Podcasts about Ringwood

After Britt from Ringwood decided to choose $50,000 cash on Million Dollar Day, that leaves $1,000,000 still up for grabs!Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A moviegoer has given a vivid account of what happened inside a cinema in Ringwood last night during the screening of 'A Minecraft Movie'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we are sitting down with Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor Kate Ringwood to chat about all sorts of struggles athletes (and runners) face and healthy ways to face these struggles! Kate runs Serendipity Counseling and is a lifelong athlete and runner herself. In this episode we chat about all sorts of things like, the struggles of an athlete who cannot compete in his/her sport anymore, perfectionism, disordered eating vs eating disorders, and 5 Habits that negatively impact your running. Lots of good information in this one!! I hope you learn something! More from Kate and Serendipity Counseling: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/serendipity.counseling/ Website: https://www.serendipitycounseling.com/

Ringwood Publishing is an independent Scottish publisher based in Glasgow.  In January they hosted an even called Reflections and Revelations: Our Memoirs Event showcasing several of their authors who have written books based on Memoir.   Fiona and Marlene were delighted to attend and record the event.  Speakers and readings are: 00:01:04  Mary McCabe, author of Two Closes and a Referendum and Stirring the Dust 00:08:27  Carol Fox, author of Memoirs of a Feminist Mother 00:16:36  Sandy Jamieson, Chief Executive of Ringwood introducing the work of the late Brendan McLaughlin and John Keeman 00:22:57  Brendan McLaughlin's daughter Siobhan  00:24:51  Reading from First of May by Brendan McLaughlin 00:27:32  Reading from In the Shadow of the Crane by John Keeman 00:32:13  Maureen Cullen, author of Kitten Heels 00:40:43  Kirsten McQuarrie, author of Remember the Rowan 00:45:03   Panel discussion and questions from the audience  More about Ringwood publishers, featured authors and their books at  https://www.ringwoodpublishing.com/ #memoirs #ringwoodpublishers #scottish The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts.  Remember to like and subscribe! Contact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com  Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe for free to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips.  video premieres most Tuesdays at 8pm If you've enjoyed this podcast you might like to buy us a coffee?  https://ko-fi.com/scottishindependencepodcasts or choose us as your Easyfundraising good cause. Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod

Ringwood Road Site | 19th January 2025 | Matthew Hosier | Recommissioned for New Life by Gateway Church

On this episode of Seeing Eye Dogs Show we're got two timeless repeats- it's been a busy few months at SED, but these are still relevant and we think you'll enjoy. We've got two vet interviews with Dr Ashe Mooney of SVT, about heatstroke what it is, the signs and how to prevent it, and about hot pavement skin care and looking after your pups' paws. Then I have a volunteer story with Anja Schaefer who's going to talk to us about her two roles caring for dogs in formal training, and in our puppy block facility on site in Kensington Victoria. We're looking for lots of types of carers currently including training dog carers local to SED Kensington site, in the Belgrave and Ringwood areas and Gosford region of NSW. Head to the training dog care page of our website to find out about training dog care. If you'd like to find out more about Seeing Eye Dogs head to our website: https://sed.visionaustralia.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President-elect Donald Trump is starting to fill key posts in his second administration, putting an emphasis so far on aides and allies who were his strongest backers during the 2024 campaign. Among his picks are Susie Wiles for chief of staff, Elise Stefanik for United Nations ambassador, and Tom Homan and Stephen Miller for a pair of roles that will include immigration enforcement. Miller will be deputy chief of staff for policy while Homan will be “border czar,” a role in which he'll oversee Trump's promised largest deportation operation in U.S. history. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti’s international airport was shut down after gangs opened fire at a commercial flight landing in Port-Au-Prince. The shooting Monday prompted some airlines to temporarily suspend operations as the country swore in a new interim prime minister.  BANGKOK (AP) — Chinese police say a driver has killed 35 people and injured another 43 severely when he deliberately rammed his car into people exercising at a sports center in the southern Chinese city of Zhuhai.  RINGWOOD, N.J. (AP) — Fire crews are battling small wildfires across the Northeast U.S. The East Coast fires were burning Monday as much larger wildfires raged in California. Firefighters continued making progress against a wildfire northwest of Los Angeles in Ventura County. CHURCH CREEK, Md. (AP) — Revered abolitionist Harriet Tubman has been posthumously awarded the rank of general. Tubman was the first woman to oversee an American military action during a time of war. Dozens gathered on Veterans Day at the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park in Maryland’s Dorcester County for a formal ceremony making Tubman a one-star brigadier general in the state’s National Guard.   In other news: Judge set to rule on whether to scrap Trump's conviction in hush money case. Biden EPA to charge first-ever ‘methane fee’ for drilling waste by oil and gas companies. Congress returns to unfinished business and a new Trump era. California Gov. Gavin Newsom will spend part of week in DC as he tries to Trump-proof state policies. Shelley Adler reports on President Joe Biden’s remarks on Veterans Day. Julie Walker reports on the Veterans Day Parade in New York City. Shelley Adler reports on a Veteran's Day event honoring the greatest generation. Cruise ship rescues 4 from disabled catamaran hundreds of miles off Bermuda, officials say. Engines on 1.4 million Honda vehicles might fail, so US regulators open an investigation. Stock market today Wall Street rolls higher as bitcoin bursts above $87,000. Bitcoin has topped $87,000 for a new record high. What to know about crypto's post-election rally. The Rams get a road win on Monday Night Football, the Bears stay with Williams at quarterback, the Cavs remain perfect, and the Hurricanes continue to dominate. And the Rays' Wander Franco, who awaits sex abuse trial, arrested in armed altercation. Biggest name world leaders missing at United Nations climate talks, but others try to fill the void. Afghanistan attends United Nations climate talks for first time since Taliban's return to power. Israeli strikes kill 11 in Gaza as US deadline to Israel to surge aid expires. —The Associated Press About this program Host Terry Lipshetz is managing editor of the national newsroom for Lee Enterprises. Besides producing the daily Hot off the Wire news podcast, Terry conducts periodic interviews for this Behind the Headlines program, co-hosts the Streamed & Screened movies and television program and is the former producer of Across the Sky, a podcast dedicated to weather and climate. Theme music The News Tonight, used under license from Soundstripe. YouTube clearance: ZR2MOTROGI4XAHRX

In this episode of Ben & Harry... Harry's health update, why he missed a match and how he is feeling, plus Ben's take on the Bombers. This or That Our Olympics specialty  A special question from Michael in Bali Twinners & Losers CODEWORD FOR GUERNSEY GIVEAWAY Question time: Kutcher from Swan Hill, Ben from Brooklyn, Luke from Werribee, Baylan from Ringwood and our favourite, Maddy from Epping! ENTER GUERNSEY COMPETITION HERE: https://listnr.com/benandharrycomp  Get involved in the show by DMing Ben & Harry on Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/benandharrypodcast/) ...and follow us on TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@benandharrypodcast) Host: Will "Rollo" Ralston, Executive Producer: Michael James, Audio engineer: Chris Marsh, Social media: Ethan Meldrum -------------- new episode every Tuesday! Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://www.listnr.com/podcasts/ben-and-harry Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ben-and-harry/id1675419795  Subscribe on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0sBeweyrEckNmmmwRoEUb0?si=6839e82cfce24d9f See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Looking back, I can now see that {taking a break from collegiate running} was actually me listening to my body. And I actually feel I did the brave thing, taking that time off.” Kate Ringwood is an eating disorder (ED) therapist, working with clients in treatment and recovery to improve and/or mold their relationship to movement and sports. She's been a runner since she was 10, and competed at the collegiate level while navigating her own ED and healing process. Kate took a year off of running and training with her team, and talks about the importance of that year for her overall wellbeing, her relationship to running and competing, and her longevity in the sport.  We also talk about what the Higher Levels of care, aka HLOC, mean in the ED treatment world, and what her work as looked like at various levels.  You'll find Kate at serendipitycounseling.com.  The other links:  @lane9project on Instagram lane9project.org to get in touch with! and lane9project.substack.com to subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter Want to hire Lane 9 Project for your run coaching needs, or to provide a workshop to your athletes or staff? Reach out. We'd love to chat!

Suzanne Colucci has the afternoon's top headlines from the WCBS 880 newsroom...

Carlton superstar Harry McKay drops by to explain what happens in an AFL off-season. Belle puts her face over a kettle, Liam may die any second, and Ben  Quote of the Show: "Banana mush" Adults who eat kids' food 610 Quiz: Everyone's being nice today A cure themed little song Harry Mckay invites us to Carlton's preseason Liam tries to get forty people in the draw for Tay Lisa from Ringwood gives us her honest ‘Tipping Point' review Brain chips are a thing Belle's Mum told her to put her face over a kettle Liam may die any second now Corrina! You've won tickets to Tay See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Hassan in the studio this week is a man who is famed for his crazy European adventures which span over decades, it's Poingdestre Angling Centres' Mike Brown.Mike has gained a reputation for his incredible angling exploits fishing the likes of Lac du Der , Rainbow, Cassein and a huge arrange of public waters spread over Europe. In fact he has been doing these trips before this type of angling was as popular as it is now. He talks about how this came to be, what drives him and always has to this style of angling as well as an array of incredible stories and insight into his European angling.Mikes also talks about his UK chapters with his grounding around Ringwood. This is an area of Mikes angling that is more unknown but without surprise he sexily always had the ability to catch them. He shares stories about his carp fishing development and influences as well and how this lead him to work in the trade also.Mike is a humble yet incredible angler who has found what he wants and has always beat the crowds in search of carp fishing at its purist. 

This month we have Mr Stogleman himself, Nick Dunn. We take a trip down memory lane as he recalls his time on some special Ringwood venues that once contained some incredible carp, fish that managed to stay fairly hidden from the public eye for many years. We also delve into his love for Cows, Corkballs, Old Carp and of course his close friendships. Those that have made the Ringwood scene so special. Mark and Mike also cover some home truths of diet, they delve into mouth damage before finishing off with a dissection of the recent Fox underwater film. Enjoy. 

Introduction For about 40 years now, I have been a Christian Disciple - a follower of Jesus. It has been an exciting journey on the road of life. I have had my ups and my downs through that journey of 40 years. Most of it I have forgotten. But this I do remember - I know that Jesus has been there with me. I know, that I know, that I know. After my conversion and baptism, I was taken in hand and discipled. Once a week, for about a year, I had a midweek meeting with a mentor, for prayer, bible study, accountability and guidance. Right Mouse click to save this as a mp3 audio file From my observation of Christianity today, that experience would now be rare, as Discipleship is generally in the control of a home group. That works well if that new convert gets some form of bible study, prayer and accountability. Often though, that is not the case and the home group is more an extended social club. Or we are just told to get on with it ourselves and the church isn't interested in helping in lifelong discipleship, outside of Sundays or home groups. The Christianity I see today is broad and wide, but it is also in large parts, wafer thin - there appears to be not much depth to it. ----more---- The very idea of discipleship is almost anathema in some church circles today, and dare I say, that is why churches are depleting across this land - even within those that would identify themselves as 'evangelical'. People in those churches may know what to believe, but they probably do not know why they believe it and how it affects their behaviour. People coming in the front door and going out the back door - that's if they even enter a church in the first place! I know many Christians who don't attend a church regularly, for all sorts of reasons. So given that, what does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus Christ and what difference does it make? 1. What is a Disciple? Firstly, let's look at what a Disciple is! As I said, the words 'Disciple' and 'Discipleship' are almost dirty words in some church circles today. I guess because we don't like the word 'discipline' in the church today. A Christian Disciple, is somebody who has accepted Jesus call on their life and they are a follower and learner of Him. Before He ascended, Jesus commanded in Matthew 28:18-20: "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." In these verses Jesus commanded his Disciples to go and make other disciples. Note Jesus did not say go make converts. Billy Graham once said, "To only go around making converts and not offering some form of discipleship and aftercare, is a form of spiritual abuse." Many people have been hurt down through the years this way. It's like leaving a newborn baby floundering for help, only for the cries to go unheard. No! Jesus said go train people, give instructions to others about this new way of living and mark them with baptism! Discipleship of Jesus means that Christian Disciples are to train, be trained, instruct and be instructed in the way of life Jesus showed. To listen to some Churches today, Christian Discipleship is all about a form of spiritual belief where it is just believing, and nothing to do with training, instruction and following Jesus' way in life. Too many Christians I talk to and know have fallen into the belief, that belief is enough. Note, I did not say they were not saved! Oh they may have their salvation, but they are also holding onto that salvation by their fingernails rather than having a full grip! They are being taught that church is all about having a high entertainment value. They are being taught, either implicitly or explicitly, that they don't have to work out their own salvation. They are being taught that they don't have to take up their own cross daily. I know they are being told that, because I have talked to them! A disciple of Jesus Christ is not just somebody who believes in Him. Rather, being a disciple means accepting Jesus' call to follow Him, and letting Him permeate every aspect of life. Discipleship involves taking up your cross daily in response to Jesus' command over you. Taking it up daily, not as a once in a lifetime offer or once a week on a Sunday. Is that you? So if that's what a Christian Disciple is, what is the goal of being a Disciple? 2. What is the goal of a Disciple? The Apostle of love, John, wrote in 1 John 2:3-6 "We know that we have come to know Jesus if we obey his commands. The man who says, "I know him," but does not do what he commands is a liar, and the truth is not in him. But if anyone obeys his word, God's love is truly made complete in him. This is how we know we are in him: Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did." The ultimate goal for any Christian Disciple, is to be radical and living a life worthy of Jesus and undergoing constant life change and transformation. A Christian Disciple is somebody learning to be like Jesus in every facet of life, practising His presence with them every second of every day, and so engaging their life with Him so that He truly lives through them. It is living a life which reflects Jesus the Son of God, by total submission to the Holy Spirit, which is to the praise of God the Father. It is not done out of some slavish form of guilt, but borne out of a desire and love! Christian Disciples are to be radical and endeavouring to reach the goal of being Jesus to others! This is done by a constant renewing of the mind and having a willing heart to be transformed. It is by loving others in such a way, that the end of a Christian Disciple's generosity is only when their resources have expired. How generous are you towards others, particularly those others who are not within your own circle of friends? A Christian Disciple is to live and walk as Jesus did; imitating Jesus and obeying his command to take up their cross daily and follow Him closely. A life imitating Jesus, not out of guilt, but out of love! Dietrich Bonhoeffer put it like this: "When Jesus Christ calls a person, he bids them die, die to their own selfish self." Dying to ones self, is the loving of others, in action. Again, that is not a popular message in churches today. Loving others sacrificially, is radically showing Jesus' command to "love one another" (John 15:17) and putting those words into practise. That means all Disciples of Jesus Christ are expected to be self-sacrificing, having taken up their own cross - looking to the interests of others, before fulfilling their own interests and desires. How is that for being radical Disciples of Jesus Christ in the 21st century? How else can people out there in the community know that we love God, if not by seeing that we love each other and them with extravagant generosity? Being a Disciple of Jesus Christ is being called to a life of total loving obedience and freely submitting to Jesus Christ. Being a Disciple of Jesus Christ is freely letting that obedience and submission permeate all areas of life! As Christian individuals, whether we like it or not, we are linked together in a Christian community through rebirth, and our relationship exists only through our relationship with Jesus Christ. Look around you now. If that person next to you or at the other end of the row is a Christian, then they are in relationship with you, through Jesus Christ. That person in another church in this town, who is in relationship with Jesus Christ, is in relationship with you, through the same Jesus Christ. Whether you like it or not, that is fact. You cannot escape that person - however much you may like to think that you can. We, as Christian Disciples, are interdependent upon one another, bound by a corporate inclusivity. The church community of disciples of Jesus Christ is to be dynamic by nature. Within the church in Ringwood, and by that, I mean all those who would say they are Christians in this community; there are too many individualistic Christians. Not just Ringwood, but certainly in the Western Church in general, and that I think, is one of the great failings of 21st century Western Christianity. There are far too many Christians, who wants all the benefits of being a Christian Disciple, but don't want to the responsibility of working at living and growing as a Christian Disciple! For instance, if we say "I love my neighbour" and yet refuse to help when that person needs help, what does that tell your neighbour? It certainly doesn't say that you love them! And who is your neighbour? Look around. Loving others is an endemic part of living as a Christian Disciple. Loving God and loving others shows you are reaching towards the ultimate goal for any Christian Disciple, which is to be radical and living a life worthy of Jesus and undergoing constant life change and transformation. Now a couple of questions to delve deeper and ponder to ourselves for a few minute... Q1. How have I taken up my own cross in order to follow the Master, Jesus? Q2. How have I wanted all the benefits of being a Christian Disciple but not the responsibility? 3. Living and Growing as a Christian Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 3:18: 'And we, who with unveiled faces all reflect the Lord's glory, are being transformed into his likeness with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.' Living As 21st century people, we are inculcated to think that success is instant. We like everything instantly, we want it now, and if we don't get it now, watch out! We live in an instant society which wants everything now and to be gratified instantly. Just a cursory look down the High Street will tell you that! But success, as I am sure you are well aware, is not instant. Ask those Olympic Gold medallists if their success was instant and they just turned up in London 2 weeks ago, to compete in a sport they had never played before. Of course it wasn't - it took a lot of hard graft and determination! The same is true in living successfully as Christian Disciples, as followers of Jesus Christ. It can be hard work, but again, we are not left alone to do anything in our own strength, but in the strength of the Almighty Holy Spirit who lives within us! Living as a Christian Disciple is not a matter of expecting spiritual maturity to occur overnight, it is an exiciting journey with many wow factors through out! Fullness of life is achieved as we allow Jesus Christ to live this fullness of life through us, so that we start to think and respond like He would, to the people and circumstances around us. Where we are learning to see circumstances and people from God's perspective, rather than reacting on the basis of feelings. Yes it is hard, but it is worth it, and it can be done if we rely on the Holy Spirit who lives within us and empowering us. Growing A vital part of living is growing - just as babies grow to be adults! The process of growing, becoming more like Jesus is, in one of the big words of theology: sanctification. It is like the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly. It is a cleansing, and a yearning to live a life worthy of the Master Servant, Jesus Christ. Sometimes it's a difficult path, but nobody said that growing to be more like Jesus was going to be easy. But He is with you, through the Holy Spirit who is within you! How easy we forget that fact! Now you may well ask, that if I am growing and being sanctified, why do I still continue to sin? Firstly, you sin because you choose to sin. Nobody else can take the rap. The devil and the world may tempt you to sin, but it is only you that does the sinning. So do not succumb to the wiles and ways of the devil and the world! Tell them to get lost! Secondly, when you became a Christian, you gained a new nature, albeit in embryonic form. As this new nature grows, your old nature shrivels and shrinks yet refuses to die quickly. So our new nature, now that you are a Disciple of Jesus, fights against your old nature. So what can a Disciple do? As Christian Disciples, we are not left alone to fend for ourselves. We overcome sin & temptation through the power of the Holy Spirit, who was promised by Jesus. The Holy Spirit works in us, and assists our new nature in overcoming the old nature. We may struggle in our own strength, but with the power of the Holy Spirit, our old nature shrivels. Remind yourself that temptation itself is not sin! Otherwise Jesus Himself would have sinned, and we know that even though He faced constant temptation, we know for certain, that He did not sin. It is rather, that as Christian Disciples, having died and been raised with Jesus Christ, we now live in the freedom of the indwelling Holy Spirit. The beloved Apostle John wrote in 1 John 4: "You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world." Christian Disciples aren't made of Chocolate and melt under pressure. Christian Disciples are born of the Spirit of God and His power is ever reliable! We as Christian Disciples are to love. If however, a Christian Disciple does succumb to temptation and sins then, when that Disciple recognizes that they have sinned, they need to repent quickly! Unconfessed sin soon becomes a heavy burden. Confession & repentance are needed. Not a confession borne from constant grace-less guilt but rather a repentance born from grace! In a lot of church services, that is why the confession of sin comes at the start of services. It is as John Stott once said "penitence is to come before praise!" Lets have a time once more to reflect again, delve a bit deeper with a couple of questions and then after a couple of minutes, we will have another song. Q1. How can I live a life worthy of, and pleasing to, Jesus? Q2. What pressures am I constantly confronted by? 4. Going on! Lots of those who claim to be Christian, would also rightly claim to be John 3:16 people "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." But we are not to just leave it there, we are to press on and be 1 John 3:16 people "This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters." Not only are we to live and grow as Christian Disciples, we are also to go on and persevere as Christian Disciples. Yes, I know sometimes life can be difficult but we can persevere because as Christian Disciples, we have the living God inside us, the Holy Spirit empowering us, comforting, consoling and counselling, ever encouraging us onwards and upwards. At least that's my experience of Him! Not only are you to live as a Christian Disciple, you are also to grow as a Christian Disciple. Not only are you to grow, you are to persevere. As a Christian Disciple, here is a hallmark to signify that you are persevering. That word is servant. Servant. The word servant as I am sure you know, is key in Scripture. The supreme servant, Jesus, talked about it a lot as well as living a life of service! When a Christian Disciple serves, God's honour is released, because service shows the beauty and glory of Jesus Christ to those being served and to those watching. That is to be our motive for service - the release of God's honour and He is glorified. Serving is never to be about what you and I can get out of it. When that is the motive, God is not glorified. Serving is to be borne out of love for others and no other reason. We can choose to serve selfishly as Judas did or we can choose to serve lovingly like John did. God's glory, honour and supremacy are to be the goal of a Christian Disciple's life. Spiritual growth comes from serving. This is because what ever is given in service of God and others, faith grows and Jesus Christ gives back even more. Why do we do the things we do for the church and others? Is it motivated out of love for Christ? Or is it motivated out of some vain self satisfying glory and duty? Serving others is a sign of faith in God and are trusting in Him. It's a visible aspect of invisible faith. Service is the outward expression of inner beliefs. Serving is an outward expression of inner faith - an external working out of salvation. Serving God and others is the mark of a spiritually mature (or spiritually maturing) Christian Disciple and through service, the greatest servant of all, Jesus Christ, is reflected. It is one of the main hallmarks of a living, growing and persevering Christian Disciple. Not only are we to serve but we are also to show our dependency on others by allowing them to serve us when we are in need. Again this is counter-cultural - a culture where people are to be independent of others. Remember Jesus washing the feet of his disciples and what he said to Peter when Peter protested about having his feet washed? As Christian Disciples, we are interdependent upon each other. In the same way one part of the human body is dependence on another part. That is why we serve each other and use generously for the benefit of others what we have been given by God. The Gospel is "God helps those who cannot help themselves." Yet so often, we deny it. We want it for ourselves, and more often than not, we are not willing to have that attitude towards others. An endemic part of Discipleship is our active work of service, loving others and allowing others to serve and love ourselves - all to the glory of God alone, through Jesus Christ and in the creative power of the Holy Spirit. As Christian Disciples, we are to be as Jesus Christ to others, to serve and be served by submitting ourselves to the Holy Spirit and His authority. By doing this the lives of other people could be changed to the glory of God! I know people who are worried about how others are serving. Don't worry about how that other person is serving God and other people. Be more concerned how you yourself are serving and why you are doing it. People can be changed for God's greater glory because of your acts of service and worship. Now a further couple of questions to ponder to ourselves for a few minutes! Q1. How can I, both improve my serve and also allow others to serve me? Q2. Why do I do what I do for others? 5. Warning And now lastly, very briefly, we have a warning! The Apostle Paul writing in Philippians 2:3-4 "Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others." Contrast those Paul-ine values to those of our society, where morality can be summed up with this kind of attitude: "Good is self and self is good. Greed is good and good is greed!" It is used in advertising to great effect. A brief walk down the High Street will show you that! That is where the importance of ones own self, is placed at higher importance than other people. Individualism imbued with self-reliance and personal independence. Even when help and compassion are offered, so often there are strings attached and hoops to be jumped through. Sadly, it is not just within society that this exists, but it has also infiltrated into some parts of the Church. Where that occurs, it is in denial of the basic rule of compassion and mercy, which dictates that Christian Disciples are to be lovingly helping and serving others, because those others are also humans created in the image of God, loved by God and so should be loved unconditionally by those who proclaim to be God's people - the Church. Denying that basic need to others is selfishness and places others below our own selves. Individualism is not showing love towards others, and can never be considering placing others higher than your own self. It certainly could not be construed as serving other people, to always place your own desires above those of others. Individualism hampers spiritual growth because it impedes loving others and our servant-hood of God and others. Conclusion We have seen that those who claim to be Christian Disciples, are to live for Jesus, grow in maturity and keep on going forward in faith in Jesus. We discovered together that we are to train, be trained, instruct and be instructed in the way of life that Jesus showed. We discovered that the Christian Disciple is to live a life which is constantly "dealing with God" in all matters - just as Jesus the Master Servant did. The growth of those claiming to be Christian Disciples is discerned in their love for, and service of, all others - not just those within their close circle of friends & acquaintances. The world out there is watching. I know they are watching, because they tell me. Each church is only one generation from closing. Let us go from here, determined to be a transformed people, living, growing and serving for the glory of God the Father, through Your Master Servant Jesus Christ the Son in the creative power of the Holy Spirit who lives inside you. Right Mouse click to save this as a mp3 audio file Click on the appropriate link below to subscribe, share or download our iPhone App!

The twenty-third episode of our podcast, where we loosen and bind the Word of God in a discussional space to help us and others grow in Messiah. For our doctrine, feel free to check out our Torah Portion teachings on YouTube, but here it is about finding the links between God's righteous instructions and our own lives today. So open your Bibles and your minds, and join us as we discuss matters that affect our faith day-to-day, learning how to be better disciples and apostles of the Most-High, as we immerse ourselves in the Word of God, fellowship and edifying conversation.

Beckie in Ringwood and Keith in Aberdeen cure us of the Monday blues in today's quiz!

HealthLeaders payer and finance editor Jay Asser is joined by Bill Ringwood, associate principal with Vizient and Sg2, and Tawnya Bosko, senior principal for Vizient and Sg2, to discuss how providers can prepare for increased levels of Medicare Advantage in their market. Ringwood and Bosko identify trends in the private program and share how Vizient and Sg2 are well positioned to help organizations in their approach.

Reporters Alex Nussbaum and Tom Troncone lead this narrative that detailed the role Mafia haulers, and other corner-cutting-carters, had in dumping Ford waste. Ringwood residents, who advocated against industrial chemicals, medical waste, and Ford paint sludge being hauled to a private landfill in the woods, found their lives threatened.You can buy Chuck's original book "Get the Lead Out" by clicking this link: https://www.bkstr.com/ramapostore/product/get-the-lead-out--custom--428867-1Please remember to tell your friends and family about our podcast and feel free to email us with some of your own stories at: cstead@ramapo.edu

It's The first Quiz of the week, whose name is on that Smart Speaker...Davy or Graham?

In Februarys Episode we talk about the devastatingly sad murder of Elizabeth Frances Membrey a young aspiring journalist with her whole life ahead of her who met a tragic end in the Melbourne suburb of Ringwood known as Australia's Gone Girl. We go way back to the 90s for this episode and we might go off the track a bit - we love a bit of 90s music.  Sources for this ep are: The Herald Sun Daily Mail The Australian Missing Persons Registry The police interview on you tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IEAXmzY14gAlso a big thank you to the listener who requested this episode And a huge thank you to our official podcast sponsor Mummys Marvellous Melts Please go and check them out at https://www.instagram.com/mummysmarvellousmelts/mummysmarvellousmelts.com/https://www.etsy.com/shop/mummysmarvellousmlts/?etsrc=sdtAnd use your exclusive discount code MM&M for all listeners of Mums Mysteries & Murder Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mumsmysteriesandmurder/You can also support the pod and buy us a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/mumsmysteriesandmurderAnd we would love it if you could give us a cheeky review & subscribe to make sure you don't miss an episode.

We hear from people whose mums have kicked off in public. Ben veto's some baby names and we talk G-Strings... Niiiice.  Did your mum kick off?   Batman's coming out guys!   610 Quiz: Sorry no batman   Are G-Stings hot?   The price of beer is up  What baby name did you veto?  Belle's boyfriend laser tatted his arm  What useless information have you retained?   Lisa from Ringwood gives her thoughts to free to air    The Jo Bro's have their own star    What's trending: L Plater clocked at 253kmh  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Introducing Hazard NJ! A new series examining prominent Superfund sites around New Jersey, and ways they're impacted by climate change. In this episode: Ringwood and Ford's toxic legacy. In July 2005, Roger De Groat stepped outside his home in the secluded, forested community of Upper Ringwood to find a hole the size of a swimming pool where his backyard used to be. Roger's home, like the rest in the neighborhood, sits atop an extensive system of abandoned iron mines, and sinkholes like these have opened every so often for decades. But what's in the mines is a different kind of lingering threat. Ford Motor Company turned the mines into a toxic waste dump in the '60s and '70s, with little regard for the people, overwhelmingly Ramapough Lenape Nation tribal members, that were dumped on. Today the community is gripped by cancer and other diseases that residents believe is tied to the chemicals Ford left behind. When the EPA put the Ringwood Mines on the Superfund list, a shoddy cleanup left so much pollution behind that the site had to be relisted. A second try at cleaning up the mess is now underway. As climate change brings increasingly heavy rains to the area, toxic chemicals known to be in the groundwater are threatening to migrate towards a critical water supply reservoir nearby.

God so loved us that He sent His Only Begotten Son—not to condemn us, but to save us.

New, Extra Protective COVID Vaccines Are On The Way Earlier this week, the FDA approved brand new COVID-19 vaccines from both Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech that are designed to better protect people from the BA.4 and BA.5 omicron subvariants. At the same time, the U.S. is scaling back free testing and precautionary measures, putting more pressure on vaccines. Casey Crownhart, a climate and technology reporter at MIT Technology Review, joins Ira to talk about COVID updates and other science news of the week. They also discuss how the U.S. is bracing for a record-breaking heatwave, the devastating floods in Pakistan, how the city of Jackson, MI ended up without running water, why Greenland's “zombie ice” is causing concern, a massive investment in solar power, and a clue as to how the Ancient Egyptians built the pyramids of Giza.   New Jersey's Lenape Nation Fights Ford's Toxic Legacy The Turtle Clan of the Ramapough Lenape Nation has lived in the wooded hills around Ringwood for centuries, enduring the impacts of European settlement and the building up of America. But the toxic waste that now surrounds the Passaic County community is from an invasion of an entirely different kind. And it wasn't long before residents started getting sick. When the federal government created the National Priorities List, better known as Superfund, in 1980, abandoned iron mines in Ringwood were among the first sites to be listed; they made the list in 1983. Between 1965 and 1974, the Ford Motor Company dumped hundreds of thousands of gallons of paint sludge, solvents and other waste into the mines scattered throughout the Turtle Clan's homeland. By then, the southern portion of the site had been sold off by Ford to the Ringwood Solid Waste Management Authority, which went on dumping more waste onto and into the already toxic land. Arsenic and lead, benzene and 1,4-dioxane leached into groundwater. Kids played among slabs of hardened paint sludge. Adults scavenged the dump sites for copper and other valuable metals. Read the rest at sciencefriday.com. Coming Soon: A Germ-Killing Countertop? From restaurant tables to office door knobs, not to mention anything inside a hospital, the world is full of surfaces that need sanitizing, lest someone catch a surface-borne viral or bacterial infection like the flu or MRSA. The typical solution involves sanitizing those surfaces with sprays and fluid cleaners. Or, sometimes, using materials that are hostile to microbes, such as silver or copper. But a team of engineers at the University of Michigan has another solution in mind: a spray-on coating that combines the stabilizing power of polyurethane with the well-documented germicidal qualities of essential oils such as cinnamon, tea tree, and lemon. As the team reports in the journal Matter this week, their coating seems to kill pathogens like SARS-CoV2, MRSA and E. coli within minutes—and lasts for months before it must be refreshed. Research co-author Anish Tuteja joins Ira to talk about the innovation, and how he thinks it might be useful.   The Surprising Animal Science Behind Jordan Peele's ‘Nope' One of the summer's biggest blockbusters has been the alien horror film “Nope,” from director Jordan Peele. “Nope” has elements of many classic UFO films, with the Spielbergian charm of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” and the horror and destruction from “The War of the Worlds.” For the spoiler-averse, this is your warning to turn back now. The big twist in “Nope” that differentiates it from other alien films is that it isn't a UFO hanging out in the skies above our main characters. The saucer-shaped figure is the alien itself. Writer and director Jordan Peele attributes much of the inspiration for the alien as coming from sea creatures. He enlisted the help of scientific consultants including marine biologist Kelsi Rutledge to help bring the creature, known in the film as Jean Jacket, to life. She even gave it a scientific name: Occulonimbus edoequus, meaning “hidden dark cloud stallion eater.” Kelsi, who is a PhD candidate at UCLA in Los Angeles, California, talks to Ira about the ingredients that went into creating a new creature to scare audiences.   Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.

God so loved us that He sent His Only Begotten Son—not to condemn us, but to save us.

The Ringwood Manor that stands today was constructed over a period of a hundred years and features a variety of architectural styles. This was a country estate for a number of industrialists who spent their summers in Passaic County, New Jersey. The Ringwood area was sacred to Native American people and one has to wonder if digging into the earth and pulling out resources from an area like this can cause supernatural activity. Is that why there are spirits here? Join us as we explore the history and hauntings of Ringwood Manor! The Moment in Oddity features The Giant's Playground and This Month in History features Hiram Bingham visiting Machu Picchu for the first time. Our location was suggested by Todd Bouverot. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes can be found here: https://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2022/07/hgb-ep-445-ringwood-manor.html Become an Executive Producer: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump Music used in this episode: Main Theme: Lurking in the Dark by Muse Music with Groove Studios (Moment in Oddity) Vanishing by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4578-vanishing License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license (This Month in History) In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3906-in-your-arms License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Outro Music: Happy Fun Punk by Muse Music with Groove Studios And https://www.purple-planet.com/ Sardonicus

Amid turbulent times, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shared messages of hope, faith and peace during the 192nd Annual General Conference. They counseled Church members to avoid contention, find and stay on the covenant path and share the blessings of the restored gospel with others. The five conference sessions originated from the Conference Center in Salt Lake City on April 2-3, 2022, and signaled a return to a more traditional general conference than has been held in the past two years. This episode of the Church News podcast features excerpts from general conference addresses.  The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.