Podcasts about our death

Patrick tackles a sensitive topic about end-of-life issues and dehydration and if it's morally permissible to not use the IV as the emailer thinks her father would've kept living if he was kept hydrated.   Susan Email- (0:38)-About a doctor who refused to keep father dehydrated.  Did we commit a sin by allowing our father to be dehydrated after listening to the doctor?  Suzie Email) (19:21) About a baby that was aborted after a doctor's recommendations Jude (23:27) I am a hospice Nurse and I wanted to share my knowledge about what goes on in hospice.  Ruby (Email) (29:07)-I always recommend patients to seek a 2nd opinion Emma Email (37:46)-What do you think about Online Dating?    Ernie (42:08)-My friend is a pro-choice Catholic. Can he receive communion? Resources: Life Issues, Medical Choices:  https://servantbooks.com/products/life-issues-medical-choices-questions-and-answers-for-catholics-revised Now and at the Hour of Our Death: https://ignatius.com/now-and-at-the-hour-of-our-death-nhdp/

DO You REMEMBER September 9/11, 2001? THE IMPACT For Nearly 20 Years.WOULDN't You CARE IF There Was A DAILY 9/11? IMACTING Nearly 50 Years ... and ongoing CHRIST's DEATH, BURIAL and RESURRECTION OFFERED To US FOR LIFE NOW And FOR ETRTNITY vs. OUR DEATH, HELL

 Today, if we like to meet somebody, typically everybody likes to say he has no time, he is busy… so he has to schedule the time… Like a very important person. Our Ego loves a tied schedule because then our Ego feels important.Our Death also loves a busy timetable because we run from one appointment to the next and at the end of the road stands the Death with open arms to snap away our life. Or do you think that it is coincident that even in India the death toll from heartache surpasses all the other diseases? And 30 years ago there was rarely any heartache in India! Stress is the killer number 1.Actually, even kids have a busy timetable, so they must plan in advance their time.We lose the contact with ourselves, when we are overly busy and become a robot without any feelings. We have only time to think and the feelings we skip.We run behind a tied schedule so that we always escape from ourselves.We don't want to face our dark sides of us so that our dark sides controlling our life.If we are not aware of our enemies inside, then our own enemies getting the control over our lives. Think this over.My father was working 7 days a week and over 80 hours… His tyrannic character was showing up when he was stressed through his work. He was beating and abusing us on a daily basis. Do you think, we had always been the reason for his anger? No, it was his work… And he could not reflect on the cause of his stress, anger… Because he had no time to do so.Time is money… If we are greedy:1.) we can't work enough,2.) we can't have enough,3,) and we can't enjoy our life.For God or the divine, we have no time, and the death has scheduled our life.Very often, I see these over-busy people in front of a TV, Laptop or smartphone and wasting their time.It looks contradicting, the busy timetable and on the other hand procrastinating or wasting time for nonsense.If we are busy, we need time to relax, to come back and for that, we choose the smartphone or other digital equipment… Because our inner child wants playtime.Instead, we should choose to do workouts to free us from our anger, frustration, and tension. Afterward, we meditate and connect with the divine.Less is much more! If we decide to live relaxed, with enough time for reflection, sport, and meditation… we have much more from our life. And we live much longer.If we decide to live relaxed, even then are coming unexpected stressful moments. And if we had been relaxed before, we can care much better for such stressful events and find easier the best solution.My video: The Disease of Being Busy The Disease of Being Busy  https://youtu.be/BR4siq-kVwQMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.A/The-Disease-of-Being-Busy.mp3

Text: Ecclesiastes 9   The Unfailing Hand of God's Providence (9:1) As we consider our lives, the future often seems uncertain and unpredictable. Therefore, we must rest our lives in God's sovereignty and trust in His promises.   The Inescapable Reality of Our Death (9:2-6) Death is the great leveler and the inevitable event for all mankind. Therefore, we still have hope while we live if we will trust in the salvation of Christ.   The Meaningful Enjoyment of God's Gifts (9:7-10) In this life, God has given us wonderful gifts to enjoy that we do not deserve. In view of our death, we learn to rightly assess and appreciate what God has given to us.   The Trustworthy Nature of God's Wisdom (9:11-18) When we view life under the sun, it seems uncertain, unpredictable, and unrewarding. When we view life from God's perspective, we see how His wisdom surpasses everything else.

Death and grief are much more “hidden” from society today than they once were. The medicalization of dying means that death now occurs more frequently in hospitals and care facilities than at homes. The secularization of society means that traditional religious or communal rituals surrounding death and mourning have diminished. The fast pace and optimistic lens of consumer culture means less contemplation of aging, mortality, and grief. But Mikołaj Sławkowski-Rode, PhD, a professor of philosophy at the University of Warsaw and research fellow at Oxford University, argues that experiences of mourning and grief are crucial to the human condition. They allow us to foster empathy and connect with others' suffering. They encourage us to reflect on how we value life, relationships, and the responsibilities we have towards others, both living and deceased. They revitalize communal rituals and practices, creating a sense of shared humanity.Professor Sławkowski-Rode has written widely on the philosophical and ethical dimensions of mourning, grief, and memory, and his works have appeared in The New York Times as well as various academic publications. Over the course of our conversation, we discuss the nature of grief as a multifaceted emotional response, extending beyond a psychological state and reaching into existential realms; the role of memory in the grieving process; why love and grief are fundamentally inseparable; how the atomization of modern society affects our ability to mourn; and more. In this episode, you'll hear about: 3:20 - The focus of Sławkowski-Rode's current work and what his day looks like as a philosopher8:10 - The value of philosophy in society 12:42 - How Sławkowski-Rode became inspired to study grief14:57 - Why grief has become more “hidden” in society over the past century23:49 - How the “cult of individuality” leads our society to ignore aging and death 33:45 - How Sławkowski-Rode defines “human flourishing”36:31 - How the atomization of modern society affects our ability to mourn  50:00 - Practical advices for clinicians on how to navigate grief and mourning for themselves and their patients Mikołaj Sławkowski-Rode is the author of the New York Times op ed It's OK to Never ‘Get Over' Your Grief and numerous academic publications.Dr. Sławkowski-Rode can be found on Twitter/X at @MikolajRode.Works and past episodes discussed:The Hours of Our Death by Philipe AriesEpisode 21: Pain, Pleasure and Finding the Balance | Anna Lembke, MDVisit our website www.TheDoctorsArt.com where you can find transcripts of all episodes.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review our show, available for free on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you know of a doctor, patient, or anyone working in health care who would love to explore meaning in medicine with us on the show, feel free to leave a suggestion in the comments or send an email to info@thedoctorsart.com.Copyright The Doctor's Art Podcast 2024

Bruce is the coauthor of Now and at the Hour of Our Death

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: AI #66: Oh to Be Less Online, published by Zvi on June 1, 2024 on LessWrong. Tomorrow I will fly out to San Francisco, to spend Friday through Monday at the LessOnline conference at Lighthaven in Berkeley. If you are there, by all means say hello. If you are in the Bay generally and want to otherwise meet, especially on Monday, let me know that too and I will see if I have time to make that happen. Even without that hiccup, it continues to be a game of playing catch-up. Progress is being made, but we are definitely not there yet (and everything not AI is being completely ignored for now). Last week I pointed out seven things I was unable to cover, along with a few miscellaneous papers and reports. Out of those seven, I managed to ship on three of them: Ongoing issues at OpenAI, The Schumer Report and Anthropic's interpretability paper. However, OpenAI developments continue. Thanks largely to Helen Toner's podcast, some form of that is going back into the queue. Some other developments, including new media deals and their new safety board, are being covered normally. The post on DeepMind's new scaling policy should be up tomorrow. I also wrote a full post on a fourth, Reports of our Death, but have decided to shelve that post and post a short summary here instead. That means the current 'not yet covered queue' is as follows: 1. DeepMind's new scaling policy. 1. Should be out tomorrow before I leave, or worst case next week. 2. The AI Summit in Seoul. 3. Further retrospective on OpenAI including Helen Toner's podcast. Table of Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Table of Contents. 3. Language Models Offer Mundane Utility. You heard of them first. 4. Not Okay, Google. A tiny little problem with the AI Overviews. 5. OK Google, Don't Panic. Swing for the fences. Race for your life. 6. Not Okay, Meta. Your application to opt out of AI data is rejected. What? 7. Not Okay Taking Our Jobs. The question is, with or without replacement? 8. They Took Our Jobs Anyway. It's coming. 9. A New Leaderboard Appears. Scale.ai offers new capability evaluations. 10. Copyright Confrontation. Which OpenAI lawsuit was that again? 11. Deepfaketown and Botpocalypse Soon. Meta fails to make an ordinary effort. 12. Get Involved. Dwarkesh Patel is hiring. 13. Introducing. OpenAI makes media deals with The Atlantic and… Vox? Surprise. 14. In Other AI News. Jan Leike joins Anthropic, Altman signs giving pledge. 15. GPT-5 Alive. They are training it now. A security committee is assembling. 16. Quiet Speculations. Expectations of changes, great and small. 17. Open Versus Closed. Two opposing things cannot dominate the same space. 18. Your Kind of People. Verbal versus math versus otherwise in the AI age. 19. The Quest for Sane Regulation. Lina Khan on the warpath, Yang on the tax path. 20. Lawfare and Liability. How much work can tort law do for us? 21. SB 1047 Unconstitutional, Claims Paper. I believe that the paper is wrong. 22. The Week in Audio. Jeremie & Edouard Harris explain x-risk on Joe Rogan. 23. Rhetorical Innovation. Not everyone believes in GI. I typed what I typed. 24. Abridged Reports of Our Death. A frustrating interaction, virtue of silence. 25. Aligning a Smarter Than Human Intelligence is Difficult. You have to try. 26. People Are Worried About AI Killing Everyone. Yes, it is partly about money. 27. Other People Are Not As Worried About AI Killing Everyone. Assumptions. 28. The Lighter Side. Choose your fighter. Language Models Offer Mundane Utility Which model is the best right now? Michael Nielsen is gradually moving back to Claude Opus, and so am I. GPT-4o is fast and has some nice extra features, so when I figure it is 'smart enough' I will use it, but when I care most about quality and can wait a bit I increasingly go to Opus. Gemini I'm reserving for a few niche purposes, when I nee...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: AI #66: Oh to Be Less Online, published by Zvi on June 1, 2024 on LessWrong. Tomorrow I will fly out to San Francisco, to spend Friday through Monday at the LessOnline conference at Lighthaven in Berkeley. If you are there, by all means say hello. If you are in the Bay generally and want to otherwise meet, especially on Monday, let me know that too and I will see if I have time to make that happen. Even without that hiccup, it continues to be a game of playing catch-up. Progress is being made, but we are definitely not there yet (and everything not AI is being completely ignored for now). Last week I pointed out seven things I was unable to cover, along with a few miscellaneous papers and reports. Out of those seven, I managed to ship on three of them: Ongoing issues at OpenAI, The Schumer Report and Anthropic's interpretability paper. However, OpenAI developments continue. Thanks largely to Helen Toner's podcast, some form of that is going back into the queue. Some other developments, including new media deals and their new safety board, are being covered normally. The post on DeepMind's new scaling policy should be up tomorrow. I also wrote a full post on a fourth, Reports of our Death, but have decided to shelve that post and post a short summary here instead. That means the current 'not yet covered queue' is as follows: 1. DeepMind's new scaling policy. 1. Should be out tomorrow before I leave, or worst case next week. 2. The AI Summit in Seoul. 3. Further retrospective on OpenAI including Helen Toner's podcast. Table of Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Table of Contents. 3. Language Models Offer Mundane Utility. You heard of them first. 4. Not Okay, Google. A tiny little problem with the AI Overviews. 5. OK Google, Don't Panic. Swing for the fences. Race for your life. 6. Not Okay, Meta. Your application to opt out of AI data is rejected. What? 7. Not Okay Taking Our Jobs. The question is, with or without replacement? 8. They Took Our Jobs Anyway. It's coming. 9. A New Leaderboard Appears. Scale.ai offers new capability evaluations. 10. Copyright Confrontation. Which OpenAI lawsuit was that again? 11. Deepfaketown and Botpocalypse Soon. Meta fails to make an ordinary effort. 12. Get Involved. Dwarkesh Patel is hiring. 13. Introducing. OpenAI makes media deals with The Atlantic and… Vox? Surprise. 14. In Other AI News. Jan Leike joins Anthropic, Altman signs giving pledge. 15. GPT-5 Alive. They are training it now. A security committee is assembling. 16. Quiet Speculations. Expectations of changes, great and small. 17. Open Versus Closed. Two opposing things cannot dominate the same space. 18. Your Kind of People. Verbal versus math versus otherwise in the AI age. 19. The Quest for Sane Regulation. Lina Khan on the warpath, Yang on the tax path. 20. Lawfare and Liability. How much work can tort law do for us? 21. SB 1047 Unconstitutional, Claims Paper. I believe that the paper is wrong. 22. The Week in Audio. Jeremie & Edouard Harris explain x-risk on Joe Rogan. 23. Rhetorical Innovation. Not everyone believes in GI. I typed what I typed. 24. Abridged Reports of Our Death. A frustrating interaction, virtue of silence. 25. Aligning a Smarter Than Human Intelligence is Difficult. You have to try. 26. People Are Worried About AI Killing Everyone. Yes, it is partly about money. 27. Other People Are Not As Worried About AI Killing Everyone. Assumptions. 28. The Lighter Side. Choose your fighter. Language Models Offer Mundane Utility Which model is the best right now? Michael Nielsen is gradually moving back to Claude Opus, and so am I. GPT-4o is fast and has some nice extra features, so when I figure it is 'smart enough' I will use it, but when I care most about quality and can wait a bit I increasingly go to Opus. Gemini I'm reserving for a few niche purposes, when I nee...

In this hour, topics range from the rise of marijuana consumption to insights on quantum physics and faith. Explore intriguing insights on ecumenical councils, scientific skepticism, and the intersection of science and spirituality.   More Americans Now Regularly Smoke Weed Than Drink Alcohol (00:38) Tom - Carbon Dating is a non linier scale. Scientist have understood that that has been debunked. (06:16) Paul - Was there ecumenical counsels in AD 869 and another in AD 879, and does the Church accept them? (14:23) Aspirin's immune-boosting effects in colorectal cancer revealed (20:26) Wendy - If you took the natural white willow bark which is where aspirin comes from it would be healthier for you because it releases slower. AI Headphones Let Listeners Hear Just One Voice in a Crowd (35:06) Rhonda - My husband and I are planning our funeral and my husband wants to donate his body to science. Does he need to have two funerals if he is doing this? Patrick recommends “Now and at the Hour of Our Death” (41:53) Todd - I think that us Catholics can take the offensive when it comes to releasing frustrations about the world events (48:22)

Patrick gets into an important discussion about the Catholic Church's stance on the disposition of ashes. He unpacks the difference between venial and mortal sins when it comes to spreading ashes and explores alternatives like preserving a lock of hair. Patrick also touches on the more modern, yet controversial, methods like alkaline hydrolysis and human composting.   Timothy - Is spreading the ashes of the loved a sin? If so, is it mortal or venal? (00:49) Patrick recommends an end of life issues book “Now and at the Hour of Our Death” by Nikolas Nikas, and Bruce Green Theresa - Can you recommend a book on sacred art of Bible stories or Mysteries of the Rosary? (15:46) Louisiana set to become first state to mandate Ten Commandments displays in public schools (18:18) Alabama Becomes Second U.S. State to Ban Lab-Grown Meat (22:45) Dominic - What would God think about the Ashley Madison dating documentary on Netflix? Was it sinful for them to expose that site? (27:36) Richard - Can I attend the spreading of ashes? (38:51) Elizabeth - The groom is Catholic and the bride is not. What are the ramifications of them getting married inside or outside of the Church? Grace - How can I promote adoption more to fight abortion?

Pastor Mike Brownie teaching “The Salvation Question” Part 2: Why Do We Baptize for the Day of Our Death? (Tuesday night Bible study, November 14th, 2023).    1 Corinthians 15:29  Now if there is no resurrection, what will those do who are baptized for the dead? If the dead are not raised at all, why […] The post The Salvation Question Part 2: Why Do We Baptize for the Day of Our Death? appeared first on Rehoboth New Life Center.

Our Death to Sin and Freedom from its Enslavement

Stewart closes his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 11:1-12:14.

Stewart continues his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 9:1-12. **Our recording was started late tonight so we are missing the first part of the talk.**

Stewart continues his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 7:1-25.

Stewart continues his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 5:1-7

Stewart continues his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 3:1-22

Stewart continues his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 1:12-2:26.

Stewart begins his series on Ecclesiastes "Living Aware of Our Death." Tonight is on Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 & 12:8-14.

 Today, if we like to meet somebody, typically everybody likes to say he has no time, he is busy… so he has to schedule the time… Like a very important person. Our Ego loves a tied schedule because then our Ego feels important.Our Death also loves a busy timetable because we run from one appointment to the next and at the end of the road stands the Death with open arms to snap away our life. Or do you think that it is coincident that even in India the death toll from heartache surpasses all the other diseases? And 30 years ago there was rarely any heartache in India! Stress is the killer number 1.Actually, even kids have a busy timetable, so they must plan in advance their time.We lose the contact with ourselves, when we are overly busy and become a robot without any feelings. We have only time to think and the feelings we skip.We run behind a tied schedule so that we always escape from ourselves.We don't want to face our dark sides of us so that our dark sides controlling our life.If we are not aware of our enemies inside, then our own enemies getting the control over our lives. Think this over.My father was working 7 days a week and over 80 hours… His tyrannic character was showing up when he was stressed through his work. He was beating and abusing us on a daily basis. Do you think, we had always been the reason for his anger? No, it was his work… And he could not reflect on the cause of his stress, anger… Because he had no time to do so.Time is money… If we are greedy:1.) we can't work enough,2.) we can't have enough,3,) and we can't enjoy our life.For God or the divine, we have no time, and the death has scheduled our life.Very often, I see these over-busy people in front of a TV, Laptop or smartphone and wasting their time.It looks contradicting, the busy timetable and on the other hand procrastinating or wasting time for nonsense.If we are busy, we need time to relax, to come back and for that, we choose the smartphone or other digital equipment… Because our inner child wants playtime.Instead, we should choose to do workouts to free us from our anger, frustration, and tension. Afterward, we meditate and connect with the divine.Less is much more! If we decide to live relaxed, with enough time for reflection, sport, and meditation… we have much more from our life. And we live much longer.If we decide to live relaxed, even then are coming unexpected stressful moments. And if we had been relaxed before, we can care much better for such stressful events and find easier the best solution.My video: The Disease of Being Busy The Disease of Being Busy  https://youtu.be/BR4siq-kVwQMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.A/The-Disease-of-Being-Busy.mp3

Today I will be sharing Rumi's poem "Our Death is Our Wedding with Eternity". Rumi was a Sufi poet, writer, and philosopher. Sufism is a set of traditions and practices originating from Islam. Many Sufis express their faith through music and art, like the whirling dervishes. Our death is our wedding with eternity. What is the secret? “God is One.” The sunlight splits when entering the windows of the house. This multiplicity exists in the cluster of grapes; It is not in the juice made from the grapes. For he who is living in the Light of God, The death of the carnal soul is a blessing. Regarding him, say neither bad nor good, For he is gone beyond the good and the bad. Fix your eyes on God and do not talk about what is invisible, So that he may place another look in your eyes. It is in the vision of the physical eyes That no invisible or secret thing exists. But when the eye is turned toward the Light of God What thing could remain hidden under such a Light? Although all lights emanate from the Divine Light Don't call all these lights “the Light of God”; It is the eternal light which is the Light of God, The ephemeral light is an attribute of the body and the flesh. …Oh God who gives the grace of vision! The bird of vision is flying towards You with the wings of desire. Dedicated to my Uncle Valiant who recently passed from COVID-19.

After a 6 month hiatus, I share my journey since my dad crossed and some projects in the works- Pet Numerology, Crypto Numbers, and Our Death is No Coincidence.

FCC Vision Statement: Building on Exposition, Centering on Christ, Dying in Community, Serving on Mission Romans 7:1-4 1 Or do you not know, brothers—for I am speaking to those who know the law—that the law is binding on a person only as long as he lives? 2 For a married woman is bound by law to her husband while he lives, but if her husband dies she is released from the law of marriage. 3 Accordingly, she will be called an adulteress if she lives with another man while her husband is alive. But if her husband dies, she is free from that law, and if she marries another man she is not an adulteress. 4 Likewise, my brothers, you also have died to the law through the body of Christ, so that you may belong to another, to him who has been raised from the dead, in order that we may bear fruit for God. NOTE: Allow 30-90 seconds after clicking the START-arrow or Download-button for playback to begin. Our Death to the Law— Pastor Lonnie D. Bell, Jr.Romans 7:1-4Sermon Series: Romans (44th sermon) February 21, 2021Deep Sheet: Sermon Study Questions1. How does the context surrounding Romans 7 help us not to misinterpret Paul’s statement that we’ve died to the law?2. What is the basic principle that Paul begins with in this passage? How is it illustrated in vv. 2-3?3. To what extent should this passage be factored into our understanding of divorce and remarriage? What other texts should be consulted when dealing with these issues?4. How would you summarize Paul’s main point in v. 4? How does he draw on the theme of dying with Christ from chapter 6?5. What are the purposes for our death to the law? How do these inform our view of the Christian life?References: Romans 6:14, 17-18; 5:17; 3:21; Galatians 4:4-5; Psalm 1; Romans 3:31; 8:4; Matthew 5:32; 19:9; 1 Corinthians 7:13-15; Ephesians 5:25; 2 Corinthians 11:2; Romans 14:8-9; 8:29; Ephesians 2:10.

If with Christ you died to the elemental spirits of the world why, as if you were still alive in the world, do you submit to regulations -- “Do not handle, Do not taste, Do not touch” (referring to things that all perish as they are used)--according to human precepts and teachings? These have indeed an appearance of wisdom in promoting self-made religion and asceticism and severity to the body, but they are of no value in stopping the indulgence of the flesh.” (Colossians 2:20-23)Let me paraphrase this text. If what you are doing is not working in stopping the indulgence of the flesh, then it is man-made wisdom and it is not the power of the gospel. The gospel includes us in the death of Jesus Christ. The good news here is that we no longer have to rely upon asceticism or self-made religion to overcome the flesh. It is not a matter of how disciplined or faithful we are. The assumption, through the gospel, is that we died with Christ to the elemental spirits of the world! This means the rules that govern other people such as “do not handle, do not taste”...no longer apply to the redeemed of God! We've died to that old system and been born again into a higher law! The law of love! We are now hard-wired for righteousness which means we don't need an external system of do's and don'ts to control us. We have the Holy Spirit of God leading and guiding us into all truth, freedom and holiness! “If then you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth. For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. When Christ who is your life appears, then you also will appear with him in glory.” (Colossians 3:1-4)Notice that the death, resurrection and return of Christ is the anchor point for all instructions in the gospel. God gives us instructions on the wake of us seeing Jesus and being joined to him at each step of his work and life. Many Christians are still struggling with their flesh because they have not seen the power of the cross. The assumption made in Colossians 2:20 is that Christ's death has become our own. Our sinful, lustful flesh has been co-crucified with Christ. This is something that took place 2000 years ago that we are NOW invited to partake of by faith. When we finally accept this fact that the death of Jesus Christ was also OUR DEATH, we will finally begin to experience the freedom promised to us in the New Covenant. In addition to this wonderful truth, the Bible also teaches us that Jesus' ascension to heaven is also an invitation to us to partake of this resurrection. We have been raised and seated with Christ in heavenly places. Partaking of this union gives us permission to seek the things that are above. To set our minds on things that are above. I believe the remedy for a lot of the anxiety, stress and fear that many believers are currently experiencing is found in these few verses. We have the power to set our minds on heavenly things or on earthly things. Which will you choose? Support the show (https://app.clovergive.com/app/giving/clodo-braveheartministries)

Join Evelyn Araluen, Toby Fitch, Ursula Robinson-Shaw and Darlene Silva Soberano for poetic performances responding to the increasingly precarious state of the world, and a tribute to the late, radical poet, Sean Bonney (1969–2019), whose final book Our Death is a work of radiant fury, lament and refusal. In partnership with Australian Poetry Recorded at MWF Digital in 2020.Support MWF: https://mwf.com.au/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby Schindler President, Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network, speaking at the 2017 Bringing America Back to Life Convention:  The topic of Bobby’s presentation is: “Should the Time of Our Death be Our Decision or God’s?”

Hello you lot and welcome to our first Sudden Double Deeper! On our Deeper episodes we plan to cover everything from additional movies to filmographies, soundtracks to franchises. This time around we discuss Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049, the belated sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 sci-fi masterpiece. Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs! Our DEATH episode is out next week and we'll be watching Bruce Lee's Game of Death, Robert Zemeckis' Death Becomes Her and the awesome music documentary, A Band Called Death!

It's episode 17 of Season 9. On this week's show we have five tales about tremulous time, tunneling terror, and tired turmoil. "When The Clock Stops"† written by Luke Hoehn and performed by Erin Lillis & Jesse Cornett & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 00:03:00) "The Tunnels"† written by C. E. Avery and performed by Brian Mansi & David Ault & James Cleveland & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts around 00:32:20) "What Came After the Accident"† written by S.H. Cooper and performed by Addison Peacock & Kyle Akers & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 00:59:20) "My Daughter"† written by S.A. Newman and performed by Mike DelGaudio & Nichole Goodnight. (Story starts around 01:15:35) "The Hour of Our Death"‡ written by Marcus Damanda and performed by Jessica McEvoy & Dan Zappulla & Matthew Bradford & Elie Hirschman & Eden & Atticus Jackson & Jeff Clement & Peter Lewis. (Story starts around 01:32:30) Click here to learn more about the voice actors on The NoSleep Podcast   Click here for our Soundcloud page and the Summer series   Click here to learn more about Luke Hoehn   Click here to learn more about S.H. Cooper   Click here to learn more about S.A. Newman   Click here to learn more about Marcus Damanda   Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone Audio adaptations produced by: Phil Michalski† & Jeff Clement‡ "What Came After the Accident" illustration courtesy of Charlie Cody Audio program ©2017 - Creative Reason Media Inc. - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media Inc. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.  

It's episode 17 of Season 9. On this week's show we have five tales about tremulous time, tunneling terror, and tired turmoil."When The Clock Stops"† written by Luke Hoehn and performed by Erin Lillis & Jesse Cornett & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 00:03:00)"The Tunnels"† written by C. E. Avery and performed by Brian Mansi & David Ault & James Cleveland & Erika Sanderson. (Story starts around 00:32:20)"What Came After the Accident"† written by S.H. Cooper and performed by Addison Peacock & Kyle Akers & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 00:59:20)"My Daughter"† written by S.A. Newman and performed by Mike DelGaudio & Nichole Goodnight. (Story starts around 01:15:35)"The Hour of Our Death"‡ written by Marcus Damanda and performed by Jessica McEvoy & Dan Zappulla & Matthew Bradford & Elie Hirschman & Eden & Atticus Jackson & Jeff Clement & Peter Lewis. (Story starts around 01:32:30)Please visit www.thenosleeppodcast.com for full show notes and links to learn more about our authors, voice actors, and producers.Executive Producer & Host: David CummingsMusical score composed by: Brandon BooneAudio adaptations produced by: Phil Michalski† & Jeff Clement‡"What Came After the Accident" illustration courtesy of Charlie CodyAudio program ©2017 - Creative Reason Media Inc. - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media Inc. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

Theme: Death and Burial Point 1: Our Death and Burial, Point 2: Christ's Death and Burial, Point 3: The Advantage of Christ's Death and Descending into Hell

February 2015. A transcript of this conversation os available to download here: https://lunarpoetrypodcasts.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/ep-7-the-audience-lpp-transcript.pdf Lunar Poetry Magazine editor Paul McMenemy talks to LPP founder David Turner along with Tom Bland and Jason Pilley. The quartet discuss their writing, performing and the relationship between performer and audience. Each guest reads a poem: Tom Bland; "Our Death" - (00:14:30) Jason Pilley; "Words For Catherine" - (00:33:19) David Turner; "Your Pocket" - (00:49:12) www.twitter.com/Silent_Tongue www.tomblandblog.wordpress.com www.twitter.com/TomBland_Story www.jasonpilley.wordpress.com

The Apostle Paul makes the amazing proclamation in the book of Galatians that we have been crucified with Christ, and He now lives in us. In this sermon, Pastor Daniel Kriss unpacks the implications of this statement, expounding the truths and ramifications of the believer’s identification in the death of Christ, and in the life of Christ. This dual reality for […] The post Our Death, Life & Identity in the Gospel appeared first on Mount Cathedral Baptist Church.

In this edition of A Minute with Mary, Paul reflects on the last moments of life, the importance of trusting in God and intercession of Our Lady. The post Now and at the Hour of Our Death appeared first on Cradio.

I was so impresssed with Yngve Nedrebø, the Chief archivist at Riksarkivet (National Archives of Norway) who I recently interviewed for the Family Tree Magazine podcast that I'm publishing an extended version of that interview here on the Genealgoy Gems Podcast. This is a "must hear" for those with Norwegian heritage. In this episode you'll also hear from a fellow listener and get a chance to see his family history tour that he created in Google Earth using the techniques I teach in the Google Earth for Genealogy video CD series. And we'll get a taste of the history of coffee. Linda from Ventura Seminar writes in about her recent success: “I just loved your presentation Saturday at the Ventura Genealogy Seminar.  I learned so much and feel very enthused to really get to work on all this.  In fact I was so encouraged I got brave and called a telephone number that I had found for a possible 1st cousin, once removed.  And surprise, it was him and we had a lovely 30-minute conversation and I'm going to send him information and he and his wife invited me to Florida to visit!!  How about that.  It was so exciting, still haven't gotten over it.” Linda said that she was encouraged enough to get brave and make that telephone call. That can be a pretty scary thing. We all have things that we need a bit of bravery to do. And that brings me to an important question that I posed in the most recent edition of the free Genealogy Gems Newsletter. Having you taken a technological RISK lately? This was the key question I posed in the newsletter: Are you fully embracing technology so that you can connect with those that matter to you, both living and in your family tree? There's not as much RISK as you might think. As I always say in my classes: "you can't break it, so go for it and give it a try!" And of course Genealogy Gems is here to help.   MAILBOX: Eric shares his Google Earth Family History Tour: “This is my most complex Google Earth Project ever.   I hope you enjoy it.  It's really been a hit with my family.  They don't glaze over right away, LOL!  After viewing it I couldn't help but wonder if there was video out there. And sure enough I found a few. I'm sure there are more with potential: B17s taking off from Podington:  Focke-Wulf Fw 190: YouTube video update: If you've had trouble embedding videos recently in your own family history tours, or genealogy blog, it's actually YouTube that is causing the problem. If you look closely at the YouTube embed code they are (for some unknown reason) leaving off the "http:" and so the code doesn't work. Copy and paste the embed code into a Google Earth placemark and then correct the URL so it is complete and it will work for you. (Do note though that the person who uploaded the video can opt not to allow it to be embedded. If that's the case, there will be a statement on the video page)   Cameron is Looking for Death Certificates “I am 23 year old recent graduate of nursing school and a huge fan of your Genealogy Gems podcast. I've been researching my family history for about 5 years off and on, and I've discovered more than I've ever imagined. I've been listening two your show for about 3 months now after I discovered it, and I appreciate all of the helpful tips. However, I still have a little problem. I can't seem to find the maiden name of one of my recent ancestors Sallie Mosley. She was born in 1863, I assume in Emanuel County, Georgia. She married James Mosley in the 1880's. I know that the courthouse in Emanuel county burned several times, so that could be why I can't find a marriage record. I have found a death certificate on Ancestry, but isn't very detailed unless you order the certificate. If I visited the courthouse, could they possible dig up a detailed death certificate?”   From Lisa: I ran a quick Google search and found the following on the "Death certificates are open to the public. You must be a member of the immediate family to acquire a death certificate with the cause of death. Our Death certificates on the local level begin at 1927 and back to 1917 in our state office." So depending on when she died they may be able to be of help.  I would also recommend contacting local historical and genealogical societies. They often have the inside scoop on what's available and how to access it locally. A quick Google search should help you make contact. Run the search in Google Earth and it will plot them out for you on the map!   GEM: Norwegian Genealogy and the National Archives of Norway One of the shining stars on the Internet that offer rays of research hope for those with Norwegian heritage is the National Archives of Norway's Digital Archive. Lisa's special guest: Yngve Nedrebø, Chief archivist at Riksarkivet.    GEM: Wartime Coffee Bean Counting Given what seems to be the ever-growing profusion of coffee vendors, imagine what a crisis it would be if coffee were suddenly rationed. That's exactly what happened this month in 1942 because the war had interrupted shipments and people were hoarding coffee. But rationing lasted only until the next summer. It's thought that coffee was introduced into America by Captain John Smith, one of the founders of the Jamestown Colony in Virginia. Its popularity jumped after both the Boston Tea Party and the beginning of Prohibition. For those who don't make their own coffee, there are just over 19,000 coffee shops across the country, and they sell more than $10 billion worth of coffee a year. You can find more facts about America from the U.S. Census Bureau, online at . Sources: