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A 15-minute teaching applying practical principles from God's Word to everyday life.

A 15-minute teaching applying practical principles from God's Word to everyday life.

A 15-minute teaching applying practical principles from God's Word to everyday life.

A 15-minute teaching applying practical principles from God's Word to everyday life.

Pastor Nick continues with Part 2 of his sermon called, "A Blast From The Past" as he teaches all about love.

Hungarian born Gabor Gresz is back in the studio for part two of our two-part interview. Gabor lived 25 years of his life in a Communist State. Now living in America, he sees signs of “pre-communism” ideologies that are alarming. Gabor is most concerned about the role of the church in a culture where 200 million Americans are unchurched and 160 million say that they do not believe in God or the Bible. He discusses forgiving his abusive father, being inspired to do the impossible with limitations, and how grace and time are the elements for healing past wounds.

Hungarian born Gabor Gresz tells how fascism and communism left its cruel marks on his country and family. In childhood Gabor's life was marked with life-threatening diseases and painful abuse. He shares the background and the pivotal point that propelled him beyond his circumstances. This is part one of a two part interview.

As the investigation proceeds, the detective is joined by mysterious new allies as they get to the root of the problem.   Featuring: John Mclay as 4our Too Jessica Stephens as Adeen Ronnie Shenks as Detective James Mctavish Quinn Beard as Al   Credit: Music: Run Now! by neonfish (www.https://motionarray.com/browse/producer/neonfish/)

The detective closes in on the source of the sludge as an old foe returns.   Featuring: John Mclay as 4our Too Jessica Stephens as Adeen Ronnie Shenks as Detective James Mctavish Quinn Beard as Al   Credit: Music: Run Now! by neonfish (www.https://motionarray.com/browse/producer/neonfish/)

Jesus' call to all who follow him is 'to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength (our muchness if you will)'. But do we think we can honestly attend to Jesus' call while our emotional life lay in tatters? We don't think so. We desire for all of our life to transformed by Jesus, including our emotional life. The Emotionally Healthy Church series is designed to reshape our church from the inside out. We want to explore areas where we have never been before in the hopes that we would become more like Jesus.

Jesus' call to all who follow him is 'to love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength (our muchness if you will)'. But do we think we can honestly attend to Jesus' call while our emotional life lay in tatters? We don't think so. We desire for all of our life to transformed by Jesus, including our emotional life. The Emotionally Healthy Church series is designed to reshape our church from the inside out. We want to explore areas where we have never been before in the hopes that we would become more like Jesus.

Forgiving is not easy, but we all have things we need to forgive others for. What do we do about that? Do we harbor a lack of forgiveness in our own hearts until we grow hard and cold? The answer comes down to Christ and His forgiveness of us.

What do we do with the raw emotions in the Bible? What do we do with these strong, bold statements in the Psalms? They can serve as scriptural therapy for us as we work through our own feelings in a biblical way.

The instilling the concept of consequences in their children is a goal for many parents' as they raise their families. As adults we understand this idea, it is often the negative outcomes of an action that will keep us from doing it - we see consequences in everything. As we continue our series on -Lessons from the Past- from 1 Corinthian 10, we will now see the punishment Israel incurred because of their actions.

Why do we as humans study the past- To learn from previous mistakes of those who came before us so that we might not take the same missteps of history. This two part series from 1 Corinthians 10 serves the same purpose- to show us the mistakes of God's people, Israel, in the past for the the purpose of warning us, God's people today, the Church. Listen in as Pastor Roger details five Parallel Privileges between Christians and the nation of Israel so that we might not fall in the sins that destroyed them.

This week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES continues last week's conversation with basketball legends Charles Hunter, Floyd Bridges, and Clarence Glover. All three have contributed to the creation of a booklet entitled "Voices of the Segregated Past," which preserves the history of African American sports in Kentucky. This booklet accompanies the Smithsonian travelling exhibit "Crossroads: Change in Rural America" which is on display in Glasgow at the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center through May 15th. For more information about "Crossroads," visit: https://www.kyhumanities.org/programs/smithsonian-exhibit-crossroads. THINK HUMANITIES is made possible by generous funding from Spalding University.

Worship Guide Email for April 11, 2021 NEW SERIES - REDO: GETTING PAST YOUR PAST Join us this Sunday as we kick off our new message series called Redo, how to get past your past. Pastor Ryan will be talking about the labels that we wear in life that keep us from God’s best. WORSHIP SET There’s Nothing that Our God Can’t Do No Longer Slaves Ruins See you In-Person and Online on Sunday at 10:30 a.m! ANNOUNCEMENTS Click each image or link to find out more MIDWEEK AT EVANGEL Pastor Ryan has begun a midweek Bible study on the Gospel of Mark. This Bible study will last 12-weeks and will be held in the Evangel Cafe every Wednesday at 6:30 pm. If you have children in 5th grade and younger, please RSVP your child by noon every Wednesday by emailing kids@evangelag.org. BLOOM WOMEN SPRING BRUNCH - APRIL 17 Join us for food, fun, and fellowship at the Bloom Spring Brunch! We will be gathering in the Evangel Cafe’ on April 17, 2021, at 10:30 AM. Tickets are just $5 and include brunch, a message from a special guest speaker, and fellowship with Bloom ladies. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO RSVP! RENOVATION WORKDAY - APRIL 25 We need your help! There will be a church workday on Sunday, April 25th immediately following the service to prepare for the renovation. We especially need some people who are comfortable around construction to help with a few small projects in the kid's area. See Pastor Ryan for more info or email us at mail@evangelag.org. Lunch will be provided! BAND AUDITIONS God has amazing things ahead for our church in the area of worship and we’re looking for people who have a passion to see God move in a mighty way. We are specifically in need of band members (drums, bass, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboard). Our desire is to have rotations so people don’t have to play every single week. Currently, our musicians have not had many weeks off over the last few years. If you are interested, know someone who might be interested, or would like more information, email Pastor Andrea at andrea@evangelag.org. PRODUCTION TEAM VOLUNTEERS We are super excited about the upcoming tech renovations in May. We are looking to grow our production team with some amazing volunteers who are passionate about communicating the gospel through technology. Some technology aptitude would be helpful but not necessary. We will give you plenty of training so you feel comfortable. If you are interested or would like more information, email Pastor Andrea at andrea@evangelag.org. THRIVE YOUTH IS BACK! Thrive Youth are back to in-person services on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm.

On this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES host Bill Goodman interviews several western Kentucky basketball legends and invites them to share their stories about integration both in Kentucky and in the world of basketball. Bill is joined by Charles Hunter, Floyd Bridges, and Clarence Glover. Tune in next week for part 2 of this interview and to learn more about how these legends' stories are part of a broader story being told as part of the Smithsonian travelling exhibit "Crossroads: Change in Rural America" in Glasgow, Kentucky. For more information about "Crossroads" and how to visit the exhibit at the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center in Glasgow, visit: https://www.kyhumanities.org/programs/smithsonian-exhibit-crossroads THINK HUMANITIES is made possible by generous funding from Spalding University.

“Conflict delayed is conflict multiplied.”Today's guest is Jordan Peterson. He’s known for teaching mythology to lawyers, doctors and business people, helping his clinical clients manage depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, and schizophrenia. His lectures have been viewed by millions of people online. Jordan has published over a hundred scientific papers, transforming the modern understanding of personality. This interview ended up going over an hour longer than we planned for, so we’ve decided to split this episode up into 2 parts! Part 2 of this interview will come out on Wednesday of this week!In this episode Lewis and Jordan discuss the keys to Jordan’s 50 year relationship, how to start opening up and admitting what you want in life, how feeling resentful can actually be useful, and so much more!For more go to: www.lewishowes.com/1093Check out his website: www.selfauthoring.comCheck out his book: Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for LifeThe Wim Hof Experience: Mindset Training, Power Breathing, and Brotherhood: https://link.chtbl.com/910-podA Scientific Guide to Living Longer, Feeling Happier & Eating Healthier with Dr. Rhonda Patrick: https://link.chtbl.com/967-podThe Science of Sleep for Ultimate Success with Shawn Stevenson: https://link.chtbl.com/896-pod

Pastor Bobby continues the series in the book of Jonah, entitled, “Getting Past Your Past”– Part Two

Pastor Bobby continues the series in the book of Jonah, entitled, “Getting Past Your Past”

The Original Episode #2 from the big Rick Podcast. Thank you for your support. please comment and rate the podcast. Big Rick/ Steven

This is a blast from the past. This was from the original podcast"Big Rick Podcast". this was the beginning of it all.  Hope you enjoy it! Big Rick/ Steven  

Christian spirituality, without an integration of emotional health, can be deadly—to yourself, your relationship with God, and the people around you. Emotional health and spiritual maturity are inseparable. Fortunately, scripture speaks to the whole person and can teach us how to live emotionally and spiritually healthy lives.

HELL-OH! And welcome to a very special episode of EL PASO'S BEST MOTHERFUCKING PODCART: ROAMING REIGNS! (FUCK THE Z!) You can't keep a good motherfucker down! And on that note, enjoy a blast from the past! A rescued lost episode from SEPTEMBER 19,2020. This was one of two maybe 3 episodes I thought I lost! I think I got a good new setup now. A PODCART recording desk, a clamp for my mic, and more space! Anyway, listening back to this, REACHAROUND IS FAIR REPLAY! Or some such cliched bullshit. It's funny to listen to myself at the end of the Summer, hopeful and optimistic, not knowing in the next month a lot of shit would come down the pike. I'm back on track, I'm actually recording this morning after I upload this BLAST FROM THE PAST! I finally tell the story of El Paso Karen, and a lot of the stuff I talk about ( GET READY FOR THE BATMAN DAY DRINKING GAME!) really foreshadows the bullshit that was to come in the following last months of the year. I sound high energy for as much as I harp on the fact that I'm low energy that day. I really had my pod flow and energy that day. I think I'll come back to Audacity, and do shit MY WAY. No more interlopers, no more distractions. If you listen to episode 39, THIS is a direct continuation of that, almost 20 episodes later! IT is like a pod version of TENET. Time inversion. You're walking it back as you listen forward. I shout out all the cool homies, and denouce SoundCloud. I do talk about the BAT, which I realize I didn't watch the rest of the original Batman flicks that day. I since found my Jim Lee Batman shirt, btw. The RETURN OF THE AOW minute! AT OUR WORST minute 5 coming atcha! And all this misspelling and colorful language is DELIBERATE! FUCK OFF with your grammar, syntax, and usage bullshit! I also ask for more vinyl which is hilarious. Some tailgating and shitty driver stories, as well as as some local radio z morning zoo show opinions. I'm never getting that morning news girl on this pod now. I'm more productive now without all these distractions and time sucks. I have a lot more NEW shit to talk about today, but for now enjoy this glimpse into that foul year of our lord 2020. It was the end of Summer, the beginning of fall. And the ire was strong. Even now, my cup runneth over on the shit I gotta talk about. Love the good listeners overseas, Stateside and A BROAD! I think I like AUDACITY AGAIN! Let's see how the new bunker studio works out! As always, wash your ass, wash your hands, wear a mask, fucking stay the FUCK away from me, but still TWEET the show @RoamingReignz on twitter or the email is RoamingReignz@gmail.com (Gotta change it after this week but try it anyway!) NO QUITTING. NO GIVING UP. NO BEING SIDELINED by DRAMA QUEEFS. IT's all about the STEAMROLL this year. There's ROGAN, and the pod titans, and I want a spot AT THE TOP. As always, leave a 5 star review dear sweet listeners and I shall be forever indebted to youse. My batteries are charged, the coffee is brewing, and the FOG has lifted. FUCK YOU, SMALLVILLE! But anyway, enjoy the show. Be kind, rewind to last year. I'll drop in next week. ENJOY! AL RATO VATOS Y HYNAS. ORALE! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roaming-reignz/message

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It's the first Ridiculous History episode of the New Year! Ben, Noel and Casey are ringing it in with some predictions--not their own predictions, mind you. Instead the guys are diving into the predictions of luminaries from ages past, exploring how much (or how little) these historical figures got right about the 21st century. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Confessions of Christmas Past Part 2. Happy Holidays! Season 2 will be out in the spring of 2021! You can follow the show on Instagram @newgradpodcast. Episode and cover art by Rebecca Montgomery. You Can follow her on Instagram @heartwork_r EPISODE SOUNDTRACK (In order of appearance): "The First Noel" by Shane Becker "Just A Breath" (Instrumental Version) by NOVVA "Float" by Pink Laundry "Stay Hopeful" by PALA "Say Goodnight" (Instrumental Version) by LAEL "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger "Flashing Cone" by Mikey Geiger "Lost in a City Feat. Iolite Rusian" by Lost Terra

Confessions of Christmas Past: Part 1 Part 2 comes out next Monday, Dec 28th. Happy Holidays! You can follow the show on Instagram @newgradpodcast. Episode and cover art by Rebecca Montgomery. You Can follow her on Instagram @heartwork_r EPISODE SOUNDTRACK (In order of appearance): "Auld Lang Syne" by Carolino "Hideaway" by Matt Wigton (Instrumental Version) "Rescue" by One Hundred Years "Christmas Style" by Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors "Jingle Bells" by Meaning Machine "Wait Reprise" by Roland Lewis "It Must Be Xmas Eve" by HRDLY

A Ghost of Christmas Past, a new femme-forward adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol A festive ghost story and cautionary tale, Fan, Scrooge’s often forgotten younger sister, takes center stage as the feminine and ethereal guide to restore balance in the unbalanced world and heart of Ebenezer Scrooge. Fan illuminates the notion that our individual and prime responsibility as humans is to examine how our inner phantoms, our histories, our words, and our actions affect those around us. adapted & directed by Ashlee Wasmund with original music, lyrics, & music direction by Kristen Hedberg ​with sound design by Zay Jarrett, sound editing by Matt Williams, & sound engineering by Jim Elenteny ​assistant music direction by Tyler Garner & assistant sound editing by Logan Strahley with stage management by Bryson Peele & assistant stage management by Mickie DeRiggi ​dialect coaching by Claire Eye ​The orchestra consists of Sabrina Kumar (flute), Martha Gardner (violin), Franklin Keel (cello), Sarah Fowler (piano), & David Bruce (percussion) ​The cast consists of Micah Patt (Fan), Breanna Smith (Caroler/Martha/Company), Kirsten Beach (Caroler/Charity 1/Company), Lyndell Finger (Caroler/Topper), Brennen Foerst (Caroler/Marley), Stephen A. Gonya (Scrooge), Tyler Ledbetter (Bob), Lily Gaddis (Charity 2/Laundress/Company), Caleb Spainhour (Fred), Wyatt LaVoie (Tiny Tim), Lilly Davis (The Three Spirits), Sam Rodd (Ebenezer/Undertaker), Will Evans (Dick Wilkins/Peter/Company), Colin Wasmund (Mr. Fezziwig/Old Joe), Abigail Brazier (Mrs. Fezziwig/Ms. Dilber), Georgia Reichard (Belle), Lexi Yauch (Belinda/Company), HK Wall (Mrs. Cratchit/Company), Rachel Sabo Hedges (Clara), Payton Miller (Emily/Company), Max Mortar (Young Lad/Company), Tyler Garner (Caroler) ​produced by Western Carolina University’s School of Stage & Screen in collaboration with WCU’s Commercial Music & Audio Production program ​New Light radio drama theme by Andy Evan Cohen presented by New Light Theater Project --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/new-light-theater-project/support

A Ghost of Christmas Past, a new femme-forward adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol A festive ghost story and cautionary tale, Fan, Scrooge’s often forgotten younger sister, takes center stage as the feminine and ethereal guide to restore balance in the unbalanced world and heart of Ebenezer Scrooge. Fan illuminates the notion that our individual and prime responsibility as humans is to examine how our inner phantoms, our histories, our words, and our actions affect those around us. adapted & directed by Ashlee Wasmund with original music, lyrics, & music direction by Kristen Hedberg ​with sound design by Zay Jarrett, sound editing by Matt Williams, & sound engineering by Jim Elenteny ​assistant music direction by Tyler Garner & assistant sound editing by Logan Strahley with stage management by Bryson Peele & assistant stage management by Mickie DeRiggi ​dialect coaching by Claire Eye ​The orchestra consists of Sabrina Kumar (flute), Martha Gardner (violin), Franklin Keel (cello), Sarah Fowler (piano), & David Bruce (percussion) ​The cast consists of Micah Patt (Fan), Breanna Smith (Caroler/Martha/Company), Kirsten Beach (Caroler/Charity 1/Company), Lyndell Finger (Caroler/Topper), Brennen Foerst (Caroler/Marley), Stephen A. Gonya (Scrooge), Tyler Ledbetter (Bob), Lily Gaddis (Charity 2/Laundress/Company), Caleb Spainhour (Fred), Wyatt LaVoie (Tiny Tim), Lilly Davis (The Three Spirits), Sam Rodd (Ebenezer/Undertaker), Will Evans (Dick Wilkins/Peter/Company), Colin Wasmund (Mr. Fezziwig/Old Joe), Abigail Brazier (Mrs. Fezziwig/Ms. Dilber), Georgia Reichard (Belle), Lexi Yauch (Belinda/Company), HK Wall (Mrs. Cratchit/Company), Rachel Sabo Hedges (Clara), Payton Miller (Emily/Company), Max Mortar (Young Lad/Company), Tyler Garner (Caroler) ​produced by Western Carolina University’s School of Stage & Screen in collaboration with WCU’s Commercial Music & Audio Production program ​New Light radio drama theme by Andy Evan Cohen presented by New Light Theater Project --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/new-light-theater-project/support

I don't throw the word 'hero' around very often. But The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is a damned hero.   For my money, it's the best game in the Zelda catalog. I love the combat, the graphics, the music, the items, the world, the exploration. I love it. I hate the boulders on Death Mountain, but I even love Death Mountain.    We talked about A Link to the Past back on episode 3 of the show, but we had no idea what we were doing back then. We still don't, but we have more listeners now and everyone should love this game. Bradley McCue gave me a ring on the ol' Batphone, and we spent an hour blowing smoke right up Link's ass this week.    And as always, before the game talk, it's the fabled 'Remember The Game?' intro! I talk about games that end with cliff-hangers, what video game character can eat the most hot dogs, should Game of the Year awards wait until January, and more!   We also have another ripping edition of 'Play One, Remake One, Erase One'. This week, sticking with the theme of Zelda, it's the 'old Zelda games that aren't Ocarina of Time' edition, starring original Legend of Zelda, Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link, and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.   If you want to skip to something specific, here's where to go:   0:00 - 1:45 Intro    1:45 - 7:21  Initial self-indulgent rambling   7:21 - 17:08 'Blowing In The Cartridge' (Listener comments & questions, and Letter Time!)   17:08  - 28:09 'Play One. Remake One. Erase One.'   28:09 - 32:43 A copy of Super Mario Bros 3 sold for $156,000!?   32:43 - 33:45 What have I been playing?   33:45 - 36:35 Listener's 'Link to the Past' Memories   36:35 + The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Talk!   Enjoy the podcast!  

The exciting conclusion of the retrospective! You Daily Chit Chatters have a say in the future of our show, so don't forget to tweet your suggestions! What a fun Trilogy this has been for us, and hopefully you! Follow us on Twitter: @dailychitchat_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-and-gretchen/support

What fun! Gretchen, Shannon and Richard are at it again! More stories from the origin of this very Podcast! Tune in and enjoy. Tomorrow will be the conclusion of the mini-series. What even is a Chit Chatter!? Follow us on Twitter: @dailychitchat_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-and-gretchen/support

Richard, Gretchen and Shannon go back 150 episodes to see how this all began! The retrospect starts today and there will be further reflection tomorrow. What is even a Quibi!? Follow us on Twitter: @dailychitchat_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-and-gretchen/support

Part two of this much needed series on how to let go of the past, heal, and find peace and happiness now. 

Your past. It can be full of pain for us single moms. Here is exactly how to heal from it and rewrite it so you can find peace and happiness. This is life-changing work. Make sure you listen to part 1 and part 2 (coming next week). 

In this episode of Syntax, Scott and Wes are back with part 2 of Tales from Web Dev Past — this time looking at iFrames, layout trends, icon fonts, web rings, and more! Sanity - Sponsor Sanity.io is a real-time headless CMS with a fully customizable Content Studio built in React. Get a Sanity powered site up and running in minutes at sanity.io/create. Get an awesome supercharged free developer plan on sanity.io/syntax. Prismic - Sponsor Prismic is a Headless CMS that makes it easy to build website pages as a set of components. Break pages into sections of components using React, Vue, or whatever you like. Make corresponding Slices in Prismic. Start building pages dynamically in minutes. Get started at prismic.io/syntax. Show Notes 03:00 - iFrames Sidebar menu target 05:42 - JavaScript image hovers Dreamweaver Photoshop Slice and Select Tool 08:24 - CSS Pie 09:42 - Animated gifs of people and construction http://textfiles.com/underconstruction/ 11:20 - CSS Zoom 1 / IE CSS Hacks Forced IE 7 to redraw floats 13:42 - Layout trends 800x600 fixed websites 960gs Golden Grid 12-col grid creators 16:26 - Sprite maps Spritecow ☠️ Killed icon fonts ☠️ Killed by SVG icons 18:40 - Firebug and Firebug Lite Lite was a bookmarklet 20:14 - Image maps / Background gradients 1px wide and 2000px tall image to make repeating gradients Squidfingers Subtle Patterns Hero Patterns CSS3 Patterns 25:53 - Web rings 27:41 - Glossy buttons 28:09 - Flaming text FlamingText.com 30:01 - Marquee tags Staggered Speed attribute 31:26 - Spacer gifs 34:30 - AngelFire / GeoCities 36:11 - Xanga / LiveJournal 37:29 - Above the fold content Abovethefold.fyi 39:36 - Homestar Runner Links Drupal Omega theme Syntax 032: Designing, Templating, Inlining and Sending Email Mailchimp Litmus Email on Acid Herman Miller Aeron ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ××× Scott: New Rustacean Podcast Wes: Autonomous Ergo Chair Shameless Plugs Scott: Advanced Animating React with Framer Motion - Sign up for the year and save 25%! Wes: Master Gatsby - Use the coupon code ‘Syntax’ for $10 off! Tweet us your tasty treats! Scott’s Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes’ Instagram Wes’ Twitter Wes’ Facebook Scott’s Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/509/29 For some people, history is a boring subject. And while not all of us were destined to be history buffs,most of us at the very least recognize its value. Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress encourages us to avoid the mistakes of past generations and use their experiences to make better choices.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/509/29 Life is shortwe cant possibly learn everything there is to know over the course of a single lifetime. But gratefully, we have books filled with the knowledge of those who came before us. Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress encourages us to learn from the past and apply the wisdom of Scripture to our lives.