Podcasts about Ordinary Man

Hi, everybody!Here's PART 2 of my interview with RIK EMMETT, recorded live in the cozy confines of his studio loft. We take a deep dive into his legendary career as the songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist extraordinaire for Canadian rock icons TRIUMPH!Our conversation kicks off with Rik's early days in Toronto, his decision to pursue music over sports, and his fateful first meeting with Mike Levine and Gil Moore, where he immediately recognized Gil's sharp business acumen and Mike's record production skills. Rik generously shares memories from each TRIUMPH album and how major support from US radio and MTV/MuchMusic impacted the band's success. We also explore his incredible songwriting contributions, including classics like “Lay It on the Line,” “Hold On,” “Fight the Good Fight,” “Ordinary Man,” “Magic Power,” “Somebody's Out There” and “Never Surrender.”More than 40 years after exploding onto the scene, one thing remains crystal clear: Triumph's legacy lives on. The Canadian hard-rock power trio stands out as a visionary, uniquely influential force—known for their virtuosic musicianship, soaring melodies, electrifying live shows and powerful songwriting with a positive message.It was an absolute honour to interview Rik and we had plenty of laughs along the way! Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Explore the biblical foundation of marriage. Was it instituted by God to reflect His glory? Examine the cultural pressures contributing to the high failure rate of marriages. Using 1 Peter 3:1-7, discover how both husbands and wives are called to imitate Christ in their relationships, overcoming conflicts not by dominance but by reflecting Christ's humility and love.Support the show

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In a world that often repays evil with more evil, Scripture calls us to a higher way—one modeled by Christ Himself. Romans 12:17-21 challenges us to resist vengeance, while 1 Peter 2:18-25 reminds us that Jesus endured injustice without retaliation, entrusting Himself to the Father. In this sermon, we'll explore how Peter, once quick to fight back, learned to embrace this truth and how we, too, can follow Christ's example in responding to hardship with redemptive love. Support the show

Bruce and Roger's new song format discussion centers around the Ozzy Osbourne song, Ordinary Man.

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives, Kyle is flying solo in Skelekin Studios as Cam spends the week with his family in Colorado. Recently, Kyle and his son Luke checked out the new Wolfman movie, which tells the chilling story of a family at a remote farmhouse under siege by an unseen predator. As the night unfolds, the father undergoes a terrifying transformation into something utterly unrecognizable. While it takes a fresh approach to the classic werewolf genre, the film still delivers an enjoyable experience. Later, Kyle dives into some intriguing listener stories. The first comes from someone who believes their recently deceased grandmother tried to contact them through the telephone. The second tale involves a chilling encounter with a phantom light, rumored to belong to the ghost of a motorcyclist. After the break, Kyle shares even more strange and fascinating encounters. All this and more on this episode of Expanded Perspectives! Sponsors: ZocDoc: Stop putting off those doctor's appointments. Go to zocdoc.com/expanded and instantly book a top-rated doctor today! Prolon: Just in time for the new year, Prolon is offering Expanded Perspectives listeners %15 off their 5-day nutrition program for your post-holiday glow-up when you go to prolonlife.com/expanded Want to Share Your Story? Email: expandedperspectives@yahoo.com Hotline: 888-393-2783 Want More Expanded Perspectives? If you want more Expanded Perspectives and help out the show, then join our Patreon. Just click this link or download the Patreon App and search Expanded Perspectives Elite Do you want to give the gift of Expanded Perspectives Elite? Just click this link or go to patreon.com/expandedperspectiveselite/gift

Lesson 1 - An Ordinary Man1 Kings 17:1-15.We know nothing about the Prophet Elijah other than he came from the town of Tishbe in Gilead. No one knows about his family or his education, all we do know is that he was rather an odd character! But his life teaches us that God knows how to raise up leaders when they are needed, and that He can use anyone — even a person from absolute obscurity — to do His will!

The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man by Dan HuddlestonFor most of my life, I have been infected by wanderlust. When I see an airplane flying overhead or a ship on the horizon, I can't help but ask myself, “I wonder where they are going?”Life, as it has evolved, has led me on a journey that is beyond my imagination. I participated in one of the most polarizing events in U.S. history, the Vietnam war. I also was a participant in, quite possibly, the most important event in U.S. labor history, the 1981 air traffic controllers' strike.The second of those events led me to an amazing adventure. I lived outside of the United States for nine years. I have crossed the Pacific Ocean 11 times. I have crossed the Indian Ocean seven times. I have crossed the Atlantic Ocean more times than I can count. I have been on six of the seven continents and visited more than 90 countries. Along the way, a brilliant and beautiful young woman decided to become my partner and accompany me on that journey.This is the story of that adventure.Dan Huddleston began as a boy with no confidence and no prospects, who grew up to play the ultimate confidence game, Chicago Air Traffic Control. Then came an adventure where he spanned the globe with a brilliant and beautiful woman at his side.https://www.amazon.com/Extraordinary-Life-Ordinary-Man-ebook/dp/B0BGSWSJR4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1L0Q1LXX69RQS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.nx2SbbUsQNWa2ZGQCrxNeShDwhodfDB7AW52URIiMFYoJ8vCetLZ_DHSRzj8HALRA83ZjAF9iRSYrQDg3T1s1fmclQIrJUTClywNIK3AowpiYifNyoR-USG8Jm-XLEHnTFKpLVC_1ikTKEryCsSR2_zWEgpmzSHH7WiyFnpa9Lzj4h1A1jEQLKrEZuNr401Z3d_2-UFnTkwNaUeeKOJZ2YEN8EarrrjiVQ7PoJ5RiWg.xI2gSYwtfuQ1s5hJ5ZugKeCVhv8clAYEDA38z2kc_Xs&dib_tag=se&keywords=Dan+Huddleston&qid=1736257660&sprefix=the+extraordinary+life+of+an+ordinary+man%2Caps%2C320&sr=8-1http://www.KingPagesPress.com    http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/1925kpp1.mp3 

Jesus' might and divine power set Him apart from any other human who has ever lived. Jesus Christ is the only perfect man, who died to give eternal life to those who believe in Him. In today's devotional, Dr. Michael Youssef considers the divine power of Christ. If you would like more insight into today's devotional topic, listen to Dr. Michael Youssef's sermon Jesus the Only, Part 2: LISTEN NOW| WATCH NOWIf you enjoy listening to the MY Devotional podcast, would you consider partnering with us to proclaim the hope of Christ to a world in darkness by giving a year-end gift? This month, your gift will have double the impact through our December Gift Challenge! Leading The Way  is reaching the lost and equipping the saints 24/7 through television, radio, online outreaches, discipleship resources, evangelistic events, Field Teams, and more. Dr. Youssef's Biblically-based messages are broadcast in 28 languages to audiences across six continents — passionately proclaiming uncompromising Truth worldwide.Join us!

In this message, we explore how each of us, like stones, are meant to be joined together as part of God's household, with Jesus as our cornerstone. Our purpose and value come from being active parts of this spiritual community, rather than remaining in isolation. Through this, God shapes us, teaching us unity and preparing us for the ultimate joy of being part of His perfected, eternal kingdom. Support the show

This sermon explores the importance of pursuing pure, unaltered truth from God's Word, comparing it to the necessity of nourishing food for a child's growth. It highlights the dangers of compromised beliefs that weaken our faith and urges us to set aside destructive behaviors like envy, malice, and deceit. Discover how true fulfillment and strength come only from the "Bread of Life"—Jesus Christ—who alone satisfies our deepest spiritual hunger. Support the show

This sermon explores the deep connection between obedience, holiness, and love, unpacking how each one flows from a life transformed by God's truth.  Holiness isn't about restriction but about shining outward with God's love. What does it look like to plant the seeds of Christ's love in our hearts? Shouldn't it help us to live lives that reflect His character. Support the show

We have a living hope that is actively transforming us even now, gradually shaping our souls through the work of the Holy Spirit. This hope will be fully realized in the future when we experience the fullness of our salvation in perfected bodies. As we fix our minds on this hope, we are empowered to live joyfully and steadfastly, undeterred by earthly setbacks, with our focus set on the eternal inheritance awaiting us in Christ. Support the show

This message wonderfully unpacks the concept of being "chosen" by God, exploring the idea that God's election sets believers apart as "strangers in this world." It connects themes of grace, transformation, and pilgrimage with the theological richness of being God's elect, rooted in 1 Peter 1:1-2. Support the show

Peter's "moment of discovery" occurred when he realized that God's love and salvation were meant not only for Jews but for Gentiles as well. This revelation came through a vision from God, challenging Peter's preconceived beliefs about what is "clean" and "unclean." Peter had been resistant to interacting with Gentiles, but through divine intervention — both his vision and Cornelius' visitation by an angel — he understood that God shows no favoritism and accepts all who seek Him, regardless of their background. Support the show

What if your ordinary, everyday actions could have an extraordinary, eternal impact? Today, Pastor Jon Kragel will explore the life of Stephen (from Acts 6 & 7), a man who lived with unwavering faith, wisdom, and humility, and whose influence changed the course of history. Whether you're navigating the challenges of modern life, seeking deeper purpose, or longing to make a difference, this message will show you how an “ordinary” person can live a truly extraordinary life. How can you, too, leave a legacy that outlasts your lifetime? Listen to find out.

The first element of trustworthy testimony is the credibility of the witness, and the second is corroboration. This message explores the concept of a credible witness and how it applies to both the legal realm and the gospel. Just as a jury trusts a witness based on credibility and corroborating evidence, Christians are called to trust the testimony of Peter and the apostles because of the corroborating power of the Holy Spirit. Support the show

We tend to obey those we fear displeasing, whether it's civil authorities, peers, or God. For Peter and John, obeying God took precedence over obeying civil authority. Is it ever right to be disobedient? Civil disobedience, when done in obedience to God's higher law, can be an act of true faith. This sermon argues that all authority derives its legitimacy from God, and we must obey Him above human authorities when their laws contradict His will. Acts 4:13-20 (Sermon Given 03/04/2012)Support the show

The religious leaders rejected Jesus as Lord despite overwhelming evidence of His truth, likening their rejection to a refusal to relinquish their own control and authority. Peter boldly declares that Jesus, the stone the builders rejected, is the cornerstone of salvation, and the truth of His lordship demands a response from everyone. Ultimately, rejecting Jesus is not a matter of truth but of personal unwillingness to submit to His authority.Support the show

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Peter boldly addresses a hostile crowd at Pentecost, explaining the supernatural events by pointing to Scripture and declaring that the Jesus they crucified had been made Lord and Christ. His message, filled with courage from the Holy Spirit, cut deeply into the hearts of the people, leading them to ask, "What shall we do?" Today, we face the same decision: will we repent and accept Christ's authority in our lives, or reject Him with eternal consequences? Support the show

We can overlook Jesus' presence in our everyday lives, even in the most familiar or mundane situations. Today's message draws a powerful parallel between Peter's initial failure to recognize Jesus on the shore and our own tendencies to miss Christ's presence in our daily experiences. (Sermon Given 02/05/2012)Support the show

Our sense of wonder profoundly shapes our decisions, actions, and the direction we take in life. This sermon explores Peter's encounter at the empty tomb, where his wonder about Jesus' whereabouts compelled him to seek answers. It invites listeners to consider what they wonder about, especially in their spiritual journey, and how this sense of wonder can draw them closer to Christ. (Sermon Given 01/22/2012) John 20:1-9Support the Show.

"Ordinary Man" by Lilacs and Champagne from Fantasy World; "Retreat Beats" by Bitokagaku from Unknown Me; "Crystal Hummingbird" by Elkhorn from The Red Valley; "Also the Gorilla" by Osees from SORCS; "Lingua Geral" by Sessa from Grandeza; The "Garmonbozia" single by Flying Lotus; "Flame of Perfect Form" by Tashi Wada from What is not Strange; "Realistic (I'm Still Waiting" by Belong from Realistic IX; "Final Fight" by DJ Muggs and Dean Hurley from the soundtrack to Divinity; "I Don't Have Missions" by Chris Corsano from The Key (Became the Important Thing and Then Just Faded Away); "When the Labour Is for Love" by Olivier Cong from Tropical Church; "Overflow" by Yoshinori Hayashi from Ambivalence.

Join Pastor Abe Dueck for the conclusion to the Summer at Grace series at our Warwick location!

 Pain, shame, and regret, though difficult, are essential tools in our spiritual growth, serving as catalysts for transformation. By embracing these experiences, as Peter did after his denial of Christ, we open ourselves to God's grace, allowing Him to reshape our hearts and guide us toward true righteousness. (Sermon Given 1/15/2012)Support the Show.

Are you seeking victory in life's battles? Discover the surprising truth about how surrender, not strength, leads to triumph in our spiritual journey. Join us as we explore the powerful example of Jesus, the lessons from Peter's impulsiveness, and the transformative principles of Christianity. Learn why true freedom and safety come from surrendering to Christ's will. Dive deep into this thought-provoking sermon and uncover the paradox of victory through surrender. John 18:1-11 (Sermon Given 1/08/2012)Support the Show.

This message highlights that true happiness and blessing come from selfless acts of service and humility, as demonstrated by Jesus Christ. By choosing to serve others out of love and not obligation, we can transform our hearts and experience genuine joy and fulfillment. Support the Show.

In this sermon, Richard explores true devotion to Jesus Christ, especially when faced with societal rejection and personal challenges. He questions whether people would still follow Jesus if he had preached his New Testament teachings without performing miracles or showing his divine glory. The sermon highlights John 6:60-69, where many followers abandon Jesus after a difficult teaching, and Peter declares that Jesus alone has "the words of eternal life" and is "the Holy One of God." The key message is that true believers understand there are no good alternatives to Jesus, and their devotion should be based on who he is, not on others' approval. (Sermon Given 12/11/2011) John 6:60-69Support the Show.

Guest speaker Michal Hinton brings us his message "No Ordinary Man." Uncertain about God and faith? Peak City is a safe place to discover more about God and faith without any pressure. Come and see who Jesus really is and what he's really all about! Visit ⁠peakcityco.com⁠ to find out more. Peak City is an incredible experience for your whole family!

Why should the things that matter to God matter to us? It's clear that aligning our values with God's is crucial. If we truly understand and appreciate the mercy and forgiveness we've received from God, it should naturally influence us to extend the same to others. This shift in perspective from seeking justice for ourselves to prioritizing forgiveness and mercy towards others can transform our relationships and communities.His message of mercy, justice, and humility challenges us to reconsider our priorities and strive to live in a way that reflects God's heart. By doing so, we not only honor God but also foster a more compassionate and just world. (Sermon Given 12/04/2011) Matthew 18:21-35Support the Show.

In this sermon, the theme focuses on the humility of Christ, particularly examining Matthew 17:24-27, where Jesus chooses to pay the temple tax despite being exempt. The message encourages believers to reflect on Jesus' humility and willingness to set aside His rights for the benefit of others. It challenges the listener to emulate this humility, emphasizing that Jesus not only paid what He wasn't obligated to but also paid what Peter was obligated to. This act demonstrates His willingness to serve and love humanity. The sermon concludes by urging believers to embrace humility, serve others, and walk humbly before God, inspired by Christ's example. Matthew 7:24-27 (Given 11/27/2011)Support the Show.

Today's sermon reflects on the transfiguration of Christ, emphasizing His unique nature as the self-generating source of light, unlike anything in creation which only reflects light. It explores the profound revelation of Jesus' divine nature to Peter, James, and John, highlighting the contrast between Christ's eternal, self-originating light and the temporary light of the sun. The sermon connects this revelation to scriptural insights from Genesis and John's Gospel, illustrating how Christ's light brings life, truth, and purification. The message calls believers to reflect Christ's light through their lives, urging attentiveness to His teachings and striving to embody His truth and purity. Matthew 17:1-9 (Given 11/20/2011)Support the Show.

Today's sermon urges believers to submit to all revealed truths about Jesus, embracing them fully, regardless of personal inclinations. Richard challenges us to reflect on our openness to divine revelation and to consider the implications of resisting uncomfortable truths. Ultimately, emphasizing the importance of embracing the entirety of Jesus' identity and mission as revealed by God, recognizing that such submission to truth is essential for spiritual growth and understanding. Matthew 16:13-28 (Given 11/13/2011)Support the Show.

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Using the example of Peter and his interactions with Jesus, particularly in Matthew 15:10-20, the sermon emphasizes that understanding the true nature of human behavior requires recognizing that it is what comes from within us—our thoughts, intentions, and desires—that defiles us or leads us to sin, rather than external circumstances or traditions. The sermon also critiques human traditions and ideologies that misinterpret the causes of human behavior, illustrating this with the tricycle analogy to highlight how people often miss the obvious and fundamental truths. Matthew 15:10-20 (Given 11/06/2011)Support the Show.

Pastor Russell Howard will take us Beyond his Notes from the last sermon on Sunday. Genesis - Fathers, Chapters 12-35   Presented by McGregor Podcast 2024 Visit Our Website at McGregorPodcast.com

Today's sermon explores the significant impact of the presence or absence of others, particularly good people, on our lives. It emphasizes how much we are influenced by others in terms of our behavior, ideas, and overall life. Richard then connects this concept to our relationship with Jesus, questioning why some people avoid Him despite His positive influence. Matthew 14:22-32 (Given 10/30/2011)Support the Show.

Genesis - Fathers, Chapters 12-35 "An Ordinary Man" (Genesis 26) Sermon Notes June 9, 2024 Russell Howard • Lead Pastor   Presented by McGregor Podcast 2024 Visit Our Website at McGregorPodcast.com

 Today's sermon encourages self-reflection on personal growth and change,  emphasizing the transformative impact Jesus had on the Apostle Peter, turning him from an impulsive man into a courageous leader. It introduces a series exploring Peter's life and writings, highlighting the radical changes brought by Jesus's influence and drawing parallels to modern examples of unwavering faith and courage. The message underscores the importance of considering what causes positive change and the impact of one's life on others. Acts 4:1-13 (Given 10/23/2011)Support the Show.

After serving for three months as vice president, Harry S. Truman, at age 60, suddenly inherited the White House. The nearly eight years that followed were unusually turbulent—marked by victory in the wars against Germany and Japan, the first use of an atomic weapon and the development of far deadlier weapons, the Cold War, the Red Scare, the Marshall Plan, and the fateful decision to fight a land war in Korea. How did Truman become the steadfast leader who, in the rush of events, helped shape the postwar world? Recorded on March 15, 2023

Have you ever wondered about your purpose in God's eyes? Do you feel ordinary, insignificant? In this message, Stephen Davey delves into the remarkable story of Nehemiah, an ordinary man who achieved the extraordinary through his unwavering faith and character. Discover how God used Nehemiah to rebuild the broken walls of Jerusalem and restore hope to a discouraged nation. Through Nehemiah's example, you'll be encouraged to embrace your own unique calling and discover how God can use you to make a lasting impact on the world around you. Uncover the 26 characteristics of ordinary people who God can use in extraordinary ways and learn how to apply them to your own life. If you're looking for a message of hope, inspiration, and practical guidance for living a life of purpose, this episode is for you! For more life-changing Bible teachings from Stephen Davey, visit wisdomonline.org.

Have you ever wondered about your purpose in God's eyes? Do you feel ordinary, insignificant? In this message, Stephen Davey delves into the remarkable story of Nehemiah, an ordinary man who achieved the extraordinary through his unwavering faith and character. Discover how God used Nehemiah to rebuild the broken walls of Jerusalem and restore hope to a discouraged nation. Through Nehemiah's example, you'll be encouraged to embrace your own unique calling and discover how God can use you to make a lasting impact on the world around you. Uncover the 26 characteristics of ordinary people who God can use in extraordinary ways and learn how to apply them to your own life. If you're looking for a message of hope, inspiration, and practical guidance for living a life of purpose, this episode is for you! For more life-changing Bible teachings from Stephen Davey, visit wisdomonline.org.

The Ordinary Man

An unexpected contender ambushes the Democratic field. The one-term Georgia governor Jimmy Carter has planned a campaign of military precision for the Democratic nomination. With a wide grin, cold blood, and a dose of luck, he rises from unknown to the 1976 nomination. But he leaves questions in his wake, even as he establishes a new paradigm for Democratic presidential candidates: the small-government outsider.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

As we swing into chapter 24 of The Story, we learn a little more about this Jesus and why he was considered 'No Ordinary Man.' Jeremiah Curran from WestBridge Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, guides us through some of Jesus' most recognizable parables.

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Duff McKagan, best known as a member of Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver, talks about writing songs with his legendary bandmates, a few of his various side projects, and his genre-spanning recent album, Lighthouse.PART ONEScott and Paul shout out some Patreon supporters and reflect on the small handful of artists who, like Guns N' Roses, emerged on the scene and completely changed the game. PART TWOOur in-depth interview with Duff McKaganABOUT DUFF McKAGANThough best known as the bassist for Guns N' Roses, Duff McKagan wears many musical hats. He started his career in Seattle playing various instruments in various punk bands. Following a stint on guitar in the group 10 Minute Warning he moved to Los Angeles, and eventually ended up in Guns N' Roses. Starting in 1987, they released a steady stream of classics with songwriting credits to the whole band, including “Welcome to the Jungle,” “Sweet Child o' Mine,” “Paradise City,” and “Patience.” As the 1990s dawned, the group released the albums Use Your Illusion I and II, which included Duff-penned songs such as “Civil War,” which he co-wrote with Slash and Axl Rose, and “So Fine,” which he wrote solo, and on which he performed the lead vocal. Following Duff's first solo album, Believe in Me, in 1993, he formed the supergroup Neurotic Outsiders, which included Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, John Taylor of Duran Duran, and Matt Sorum of The Cult and Guns N' Roses. After departing Guns N' Roses in 1997, Duff returned to 10 Minute Warning before forming a new band called Loaded. That band went on hiatus when he launched Velvet Revolver with Loaded guitarist Dave Kushner, Slash, Matt Sorum, and Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots. Writing the songs with the whole band, they found success with tracks such as “Slither” and “Fall to Pieces.” In 2016 Duff and Slash officially returned to Guns N' Roses to headline Coachella. Prior to his return, he played with various groups, including a revival of Loaded, Alice Cooper's band, Jane's Addiction, and Hollywood Vampire. Since returning to Guns N' Roses Duff has remained busy with outside projects. His solo album Tenderness, produced by Shooter Jennings, was released in 2019. He co-wrote five songs on Ozzy Osbourne's Ordinary Man album, and co-wrote three songs on Iggy Pop's album Every Loser. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer's  most recent solo effort, entitled Lighthouse, was released in 2023.