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Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 8/3/25.  It is based on Romans 12:1 and Luke 22:31-32.  This message is being included as a sidebar during the deliberation of the four part Warfare and Worship message.  It reveals how God strategically expects us to war against the enemy's attempt to […] The post The Difference Between Self Sabotage and Being a Living Sacrifice appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 7/27/25.  It is based on Psalm 149:6. Spiritual warfare is more than the analysis of an active participation in an invisible war.  It is active participation in warfare by the application of Holy Spirit revealed truths from the unadulterated Holy Word of God […] The post Warfare and Worship: Part One – How the Bible Defines Spiritual Warfare appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 7/6/25.  It is based on Genesis 27:41-45; 33:1-11; and 1 Peter 5:8-11.  If you intend on living a victorious Christian life or life more abundantly as Christ put it, then you must prepare yourself accordingly, living with a holy consciousness by the power […] The post Beware the Fascinating Facade of Demons appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Our very own Elder Guendalina Norris-Lopez shared this message live at RACC during our Tamar's Oasis Women's Ministry, Morning Worship Service.  It is based on Hebrews 11:6; Psalm 16:11; and Nehemiah 8:10.  The enemy works to distract us away from having faith and joy in God, but he cannot keep us away from God's accessible […] The post I Choose Faith and Joy appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

The Ridgefield School District will hold its Surplus Sale this Friday, June 27, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the RACC. Open to the public and free to attend, the event features books, electronics, furniture, and more for sale. A great opportunity for home offices, classrooms, and bargain hunters. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/ridgefield-school-districts-surplus-sale-is-this-friday-june-27/ #Ridgefield #SurplusSale #RidgefieldSchoolDistrict #FurnitureSale #ElectronicsSale #EducationalSupplies #PublicSale #RACC #CommunityEvent #ClarkCounty

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 6/22/25.  It is based mainly on Psalm 132:7. How often do you worship privately?  Private worship  actually prepares you for public worship at the local assembly.  If you are not a personal worshipper, your corporate worship will most likely leave something to be […] The post Personal Preparation for Worship appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

¿Cómo se construye una cultura organizativa en la que las personas puedan dar su mejor versión? En este episodio de Humanos con Recursos conversamos con Laura Ojeda, Directora de Personas del RACC, una organización centenaria que presta servicios a más de un millón de personas. Hablamos de liderazgo consciente, felicidad laboral y propósito compartido. Una conversación con mucho fondo, y muchas ideas para repensar la manera en que trabajamos y lideramos.Con una amplia experiencia en el ámbito de los Recursos Humanos, Laura Ojeda tiene clara su misión: crear entornos donde las personas puedan desarrollarse, sentirse felices y aportar lo mejor de sí mismas.En el RACC, Laura ha impulsado una cultura basada en valores compartidos y liderazgo con inteligencia emocional, como base para una organización más sostenible y humana. Y es que cree firmemente que los líderes deben inspirar, transformar y generar espacios de confianza.A lo largo de la entrevista, Laura destaca la importancia de alinear los objetivos profesionales con el propósito personal.Hablamos con ella de felicidad laboral, actitud positiva, cultura de feedback y programas que conectan a las personas con la visión de la compañía. Todo con una premisa clara: una empresa sólo puede crecer si su gente también lo hace.Puntos clave de la entrevistaValores compartidosEn el RAC, los valores guían la acción diaria. Colaboración, compromiso, innovación e impacto positivo se co-crean con los equipos y se traducen en comportamientos concretos. Son vividos, reconocidos y compartidos para consolidar una cultura fuerte y coherente.Liderazgo transformadorInspirar, retar, acompañar y ser ejemplo son las claves. El decálogo del Líder RACC define un modelo que exige coherencia, visión y humanidad. Porque un buen líder no solo dirige: multiplica el valor de su equipo.Cultura de propósitoEl programa METAS conecta cada objetivo individual con los estratégicos de la organización. Así, todas las personas saben cómo contribuyen al propósito común. Este enfoque alinea esfuerzos, refuerza el compromiso y da sentido al trabajo diario desde cualquier rol.Felicidad laboralLa felicidad laboral nace de una actitud positiva, pero también de trabajar alineado con el propósito personal. Cuando el trabajo conecta con tu ikigai, aparece la motivación genuina y el deseo de dar lo mejor.Participación activaProyectos como Yellow Lovers permiten que las personas se impliquen en iniciativas sociales, ambientales y de equipo. Son espacios para aportar más allá del rol, reforzar el sentido de pertenencia y co-crear una cultura viva, desde dentro, con entusiasmo y propósito compartido.Formación y acompañamientoEn el RACC impulsan formaciones prácticas en delegación, feedback, conversaciones difíciles y desarrollo de equipos. Acompañar a los líderes en su evolución asegura una gestión humana, consciente y alineada con los valores de la organización.En definitiva, el liderazgo que propone Laura Ojeda está hecho de coherencia, escucha y propósito. En el RACC, las personas no sólo son el centro, sino también el motor del cambio.Te invitamos a escuchar esta entrevista completa en el podcast Humanos con Recursos y descubrir por qué poner a las personas en el centro no es una opción, sino el camino hacia un futuro más sostenible y humano.¿Te gustaría ser un líder inusual dispuesto a aprender, crecer y cambiar para hacer una diferencia positiva en el mundo? Reserva tu plaza en el MBA INUSUAL, lo que nunca aprenderás en una escuela de negocios.Este programa de transformación y reeducación ejecutiva te llevará más allá de la administración de empresas, para convertirte en un líder innovador, audaz y con visión de futuro, una oportunidad para reinventar el liderazgo y a ti mismo. ¡Te esperamos!

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live on 6/15/25, Father’s Day at RACC.  It is based on 2 Timothy 2:19.  Our Heavenly Father is the best example and mentor for all earthly fathers.  There are five descriptions of Christian character that men need if they intend on living according to the ways that […] The post The Disciplines of Godly Fathers appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 6/8/25.  It is based mainly on John 4:23-24. Biblical worship is inclusive of acceptable responses to our personal experience of knowing God's real presence and influence in our daily lives. The post Acceptable Worship: Part Two – Heaven's Gate Must Be Entered appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

This message was shared virtually on 6/1/25 during Morning Worship at RACC.  Sermon Emphasis: What does God's Spirit seek to reveal regarding Heaven's definition of true worship?  Upon completion of this message you should be able to summarize John 4:9-26 as it relates to worship, explain what it means to worship in Spirit and Truth, […] The post Acceptable Worship: Part 1 – Earthly Barriers Must be Broken appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 5/25/25.  It is based mainly on Malachi 1:6-8.  There may be certain ways that we worship in our modern that are considered as inappropriate sacrifices according to God’s biblical definition.  HE must be worshipped in spirit and truth, by which His Spirit enables […] The post Counterfeit Worship: Part 4 – Unacceptable Sacrifices appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 5/18/25.  It is based mainly on Exodus 20:3-5.  Idolatry is defined while meaningless traditions and mixed worship practices are cited. The post Counterfeit Worship: Part 3 – Idolatry appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this Mother’s Day message live at RACC on 5/11/25.  It is based mainly on Job 1:7; Ephesians 6:12, and 1 Peter 5:8.  Satan's warfare on motherhood is not a minor objective.  The enemy makes it a top priority.  To him, mothers represent his enmity as prophesied in Genesis 3:15. […] The post The War Against Motherhood appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 5/4/25.  It is based mainly on Exodus 20:3 and  John 4:24. It properly defines counterfeit worship, and will help you to identify and reject various forms of demonic doctrines. The post Counterfeit Worship – Part 2 of 4, Beware of Demonic Doctrines appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

ULTRAESPORTS. 20a edició de la Titan Desert. Converses amb Josep Betalú, de l'equip KH-7, i Nemesí Márquez, del RACC HolaBici Team.

Laura Ojeda, directora de Personas del RACC, conversa con la decana de OBS Business School sobre los retos de la gestión del talento en la era digital, en una nueva entrega del videopodcast de OBS y Onda Cero.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 4/27/25.  It is based mainly on Exodus 20:3 and  John 4:24. It properly defines counterfeit worship, and will help you to identify and reject all forms of false worship. The post Counterfeit Worship – Part 1 of 4 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

On this week's episode, we welcome comedian, Lindsay Adams, to chat about underground candy, popping your own corn, wholesome DMs, and so much more!Go see Lindsay's solo show in Los Angeles on May 4th!Listen to Jesse's DJ set from Chicago!Jordan's upcoming dates:4/26 - Peninsula Libraries Comic and Arts Fest, Library Parks and Recreation Center South San Francisco. 4/30 - Collectors paradise North Hollywood. 5-7pm , Nicole Goux and Gabriel Hardman5/2 - Litfest in the Dena Pasadena Presbetarian Church 6:30pm - 7:30pm Yehudi Mercado, Sara Phoebe Miller, Eliot Kalan5/3 - Things from another world Universal Citywalk - 2-4pm 5/10- Mission Comics in SF with Briana Lowenson.Jordan's new Spider-Man's comic is out now!Pre-order Jordan's new Godzilla comic! Be sure to get our new ‘Ack Tuah' shirt in the Max Fun store.Or, grab an ‘Ack Tuah' mug!The Maximum Fun Bookshop!Follow the podcast on Instagram and send us your dank memes!Check out Jesse's thrifted clothing store, Put This On.Follow brand new producer, Steven Ray Morris, on Instagram.Listen to See Jurassic Right!

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 4/20/25 – Resurrection Sunday morning.  It is based mainly on Psalm 100:4-5.  God's eternal intention and authoritative will as Creator of the Universe is to give definition and purpose to worship.  The purpose of this message is to present God's definition of Biblical […] The post God’s Definition of Worship appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

El Sisi wrapped his Qatar trip with a big investment agreement, which saw the Gulf state further cement warming relations by agreeing to work towards a USD7.5 bn package of direct Qatari investments in Egypt in the near future, according to a joint statement from the two nations.The Industry Ministry launched the first phase of a new EGP 30 bn financing initiative offering reduced 15% interest rates to seven priority industrial sectors, according to a ministry statement. Majid Al Futtaim Holdings' (MAF) Majid Al Futtaim Properties is investing EGP15 bn in a new mixed-use project dubbed Junction, which will be located next to Mall of Egypt in West Cairo.Incoming Saudi projects will get the golden license treatment, Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly told Saudi investors yesterday, according to a cabinet statement.The House will take its final vote to approve the final balance sheet for the FY 2023-24 state budget and to discuss how well the country tried to balance the books during the last fiscal year. Chairman of the Federation of Egyptian Banks and Chairman of the National Bank of Egypt, said that the Egyptian market has absorbed the shock caused by the recent escalatory statements by US President Donald Trump, stressing that between 80 and 90% of the hot money that left the bank at the beginning of the crisis. returned within a short time.The final accounts for the past FY 2023-2024 showed the highest increase in Egypt's primary budget surplus in five fiscal years, rising to EGP859.5 billion (about USD16.7 billion), recording 6.1% of GDP. Besides, the overall deficit recorded a drop to 3.6% of GDP supported by Ras Al Hekma deal funds.MTIE net profit came in at EGP1.06 billion in 2024, compared to EGP687 million in 2023, an increase of 54.7% YoY. MTIE is trading at 2025f P/E of 6.9x.RACC net profit came in at EGP339.9 million in 2024, compared to EGP159.7 million in 2023, an increase of 112.8% YoY. EKHO to distribute cash dividend of USD0.035/share on 29 April 2025 for shareholders of record on 23 April 2025. According to local media, TMGH launched a new phase in its Banan project in Saudi Arabia.Chamber of pharmaceutical industries intend to submit a request to ministry of Industry to secure funds of EGP1 billion for the sector's companies in light of the EGP30 billion initiative. 

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 4/6/25.  It is based mainly on Acts 17:22, 23.  There are preludes of new growth, new fruit, and deeper roots in holiness that will keep you encouraged to forge forward in anointed victory in this life according to God's will in Heaven.   The post A Prelude to Worship appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Lori Vallow Battles the Bench: Motions Denied and Tensions High as Trial Nears   Lori Vallow doesn't want to wear the RACC belt. That was the first real moment of tension in court today. She told the judge flat out—if there's an armed guard in the courtroom, why does she need to wear a restraint device under her clothes? The judge didn't budge. He said the belt stays. It's not visible to the jury, it's not negotiable, and it's part of his order. End of discussion. And that set the tone for the rest of the hearing. Lori spent the afternoon pushing hard to get her case thrown out. She claimed prosecutorial misconduct, violations of her rights, missing records, and withheld evidence. One after another, her motions came in hot, and one after another, the judge shut them down. She argued the state intercepted her private messages with her Idaho appellate attorney—conversations she believed were protected by attorney-client privilege. The judge disagreed. He said there was no actual legal advice in the messages, just surface-level stuff like “trying to set up a legal line.” And when Lori pushed back, saying there was confidential information, the judge made it clear: the breach, if any, came from her side. According to him, her appellate attorney used the communication system incorrectly, which is how the messages ended up in the hands of the state. Lori cut in, frustrated. “How was he using it incorrectly?” she asked. The judge, clearly over it, said he'd already explained it five different ways. He wasn't going to do it again. She wasn't done. Lori also said the prosecutor should've never read the messages once they had them. The judge repeated that the messages weren't privileged in the first place—and even if they were, no confidential content was shared. Then came her next line of attack: She claimed the state failed to give her team necessary documents and interfered with her defense. The judge asked the obvious question: Why wasn't this raised months ago? She said it was. But again, there was no new evidence, and the motion was denied. Another big point of contention? Lori said the police department ignored her public records request. The judge responded with a little judicial shrug—there's a process for that, but he's not about to give her a step-by-step guide. She asked him directly, “What is that?” He replied, “I'm not going to give you legal advice.” That one landed with a bit of silence. But perhaps the strangest twist came when Lori accused the prosecutor's office of misconduct again—this time because a member of the prosecution team, Treena Kay, allegedly gave legal advice to someone on the witness list. Lori claimed Treena told that person—me, actually—that they couldn't be in the courtroom. Treena responded, saying that wasn't legal advice, just a procedural heads-up: if someone's on the witness list, they're not allowed in the courtroom until after they testify. Standard stuff. Lori argued that either Treena or I should be forced to testify about that conversation. But the judge reminded her—I'm no longer a witness. So, if she wants to know what I said, her investigator can just call and ask. Still, he wasn't about to reopen the door for testimony on a conversation that didn't violate any rule. Another denial. Courtroom logistics came up too—specifically, seating assignments. The first row on each side is reserved for immediate family and relatives, while the very last rows are saved for media. Everyone else? General public, first-come, first-served in the middle. There was also a quick conversation about evidence handling. Lori wanted to talk about how media exhibits should be submitted. The judge kept it simple: one flash drive per exhibit. Easy. And finally, the court is prepping for jury selection. Preliminary jury instructions have been handed out, and jurors are expected to start showing up tomorrow morning at 10:30. The judge didn't go into details yet, but that discussion's coming once selection begins. So, that's where things stand—Lori still fighting, still frustrated, and the court methodically moving forward despite it all. #LoriVallow #CourtroomInsider #TrueCrime #JusticeInIdaho Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, The Menendez Brothers: Quest For Justice, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Lori Vallow Battles the Bench: Motions Denied and Tensions High as Trial Nears   Lori Vallow doesn't want to wear the RACC belt. That was the first real moment of tension in court today. She told the judge flat out—if there's an armed guard in the courtroom, why does she need to wear a restraint device under her clothes? The judge didn't budge. He said the belt stays. It's not visible to the jury, it's not negotiable, and it's part of his order. End of discussion. And that set the tone for the rest of the hearing. Lori spent the afternoon pushing hard to get her case thrown out. She claimed prosecutorial misconduct, violations of her rights, missing records, and withheld evidence. One after another, her motions came in hot, and one after another, the judge shut them down. She argued the state intercepted her private messages with her Idaho appellate attorney—conversations she believed were protected by attorney-client privilege. The judge disagreed. He said there was no actual legal advice in the messages, just surface-level stuff like “trying to set up a legal line.” And when Lori pushed back, saying there was confidential information, the judge made it clear: the breach, if any, came from her side. According to him, her appellate attorney used the communication system incorrectly, which is how the messages ended up in the hands of the state. Lori cut in, frustrated. “How was he using it incorrectly?” she asked. The judge, clearly over it, said he'd already explained it five different ways. He wasn't going to do it again. She wasn't done. Lori also said the prosecutor should've never read the messages once they had them. The judge repeated that the messages weren't privileged in the first place—and even if they were, no confidential content was shared. Then came her next line of attack: She claimed the state failed to give her team necessary documents and interfered with her defense. The judge asked the obvious question: Why wasn't this raised months ago? She said it was. But again, there was no new evidence, and the motion was denied. Another big point of contention? Lori said the police department ignored her public records request. The judge responded with a little judicial shrug—there's a process for that, but he's not about to give her a step-by-step guide. She asked him directly, “What is that?” He replied, “I'm not going to give you legal advice.” That one landed with a bit of silence. But perhaps the strangest twist came when Lori accused the prosecutor's office of misconduct again—this time because a member of the prosecution team, Treena Kay, allegedly gave legal advice to someone on the witness list. Lori claimed Treena told that person—me, actually—that they couldn't be in the courtroom. Treena responded, saying that wasn't legal advice, just a procedural heads-up: if someone's on the witness list, they're not allowed in the courtroom until after they testify. Standard stuff. Lori argued that either Treena or I should be forced to testify about that conversation. But the judge reminded her—I'm no longer a witness. So, if she wants to know what I said, her investigator can just call and ask. Still, he wasn't about to reopen the door for testimony on a conversation that didn't violate any rule. Another denial. Courtroom logistics came up too—specifically, seating assignments. The first row on each side is reserved for immediate family and relatives, while the very last rows are saved for media. Everyone else? General public, first-come, first-served in the middle. There was also a quick conversation about evidence handling. Lori wanted to talk about how media exhibits should be submitted. The judge kept it simple: one flash drive per exhibit. Easy. And finally, the court is prepping for jury selection. Preliminary jury instructions have been handed out, and jurors are expected to start showing up tomorrow morning at 10:30. The judge didn't go into details yet, but that discussion's coming once selection begins. So, that's where things stand—Lori still fighting, still frustrated, and the court methodically moving forward despite it all. #LoriVallow #CourtroomInsider #TrueCrime #JusticeInIdaho Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, The Menendez Brothers: Quest For Justice, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Lori Vallow doesn't want to wear the RACC belt. That was the first real moment of tension in court today. She told the judge flat out—if there's an armed guard in the courtroom, why does she need to wear a restraint device under her clothes? The judge didn't budge. He said the belt stays. It's not visible to the jury, it's not negotiable, and it's part of his order. End of discussion. And that set the tone for the rest of the hearing. Lori spent the afternoon pushing hard to get her case thrown out. She claimed prosecutorial misconduct, violations of her rights, missing records, and withheld evidence. One after another, her motions came in hot, and one after another, the judge shut them down. She argued the state intercepted her private messages with her Idaho appellate attorney—conversations she believed were protected by attorney-client privilege. The judge disagreed. He said there was no actual legal advice in the messages, just surface-level stuff like “trying to set up a legal line.” And when Lori pushed back, saying there was confidential information, the judge made it clear: the breach, if any, came from her side. According to him, her appellate attorney used the communication system incorrectly, which is how the messages ended up in the hands of the state. Lori cut in, frustrated. “How was he using it incorrectly?” she asked. The judge, clearly over it, said he'd already explained it five different ways. He wasn't going to do it again. She wasn't done. Lori also said the prosecutor should've never read the messages once they had them. The judge repeated that the messages weren't privileged in the first place—and even if they were, no confidential content was shared. Then came her next line of attack: She claimed the state failed to give her team necessary documents and interfered with her defense. The judge asked the obvious question: Why wasn't this raised months ago? She said it was. But again, there was no new evidence, and the motion was denied. Another big point of contention? Lori said the police department ignored her public records request. The judge responded with a little judicial shrug—there's a process for that, but he's not about to give her a step-by-step guide. She asked him directly, “What is that?” He replied, “I'm not going to give you legal advice.” That one landed with a bit of silence. But perhaps the strangest twist came when Lori accused the prosecutor's office of misconduct again—this time because a member of the prosecution team, Treena Kay, allegedly gave legal advice to someone on the witness list. Lori claimed Treena told that person—me, actually—that they couldn't be in the courtroom. Treena responded, saying that wasn't legal advice, just a procedural heads-up: if someone's on the witness list, they're not allowed in the courtroom until after they testify. Standard stuff. Lori argued that either Treena or I should be forced to testify about that conversation. But the judge reminded her—I'm no longer a witness. So, if she wants to know what I said, her investigator can just call and ask. Still, he wasn't about to reopen the door for testimony on a conversation that didn't violate any rule. Another denial. Courtroom logistics came up too—specifically, seating assignments. The first row on each side is reserved for immediate family and relatives, while the very last rows are saved for media. Everyone else? General public, first-come, first-served in the middle. There was also a quick conversation about evidence handling. Lori wanted to talk about how media exhibits should be submitted. The judge kept it simple: one flash drive per exhibit. Easy. And finally, the court is prepping for jury selection. Preliminary jury instructions have been handed out, and jurors are expected to start showing up tomorrow morning at 10:30. The judge didn't go into details yet, but that discussion's coming once selection begins. So, that's where things stand—Lori still fighting, still frustrated, and the court methodically moving forward despite it all. #LoriVallow #CourtroomInsider #TrueCrime #JusticeInIdaho Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, The Menendez Brothers: Quest For Justice, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com 

Lori Vallow Battles the Bench: Motions Denied and Tensions High as Trial Nears   Lori Vallow doesn't want to wear the RACC belt. That was the first real moment of tension in court today. She told the judge flat out—if there's an armed guard in the courtroom, why does she need to wear a restraint device under her clothes? The judge didn't budge. He said the belt stays. It's not visible to the jury, it's not negotiable, and it's part of his order. End of discussion. And that set the tone for the rest of the hearing. Lori spent the afternoon pushing hard to get her case thrown out. She claimed prosecutorial misconduct, violations of her rights, missing records, and withheld evidence. One after another, her motions came in hot, and one after another, the judge shut them down. She argued the state intercepted her private messages with her Idaho appellate attorney—conversations she believed were protected by attorney-client privilege. The judge disagreed. He said there was no actual legal advice in the messages, just surface-level stuff like “trying to set up a legal line.” And when Lori pushed back, saying there was confidential information, the judge made it clear: the breach, if any, came from her side. According to him, her appellate attorney used the communication system incorrectly, which is how the messages ended up in the hands of the state. Lori cut in, frustrated. “How was he using it incorrectly?” she asked. The judge, clearly over it, said he'd already explained it five different ways. He wasn't going to do it again. She wasn't done. Lori also said the prosecutor should've never read the messages once they had them. The judge repeated that the messages weren't privileged in the first place—and even if they were, no confidential content was shared. Then came her next line of attack: She claimed the state failed to give her team necessary documents and interfered with her defense. The judge asked the obvious question: Why wasn't this raised months ago? She said it was. But again, there was no new evidence, and the motion was denied. Another big point of contention? Lori said the police department ignored her public records request. The judge responded with a little judicial shrug—there's a process for that, but he's not about to give her a step-by-step guide. She asked him directly, “What is that?” He replied, “I'm not going to give you legal advice.” That one landed with a bit of silence. But perhaps the strangest twist came when Lori accused the prosecutor's office of misconduct again—this time because a member of the prosecution team, Treena Kay, allegedly gave legal advice to someone on the witness list. Lori claimed Treena told that person—me, actually—that they couldn't be in the courtroom. Treena responded, saying that wasn't legal advice, just a procedural heads-up: if someone's on the witness list, they're not allowed in the courtroom until after they testify. Standard stuff. Lori argued that either Treena or I should be forced to testify about that conversation. But the judge reminded her—I'm no longer a witness. So, if she wants to know what I said, her investigator can just call and ask. Still, he wasn't about to reopen the door for testimony on a conversation that didn't violate any rule. Another denial. Courtroom logistics came up too—specifically, seating assignments. The first row on each side is reserved for immediate family and relatives, while the very last rows are saved for media. Everyone else? General public, first-come, first-served in the middle. There was also a quick conversation about evidence handling. Lori wanted to talk about how media exhibits should be submitted. The judge kept it simple: one flash drive per exhibit. Easy. And finally, the court is prepping for jury selection. Preliminary jury instructions have been handed out, and jurors are expected to start showing up tomorrow morning at 10:30. The judge didn't go into details yet, but that discussion's coming once selection begins. So, that's where things stand—Lori still fighting, still frustrated, and the court methodically moving forward despite it all. #LoriVallow #CourtroomInsider #TrueCrime #JusticeInIdaho Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on The Downfall of Diddy, The Trial of Karen Read, The Murder Of Maddie Soto, Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, The Menendez Brothers: Quest For Justice, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 3/23/25.  It is based mainly on Jeremiah 17:7-8 and John 14:15-17.  True worship involves trusting and obeying God.  Jesus states that loving Him means obeying His commands as revealed from His Holy Word by the Holy Spirit. All of His statutes highlight obedience […] The post The Biblical Pattern of Worship – Part 3 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 3/16/25. It is based on Proverbs 3:5-8. A biblical theology of worship is based on teaching concerning worship of the one true God as revealed in His Word, the Holy Bible. That will be the ongoing subject of this series. This message helps […] The post The Biblical Pattern of Worship – Part 2 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 3/2/25.  It is based on Proverbs 22:20-21.   A biblical theology of worship is presented in this message.  It is based on sound biblical teaching concerning worship of the one true living God as revealed in His Holy Word, the Holy Bible.  That […] The post The Biblical Pattern of Worship – Part 1 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Renault y la competición: una historia de pasión y éxito Renault lleva 120 años de historia, de los cuales 100 años vendiendo coches en España y 70 años fabricándolos en el país. Desde sus inicios, la competición ha sido parte de su esencia y una herramienta clave para mantener el coche como un objeto aspiracional. Actualmente, Renault compite en las categorías más importantes del automovilismo: ️ Fórmula 1 con Alpine WEC (Campeonato Mundial de Resistencia) ️ Dakar con Dacia Por primera vez, las tres marcas del grupo – Renault, Alpine y Dacia – están implicadas en competición, demostrando su compromiso con el motorsport en todos los niveles. 2024: un año de récords para Renault Sport El pasado año, Renault impulsó: 10 programas deportivos ️ 120 pilotos 38 competiciones Más de 260.000 euros en premios El Renault Clio destacó en todas las superficies posibles: circuitos, rallyes de tierra, asfalto e incluso en hielo, con copas regionales en Canarias, Galicia y Portugal. El Dacia Sandero, líder en ventas desde 2013, también tuvo protagonismo con su Sandero Eco Cup, a nivel nacional y regional. El gran hito de 2024 fue el título del CERA (Campeonato de España de Rallyes de Asfalto), logrado por Jorge Cagiao, con 3 victorias y 5 podios. 2025: más competición que nunca Para este año, Renault refuerza su presencia en el automovilismo con múltiples programas en diferentes modalidades. Rallyes Clio Trophy Spain Asfalto La Llana, Rías Baixas, Llanes, Nucía y Ciudad de Valencia ️ 6ª edición, +12 equipos, 70.000 € en premios El ganador disputará 2 carreras con el Alpine A110 R-GT Clio Trophy Spain Tierra Lorca, Pozoblanco, Los Volcanes, Asturias y RACC ️ 3ª edición, 10 equipos, +40.000 € en premios Clio Trophy Portugal 5 rallyes, 10 equipos, +40.000 € en premios Clio Trophy Canarias 10 equipos, 5 rallyes (3 en Tenerife y 2 en Gran Canaria) ️ +40.000 € en premios El ganador accederá a una temporada en la Copa Nacional Clio Trophy Galicia 8 equipos, 5 rallyes ️ +35.000 € en premios Clio Trophy Andalucía (1ª edición) 8 equipos, 5 rallyes ️ +30.000 € en premios El mejor piloto junior correrá la Copa Nacional en 2026 Circuitos Clio Cup Circuitos 57ª edición, 20 equipos, 5 meetings (Navarra, Aragón, Valencia y Cataluña) ️ +15.000 € en premios ❄️ Hielo Clio Ice Trophy 4ª edición, 16 pilotos, 4 meetings ♻️ Sandero Eco Cup (Rallyes Sostenibles) Dacia Sandero Eco Cup (asfalto) 12ª edición, 8 equipos, 5 rallyes ️ +25.000 € en premios Dacia Sandero Eco Cup Tierra (NOVEDAD) 1ª edición, 4 rallyes ️ +20.000 € en premios Sandero Eco Cup Galicia 2ª edición, 8 equipos, 5 rallyes ️ +20.000 € en premios Volant FAPA by Sandero Eco Cup (NOVEDAD) 1ª edición, 15 equipos, 5 rallyes ️ +20.000 € en premios El ganador accederá a la Copa Nacional ️ Alpine y los grandes desafíos El Alpine Recalvi Rally Team, con Jorge Cagiao al volante del Alpine A110 R-GT, buscará revalidar los títulos del CERA y S-CER. Movilidad sostenible en competición Renault también apuesta por la competición sostenible. En 2026, el Clio V seguirá en activo, ampliando su vida útil a una 7ª temporada y ayudando a los equipos a amortizarlo. Además, Toni Luján competirá con el Renault 5 E-Tech en el Campeonato de España de Energías Alternativas, reforzando el compromiso de Renault con la movilidad sostenible en el motorsport. Lydia Sempere: una historia de superación en Renault Sport La piloto Lydia Sempere, apoyada por la Fundación Renault Group España, afrontará su 5ª temporada en competición. Lydia nació sorda y utiliza un implante para escuchar. Sin embargo, no percibe el sonido del motor ni el chirrido de las ruedas, por lo que ha desarrollado una habilidad única para sentir el coche y competir al más alto nivel. Su referente siempre ha sido Fernando Alonso. Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 2/23/25.  It is mainly based on Matthew 23:23 and Micah 6:8.  This introductory message serves as a theological overture previewing the biblical course of sermons ahead.  The Spirit is probing us.  Have we let the peace of GOD’s  justice, grace, and faith, bless […] The post The True Heart of True Worship – An Introduction to Biblical Worship appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

True North Country Comics Podcast chats with Whitney Gardner about illustrating 'The RACC Pack #2: Prince and the Pawper'. The post Whitney Gardner illustrates new ‘RACC Pack’ book appeared first on True North Country Comics.

Pastor Jackson shared this message live at Agape Chapel (Medford, NY Headquarters of RACC) on 1/19/25.  It is based mainly on 2 Corinthians 1:21-22; and Psalm 51:10-12, 16-17.  When the Holy Spirit is allowed to reveal Himself beyond our subcultural revelations, we can then realize that He is more than just a tongue and a […] The post Let God Create and Renew appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 1/5/25.  It is based mainly on Matthew 25:1-13. The Anointing – the Holy Spirit, who Christ gives as a gift to His true disciples, can and will work on your behalf to free you of all darkness in your life. The post Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 12/15/24.  It is based on chapter 6 of K. E. Hagin’s book, The Spirit and His Gifts; and these main scriptures – Luke 24:49 and Acts 1:4, 5,8.  When it comes to tarrying for the Holy Ghost, we need to realize that in […] The post Is It Scriptural to Tarry for the Holy Ghost? Part 3 of 3 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 12/1/24.  It is based on chapter 6 of K. E. Hagin’s book, The Spirit and His Gifts; and these main scriptures – Luke 24:49 and Acts 1:4, 5.  The Word gives us other accounts of people getting saved and filled with the Holy […] The post Is It Scriptural to Tarry for the Holy Ghost? Part 2 of 3 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 11/17/24.  It is based on chapter 6 of K. E. Hagin’s book, The Spirit and His Gifts; and these main scriptures – Luke 24:49 and Acts 1:4, 5.  When it comes to tarrying for the Holy Ghost, we need to realize that in […] The post Is it Scriptural to Tarry for the Holy Ghost? Part 1 of 3 appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Elder Guendalina Norris Lopez shared this message live at RACC on 10/20/24.  It is based mainly on Revelation 22:17.  As physical water is a major vital source of our natural health, the Holy Spirit is our only eternal living source of life for our soul and spirit. We cannot live without Him.  A daily personal […] The post The Water of Life appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson share this message live at RACC on 10/6/24.  It is based mainly on Philippians 4:13.  At times we are torn between two opinions; two attitudes that are at odds when it comes to the motivation needed to fulfill the mission and vision of our local church assembly and our individual […] The post Are You Doing All You Can or All You Can’t? appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Our very own Elder Irene Revell-Norris (Mother Norris) shared this message live at RACC on 9/29/24 during the Tamar's Oasis Women's Ministry Service.  It is based mainly on Matthew 25:14-30. The post The Christian Accounting appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Assistant Pastor Lisa Norris-Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 9/22/24.  It is based mainly on Proverbs 14:12.  The place that God will have you to be should not be denied by our own will.  This message helps us to take a good biblical look at our spiritual posture when it comes to doing […] The post Almost is Not Enough appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 9/1/24.  It is mainly based on Joel 2:28, 29 and 2 Thessalonians 1 (emphasis on verse 8).  In Joel, it is revealed how the return of Jesus is at hand, but before that, we can be saved as we humble ourselves to God […] The post How to Relax, Release, and Relate in Holiness appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 8/25/24.  It is based mainly on Luke 2:52 and Hebrews 10:16-18.  Your spiritual maturity is affected by how much movement you have experienced through the Holy Spirit.  The ground work of your next season in life and ministry needs to be underway.  We must […] The post Becoming God's Masterpiece of Maturity appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 8/18/24.  It is mainly based on Philippians 2:5-11. The Holy Spirit seeks to encourage us to be reminded about the doctrine of Christ, in an effort to know what it takes to become His true disciples.  The post You Can’t Be Filled Until You’re Emptied appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

 Last year, city officials decided to end Portland’s contract with the independent Regional Arts and Culture Council. The organization was previously responsible for doling out grants and providing art advocacy for the city. Now, Portland’s Office of Arts and Culture has taken shape and has found organizations, including RACC and MusicOregon, to help administer grants to artists and creators. The city itself will be working on arts advocacy and education. We hear more about how Portland plans to partner with creators from Chariti Montez, the director of the new office.  

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Elder Guen Norris Lopez shared this message live at RACC on 7/7/24 during our Morning Worship.  It is mainly based on Psalm 37:23, 44 – Are Your Steps Ordered by the Lord? The post Are Your Steps Ordered by the Lord? appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 7/7/24, live at Healing Temple, COGIC.  It is based on Psalm 51:10.  RACC fellowshipped with Healing Temple in honor of Supt. Robert Adams’ birthday month.  Pastor Jackson was led by God to share this thought… The pastoral office is oftentimes treated as belonging to the person that […] The post The Cost of Caring – Live at Healing Temple COGIC appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

This message was shared live at RACC by Assistant Pastor Lisa during her Tamar’s Oasis Women’s Ministry service.  It is based on Psalm 23:4, encouraging us to trust and depend on Jesus as we continue… Walking Through the Valley. The post Walking Through the Valley appeared first on Realm of Agape Christian Church.

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