Podcasts about older brother

Topics: Parables, The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11–32), Grace in The Prodigal Son, The Older Brother in Luke 15:25–30, The Father's Heart in Luke 15, The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30–37), Jesus as The Samaritan, Law and Grace (Luke 10:27–28), Religion Fails (Luke 10:31–32), The Sower in Matthew 13:3–9, The Seed and Soil (Matthew 13:19–23), Hardened Hearts in Matthew 13:15, Spiritual Hearing in Matthew 13:9, The Lost Sheep (Luke 15:4–7), Israel as The Lost Sheep in Matthew 10:6, The Ninety-Nine (Luke 15:7), Joy in Heaven (Luke 15:7), The Ten Virgins in Matthew 25:1–13, Oil and the Spirit (Matthew 25:4), Shut Door in Matthew 25:10–12, Judgment (Matthew 25:13), Parables to Israel in Matthew 13:11, The Word as Logon, Unfruitful Soil (Matthew 13:22), Jesus' Audience in Luke 15:1–2, Pharisees and Scribes in Luke 15, The Law Exposed, Virgins Not in Matthew 25, Gospel ClaritySupport the showSign up for Matt's free daily devotional! https://mattmcmillen.com/newsletter

Caleb Barnes and Tanner Marlar break down all the action from Sunday's Food City 500 at Bristol.

What is older brother core? Rodrick Heffley may be the best example I have, but what does it mean on a deeper level about Gen Z? Ee Er

1. Early in his sermon, Tim said, “to be human is to be self-alienated.” He was speaking about the unavoidable universal experience of humans disavowing (or, sort of, ignoring and being in denial about) parts of ourselves that don't fit with the projected images of ourselves that we embrace as our self-concept.He went on to say that to be human is to be a bundle of contradictions - even to ourselves. And that our persistent self-alienation shapes the way we show up in the world. Later, when looking at the story, Tim pointed out that, before the prodigal son could be reconciled with his father and community, he is first reconciled to to an aspect of his own identity from which he's been estranged. First, how do you respond internally to the idea that you don't know yourself as thoroughly as you might hope? How easy is that to accept? How do you feel about that fact? How interested are you, in general, in learning and recognizing more about yourself? For some it may feel difficult, daunting, scary, interesting, exciting, or something else entirely! How does the prospect feel for you? How motivated are you to engage intentionally in self-discovery of this sort? How do/would you go about it? What barriers have you encountered to the process?Have you had experiences in which, like the prodigal son, you have a sort of “aha moment” in which you recognize a previously unknown truth about your self or personality? Or have you been a witness to a similar experience in someone else's life? If so, share about those experiences and, if possible, what the precursors to those moments were.2. Tim said, at several points in his sermon, that “All exiles are self-imposed.” Thinking about the spiritual part of our lives, what does exile look like? How would you identify spiritual exile within your own life? Is this something you've experienced personally? Is it something you've witnessed in others? How do we go about recognizing this self-imposed nature of exile while coming from a place of compassion, rather than of judgement? Does engaging with this idea compassionately feel easier or harder to do with self than with others? What do you make of that? 3. Tim talked about the response of the older brother, and related it to the way in which we can use religion to reinforce our “carefully curated and highly defended identities as good little boys and girls.” In this paradigm, the idea of God's joyful and unconditional embrace of all of humanity into God's love and family can be upsetting. He pointed out that the story's older brother has built his sense of self and worth around the idea of having worked to earn both his father's love, and his position in the father's household. When the father's unhesitating embrace of the prodigal pairs with the father's equally open embrace of this elder son, it throw's the older brother's sense of things into a tailspin. How much do you relate to this older brother? Or do you relate more to the prodigal? In what ways? Have you or do you feel any resistance to the idea that a fortune-squandering, family-shaming child of God is as fully beloved and appreciated as God's perfectly performing children? If you can, think of someone you know who has perhaps squandered some fortune that could have been yours or who has shamed your family or loved one. Do you feel resistance to the idea of that person/those people as fully as beloved and appreciated as God's perfectly performing children? Does putting someone real into that question impact your sense of resistance at all? If so, how? What do you make of your answer?

Scripture - Luke 15:1-3,11b-32Thank You for listening!Follow us on Facebook Instagram YouTube Website You can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.

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The Parable of the Two Lost Sons. Bible reference: Luke 15.1-3, 11-32.

Morning Offering, March 22, 2025We all know the prodigal son, but what about his older brother? Could his story be YOUR story?Every morning, join Father Brad as he begins the day with prayer and reflection. In a few short minutes, Father Brad guides you in prayer, shares a brief reflection grounding your day in the Church's rhythm of feast days and liturgy, and provides you with the encouragement necessary to go forward with peace and strength. Let us do as the saints urge and begin our days in prayer together so as a community of believers we may join the Psalmist in saying, “In the morning, Lord, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait expectantly.” (Psalm 5:3-4)________________

Guest Preacher Jonny Morrison continues our Lent series, preaching from Luke 15:11-32. Sermon originally recorded on March 16th, 2025.

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A family dispute in northwest Houston takes a deadly turn when a man fatally shoots his younger brother following hours of escalating arguments. The brutal killing of a woman in Texas ends with her husband sentenced to 50 years in prison for her murder. Drew Nelson reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What kind of assumptions are we making about others on their financial journeys? Are we judging, putting up barriers, or closing our hearts to generosity, compassion, and understanding because of our own ideas about the financial behaviours and struggles of others? In episode #407, Rev. Ray Borg joins Dave and Reb in this conversation of discovery as they look at the Older Brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son, and how we can sometimes reflect the same attitudes he had towards his younger brother. Tune in to the show today to hear their conversation which is sponsored by Financial Discipleship Canada and notmine.ca—a ministry to the body of Christ that voices and encourages dialogue and new conversations regarding finance and discipleship. To learn how you can connect your finances to being a disciple of Christ go to https://www.financialdiscipleship.ca/. To order Reb's new updated book, Cultivating Trust Expanded Edition: Finding God's Hope and Freedom for Your Finances, go to Cultivating Trust Expanded Edition.

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This week Kate and Carolyn have the privilege of talking to one of the longest-running castmates on Vanderpump Rules, the glue of SUR, the creator of Reality Network, the #sweatymess himself… Peter Madrigal!Join as Peter spills the tea! Did he actually leave Katie for Stassi? Who was the best kisser on VPR? Did he have an inkling about Scandoval? Why did Jax troll him on Twitter? All this and so much more on this week's episode of Girl's Unscripted!

The Dodgers are the 2024 World Series Champions! Samantha Croston and Ashley Wenskoski break down a WILD, BACK-AND-FORTH, Game 5 that ended it all.  #worldseries #mlb #mlbplayoffs #mlbpodcast #newyorkmets #newyorkyankees #yankees #dodgers #losangeles #losangelesdodgers #newyork #majorleaguebaseball #lgm #lfgm #nlcs 00:00-1:46: CONGRATS DODGERS FANS! 1:47-3:10: CRAZIEST COMEBACK 3:11- 6:30: YANKEES took 5-run lead EARLY 6:31-10:54: WHAT in the FIFTH INNING was THAT? Yankees MELTDOWN 10:55-11:13: Yankees' last SHRED of HOPE 11:14-13:56: BUEHLER, DODGERS put the HAMMER DOWN 13:57-14:48: Does this YANKEES LOSS change JUAN SOTO's future? 14:49-16:28: Freddie FREEMAN wins MVP 16:29-17:41: Yankee FAN INTERFERENCE 17:42-18:29: Are the DODGERS the METS' OLDER BROTHER? 18:30-19:50: THANK YOU to our FANS! More offseason content COMING SOON LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, LISTEN ON ALL PLATFORMS: https://link.chtbl.com/whymetspod Thumbnail photos courtesy of Getty Images Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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What a powerful message to close out our series on perspectives! Some key takeaways from the message : You are a child of God.You have access to God.You have an inheritance in God.Be grateful. We pray that you are challenged and encouraged by this message!

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Luke 15:25-32. Preached by Peter Assad on 9/29/24 at Heart of Life Church. For more from Peter, visit poemsofgrace.com.

When 10 year old Aaron Gaberman was diagnosed with a form of Pediatric Brain Cancer in May of 2005, his older brother Jon was right by his side from that day until this present day, doing whatever he could then and can now to be by his brothers side as a devoted sibling. The brothers will talk about the difficult experiences that they have had through the years , and the bond that they have established which is an unbreakable one. 

“You got some on your finger. Oh, there's some more on your lips too. No, no, I'll get it.“ ---After partying all night, you decide to bake a cake at 6 a.m. while your BFF's older brother keeps you company. After some light banter, flirting and a full on food fight, you both end up covered in frosting and on top of each other, which might have started a dangerous game.---IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HEAR THE FULL SPICY VERSION OF THIS AUDIO, YOU CAN LISTEN HERE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the fifth instalment of the character series, Olawunmi Brigue discusses the concept of 'goodness' or right living as outlined in Galatians 5:22, contrasting it with sinful living. The episode delves into the importance of living right, highlighting that while salvation and access to God's inheritance are not based on works, living right is crucial for preserving oneself from the consequences of sin. Using scriptural examples such as the prodigal son and the rich young ruler, Olawunmi highlights the consequences of not living right and emphasises the need to distinguish between accessing God's promises through faith and living a morally upright life to avoid sin's detrimental effects. 00:59 What is Goodness? 02:08 The Importance of Upright Living 02:20 Salvation and Righteousness 05:20 Right Believing vs. Right Living 07:13 The Nature of Sin 08:58 Accessing Inheritance Through Right Believing 19:57 Why Live Right? 25:02 The Story of the Prodigal Son 34:35 The Older Brother's Perspective 38:28 Understanding the Consequences of Sin Olawunmi Brigue, host of the SuperAbundant Life podcast, is a certified executive and transformational life coach, and the founder of Luminous membership, a Personal & Spiritual Growth Hub for women who desire to build BOTH a highflying career and a wholesome family without sacrificing their wellbeing or personal fulfilment. Learn more at ⁠www.luminousmembership.com

Austin Wadlow follows up last week's sermon on Luke 15.

Perhaps the most common hurt in the church today is loved ones who remain in the far country. It is tempting to turn your back or give up hope. The parable of the prodigal son reminds us that in Christ, God's only son, we have hope for the sons and daughters who are in the far country and for those who think they are too good for the grace of God. I. The Younger Son i. The hurtful request ii. The Journey to the Far Country iii. The Journey Back to the Father's HouseII. The Older BrotherQuestions:1. What aspect of this parable do you find most challenging? Most encouraging?2. Which son do you find yourself identifying more with and why?3. The gospel is on full display in this parable. How do you see the gospel played out in the story?4. Take some time to reflect about your own life. If part of a small group, share about a family member or loved one who you are praying for who is in the far country.6. What aspect of the parable series has struck you the most?

Cheer up! God uses messy people ('cause messy people are all that there are).

Cheer up! God uses messy people ('cause messy people are all that there are).

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Like all our beliefs, the attitudes and dispositions we have toward money are largely shaped by our past – our family of origin, our cultural background, and our church experiences. In Luke's gospel, we see at least 4 different ways of viewing money. Like the Rich Fool in Luke 12, some of us believe that the good life is found when we hoard the most for ourselves. Others of us live more like the Rich Young Ruler in Luke 18; we falsely assume that God will always bless us financially as a reward for our faithfulness. Or we doubt God's generosity towards us altogether and live more like the Older Brother in Luke 15. But in Luke 21, we see a picture of someone who really trusts in the God of abundance and not in the uncertainty of wealth. A widow, giving all that she has, is commended by Jesus as a picture of what true generosity looks like. We too can reshape how we view money and the way we give by reorienting our minds around the truths of scripture, reshaping our habits to reflect generosity, and participating in a community of Jesus-followers committed to doing the same.

Like all our beliefs, the attitudes and dispositions we have toward money are largely shaped by our past – our family of origin, our cultural background, and our church experiences. In Luke's gospel, we see at least 4 different ways of viewing money. Like the Rich Fool in Luke 12, some of us believe that the good life is found when we hoard the most for ourselves. Others of us live more like the Rich Young Ruler in Luke 18; we falsely assume that God will always bless us financially as a reward for our faithfulness. Or we doubt God's generosity towards us altogether and live more like the Older Brother in Luke 15. But in Luke 21, we see a picture of someone who really trusts in the God of abundance and not in the uncertainty of wealth. A widow, giving all that she has, is commended by Jesus as a picture of what true generosity looks like. We too can reshape how we view money and the way we give by reorienting our minds around the truths of scripture, reshaping our habits to reflect generosity, and participating in a community of Jesus-followers committed to doing the same.

Like all our beliefs, the attitudes and dispositions we have toward money are largely shaped by our past – our family of origin, our cultural background, and our church experiences. In Luke's gospel, we see at least 4 different ways of viewing money. Like the Rich Fool in Luke 12, some of us believe that the good life is found when we hoard the most for ourselves. Others of us live more like the Rich Young Ruler in Luke 18; we falsely assume that God will always bless us financially as a reward for our faithfulness. Or we doubt God's generosity towards us altogether and live more like the Older Brother in Luke 15. But in Luke 21, we see a picture of someone who really trusts in the God of abundance and not in the uncertainty of wealth. A widow, giving all that she has, is commended by Jesus as a picture of what true generosity looks like. We too can reshape how we view money and the way we give by reorienting our minds around the truths of scripture, reshaping our habits to reflect generosity, and participating in a community of Jesus-followers committed to doing the same.

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron Bjorklund explores the parable of the prodigal son, addressing both the younger and elder brothers' perspectives on grace, emphasizing that true grace is found through a relationship with the Father, not through efforts to earn it.

Book Club #107 - Eamon, Older Brother of Jesus - Richard chats to stand up legend and surprisingly underused Father Ted star Michael Redmond about his book Eamon, Older Brother of Jesus and the surprisingly controversial history of the story, from stand-up show, to radio show that was cancelled at the last minute, to self-published book. They also talk about the early-ish days of alternative comedy, playing the Tunnel Club, National Bring a Jockey To Work Day, the Pasquale family's love of his material, the lovely joke in Michael's will and what he looks like without the moustache.Buy the book here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eamon-older-brother-Michael-Redmond/dp/B09W4JDR2H/Listen to Michael's podcast here - http://whatareyoudoinginmygarden.podbean.comSee Rich's stand-up tour Can I Have My Ball Back - https://richardherring.com/ballback/ Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/rhlstp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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There are two brothers in the prodigal son story. As parents, we pray our children don't turn out like either of them.

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Craig Wolfley discusses how effective he thinks Russell Wilson can be this season, what type of impact Mike Tomlin is having on Wilson and how he thinks Wilson fits in well in the Pittsburgh Steelers' locker room.  

Similar to our lesson on “God as obedient son,” this is not a metaphor, but a living reality because of the incarnation of Christ. Jesus became an older brother, not just to James, Jude, and others, but to all of his disciples. As our older brother, he acts as our kinsman redeemer, rescuing us and caring for us, […]

Jon Bloom | Like the older brother in Jesus's parable, we can be lost in our moralism and condemned in our duties. He too needs to return home. Here is his story.

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In John chapter 7, we are introduced to Jesus' brothers. What do you think it was like to have the perfect Son of God as a brother? At that point, none of them believed He was the Messiah. Despite their coaxing, Jesus did not let their expectations determine what He did or when He did it. For more information, visit lakepointe.church/dailydrive

Our producer Mandy asked our older brother Travis a bunch of questions, and then we had to guess what his answers were. Eg. "Whose clothes would you rather wear out of Luke and Scott's?". Turns out his answers were not all kind. Once again we've cooked an interview with an A-list celebrity. Why we're asked to go on red carpets, we will never know. But this latest chat with a famous actor will probably mean it's the last one for us. Someone has stolen Lukaboy's identity, and they're using it to sell the hottest tickets in town - Taylor Swift tickets. And it all started with some peer pressure back in the day. This week's Sibling Squabble comes in from Megan. If you've done something equally as evil to your sibling, send in your story to the @lukeandsassyscottpodcast page on Instagram. Missed our 3 bonus episodes on Scott's twin baby journey? You can listen here - https://linktr.ee/lukeandsassy   CREDITS: Hosts: Luke And Sassy Scott Producer: Mandy Catalano Supervising Producer: Lem Zakharia Executive Digital Producer: Oscar Gordon Social and Video Producer: Amy Code Audio imager: Nat Marshall Managing Producer: Sam Cavanagh Talent Manager: Kirsty KassabisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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