Podcast appearances and mentions of robert schuler

From the author of peak to peak, a book gives us his prayers and auto to achieve goals, his thoughts and achieving goals Robert Schuler, which scripture to back it up and evidence that God was on his side after he built the crystal cathedral he went onto to build other monuments it would be outstanding to take a look at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove California while you're there visiting Disneyland go see what a man of God can do with faith and belief. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fernando-m-de-oca/support

Possibility, thinkers, Bible introduction and prayers. By Robert Schuler creator of the Crystal Cathedral. One thing about Robert Schuler is that he has evidence that fate works as a young man. He went to a drive-in theater and asked him if he can stand on the roof and preach on Sunday morning to the people who couldn't get out of the cars with a handicap the people that normally wouldn't go to church, and he use the speaker system of the little speakers in the 50s the on the window of the car can you imagine Church driving Theater and went to build monument after monument. He's got proof in the pudding that fate works and having goals and asking God to help you achieve those goals inspired godly goals. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fernando-m-de-oca/support

1) Should we praise God for the trials and tribulations we receive? 2) What does savior of all men mean in 1 Timothy 4:10? 3) Will our children on earth also be our children in heaven? 4) What will the age of our children be if they die at an early age? 5) Is the Bob Shuler you mention the same as Robert Schuler we see on TV? 6) Can you discuss the personhood of Satan? 7) What scriptures support capital punishment?

This episode is beginning of a series where Nate and Daniel are reflecting on the recent popular podcast called "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" by Christianity Today. The podcast follows the story of a pastor named Mark Driscoll and is a cautionary tale about church growth and how celebrity effects people and especially people in power. In order for this episode to be more meaningful, we recommend first listening to "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" episode 2. Nate and Daniel reflect on questions like:-What is the history that fed into and led to Mars Hill and what other pastors influenced the culture at that time?  Robert Schuler had a  walk up/drive in church and later the Crystal Cathedral. He started the hour of power tv show  and preached “The power of positive thinking”. He was a friend of celebrities and powerful people. Mark Driscoll spoke at Schuler's church and joked about yelling and screaming for an hour and a half when he preached. The Vineyard movement took a page from the McDonald's playbook and ran with franchising the church model. All nondenominational and no systematic accountability. Willow Creek and Bill Hybels started in a movie theater preached the message of “we are better here and God is doing a special thing here that isn't going on in other churches”.-Mark Driscoll thought pastors were too feminine and too friendly. In the beginning he didn't like seeker friendly or seeker sensitive churches and said he wanted to be seeker insensitive. He didn't want to be a “have it your way” church. “We are hitting 1,000 members now and I'm wondering where my sin has come? It's my goal not to grow. Church growth is the turning of God into a product to be marketed to a customer.” -Mark Driscoll-Why do mega churches exist where they exist and when they exist? One commonality you find across theology and time is the SUBURBS. Moving into neighborhoods of people that make the same amount of money as you and it looks a lot like you and I have a lot in common with you. TV and radio and air-conditioning, all these technological advances allowed mega churches to become what they are today. Mega church pastors are good at playing to the predictable preferences of people in the demographic field of their suburban neighborhood and they leveraged those demographics please people. Rick Warren started before he planted his church studying demographics around California and narrowed down his plant site to four cities, then down to one city, and finally down to the fastest growing county in the city because he knew that's where the most growth of the suburbs would be and that's where the most people would need community and connection and he played off of that....And much, much more.Credit to "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" by Christianity Today for the content of this episode's discussion. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/jubileefreedomshalom)

Randy's Topic: Heretics and the politicians they love

Saturday Service November 2020_2 by Rabbi Brian https://rbpodcasts.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/SaturdayService/11142020TheSaturdayService.mp3 Podcast: The Saturday Service November 14, 2020 Podcast Notes Epictetus: “What upsets people is not things themselves but their judgments about the things…So when we are thwarted or upset or distressed, let us never blame someone else, but rather ourselves, that is, our judgments.” 00:00-01:00- Welcome and Happy Birthday, Alma! 01:01-04:10 - 260+ days of COVID and losing our minds Links: SUPPORT: https://rotb.org/support/ ETSY SHOP: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RabbiBrian 04:11-05:04 - deep breaths! 05:05 -33:00 - quoteth Rabbi Brian: “What upsets people is not things themselves but their judgments about the things…So when we are thwarted or upset or distressed, let us never blame someone else, but rather ourselves, that is, our judgments.” -Epictetus Discussion from the peanut gallery - how can we interpret this quote? Maybe that judgment shouldn’t bother us so much? Spending too much energy on what is bothering you. Reflection on ourselves? Becoming the thing that we’re judging? Robert Schuler quote: "moral indignation is often jealousy with a halo” Examples: Discernment vs Judgment - kids on a basketball court not wearing masks… why are you judging this? Rabbi Brian: take your judgy pants off! Can we be judgmental without being so indignant? Eg: telling the kids that there is a pandemic and they should have their masks on calmly instead of screaming at them Difference between judgment of a person vs judgment of an action (Bob)? Hoping that lessons will be learned via the action done. “Hate the sin, love the sinner” 33:01-36:10 - Breakout groups: A Quality of mine I like is… plus ANOTHER quality of mine I like is 36:11-40:35 - feedback from the very short breakout: Peanut gallery said the breakout time was adequate. Rabbi Brian: every Friday, gather around the table and say 3 things you like about everyone else around the table. Suggestion for Zoom Thanksgivings. 40:36-48:10 - Rabbi Brian: Draw a picture of a spoon. How, you ask? Draw the handle, then draw the bowl. Give it some depth by going along at the bottom. Then, draw in the shading around the bowl and handle. Then, you MIGHT have to title the work of art (if you draw like me). Accompanying quote: “If you dislike someone, the way they hold their spoon will offend you. If you like someone, they could drop a plate of food in your lap and you’d not mind.” Interpretation: How many of you like your drawings? If you didn’t, why were you less kind to yourself about your drawing? SO… BE KIND TO YOURSELF! Peanut gallery discussion 48:11-49:30 - Shameless plug: spiritual discussions for friends hosted by Rabbi Brian 49:31-55:10 - different question: would you like to share something with our lovely sympathetic group? John suggested the song Hello in There John Prine to reflect on loneliness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnyCJ... 55:11-58:00 - Takeaways from today’s session? We are OK! Self-love, be kind to yourself. 58:01 Plug for James’ book and what celebrities can we get in touch with re: his book? Book:   PREVIEW of Next week: use of the word cathect?   Saturday Service November 2020_2 Subscribe iTunes Subscribe Android Saturday Service November 2020_2

Welcome to Episode #23 of the Red Ink Revival Leadership Podcast. This week, Patrick has a conversation with Pastor Phil Munsey about Biblical leadership principles we sometimes miss and stories from famous mentors. Phil has been in senior leadership ministry for over 44 years. He was the Pastor of Oral Roberts University in the final years of Oral’s life. He now serves in Joel Osteen’s ministry over the Champions Network of Pastors.    Today’s episode is titled, “Leadership Culture & Shepherding Shifts.” Our conversation covers everything from modern ideas of leadership, sober assessments of weaknesses, Jesus’ principles of shepherding and, stories from Oral Roberts, Robert Schuler, Joel Osteen and more. You will enjoy this inspiring, insightful and energizing show.   Visit our website: redinkrevival.com   Please rate, review, share and subscribe!   Edited and produced by Evan (Emac) McAlister.

Our very special guest on this week’s Sales Chalk Talk is The Living Legend, Ben Gay III. Ben is the last surviving member of a group of sales and motivation greats, who worked for him, including Zig Zeigler, J. Douglas Edwards, Earl Nightengale, Og Mandino, Robert Schuler, Napoleon Hill, Norman Vincent Peale and many more. He’s still active today in sales coaching, speaking and writing! What you’ll discover on this podcast: • A healthy sales mindset • A vital sales skill you need to develop • How to overcome fear in selling • Ben’s introduction to Paul Harvey • And MUCH, MUCH more Join my awesome co-host, Jim Hamlin and me as we learn and laugh with this legendary sales coach, entrepreneur, author and speaker! Ben’s website is http://bfg3.com.

Crystal Cathedral builder, Robert Schuler dies.  We look at five common errors found in Easter sermons and the college massacre in Kenya.  Then we discuss what Christian discipleship looks like and how we do it.

Matthew 28:16-20 1. TEACH- “make disciples” The Order of Salvation • Election (God’s choice of people to be saved) • The gospel call (proclaiming the message of the gospel) • Regeneration (being born again) • Conversion (faith and repentance) • Justification (right legal standing) • Adoption (membership in God’s family) • Sanctification (right conduct of life) • Perseverance (remaining a Christian) • Death (going to be with the Lord) • Glorification (receiving a resurrection body) When making disciples you want to strike a glance of three things: a) honesty “I don’t think that anything has been done in the name of Christ and under the banner of Christianity that has proven more destructive to human personality, and hence counterproductive to the evangelistic enterprise, than the unchristian, uncouth strategy of attempting to make people aware of their lost and sinful condition.” -Robert Schuler b) urgency * Acts 13:36-44 c) joy-