Podcasts about rev kev

Good morning, FBC! It's an honor to be filling in for Pastor Kevin while he's taking a well deserved week off. Since this morning is our Operation Christmas Child Celebration Sunday, I thought I'd extend Rev Kev's 3:16s of the Bible sermon series. This project allows us to send a shoebox filled with gifts and essentials to children in need, helping them experience the tangible love of God.   Our message will focus on several scriptures—all 3:16 verses from various books of the Bible—that remind us of the core values behind this mission. Each verse speaks to God's love, generosity, and call for us to serve others.   Your support is invaluable in spreading the message of our ministry. By sharing our podcast with your friends and family, you play a significant role in building a community of believers who find strength in our shared faith. We sincerely appreciate your contributions and urge you to inspire others to join us in this mission. Your involvement is significant and integral to our ministry's success, helping to keep our community connected and thriving.   Your financial contributions are the backbone of our ministry. They enable us to run outreach programs, maintain our facilities, and provide resources for our community. Your generosity is a testament to your commitment to our mission, and we deeply value your role in making this ministry a reality. Your contributions are used with transparency and accountability, making a real difference in the lives of those we serve. You can contribute here https://firstbaptistofindependence.aware3.net/give/   To stay updated on all things FBC, download our App here: https://a3a.me/firstbaptistofindependence or like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/1stBaptist/. These platforms are not just for information but also for engagement. They are a great way to connect with our community, support our mission, and be part of our journey.   Thank you for your continued support and involvement. We look forward to continuing this journey with you as an integral part of our ministry. See you next week!

Let's be real, death is not something that most of us are comfortable talking about. Who wants to think about the death of family or friends until we absolutely have to? As it turns out, beginning to talk about death before it is strictly necessary can do so much for when we are faced with the reality. To clarify, in this episode of Sunday Sanctuary we are not talking about sudden, unexpected death. This episode we are talking about the eventuality of natural death that faces everyone. Join Petra Bagust as she talks to paliative care nurses and clergy alike, to unpack the advantages of opening ourselves to conversations about the end of life. First up, Petra heads south to talk to Ann, a palliative care nurse (and mum of producer Sam), about her experiences of walking alongside many families as they face the death of a loved one. Later in the episode, Petra is joined by Anglican minister and chaplain to New Zealand's film industry, Kevin Denholm (otherwise affectionately known as Rev Kev ;). Kevin had a slightly different summer to most, leading eight funerals for residents of Aotea/Great Barrier Island. Haere Mai! Sacred Texts:  The Tale of the Three Brothers from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I Featured Music: Fourth of July by Sufjan Stevens Someone Great by LCD Soundsystem (Lyrics) Pine Trees by Mary Lattimore (played during the contemplative practice) Statue Of A Woman by Novo Amor (played at the end of Ann's interview) Books suggested by Ann: With the End in Mind by Kathryn Mannix Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom Being Mortal by Atul Gawande When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rev Kev is on vacation this week, so Pastor Dave is filling in. He shares a message about how Christians can Live In the World, Not Of It.   You can best support our Ministry by sharing these podcasts with your friends and family.    We also need your financial contributions to make our Ministries a possibility. You can contribute online at https://firstbaptistofindependence.aware3.net/give/.    If you would like to stay up to date on all things FBC, download our App by clicking here: https://a3a.me/firstbaptistofindependence or by Liking our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/1stBaptist/.   Thank you for listening. We will see you next week.

Pastor Dave subs in for Rev Kev to discuss Acts 9, From Saul to Paul.   You can best support our Ministry by sharing these podcasts with your friends and family.   We also need your financial contributions to make our Ministries a possibility. You can contribute online at https://firstbaptistofindependence.aware3.net/give/   If you would like to stay up to date on all things FBC, download our App by clicking here https://a3a.me/firstbaptistofindependence or by Liking our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/1stBaptist/   Thank you for listening. We will see you next week!

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With the chaos of the holiday weekend behind them, though exhausted, Deb & Kev did themselves starting the week off by chatting about;- Wembanyama drama- Rev Kev in full effect - The leap to leadership - The Days of Debs Lives- Kev new sworn enemy- What's for dinner and what they're thankful for As always, special thanks to Lauren Taylor for the episode art work and Gwyneth Galvin and BenSound www.bensound.com for providing the voiceover and music for the intro and outro.

Winding up the month of February, Deb and Rev Kev are taking their time this week on the pod as they discuss topics like;- The Most High and Honorable Rev Kev- Airport kindness- Deb's Not Tired!- Dear Debbie - Deb takes a DNA test and turns out she's 100% that…- What's for dinner and what they're thankful for As always, special thanks to Lauren Taylor for the episode art work and Gwyneth Galvin and BenSound www.bensound.com for providing the voiceover and music for the intro and outro.

The word says "There is a friend who sticks closer than a brother". Friendships play such an important role in our lives! On this episode we unpack what it truly means to be a friend. Our special guest Rev Kev helps us understand friendships and drops some major gems on the topic. Tune in!

Rev Kev was feeling under the weather, so Associate Minister of Student Ministries Russell Peirce preached in his stead. We are grateful Russ was able to step in last minute and preach on Discovering True Love   The best way you can support our Ministry is by sharing these podcasts with your friends and family.   We also need your financial contributions to make our Ministries a possibility. You can contribute online at https://firstbaptistofindependence.aware3.net/give/   If you would like to stay up to date on all things FBC, download our App by clicking here https://a3a.me/firstbaptistofindependence or by Liking our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/1stBaptist/   Thank you for listening. We will see you next week!

Rev Kev's message from the "Catch The Fire Revival" at World Harvest Church In Roswell Georgia. Living life as a believer in Christ we need the Fire Of God in our lives. Having occasional encounters or touches of His Fire are not enough for us to lead a victorious life. We need to be consumed by His Fire. Every day of our lives we must live with the dire to be consumed by His Fire.

Rev Kev's message from the "Catch The Fire Revival" at World Harvest Church In Roswell Georgia. Living life as a believer in Christ we need the Fire Of God in our lives. Having occasional encounters or touches of His Fire are not enough for us to lead a victorious life. We need to be consumed by His Fire. Every day of our lives we must live with the dire to be consumed by His Fire.

We're down a musketeer this week with Glenn Miller visiting family, but that won't stop us from having a great time! Patrick is joined by the Kevins: Bryant and Glenn. We get Rev Kev's input on Cryptids and Witches and hear about his first-hand encounter with… the Skunk Ape? And then we dive headfirst into this week's ParaNorthside Activity topic ‘Aliens'! Are we alone in the universe? If not, how does that impact our faith? Don't miss out on what's happening at Northside NOW!!! Connect with us on Instagram: instagram.com/northsidenowpodcast Or email us at podcast@northsidejackson.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/northsidenow/message

The guys are back today with a new staff member. Meet Janna Johnson, our new Administrative Assistant here at Northside Church. She wandered into the podcast room and sit down with us for a moment so we could all get to know her a bit better! You will enjoy meeting her and hearing about her side hustle as well!! After hanging out with Janna the guys continued stirring the pot with lots of discussion on witches and witchcraft continuing this month's theme topic on ParaNorthsideActivity. Trunk or Treat Plus is coming very SOON so don't miss out on this great Fall tradition. Rev Kev is back next week with us to share more FAQs and a few other fun things. Thanks for listening and hanging out with us here at Northside NOW!! Connect with us on Instagram: instagram.com/northsidenowpodcast Or email us at podcast@northsidejackson.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/northsidenow/message

This is a very food-centric episode.  Bring an appetite! Topics include: Mike's charity motorcycle ride is "blessed" by a jackass named Rev Kev; Tom has a theory about women, men, horses, and motorcycles; Mike is obsessed with a dog pooping over a fence; centaurs; food of all kinds; Urkel Theory

Join the guys this week as they sit down again with Rev Kev to see how the Glenns are settling into Jackson life and to talk about his ongoing sermon series: The Next Right Step. They also talk everything from Soccer reffing and Mr. Rogers to politics and the importance of listening. Any worthwhile conversation starts with listening. So test your listening skills out now and jump into another great episode of Northside NOW! Connect with us on Instagram: instagram.com/northsidenowpodcast Or email us at podcast@northsidejackson.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/northsidenow/message

On this episode I'm joined by Kevin Veitinger, A.K.A. Rev Kev, drummer of the punk-rock band Jeff Two-Names and founder of The Foundry. We talk about his favorite local coffee, experience in the punk scene, and why a Methodist priest would open a coffee shop. During the episode Kevin enjoyed a cup of Alphabet City from Ninth Street Roasting and I had a cup of Tropical Weather from Onyx Coffee Labs. Episode Links: https://ninthstreetespresso.com https://onyxcoffeelab.com https://jefftwonamesandthebornagains.bandcamp.com https://www.beansandbreakdowns.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beansandbreakdowns/message

Welcome Kevin Smith To the Rise and Grind Crew! Rev Kev is a minister at Mt. Olivet Church in Petersburg, VA and we thank him for praying for us today. All of our help comes from the Lord. He is praying for our help! #RiseAndGrindCrew #Coffee #Java #CupOfJoe #MorningMeditationForMen #Podcast #TuesdayAndThursday #GodsGrace #Grace #Prayer #TheImpactMan #SGeoffreyMonts #Anchor #Spotify #ApplePodcast #GooglePodcast #Breaker #Overcast #YouTube #iHeartRadio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lovelaughlegacy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lovelaughlegacy/support

His friends call him "Rev Kev." His colleagues call Reverend Kevin Magee a warrior in the fight against world hunger. This is his story of moving past the pulpit to tackle one of the biggest problems facing our planet today: global food insecurity. Thanks to Covid, the battle just got tougher... migrating beyond impoverished countries to our own backyard.

Racial unrest and discontent towards law enforcement has reached a boiling point. Rev Kev sits down with Middletown (OH) Police Chief David Birk to discuss race, police and faith.

Please keep Rev Kev and his family in your thoughts and prayers. HIs mother passed away Saturday evening. Russell Peirce delivers an impassioned sermon entitled The Kingdom is in your Midst. He references Luke 17:20-21 If you will be in the Independence Square area for Santa Cali Got Labor Day weekend, please consider parking with us. All funds raised go to support our Children's and Youth Ministries as well as our Benevolence Funds to help families in need. You can also contribute financially to our Ministry here We would love to have you worship with us in person! We meet Sunday mornings at 9AM for Sunday School and then at 10:30 for Worship service. We are at 500 West Truman Road in the heart of the Historic Independence Square just one block from the Harry S. Truman home.  

The word “worship” means one thing, and it’s very simple:  Going to a church service -  Right? That’s sometimes the extent of peoples’ understanding of what worship is.  In the last few years it has been slightly modified by some: You might even hear people refer to the musical part of a service is the “Worship,” and there’s everything else. We even call our Music leaders “worship leaders,” because of this. These and other examples show a real misunderstanding of what God considers “worship.” The scriptures teach us something of worship in Paul’s letter to the Roman. Today, we reference Romans 12:1-2 Listen along as Rev Kev explains the teachings from this passage Worship is an act or lifestyle that brings honor and glory to GodGod can use a life of worship to change the worldGod's Work through Worship A life of faith is a gift of worship to God.  This worship is a way to bring glory to God, and invite His presence and influence into our lives. If you will be in the Independence Square area for Santa Cali Got Labor Day weekend, please consider parking with us. All funds raised go to support our Children's and Youth Ministries as well as our Benevolence Funds to help families in need. You can also contribute financially to our Ministry here We would love to have you worship with us in person! We meet Sunday mornings at 9AM for Sunday School and then at 10:30 for Worship service. We are at 500 West Truman Road in the heart of the Historic Independence Square just one block from the Harry S. Truman home.   

It's a special 4th of July Message as Rev Kev has returned from vacation and is ready to talk about how if we allow God into our lives, He will bless us. That goes for our Nation too! It may not be politically correct to say this in our culture today – but we have been blessed by Almighty God! Today we gather and worship, just as we do every Sunday of every week of every year.  We gather to worship a God who has worked to bring us salvation, forgiveness of sins, the ability to live a life with joy, and the eternal rewards that await those that follow Jesus – just like every other week of the year.  Except that this Sunday is just a little different, isn’t it?  We gather like every other Sunday to worship – but on this day, the day before we as a nation celebrate the Freedoms and privileges that came so dear, we gather to worship the God who has worked to bring our great nation into existence! It may be unpopular for us to say this because our nation is struggling with the idea of God and faith, and whether or not He matters;  but we gather today, and celebrate our faith in the God that has changed our personal lives, and the ways in which God has acted in our own nation’s history! This act of worship is nothing new:  The Hebrew people often stopped their activities to do this very thing.  Even though they as a people went through difficult times, economic downturns, and even military defeats, they continually came back and recognized that the very reason they existed as a people was because God had worked to bring that about. In our passage, the Psalmist writes of God’s blessings on nations. We reference Psalms 33:12-22 12) Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord,The people whom He has chosen for His own inheritance. 13) The Lord looks from heaven;He sees all the sons of men; 14) From His dwelling place He looks outOn all the inhabitants of the earth, 15) He who fashions the hearts of them all,He who understands all their works. 16) The king is not saved by a mighty army;A warrior is not delivered by great strength. 17) A horse is a false hope for victory;Nor does it deliver anyone by its great strength. 18) Behold, the eye of the Lord is on those who fear Him,On those who hope for His lovingkindness, 19) To deliver their soul from deathAnd to keep them alive in famine. 20) Our soul waits for the Lord;He is our help and our shield. 21) For our heart rejoices in Him,Because we trust in His holy name. 22) Let Your lovingkindness, O Lord, be upon us,According as we have hoped in You. In this Psalm, which was written to honor God and recognize His blessings upon a people, there are a couple of teachings we acknowledge: God chooses those whom He will bless.God watches over the people who choose to follow Him. God chooses those whom He will bless The old phrase was simply, “How odd of God, to choose the Jews.”  This was a way of saying that God chose to bless the Jewish people before they were a people – and blessed them, even though no-one knew them, loved them, or cared about them.  Indeed, when God chose to work in and through Moses to bring the people out of Egypt, the Jewish nation did not even exist.  They were a slave people thrown into a miserable situation, and poor and helpless.  They cried out to God and He heard their prayers, and began to work to bring them from slavery to the Promised Land, and make them a people that would stand forever.  God “chose” to bless them, form them into a nation, and be their God. That is not so different from the way he has chosen to bless our nation, is it? The earliest settlers here – the Pilgrims – rejoiced that God had brought them safely to our shores, and their first act upon arriving at Plymouth Rock was to kneel and have prayer – thanking God for bringing them here, to begin a new nation that was free from the tyranny of an overpowering government.  They also dedicated their new colony to God’s use and glory. Over and again our early leaders reaffirmed their faith in God’s work and blessings, oftentimes writing of their faith, and God’s work in historical events. Our first president, George Washington, wrote often regarding our Christian faith.  Here is just one quote: “It is impossible to govern the world without God and the Bible.  Of all dispositions and habits that lead to political prosperity, our religion and morality are indispensable supporters.” Our early leaders were not perfect, to be sure; and, we must acknowledge the evil of some of their actions; but within them there was the sense that they were involved in something much larger than themselves – they really believed God was at work!  In retrospect we can see that God chose to use them, flawed as they were, and to bless them and guide them in their efforts – to form us and to bless us as a nation! “Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD, The people whom He has chosen for His own inheritance.” (v.12) There is something else here for us as we prepare to celebrate our nation’s birth, and blessings: God watches over the people who choose to follow Him Pslams 34:18-19 18) The Lord is near to the brokenheartedAnd saves those who are crushed in spirit. 19) Many are the afflictions of the righteous,But the Lord delivers him out of them all. The history of God’s people was one of blessings when they were faithful to God, and one of troubles when they rebelled against His leadership.  God never required them to be perfect, but He did require that they worship only Him, and make efforts to live according to his will and desires.   He was gracious and patient, and fully willing to protect and bless them – as long as they would follow Him in faith! The pattern was the same under Moses, and the Judges, and the Kings – when the people rebelled against God they suffered the consequences, but when they turned from their sin and followed God they were blessed!   This is the way God has always worked with His people – He always loves us and desires to bless us – but our sin and rebellion invariably brings suffering and loss.   Again, this is the way God has always worked with His people – even in our own nation’s history:  Our nation is at its best when we live true to biblical teachings, and at its worst when we reject them: When we rejected the biblical teaching that all are created equal and utilized slavery and prejudice, we brought great misery and destruction to everyone.  The slaves and their families suffered immeasurably, and our nation to this day struggles with the emotional impact that slavery has had upon our people.When we rejected the biblical teachings regarding human sexuality and the importance of the family, we began a downward spiral that has damaged the mental and emotional health of millions of children, and threatens the very strength and unity of our nation.  When we followed the leadership of God’s people in the past, and our leaders and our people united in prayer after the tragedy of 9-11, our nation became stronger and better than ever before!  When Christians united in hurricane relief after Katrina (over 60% of volunteers were Christian!); we saw a nation that was generous and loving, and worked for the common good. When we acknowledge God’s place in our lives God forgives and works and blesses, especially in times of fear and desperation! Our nation is a great nation, blessed by God!  We are not perfect; we have profound flaws in our society that have come as a result of rejection of God’s leadership; at the same time, however, God loves us and continues to bless us and make us strong. “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, The people whom He has chosen for His own inheritance.  I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth.  O magnify the Lord with me, And let us exalt His name together.  O taste and see that the Lord is good; How blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him!" Psalms 33:12; 34:1, 3, 8 What are your biggest takeaways from today's sermon?  Do you have feedback on today's sermon? Is there something you would like to discuss further? Drop me a line either at revk@fbcindep.org or fill out our Connection Card and let's talk! Contribute to our Ministry here https://firstbaptistofindependence.aware3.net/give

Rev Kev is on a well deserved vacation, but nothing to worry the congregation was left in the very capable hands of Russell Peirce. Listen along as Russell discuss how Christians are often faced with the important decision to Flee, Freeze, or Fight. He also draw parallels in how Jesus responded when he was put in these same situations.  

On the inaugural episode of The Holy Hot Boys (Preach aka Dr. Swagstine and Kev aka Rev Kev) introduces themselves to their listing audience and let them know why they start the show. They opening the podcast with the discussion on "Gentrification" and "Culture Vultures". Support the show (https://cash.app/$HOLYHOTBOYS)

Today JaVonne will be joined for chat with co-host Terez and the one and only Rev. Kev to discuss today's politics and the importance of the vote. We will also welcome the beautiful and talented Linda Clifford to discuss music and politics as well. This is going to be a great discussion and we will top the show off with a bit of music at the top, so be sure to call in or listen at (347) 996-5394. Press 1 to speak!

In Season 3, Rev Kev is sharing segments from his recently completed "Faithfully Funny" series on a Cincinnati based radio show. He is joined by his close friends, Hay J, who is a national comedian and T. Shores, who Rev. Kev co-pastors with at Church on the Rock in Middletown, Ohio. This discussion will focus on Church and Cultural Immersion. Real talk with a FLAVOR of comedy and spirituality.

With the new year beginning Rev Kev encourages you to move into ACTION!

THIS 80 MINUTE MIX WAS PRODUCED BY JASON JANI OF THE SCE EVENT GROUP 1. Youth - Foxes (Disco Fries) 2. Stay The Night - Zedd feat Hayley Williams (H. Fong Remix Cut) 3. We Can't Stop - Miley Cyrus (Gazzo X Kalkutta Remix) 4. Still into you - Paramore (Riddler) 5. Girlfriend - Icona Pop (J/Jani Intro Re-Rub) 6. Hey Brother - Avicii (CK Cut) 7. Timber - Pitbull Feat Kesha (Starjack & Codeman Vs J/Jani Mixshow Edit) 8. This is what it feels like (Rev Kev v Guetta) 9. Monster - Rihanna & Eminem (DJ Scooter QM) 10. Clarity - Zedd (Zedd vs Nari & Milani vs Nicky Romero) 11. And then we danced - Macklemore (TJR) 12. Holy Grail - Bruno Mars (David S Whats Up Suckas Mash) 13. Animal Friends - Martin Garix vs Justice (Beatbreaker) 14. Radioactive - Imagine Dragons (Alex Dreams CK Cut) 15. Alive - Empire of the Sun (Zedd Remix Cut) 16. What Now - Rihanna (Firebeatz Big Room) 17. Thinking about you - Calvin Harris (Firebeatz Clean Rmx) 18. Booyah Spaceman Found Love (Bosa & Andy Viscaral Supermash) 19. Final Countdown - Makj x Hardwell x Europe (tek One and Chavez Bootleg) 20. Wake me up - Avicii (Scooter Remix) 21. Burn _ Ellie Goulding (Funk3d Club Remix vs J/Jani Re-cut) 22. Work Bitch - Britney Spears (David S) 23. All night - Icona Pop (Petedown Bootleg) 24. Push Play - Zedd feat Miriam Bryant 25. Roar - Kary Perry (Anthem Kingz Insanity Bootleg) 26. Apollo's Counting Stars - One Republic (Starjack Masher) 27. Replay - Zendaya (Jump Smokers Remix) 28. Wrecking Ball - Miley Cyrus (Devine Big Room Cut) 29. Seven Nation Army - The White Stripes (White Panda vs J/Jani Dub) 30. A million Swedish Summers - SMH vs B. Adams (White Panda Remix) 31. Million Voices to Apologize - One Republic vs Otto Knows (Kevin Scott) 32. Safe and Sound - Capital Cities (John Dahlaback / JD Live) 33. All of the lights Kayne West feat Rihanna (J. Fletcher Bootleg) 34. Love is Gone meets Tsunami (Epic Rework Smash) 35. Boneless at this Party (White Label) 36. Summertime Sadness with Bones - Lana Del Rey (Aoki vs Lake vs Tujamo) 37. Reason - Nervo (Beatbreaker) 38. Liv for the night - Krewella (W&W Remix) 39. Just one last time - David Guetta (Hard Rock Sofa Big Room Mix) Thank you for your listen.

This week on ...  For the People... law in plain language with Debra D. Rainey, Esq.  Gay & God, A Candid discussion about Homosexuality and Religion, where do you stand? This show was eye opening, spiritually enticing and so much more! The FTP Fam was joined in the studio by: Reverend Kevin Porter aka Rev Kev, an ordained Presbyterian Minister, who suggested that translations and considerations of biblical passages, ought to get with the times; Sandy Smith aka 'Sandman', Exile in Philadelphia, a writer extraordinaire, ex-Episcopalian now full fledged Presbyterian as well as being an Out and proud Gay Christian, says God is love, not judgment; Mary Pitts aka 'Truth Serum' CEO of Prophetic Presentations, endeavors to bring the Arts to folks and show them the way to Grace through the Arts, says The Fall of Man establishes that Sin is sin regardless of the sin; and Darrell McPherson aka "Brother D", Minister, Co-Host of PraisELujah a weekly Gospel music show heard on www.gtownradio.com, and an exceedingly opinionated Servant of God, pronounced that Homosexuality is a Sin but God loves Gay folks anyway.   You gotta tune in to this episode, and what about Kirk Franklin and Donnie McClurkin? TEXT LINE 215-435-4099 Listen. CALL. talk LIVE. DiScUsS. TUESDAY'S 8-9:30 PM (EST) Host: Debra D. Rainey, The Compassionate Lawyer Cohosts: Blaq aka the “Broke Poet and Chamara aka "Cheddar" Cotton Executive Producer: Renee Norris-Jones Managing Producer: Chamara Cotton aka ‘Ladygohard Cheddar’ Associate Producer:  Robbin K. Stanton, aka “Aunt Robbin” FTP Team: Jeremy, Marlena and Keishla This episode was the brain child of Debra D. Rainey, Esq. Weekly Podcasts: iTunes & Podomatic Like us FACEBOOK    ~   Follow us TWITTER Air date: September 10, 2013 ~ LISTEN with the TUNEIN APP on your SMARTPHONE ~     __________________________________________