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Mar 29, 2024 | The Way of the Cross, Ep. 13 | Robert Bishop
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Way of the Cross, Ep 12 | Mar 24, 2024
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Way of the Cross, Ep.10 | Mar. 10, 2024
Feb 11, 2024 | Mark 3:1-12 | Robert Bishop (Lead. Pastor)
January 28, 2024 | Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor)
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Way of the Cross, Ep. 3 | January 21, 2024
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Gospel of Mark, Ep. 2 | January 14, 2024
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Christmas Eve Service | December 24, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | When God Was Born, Ep 5
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | When God Was Born, Ep. 3 | December 10, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | When God Was Born, Ep. 2 | December 3, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Church Jesus Died For, Ep.13
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Church Jesus Died For, Ep. 12 | November 12, 2023
The Church Jesus Died For, Ep. 10 | Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | October 29, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Church Jesus Died For, Ep. 9
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Church Christ Died For, Ep. 6 | Oct. 1, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Church Jesus Died For, Ep. 5 | September 24, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | The Church Jesus Died For, Ep.3 | Sep 10, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | A Better Story, Ep. 1 | September 3rd, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakeable Kingdom, Ep. 20 | Aug 20, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakeable Kingdom, Ep. 29
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakeable Kingdom, Ep. 25 | July 16, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakeable Kingdom, Ep. 24 | July 9, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakeable Kingdom, Ep. 23 | July 2, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakable Kingdom, Ep. 22 | June 25, 2023 |
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakable Kingdom, Ep. 19
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakable Kingdom, Ep. 18 | May 28, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Baptism and Testimonies | May 7, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakable Kingdom, Ep. 15 | April 30, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakable Kingdom, Ep. 14
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Good Friday | April 7, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Mark 11:11, Palm Sunday | April 2, 2023
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) | Unshakable Kingdom, Ep. 11 | Mar. 19, 2023
Christmas Day Service | Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor)
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Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) // 4th of July
Bishop (Lead Pastor) // 2 Corinthians 8:1-15
Robert Bishop is a guy who is no stranger to discomfort. He's worked a career in special forces, signs up for challenging pursuits in the mountains, and challenging workouts. Yet, he found himself in a situation that put his ability to do these things at risk after a work-related injury. This is his story of going from chasing sheep to Alaska to getting injured...and back again with even better energy to do what he loves. But, it all started with a failure... If you're interested in reaching out to Robert, you can link up with him here: Is there a topic YOU want to hear about? Tell us here! Check out a host of free resources to help you get clarity on nutrition. Join our Facebook group! Valley to Peak Facebook Group Opt in for the latest V2P News (and a freebie!)
April 15, 2022 Worship Service // Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) // Luke 24:18-26
Cenk Uygur hosts. Dr. Robert Bishop discusses his idea of "less than lethal" methods of conflict. Ryan Grim answers Cenk's questions about why DC journalists still support Hillary Clinton, and why Pramila Jayapal thinks the BBB fail should be considered a success. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
December 24, 2021 RHC LiveStream // Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor)
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) // Thanksgiving/God Stories
Welcome to another episode of the Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is Dr Robert Bishop, the Dean of Engineering at the University of Florida. He was also the Department Chairman, Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics at the University of Texas at Austin and Dean of Engineering at Marquette University. After a successful career, Robert noted the urban beauty and potential of the growing USF campus. He welcomed the challenge to create something new and transformative in the region for the academic institution. He is the Founder, President and CEO of the USF Institute of Applied Engineering. Tune in to learn more on this!
That's the motto of USF's Institute of Applied Engineering. To get a sense of the institute's capabilities, think about the sandwich you had for lunch the other day. Now, imagine that sandwich is actually a communications satellite. That is, in fact, what the IAE created: Three small satellites, each the size of a sandwich, that have been orbiting the Earth since January. Robert Bishop, dean of USF's College of Engineering, is the president and CEO of the institute, which was created in 2018. Intentionally located off-campus so engineering is “on display” for the public to see, the IAE searches for solutions “on a time scale that's not common in some other traditional engineering research institutions,” Bishop says, adding, “Our focus is on applied engineering rather than basic research.” Its customers include U.S. Special Operations Command, headquartered at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa. The institute is in the second year of a five-year, $85 million contract that paves the way for researchers and students to collaborate with the command to help solve significant challenges facing the nation.
Today our guest is Robert Pope, a Kentuckian who landed in Utah back in 1986 to work as a photojournalist for the Standard-Examiner in Ogden. He did a lot of great work here in the Beehive State, then moved on to jobs in New England and Illinois, where he became one of a rarified group of photojournalists who went on to be top news editors at their publications. You'll hear all about it as we talk to Bob, along with a story about a single day of golf at 18 different Utah courses about 30 years ago.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)
Robert Bishop (Lead Pastor) // Matthew 6:9-10
“You create your opportunities by asking for them”Norman Vincent Peale said “Change your thoughts and you can change your world.” Think about a time in your life when you had an idea or an opportunity that really excited you, something that would require you to push beyond the borders of your comfort zone. Perhaps it was asking for a promotion or a raise, or maybe you wanted to ask someone out to dinner, but the very thought made you nervous or uncomfortable. Did you adhere to those boundaries, or did you choose to move beyond them, undaunted? Consider how decisions you’ve made to be bold and embrace the power of asking have impacted your life. Think about the connections that asking has created, and doors that have opened as a result. Looking back, do you regret taking any of those leaps? It’s important to recognize that when it comes to making big moves, we can give fear too much power to dictate our actions. But we don’t have to. Today’s guest comes from my very own alma mater, the University of South Florida. Robert Bishop is Dean at the USF College of Engineering in beautiful Tampa. He’s recognized as a Distinguished Teaching Professor and Researcher in Aerospace Engineering, and he's a specialist in the Application of Systems and Control Theory to modern engineering products. Through serving on the University of South Florida's College of Engineering advisory board alongside Dean Bishop, I’ve seen how his fearless mindset has transformed the department and inspired growth and innovation. He’s someone who understands first hand the remarkable power of asking. Robert Bishop has co-authored with astronauts, sat down with Presidents, met brilliant artists, and he’s chilled backstage with rockstars. All of this happened through the simple power of asking. We create a lot of complex reasons in order to justify our fears, giving ourselves permission to refrain from asking bold questions that have the potential to alter the direction of our lives. In this episode, we discover how clarity of purpose gave Robert Bishop the courage to make the big, bold asks that got him where he is today. Some Questions I Ask:Who were some of your biggest influences growing up? (7:02)Has moving around so frequently made it easier for you to connect and build relationships? (8:03)What stands out for you as a defining moment that helped you chart your course and your path forward? (8:59)Was there ever any fear or self doubt when you’ve made big asks in your life? (16:20)How have you been able to recognize and capitalize on those moments when the universe seems to open a door for you? (22:51)How have you built that leadership capability in yourself, since you say it wasn’t an innate skill? (27:17)What are some of the things that you're doing to cultivate that empathetic leadership and that leadership growth mindset in your engineers at the college? (31:16)What are you most proud of? (39:36)What You’ll Learn in this Episode:The invisible subculture of “military brats” (5:00)Robert Bishop’s first bold ask at 17 years of age (11:17)How another bold ask led him to consider a career in academia (14:05)How a bold move as a teenager led to a lifetime of backstage rockstar encounters (17:26)How to inspire successful people to engage with you (20:33)How he brought a “Moonwalker” into the classroom (21:00)The spontaneous conversation with President Jimmy Carter that inspired his concept of leadership (28:46)Why the Leadership Program is designed to put more value on the human element within engineering (32:39)How the very busy Robert Bishop unwinds (hint: it’s not Netflix, like the rest of us...) (46:54)Connect with Robert Bishop:TwitterLinkedInUSFYou Tube BioResources Mentioned:Book: Jimmy Carter- Always a ReckoningVideos: VH1- Where Are They Now? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Robert Bishop had worked at his uncle's piano factory in Chicago on "Piano Row" for a couple years. That all changed in June, 1917. Lilac Wine is a work of historical fiction. Set in 1917, it tells the story of two lonely people brought together by fate in a time of war. Lilac Wine - The Podcast is a unique show where author Bruce Janu reads a chapter of his historical novel-in-progress week by week, chapter by chapter, eventually finishing it as the podcast progresses. This podcasts brings the audience on a candid journey through the creative writing process. Become part of the process, offer suggestions and constructive criticism. Lilac Wine: The Podcast is a unique, crowd-edited novel in real-time. Listeners are invited to comment and discuss each episode at lilacwinenovel.com
What is the story of Lilac Wine? On this, the first official episode, author Bruce Janu introduces us to the town of Lily Springs, to Abelia Brody and Robert Bishop. This preview episode gets behind the novel and the purpose of the podcast. Visit http://www.lilacwinenovel.com to join the discussion, make comments and ask questions.
It was the summer of 1917. Abelia Brody and Robert Bishop are two lonely people brought together by fate, in a time of war. Lilac Wine weaves their story through the lens of history. Join author Bruce Janu as he reads from his novel-in-progress, bringing his audience on a candid journey through the creative writing process. Become part of the process, offer suggestions and constructive criticism. Lilac Wine: The Podcast is a unique, crowd-edited novel in real-time. More information can be found at http://www.lilacwine.com ABOUT THE AUTHOR Bruce Janu's first documentary, Facing Sudan, hit the festival circuit in 2007, winning two best documentary awards. In 2008, he released a follow-up,Crayons and Paper. Both films are available for streaming on Amazon Prime and for download at Bell, Book and Camera Productions. Currently, he is working on his first novel, Lilac Wine and hosts an internet radio station called Vinyl Voyage Radio. He also hosts a weekly show dedicated to Frank Sinatra called The FS Detention Club. Bruce is a teacher by trade and lives outside of Chicago with his wife and two boys.
The Award Winning Book, (Pacific Book Awards, Best Fiction ) I, Jetebais, chronicles the eons-old life of a fallen angel, eponymously named Jetebais. Through his confession, dictated to a sleeping priest, the reader is shown how the fall of Satan might have happened as well as a front row seat to Creation. The story shows Old and New Testament events including the Fall of Man, Abel’s murder, The Flood and The Last Supper. The book then moves into real-time when the priest awakens to Jetebais and becomes his ally in the mission to expose Satan and save humanity from him and his legions. Join me as I speak with author Robert Martin Bishop about his newest book, I, Jetebais. Follow Robert online www.robertmartinbishop.net?
On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about the #CountMeIn movement with Campaign Director Michael Hellstrom and the the fight against so-called "open shop" development in NYC; United Firefighters Association President Gerard Fitzgerald joins us to discuss the latest tragic deaths to hit the FDNY, as well as the problems of trying to keep Hudson Yards safe; striking Charter/Spectrum worker Azeem Ali reflects on IBEW Local 3's yearlong strike against Charter/Spectrum; and Robert Bishop of the firm Pitta Bishop & Del Giorno talks about finally getting a raise for NY & NJ airport workers.
On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about the #CountMeIn movement with Campaign Director Michael Hellstrom and the the fight against so-called "open shop" development in NYC; United Firefighters Association President Gerard Fitzgerald joins us to discuss the latest tragic deaths to hit the FDNY, as well as the problems of trying to keep Hudson Yards safe; striking Charter/Spectrum worker Azeem Ali reflects on IBEW Local 3's yearlong strike against Charter/Spectrum; and Robert Bishop of the firm Pitta Bishop & Del Giorno talks about finally getting a raise for NY & NJ airport workers.
On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about the #CountMeIn movement with Campaign Director Michael Hellstrom and the the fight against so-called "open shop" development in NYC; United Firefighters Association President Gerard Fitzgerald joins us to discuss the latest tragic deaths to hit the FDNY, as well as the problems of trying to keep Hudson Yards safe; striking Charter/Spectrum worker Azeem Ali reflects on IBEW Local 3's yearlong strike against Charter/Spectrum; and Robert Bishop of the firm Pitta Bishop & Del Giorno talks about finally getting a raise for NY & NJ airport workers.
On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about the #CountMeIn movement with Campaign Director Michael Hellstrom and the the fight against so-called "open shop" development in NYC; United Firefighters Association President Gerard Fitzgerald joins us to discuss the latest tragic deaths to hit the FDNY, as well as the problems of trying to keep Hudson Yards safe; striking Charter/Spectrum worker Azeem Ali reflects on IBEW Local 3's yearlong strike against Charter/Spectrum; and Robert Bishop of the firm Pitta Bishop & Del Giorno talks about finally getting a raise for NY & NJ airport workers.
The Asset Reliability @Work podcast took the show on the road to Jacksonville, FL where we attended the 2016 SMRP conference. In this short episode, we spoke with CMRP of the Year award winner and Maintenance and Reliability Manager at Bristol-Myers Squibb, Robert Bishop, to talk with him about his session and his overall experience at this year's conference. Additional Resources: Robert Bishop on LinkedIn
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