Podcasts about otter creek church

We are still pinching ourselves that we had the honor of speaking with Suzanne Stabile! This conversation is filled with grace, truth, love, and wisdom as we are all figuring out how to live in such a divided society. As an internationally recognized Enneagram Master, Suzanne has conducted over 500 Enneagram workshops over the past 30 years. She has spoken to College audiences that include Baylor and Drury Universities, Hendrix College, Perkins School of Theology (SMU) and Brite Divinity School (TCU), Formation Gathering 2017 (Harvard Divinity School), Pepperdine Bible Lectures 2017, Seminary of the Southwest, hundreds of churches across America including First Baptist Austin, Highland Park United Methodist, Dallas, First Congregational Church, L.A., Otter Creek Church, Nashville, First Baptist Church, Portland, and teaches in the Baylor Health Care System, in Dallas, in both the Cancer and Transplant Hospitals. Additionally, she has taught at Richard Rohr's Center for Action and Contemplation and has been a speaker for Conferences offered by the CAC. She taught with Father Rohr to an international audience in Assisi, Italy, on The Enneagram and Paradox. Other events Suzanne has spoken at include The North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church, Christianity 21, The Festival of Courage and Faith in Greenwich CT, the Emerging Christianity and Telemachus Conferences, the Southwest Regional Gathering of the Disciples of Christ, Laity Lodge and The Apprentice Gathering. Suzanne received her B.S. in Social Sciences from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where she also completed additional graduate work in the Schools of Sociology and Theology. She has served as a high school professor, the first women's basketball coach at SMU after Title IX, and as the founding Director of Shared Housing, a social service agency in Dallas. When she is not on the road teaching and lecturing, Suzanne is at home in Dallas, Texas with her husband Rev. Joseph Stabile, a United Methodist pastor with whom she co-founded Life in the Trinity Ministry and the Micah Center. She is the mother of four children and grandmother of nine: Will, Noah, Sam, Gracie, Elle, Joley, Jase, Piper, and Josie.

"Marriage has taught me that two people can experience reality in two very different ways." - Josh Graves   Welcome Josh Graves, preaching and teaching minister at Otter Creek Church in Nashville, TN and author of The Simple Secret: Choosing Love in a Culture of Hostility, and an Enneagram 3. A little subtype talk, a little family systems talk, relationships (of course), and do you know if you're playing the game?   This is a GOOOOOOD, good book! You can get your copy here on Amazon.   PLUG TIME Clear your calendar! August 1st through August 3rd, the 2024 Enneagram Bootcamp with Suzanne in Dallas and online. There is no experience that can replace being in Dallas in person for the event, but a second option is joining online if you can't be there in person. Suzanne and LTM are working on the material right now, and as soon as the weekend's teaching is set, we will let you know. For now just go ahead and make those travel plans for Thursday, August 1 through Saturday, August 3rd! We wouldn't be able to have bootcamp, workshops, cohorts, etc., without you! LTM is a 501c3 non-profit ministry, and your donations help us to keep workshops and resources affordable as well as fund scholarships for the Cohort program, teaching events, and maintenance and upkeep of The Micah Center. Visit lifeinthetrinityministry.com to support the podcast and Life in the Trinity Ministry   TODAY'S INTRO "All You Need is Love", The Beatles (1967) How I Met Your Mother (S3: E18) FRIENDS (S5: E14)

What does it mean to follow Jesus with the explicit purpose of becoming the best version of yourself possible?   Josh Graves -- who, by the way, is the preaching and teaching minister at Otter Creek Church – has given this quite a bit of thought and will share those thoughts with us on Thursday morning. He says he wants to be with like-minded men who want to follow Jesus.   Josh's most recent book, The Simple Secret, has a wonderful subtitle: “Choosing Love in a Culture of Hostility.” “According to Jesus,” says Josh, “the purpose of our existence is to love and be loved. . . . The secret of life, it turns out, is no secret at all.”

Brent Van Hook interviews Josh Graves of http://ottercreek.org/ (Otter Creek Church) in Tennessee. This episode is part of the "Encouragement Series" podcast designed to encourage all ministers of the Christian faith. If God has used these podcasts to bring encouragement to you, tell us about it by clicking https://brent555992.typeform.com/to/OMhviEcY (here). We'll include a special gift of thanks for sharing how God is bringing encouragement to you!

In this episode Patrick talks with Josh Graves about his ministry at Otter Creek Church, his approach to writing and teaching, how privilege informs vocation, and how basketball can be worship.

What's love got to do with it? What is your perspective on love? How does your worldview equip you to be properly loving toward others ? What is our obligation to care about others according to your worldview?   Guests: Dr. Josh Graves, pastor at Otter Creek Church. Sunday Assembly Nashville and Nanocon director Patrick Horst. The Donelson Fellowship's pastor Tommy Swindol. Secular philosopher and active member of Clarksville Atheist Joel Diemoz.    -Connect with Ask and Wonder and subscribe to the Newsletter at: www.askandwonder.com    -Become a patron for Ask and Wonder and help bring the world closer conversation after conversation with a monthly donation here:  https://askandwonder.com/donate    -Connect with Ask and Wonder on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/askandwonder Twitter: https://twitter.com/ASKandWONDER1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ask_and_wonder   Questions? Email us at: askandwondernashville@gmail.com

Eights are often called the Challengers, but I like to call them the Protectors or Defenders. Every type has a basic fear and desire coloring the waters of their personality.  The basic fear of an Eight is being not in control of their self. The basic desire is to avoid feeling weak or vulnerable. But Eights can often be misinterpreted. Though they can often appear blunt and aggressive, Eights are truly about justice and looking out for their tribe and making sure others feel like they belong. Eights have lots of energy.  They are high energy, movement people who like to see things get done. The downside of Eights might be that they are low on the vulnerability side of things. They only trust a small amount of people, and though it may take a lot to get in the trust circle, it doesn't take much for you to get out. It's very hard to get on the list, and then you just have to do one thing and you're off the list. But what does it look like when an Eight has done their work and views life through the healthy lens of an Eight?  Listen in as Patrick Chappell discusses various triggers and how he approaches them from the lens of an Eight. Patrick is southern born and bred, having been born in Birmingham and raised in Chattanooga. Patrick earned his degree in Oral Communication and Public Relations from Lipscomb University. He then served as an Admissions Recruiter for the University, traveling the country to bring students to Nashville for a Christian education. He is currently the College and Young Adult Minister at Otter Creek Church in Brentwood, TN. Patrick is passionate about life, spending many hours reading, going to concerts, taking in movies and his favorite TV shows, as well as spending countless hours over coffee with friends. He's also a big fan of the band Weezer.     

On a recent (and EPIC) Mystery Trip Survey…Rubio and former admissions recruiter for Lipscomb University and current Young Adult Minister at Otter Creek Church, Patrick Chappell, discuss what lessons PC has learned from working with former youth...

Hope Fools: The Death of God Psalm 90:12Teaching available on our website or iTunes.     Otter Creek Family: This Lent series (Ash Wednesday to Easter) is ultimately a series utterly dependent upon the faith we have that God will raise us from...

Hope Fools: The Death of God Psalm 90:12Teaching available on our website or iTunes.     Otter Creek Family: This Lent series (Ash Wednesday to Easter) is ultimately a series utterly dependent upon the faith we have that God will raise us from...

What We Talk About When We Talk about Worship Ephesians 5:11ff  Available on our website and iTunes     Dear Otter Creek Family: My last two Sunday teachings on worship, Scripture, and Otter Creek Church (parts 1 and 2) are available HERE. Thank...

What We Talk About When We Talk about Worship Ephesians 5:11ff  Available on our website and iTunes     Dear Otter Creek Family: My last two Sunday teachings on worship, Scripture, and Otter Creek Church (parts 1 and 2) are available HERE. Thank...

Dear Otter Creek Family, Below is an update from Wayne Tomlinson on behalf of the elders concerning the former Otter Creek Church facility on Granny White Pike. Please read this when you have the opportunity. Thank you for your continued, prayers...

Dear Otter Creek Family, Below is an update from Wayne Tomlinson on behalf of the elders concerning the former Otter Creek Church facility on Granny White Pike. Please read this when you have the opportunity. Thank you for your continued, prayers...

The Story Sunday's teaching is available via podcast and iTunes     Otter Creek Family:   This summer is going to be a time of community and fun in the life of Otter Creek Church. To find out about new Sunday classes/formation groups...

The Story Sunday's teaching is available via podcast and iTunes     Otter Creek Family:   This summer is going to be a time of community and fun in the life of Otter Creek Church. To find out about new Sunday classes/formation groups...

Otter Creek Church of Christ was privileged to play host to Dr. Amy Jill Levine of the Vanderbilt Divinity School last night. She talked on the subject of Jesus and Women and did an outstanding job.