Podcasts about one acts

06-01-25 God's Calling for the Church to Reach the ONE: Acts 13:1-5 by Woodlawn Baptist Church

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Sermons, March 2025, Acts, Church on the Move, Food, Clean, Unclean, Gentiles, Pastor Ray Fowler

Sermons, February 2025, Acts, Church on the Move, Saul, Conversion, Pastor Ray Fowler

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here.The River Connects Us Jim Voegeli of Rochester visited to Winona Arts Center recently to see the opening of a photography and poetry exhibition entitled “The River Connects Us.” Retired environmental engineer Pete Mutschler spent six years taking photographs along the full length of the Mississippi River, and for the past two years retired state demographer and poet Tom Gillaspy has written poems to pair with the photographs. The resulting 26 images and poems are on display through March 2 at the Winona Arts Center, which is open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends.   Voegeli appreciated both artistic halves of the exhibit. He says the enlarged photographs, encompassing all types of transportation along the river, “looked almost like paintings.” The title has a dual meaning.Jim says: The river does just physically connect all of these photos together and poems. But as Peter said in the reception, the people that he met along the way, all the way up and down the Mississippi were such nice, friendly people that the meaning also has to do with all the people that live along the river, that we're all connected together.— Jim VoegeliIn June, the exhibit will be on view at the Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center (also known as Freedom Park) in Prescott, Wis. View the ongoing project at theriverconnectsus.org. A daughter sings her love for her father Delta Rae Giordano is an actor and teaching artist based in Falcon Heights. She recommends the show “Loudly, Clearly, Beautifully.” Elena Glass wrote and performs this show about her father, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when she was 14. The show includes original music by Twin Cities duet The Champagne Drops. It runs Jan. 24 through Jan. 31 at the Hive Collaborative in St. Paul. Delta says: I'm really interested to see how Elena is going to talk about this, present it to an audience, and create art out of something that's, you know, a really sad personal loss. But from the description that she has on her event information, it sounds like she really wanted to let people know about this wonderful relationship she had with her dad, and probably some wisdom that he imparted. It's directed by Allison Vincent, who is a very well known local performer and theater maker. She actually did a show about [losing] her own father that was just performed at the fringe last summer.— Delta Rae GiordanoHigh school thespians' 35 minutes to shine Georgette Jones is an arts educator and advocate in Watson and she is excited to enter the competition season for the Minnesota State High School League one-act plays. From Pipestone to Mora, Detroit Lakes to Mountain Lake, each competing school has 35 minutes or less to shine with a play of their choosing, and Jones says the styles of show vary from comedy to drama to everything in between. The subsection tournaments begin today across the state. Find your nearest host school here. They competition culminates in a state festival held at the O'Shaughnessy at St Catherine University in St. Paul on Feb. 6 and Feb. 7. Georgette says: Some of these schools are coming from well-funded programs with huge, wonderful facilities. And some of these schools have a stage at the end of a gym and a volunteer director. And yet, the quality of student acting and performance and different theater making criteria is just amazing. Every year, I never cease to be surprised by what I see on a stage at a one act play festival.— Georgette Jones

Send us a textFor an ad-free version of the podcast plus the opportunity to enjoy hours of exclusive content and two bonus episodes a month and also help keep the Bible Project Daily Podcast free  for listeners everywhere at;patreon.com/JeremyMcCandlessToday, we look at Acts 10:1-23, a pivotal chapter in the New Testament that shatters centuries-old barriers and opens the floodgates of grace to the entire world.In this episode, we witness Cornelius, a Roman centurion who is devout and God-fearing, receive a vision from God instructing him to seek out Peter. Simultaneously, Peter, a devoted Jew, has a vision that challenges his deeply held beliefs about purity and the Gentile world. When these two men meet, it is more than a clash of cultures; it's a divine appointment that redefines the scope of God's kingdom. Peter proclaims the gospel, and the Holy Spirit falls upon Cornelius and his household, erasing all distinctions between Jew and Gentile.Study NotesOverview:Introduction to Cornelius:Cornelius is a centurion in the Italian Regiment, living in Caesarea, a Gentile city. Despite being a Gentile, he is described as devout and God-fearing, known for his generosity and regular prayers.Cornelius receives a vision from an angel of God instructing him to send for Peter, who is staying in Joppa.Cornelius Calls for Peter:Cornelius obeys the vision and sends two of his servants and a devout soldier to Joppa to find Peter.Peter's Vision:As Cornelius's men are on their way to Joppa, Peter has a vision of a sheet descending from heaven, filled with all kinds of animals, both clean and unclean according to Jewish dietary laws.A voice tells Peter to kill and eat the animals, but Peter objects, having never eaten anything impure or unclean. The voice responds, "Do not call anything impure that God has made clean." This happens three times, emphasizing the importance of the message.  Peter is left wondering about the vision's meaning when Cornelius's men arrive.Peter's Obedience:The Holy Spirit instructs Peter to go with the men without hesitation. Peter meets them and learns about Cornelius's vision.Key Themes:God's Impartial Love: The visions given to Cornelius and Peter illustrate that God's love and salvation are available to all people, regardless of their cultural or religious background.Breaking Barriers: Peter's vision challenges the deeply entrenched Jewish beliefs about purity and the separation from Gentiles. God is making it clear that the old divisions are no longer valid in the new covenant.Application:Inclusiveness of the Gospel: We are reminded that the gospel is for everyone, and we should not let cultural or societal barriers prevent us from sharing God's love.Obedience to God's Call: Both Cornelius and Peter show obedience to God's direction, even when it challenges their understanding. We, too, should be open to God's leading, even when it takes us out of our comfort zones.Seeking God: Cornelius is an example of a true seeker of God, illustrating that God will make Himself known to those who earnestly seek Him.For further reflection, download our study notes and questions from our website or the Patreon Page.Support the showJeremy McCandless is creating podcasts and devotional resources | PatreonHelp us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.https://thebibleproject.buzzsprout.com

The crew from Applause Community Theatre discuss their upcoming November, 2024 one act shows at the Hive in Saint Paul, MN. www.act-mn.org facebook.com/badmouthtc instagram.com/badmouthtc twitter.com/badmouthtc Music credit: MusicbyAden - Mythology by MusicbyAden is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0CC Download: Musicbyaden – Mythology @musicbyaden

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Your words were found and I ate them

42 And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers.Acts 2:42 (ESV)Reaching your greatest potential in Christ involves a person and a process. The person? Jesus Christ.The process? Believe, Belong, Become, BeginBelieve What? This is how we begin our study in Acts 2. 

Amanda Snarski joined Summer Stage as an apprentice in 1995 and proudly performed in several "T-shirt shows" (among others) until 2001.  Amanda participated in Mainstage, One Acts, Cabaret, Dance Troupe, and Shooting Stars and worked as a staff member in the box office from 2000-2003. She enthusiastically remembers her Summer Stage days, but somehow she forgets to mention that she played Wendy in a non-flying production of Peter Pan.  She attended Wagner College in Staten Island. In 2014, Amanda re-joined the staff as an assistant director for Mainstage, coordinator for Director's Workshop, and eventually directed for Children's Theater in 2016.  With nearly 20 years of experience as a teaching artist in the Philadelphia area, she now resides in Lancaster County where she continues to pursue her passion for theatre education at the Fulton Theatre.I hope you enjoy our conversation, so come along and have some fun. . .Fulton Theatre, Lancaster, PA https://thefulton.org/We all have stories to tell, and they can be heard here. Welcome to Brave and Strong and True, a podcast that engages Summer Stage alumni of all ages. I'm Bob Falkenstein. Our music is composed and performed by Neil McGettigan https://neilmcgettiganandtheeleventhhour.bandcamp.com/releases. Please click on the link to visit Neil's BandCamp website to listen to songs from his album, including cut number 7, “Harry Dietzler.” Please support Neil's work by buying downloads of your favorites.Please follow Brave and Strong and True on Apple Podcasts. While you're there, please rate the show and leave a comment.  If you want to be a guest on Brave and Strong and True, please contact me at braveandstrongandtrue@gmail.com.You must have the latest version of the Google Chrome browser on your desktop or laptop computer. I can now record interviews with guests who have iPads or iPhones. It helps if you have an external microphone and headphones, but Apple earbuds work too; however, BlueTooth ones are not 100% reliable, so see if you can borrow wired ones. Upper Darby Summer Stage is now in its 49th season of magic. Please visit their website www.udsummerstage.org for information about performances and ticket sales. If you are able to make a donation, please consider it. Summer Stage is now a not-for-profit organization and relies on contributions from good folks like you. Tell them Bob sent you.Support the Show.Upper Darby Summer Stage is now part of the non-profit organization known as the Upper Darby Arts and Education Foundation. Harry Dietzler is the Executive Director of the UDAEF. If you are able to support Summer Stage financially, please visit udsummerstage.org to find out more.

How many times do I have to tell WKXL NOT to leave me alone in the studio? Oh well. We are fast approaching the end of June and that means that theaters are gearing up for opening nights!!! And so I take a look at some of the plays that just opened or will be opening shortly like Jersey Boys at the Winnipesaukee Playhouse, A Night of One Acts and Opera at the Pittsfield Players. I also talk about my disappointment with the recent Frankie Valli concert that my wife and I attended at Mohegan Sun as well as give a (somewhat) review of tKapow's recent show “Paradise Now” at the Bank of NH Stage and Concord's Market Days comes up and I may have veered somewhat off track at a point or two as I fell into a couple of rabbit holes, but, hey, that's just the way we roll!!! 

We are fast approaching the end of June and that means that theaters are gearing up for opening nights!!! And so I take a look at some of the plays that just opened or will be opening shortly like Jersey Boys at the Winnie Playhouse, A Night of One Acts and Opera at the Pittsfield Players. I also talk about my disappointment with the recent Frankie Valli concert that my wife and I attended at Mohegan Sun as well as give a (somewhat) review of tKapows recent show “Paradise Now” at the Bank of NH Stage. Concord's Market Days comes up and I may have veered somewhat off track at a point or two as I fell into a couple of rabbit holes, but, hey, that's just the way we roll!!!

Wednesday, May 29, 2024 Running May 29th through June 1st at the Pumphouse Theatre, Kyle reviews Morpheus and Workshop productions of Teach Stede, Jamie and Like and Subscribe, two one act plays from the Calgary One Act Festival back in March after thoughtful and careful consideration for the merits and themes of these two intelligent works. About the Show: Fresh off a sold-out performance at the Calgary Region One-Act Play Festival, come two exciting one-act plays: Teach Stede, Jamie by Greg Miller presented by Grandora Players One dark night Jamie ends up somewhere a very long ways away. She meets Stede, who has suspicions. As they learn about each other, one of the fiercest characters in history appears. All have their own hidden truths, revealed in due course, until all is finally clear. Or is it? Drama | Comedy | 45 min | ADVISORY: Strong Language, gun shots, depiction of drinking Like and Subscribe by AJ Pearce presented by Workshop Theatre The Olsen family have a very successful YouTube channel. Although, as they approach a new record for subscribers, their eldest daughter has decided she no longer wants to create content. This throws the family's dynamic, and livelihood, into turmoil. Drama | 30 min Tickets: https://tickets.morpheustheatre.ca/TheatreManager/160/tmEvent/tmEvent1004.html Patreon: www.patreon.com/onstagingpodcast

Oftentimes, God loves to work with small people, small starts, and tiny encounters. Join Sharon and Nicole as they discuss Philip's one encounter with one man that led, eventually, to Christianity flourishing in Ethiopia. We don't have to have a whole lot to do a whole lot for the living God who works within us. He enjoys working with small. And He can turn small into HUGE anytime He chooses! Let's finish our series on the early church with a look at how God did exactly that and be challenged to go and do the same, today. Continue reading Episode 139 - The Power of Just One - Acts 8:26-40 at Sweet Selah Ministries.

Anna Kotula, Lynn Van Emmerik, and Ashley Osler talk about Ojai Art Center Theater‘s production of One Acts.    The post OACT “ONE ACTS” appeared first on Elizabeth Appraisals.

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Playwrights Marcie Riebe and Paul Gallo speaking about the Diva Theater in Scranton and "The One Acts," a festival of original one-act plays by regional writers to be presented at the Olde Brick Theatre, 126 W. Market Street in Scranton, February 2, 3, & 4, 2024. There will be shows Friday & Saturday at 8:00 pm and Sunday at 2:00. For information & reservations: 570-209-7766 or Facebook.com/DivaTheaterScranton

In the second episode, hosts David Rigano and Mark-Eugene Garcia introduce the latest work of a favorite playwright and friend, Matthew McLachlan. Matthew's newest publication, "Another Collection of One Acts and More Things You May or May Not Enjoy," explores a wide range of tones and topics, from the lighthearted to the profound. The anthology presents candid theater material that delves into issues like toxic masculinity, explores the anxieties of the mind, and humorously tackles themes of love and friendships. Whether evoking tears or laughter, these brief one-acts and monologues capture the things we often hesitate to express but must confront. The episode includes an interview with Matthew, who brings along some of his favorite actors to perform excerpts from the book. Podcast Music by Paul Rigano More information on Author Rick Pender can be found at https://www.matthewmclachlan.com

Christ loves the Church! Think about that. And if Jesus loves the Church, we are to LOVE the church and actively be part of it! In this beginning message of 2024, Pastor Joey discusses the launch of the Church at Pentecost and how Acts 1:8 fits into the expansion of the Church. The Gospel and The Church are intricately linked. At the conclusion of this message, we talk about the future of ParkerDC as we expand missions, small groups, and explore the building of a Community Park to outreach more to this community. Message preached on Sunday, January 7, 2024.

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In this message Dom looks at the moment in the early church where the gospel goes beyond the Jews and why this matters. If we want to reach Cornelius' we need to Rise, Kill and Eat.

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Two Became One, Acts 10.--Acts 10.-Preached at Grace Church Austin-http---gracechurchaustin.com-Austin, Texas

Two Became One, Acts 10.--Acts 10.-Preached at Grace Church Austin-http---gracechurchaustin.com-Austin, Texas

Matthew McLachlan (matthewmclachlan.com)(IG:@19martymcfly85) was born in Scotland, raised in Florida, and currently survives in New York City. He is a Dramatist Guild Member, a two-time ScreenCraft Stage Play Finalist, and Samuel French OOB Festival Finalist. His plays include: The Demand of Avarice, This God Damn House, Jack & Melissa, Orion, and The Place We Are Meant to Be, among others. His plays have been presented by Abingdon Theatre Company, The Chain Theatre, Nylon Fusion, The NOW Collective, The Farm Theater, The PIT, Thespis Theater Festival, and performed regionally in Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, New Jersey, West Virginia, & Florida. Other credits include: Nominated for Best Writer of a Web-Series (ADULTish), The Roast of Michael Musto (Head-Writer), & his published works A Collection of One-Acts & Other Things You May or May Not Enjoy and full-length play Orion are available now at The Drama Bookshop and on Amazon.  

Two Became One, Acts 10.Acts 10.Preached at Grace Church Austinhttp://gracechurchaustin.comAustin, Texas

One of you listeners requested that we do a series on Acts so here it is! It is a good one! If you have questions about today's episode leave us a comment!

"If you don't know history, then you don't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn't know it is part of a tree." - Michael Crichton When we read the disciples' first encounter of the Holy Spirit in Act 2 we might be tempted to think that this is the first time the Spirit shows up. We would be mistaken. Today on the podcast, Chris takes us through a brief history of the Holy Spirit to show His actions and the images used to describe the Spirit from the very beginning up until today. Useful links: Data visualization of biblical cross references: https://www.chrisharrison.net/index.php/visualizations/BibleViz List of biblical references for the brief history: http://etnahanovercenterchurch.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Brief-history-of-the-Holy-Spirit.pdf --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cchristophergreen/message

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://thecitylife.org/2023/04/08/the-little-opera-theatre-of-ny-in-association-with-national-black-theatre-and-harlem-opera-theater-presents-american-one-acts/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/citylifeorg/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/citylifeorg/support

Our associate Pastor Roxane Lawler checks out Acts 16 and shows us how we can find the one person in our lives. To serve or to come along side of and to give an encouragement to. Also letting us know that we need to leave a bit of margin in our lives for God to move.  This series explores a number of priorities we want to make room for as followers of Jesus The One. Welcome to the GBC Sermon podcast from Gymea Baptist Church in Sydney, Australia.  This message from our Sunday church service is part of the resources we provide as we seek to see lives changed by Jesus. You can also listen to our Big 3 Podcast, a conversation that unpacks three big questions raised from sermons like this one.We hope this message has challenged and strengthened you, encouraged you to pray and rely on God, and blessed you today. If you'd like to get to know some of our church community, you can listen to the We Are The Church Podcast - an open conversation with real people who call GBC home as they share stories of God at work in their lives and how their lives are being changed by Jesus. We'd love for you to join us for one of our services this weekend. For more information on upcoming services please visit www.gymeabaptist.org.auAlso, be sure to follow us on Facebook or Instagram to keep up with all we are doing.  

WE ARE BACK IN PERSON FOR SEASON 3!!!!! However, we still liked having this podcast as part of our celebration! The episode for this year will be released on March 7th! Please check out the Google Site and take part in the poll In this teaser: Nana Beacoat introduces herself as our new MC! Kate Ramotowski and Jessica Baker discuss their history with Writers Week and their hopes for its continuation. Mrs. Patterson reminds everyone to keep March 9th open for the Writers Week Community Expo. ( 5:30-8:30Encore Performances and One Acts and other pieces from the Theater Troupe will take place. We will also have a vendor fair featuring Student entrepreneurs, and authors from the community. Main Street Books in St. Charles will be on hand with books from some of our presenters during the week. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dina-patterson/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dina-patterson/support

Baptism of Our Lord, Sunday, January 15, 2023 First Reading: Isaiah 42:1-7. In Isaiah, the Lord promises to put his Spirit on the Messiah, empowering the Anointed One to free us from our sins.Second Reading: Acts 10:34-38Gospel: Matthew 3:13-17. In the waters of the Jordan, Jesus was anointed with the Holy Spirit and with power.Sermon Text: Acts 10:34-38. The Anointed One Brings Us Peace.Pastor Nate Kassulke

The cast and crew from the Union Street Players winter production of three One Acts for Christmas join us to preview the shows that start Friday and continue over the next week-plus at the Pella Community Center.

What are you going to do with the good news of Jesus? The Book of Acts, Chapter 28 fcc-online.org/messages

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Part of following Jesus involves living a life that withstands persecution. In chapter 12 of Acts, Peter is imprisoned and we see the church begin to earnestly pray. That begs the question...what is earnest prayer? As we investigate the church's response to Peter's imprisonment we see an important lesson about earnest prayer and resisting God. ACTS: What Makes Us Who We Are? In 2022 we began a verse-by-verse study through the New Testament Book of Acts. This book records for us the acts of the apostles after the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the formation of the first church. Going through the Book of Acts will help us identify what makes us who we are and helps us chart our course forward.

This episode was recorded over video conference call in May, 2022. This is the first episode of the third season, and features music by Professor Downfall. His song "Cronos" from his album "Sol" is our intro/outro music this season, you can find his music on iTunes and Bandcamp.Bella Poynton's The Girl in the Washroom is first in the episode, and was directed by Lyla Meadows, who also lends their voice to read the stage directions. Jaime McMichael reads for Stanley. Resident Artists Lindsay Partain and Bob Stevens read for Daisy and Drake respectively. Avery Kester's Butterfly Play is second in the episode, and was directed by Jaime McMichael, who also lends their voice to read the stage directions. Avery Kester reads for Narrator. Returning guest artist McKenzie Brock reads for Lapis.

When Paul arrives in Jerusalem, he isn't met as a hero. Instead, he is met as someone with a tarnished reputation that he didn't really deserve. Join us this week as we consider the cost of gossip, bias, and maintaining church unity as part of the commands of Jesus.

In Part one of Acts in 8 Weeks, we look at our mission then, now, and forever: to make disciples and be witnesses for Christ. We are equipped to both be part of and tell the story of Jesus. For more encouragement from Acts, head to our social media!//We gather together weekly to encourage and equip each other into a growing relationship with Christ. For more information, follow us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thec112

Co-producers Olivia Hairfield and Nick Friedlander of "A Night of One Acts" - a collaborative effort between The Arlington Players (TAP) and the Little Theater of Alexandria (LTA) gave us all the details about this wonderful 40+ year event featuring never-before produced short plays. Learn about this unique opportunity for playwrights around the world, where and when to see the show, what the three shows are about, and how volunteers can get mentored in any theater craft in preparation for the run. Also find out what exactly a stage manager does in the theater.

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If you're interested in the intersection of art and politics… consider these one-act plays! In Restless Night, two college students debate the virtues of creating art or abandoning it all to become a political activist -– both coming close to understanding each other, though not seeing eye to eye. A Hell of Her Own delves into similar questions: is rebellion more virtuous than being… well, virtuous? Women are at the center of these two beautiful, thoughtful slices of life – and both have the exact same breakdown of actors to make doubling easy.ExpandTheCanon.combit.ly/HedgepigMembershipsThis episode is hosted by Emily Lyon and Skye Pagon, and the scene is performed by Dorothea Gloria and Elizabeth Roberts.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/this-is-a-classic-the-expand-the-canon-theatre-podcast/donations