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READ: 1 Corinthians 10.31 NLT 'So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.' Life throws up many challenges for us in the 21st Century, and it was no different in Paul’s day. One of the issues that he had to face was that sometimes meat was taken to pagan temples as an act of worship before being sold by the butchers. Paul is quite clear that pagan gods were not true gods and so it really didn’t matter if the meat had been waved in front of them. But if someone were to point out that they had been presented in the temple then he concluded that it would be better not to eat it, out of respect for the informant’s conscience. It was a tricky issue but clearly a live one in Paul’s day and he had to find a careful way of handling it. The key principle in all of this was that whatever you do it needs to be done for the glory of God. Every day we have to make decisions. Most of them are simple and straightforward but, like Paul, we need to be clear about the guiding principle. We need to ask the question whether or not our actions will bring glory to God. It may be a question about a purchase, or a holiday, or a new job. There may be any number of possible ways forward but the key question is, “What will be most beneficial and pleasing to God?” On the face of it this might sound restricting and limiting, but because of the nature of God it is in fact the opposite of that. As we discover God’s will for our lives, we find true liberty. God’s desire is always to enable us to be more alive. QUESTIONS: As you make decisions today how will you test whether the outcome will be for the glory of God? PRAYER: Thank you, Lord, that you want to bless every part of my life. Help me to share every decision with you so that I might bring glory to you today. Amen

Aim: To see God working through our lives (Joshua 3:1-4:24) Church Service Planner service outline: https://churchserviceplanner.co.uk/p/nvnu3otf6k Questions: As a Christian what would you do when faced with a situation like the Children of Israel crossing the Jordan? Ask yourself what you need to do to consecrate your life before God? Write down how you believe […]

October is pastor appreciation month and J.R. and Doug spend some time talking about where it comes from, the struggle it is for many of us, and the importance of affirmation. The rest of the episode Doug and J.R. cold call pastors to affirm and appreciate them. Pastors, we love you appreciate you, and would love the opportunity to pray for you or chat with you this month, drop us a line. Thank you and bless you, keep up the good work.Resources:Article by J.R. Briggs https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2018/october-web-only/pastor-appreciation-month-october-what-wont-tell-you-wishes.html-Create an encouragement file. A hardcopy file that you keep words of affirmation, notes of encouragement, and reminders of the work that you do matters.Questions:-As you look back what are you most proud of in this past year?-Where have you noticed God meeting you in ministry?-How can you appreciate the mentor/pastor/professor who poured into you?If you have any questions, comments, or thoughts for the show drop us a line, at dougmoister@gmail.com or jrbriggs@kairospartnerships.orgWe are a new podcast so we ask you to make sure to subscribe, write a review, and share this with other pastors and kingdom leaders. We hope to see the MMP community grow and cannot do it without you.Monday morning pastor is a ministry of is brought to you by a partnership between https://www.missioalliance.org/ and https://www.kairospartnerships.org/podcast

Hello everyone, and welcome to Exiting the A.S.A.P. Lane!  Among the social issues that have faced America over the past several decades, few are equal to that involving the rights of the LGBTQ community. The Supreme Court decision, legalizing gay marriage in 2015, finally resolved the legal issues around gay marriage. Citing the Equal Protection clause and the Due Process clause of the 14th amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the court ruled that same-sex couples had the “fundamental right to marry” and that those rights extended to all 50 states. While this decision was widely celebrated among those who felt that this decision was long overdue, it by no means put to rest the much broader issue of discrimination, including acts of violence. This podcast series deals with the issue of stress and anxiety that so many find debilitating and difficult to deal with. This is an issue at the personal level and the society level that remains extremely stressful, anxiety-producing and divisive. I want to thank T. J. Stiga, a family friend for agreeing to be my guest on this topic. He didn’t make the decision to appear and tell his life story lightly. Needless to say, when telling one’s life story requires resurrecting unpleasant memories going all the way back to childhood, and doing it in a public forum like this, it is a decision not made without consternation. Welcome, T.J. and thanks for agreeing to be here today. Questions: As you know, one of the fundamental issues that always comes up in this discussion, is whether this is a chosen lifestyle, or one determined by everyone’s genetic makeup? You’re now 47 years old, when you think back on your childhood teen years, please talk about your sexuality and how it evolved? Have you ever felt any sexual attraction to women? You’ve told me about being bullied in school and the damage this did to your self-esteem and the feeling of not being worthy. There’s an old adage that none of us ever get out of high school. Are you still dealing with any of the teen-age years stuff? Have you officially come out to family and friends? There is a certain stereotypes about gay bars, please talk about that, and how that helped you deal with the “bullying and browbeating” that still continued, but, became a little more manageable after that? Please talk about the differences you’ve observed between gay men and lesbians and how lesbians often play a protective role? In terms of stress and anxiety, you had the added burden of your father dying when you were 7 and your mother marrying a man who verbally abusive to you, your mother and your sister.

Summary: The next installment of our “Voices” series—this time from the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium’s 2018 Institute in Las Vegas. Armed with a portable microphone and eight questions about CLOC and legal technology and innovation, we asked a range of lawyers and technologists to share their views on key issues facing the legal and legal technology ecosystems. Their short, on-the-spot answers created this “Voices of CLOC 2018” podcast (Episode 10 of the Blacklines & Billables podcast). The Questions:As a legal technology conference, what makes CLOC special?What's something you'd like to see or hear more at CLOC?What's something you'd like to see or hear less at CLOC?What’s the most significant difference between the legal tech needs of corporate legal departments and law firms?Which legal innovation or technology product has been most significant for your professional life over the last three years?What’s the most interesting company, product, or innovation (with which you’re not affiliated) that you’ve seen at CLOC?What part of the legal landscape is most in need of significant innovation?What’s your favorite source of information about what’s happening in legal technology and innovation?Special thanks to all of our guests (in order of first appearance):Chris Chin, Deputy General Counsel at GoogleScott Weber, General Counsel at Lumina NetworksJanelle Belling, Managing Director of E-Discovery Services & Strategy at Perkins Coie LLPKen Adams, President at Adams Contracts Consulting LLCSusan Raridon Lambreth, Principal at LawVision GroupAmeen Haddad, Assistant General Counsel at OracleCarlos Gámez, Senior Director of Innovation – Legal Business at Thompson ReutersBill Henderson, Law Professor at the Indiana University Maurer School of LawPaul Lippe, Member of the Advisory Board, Elevate ServicesNoah Waisberg, Co-Founder and CEO of Kira SystemsKingsley Martin, Chief Contract Scientist at AkordaSusan Hackett, CEO at Legal Executive Leadership LLCRon Friedmann, Partner at Fireman & CompanyBrian Kuhn, Global Leader and Co-Founder of IBM Watson LegalDavid Cambria, Global Director of Operations for Law, Compliance, and Government Relations at Archer Daniels MidlandDean Sonderegger, VP Legal Markets, Innovation at Wolters KluwerByron Buck, Senior Corporate Counsel at Caterpillar See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WordPress News. Another light week. Life Updates Adam:  WCLAX 2017 — is back on track.  My twitter profiles update thx to Bridget Willard!  Kyle: Accepted to speak at Pressnomics Wearing/Drinking Kyle – Nexcess t-shirt Adam- Woo Skull Cross bones tshirt  “Ship It” Errors and Omissions None! iTunes Reviews Thanks to Wilsonography and 3pointross Questions: As…

While Pastor Wolfmuller drives to church, Evan and Bryan play the games "Church Sign" and "Bumper Sticker" theology and "Myth Busters." Then they introduce a new game, "Ask the Questions As..." where Pastor Wolfmueller argues against Pastor Goeglein as a baptist on the issue of baptism.