golf Didn't ever consider playing in college After deciding to attend Oklahoma Baptist (which didn't offer golf), schools started offering him scholarships But he decided to stick with OBU, who then added back the program (Talking OBU hoops as well with coach Bob Hoffman) What has the game of golf taught you about life? Golf and tennis are unique because you can play them your entire life Golf is about relationships; plays every Friday with college kids, then goes into the clubhouse and eats lunch with guys in their 80s Also great to teach the game by playing alongside (as opposed to coaching baseball, etc. with a clear coach/player role) Dealing with adversity Favorite course you've ever played? Southern Hills (Tulsa, OK; host of several major championships) The Alotian (Roland, AR; mimics Augusta National) Pebble Beach Plantation Course at Kapalua (Maui, HI) Tell us a bit about the nature of your work and how you came upon it. Loves to write, but had gotten away from it Started a blog to get into the habit of writing Also wanted to start writing books, and began with the book U-Turn Likes the idea of legacy through books, so that kids/grandkids can learn from him after he is gone, in addition to the other lives you get to impact Your write quite a bit about leadership, which is truly the core of what this show is about. In fact you wrote recently about the one habit (binary listening) that is killing our leadership. Can you tell us about that? Gets to be around lots of leaders as a pastor, so he gets to observe leadership all the time Listening is under-thought of; we are listening before we are born, and hearing is the last sense to go But we're really never trained to listen We tend to listen in a binary way: we either agree/disagree, we like it or we don't. As soon as we make that judgment, everything else we hear is filtered through that lens Example: when people are provided a statement from a politician, they will say they like it or not based upon whether the identity of the politician (or party). If we will truly listen to what is being said and look for areas Steven Sample from USC authored The Contrarian's Guide to Leadership; in it he encourages people to think grey, and to hold off for as long as possible to form an opinion, because after that everything you hear will be filtered through that opinion (Daniel with example from how health care is presented in surveys: if referred to as Obamacare, the numbers are one way and if the Affordable Care Act, the numbers change) You also wrote about Nick Saban's five leadership lessons, and I'd like to go through those with you and have you explain them to us: Make routine decisions habitual so they don't require mental energy. Our mental resources are not unlimited, and every decision we make takes energy. He has the same breakfast/lunch every day, because he wants to save the time/energy from those decisions. Automate and make a habit of everything you can, especially on decisions that don't matter Focus on the process over the outcome (John Wooden emphasized this as well) Focusing on the outcome can happen in all areas of life Arkanasas QB Tyler Wilson example; didn't necessarily make a bad decision to return for senior year, but didn't get the outcome he wanted Sometimes you didn't do the process right, but you just got lucky; so focusing on the outcome can mislead you Focusing on the outcome can lead to jumping from process to process to process (Daniel follow up on how this impacts strategic planning, goal setting, etc.) Not wrong to think about the outcome or the goals Just don't assume you did the process right/wrong based on the outcome; give it more thought than that We can learn from leaders, but must fit our personality and values You wrote an interesting piece about how to place value on a championship, which I would suggest could be broadened to include any kind of professional or personal success. Let's talk first about the things that are worth it which come from a championship: hard work, sacrifice of other dreams and the struggle We don't all get those moments where there is a clear winner; we don't all have scoreboards to give us that feedback and provide moments of celebration Kirby Puckett lockerroom story after winning the World Series; he was crying and said it was because all the sacrifice was for this trophy Now for the things that aren't worth it: the ending of a marriage, missing your kids grow up and your soul. He tells his church staff that he hopes they are not quite as effective as they could be, because they all have healthy lives, relationships, etc. Kevin interviewed Gus Malzahn (Auburn football head coach) and he talked about how you need rings to remember the wins, but the losses stick with you forever (Daniel talks about how healthy people will in the long run make the organization more successful than if the people were giving all of themselves at the expense of outside health) Before we go tell us a bit about your new book Friends, Partners and Lovers, and how those three roles are key to a healthy marriage. Amazon link for pre-orders; available May 2, 2017 What is it a spouse is supposed to do? It's not always intuitive or clear. The book attempts to answer that question by focusing on these three roles KevinAThompson.com @KevinAThompson on Twitter KevinThompsonAR on Facebook Thank Yous/Acknowledgements: Antioch Live/Clear Day Media Group – music More here. Jonathan Davis – production Clint Musslewhite – voice over