Podcast appearances and mentions of robert spence

Happy April Fool's Day. No foolin here. Bob kicks off the show talking about an new bill to help limit the scope of activist judges, Bob then welcomes Peter Kirsanow to the show. They talk about all the big news of the day including DOGE and much more. Bob then welcomes author Robert Spence to the show. In a great interview they talk about Roberts latest article Who's 1984 Is It Anyway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we hear a poignant essay by Dr. Jon Spence. Jon writes about the legacy of his late father, Dr. Robert Spence, who was an anchor in the Springfield, MO community for nearly five decades. Jon's words are rich with wisdom as we learn about the importance of transitioning well, setting a proper goal, seeing people for their uniqueness and value, as well as why it's essential we invite others in and ask for help.

From pharmacist to lawyer, Robert Spence of Spence Partners Law has had a winding path to success. Today he tells us about his ups and downs, pitfalls, and stumbles, but also his wins and triumphs. This is his journey, and the story is inspiring to us all.

From pharmacist to lawyer, Robert Spence has had a winding path to success. Today he tells us about his ups and downs, pitfalls, and stumbles, but also his wins and triumphs. This is his journey, and the story is inspiring to us all.

Making a difference Act 9 Nov. 1, 2017 (Robert Spence) by MillCity Church

Open phones start, then Robert Spence from Jihad Watch dot org. His New book Did Muhammad Exist? An Inquiry into Islam's Obscure Origins

On this episode of The Journey Memphis, we hear Robert Spence, Attorney in Memphis, TN, tell the inspiring story of how he became a successful business leader and Attorney in Memphis. Make sure to catch all the latest episodes of The Journey Memphis at Kudzukian.com or by downloading the Kudzukian App.

Robert Spence has spent most of his life as a health administrator but also as a Medic and operating Room Technician during the height of the Vietnam War. In 1967, Robert was drafted twice into the US Army, getting a deferment for college in March but finally drafted in December 1967 before he had even finished his semester. In those days, not everyone could get college deferments like Clinton, Howard Dean or even Trump.For over a year during 1969-1970, Robert served his country in the 3 rd Surgical Hospital in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. When he returned from the war, he obtained his bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Health Administration from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1974. Robert worked as an OR Tech at the hospital for 5 yrs, and then spent over 28 yrs in NYS DOCS as Health Administrator in Clinton CF, a 2800 inmate maximum security  prison... After 7-8 yrs at the facility, he was  promoted to Asst. Director of Health Services for all of NY State’s 70 prisons in 1989 (which meant that 19 of his 28  years in Corrections were spent as the Asst. Director of Health Services)

Robert Spence has spent most of his life as a health administrator but also as a Medic and operating Room Technician during the height of the Vietnam War. In 1967, Robert was drafted twice into the US Army, getting a deferment for college in March but finally drafted in December 1967 before he had even finished his semester. In those days, not everyone could get college deferments like Clinton, Howard Dean or even Trump. For over a year during 1969-1970, Robert served his country in the 3 rd Surgical Hospital in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. When he returned from the war, he obtained his bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Health Administration from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1974. Robert worked as an OR Tech at the hospital for 5 yrs, and then spent over 28 yrs in NYS DOCS as Health Administrator in Clinton CF, a 2800 inmate maximum security  prison... After 7-8 yrs at the facility, he was  promoted to Asst. Director of Health Services for all of NY State’s 70 prisons in 1989 (which meant that 19 of his 28  years in Corrections were spent as the Asst. Director of Health Services)

Carol Taylor has served as the president of Evangel University since 2013. She announced her plans, officially this time, to retire in November 2020 after 45 years in education. That date was postponed so she could stay on to lead the school through the COVID-19 pandemic. That move was in Carol’s nature, she’s not one to back down from a challenge. We’ll talk about her abrupt appointment to lead Vanguard in California, as the university was threatened with losing its accreditation. And stepping into her role at Evangel and succeeding Robert Spence, the second longest serving college president, ever. She says she found purpose and power in being her own kind of leader. And those challenges? She says her life has been marked by giving an unqualified yes to anything God has in store.

Dr. Robert Spence, the former president of Evangel University, died after suffering a stroke in February. Listen as host Jenny Rose Spaudo shares about his life and legacy in this episode.

Today my guest is ROBERT SPENCE who has spent most of his life as a health administrator but also as a Medic and Operating Room Technician during the height of the Vietnam War. In 1967, Robert was drafted twice into the US Army, getting a deferment for college in March but finally drafted in December 1967 before he had even finished his semester. In those days, not everyone could get college deferments like Clinton, Howard Dean or even Trump. For over a year during 1969-1970, Robert served his country in the 3rd Surgical Hospital in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. When he returned from the war, he obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Health Administration from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1974. Robert worked as an OR Tech at the hospital for 5 years, and then spent over 28 years in NYS DOCS as Health Administrator in Clinton CF, a 2800 inmate maximum security prison... After 7-8 years at the facility, he was promoted to Asst. Director of Health Services for all of NY State’s 70 prisons in 1989 (which meant that 19 of his 28 years in Corrections were spent as the Asst. Director of Health Services)

Today my guest is ROBERT SPENCE who has spent most of his life as a health administrator but also as a Medic and Operating Room Technician during the height of the Vietnam War. In 1967, Robert was drafted twice into the US Army, getting a deferment for college in March but finally drafted in December 1967 before he had even finished his semester. In those days, not everyone could get college deferments like Clinton, Howard Dean or even Trump. For over a year during 1969-1970, Robert served his country in the 3rd Surgical Hospital in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. When he returned from the war, he obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Health Administration from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1974. Robert worked as an OR Tech at the hospital for 5 years, and then spent over 28 years in NYS DOCS as Health Administrator in Clinton CF, a 2800 inmate maximum security prison... After 7-8 years at the facility, he was promoted to Asst. Director of Health Services for all of NY State’s 70 prisons in 1989 (which meant that 19 of his 28 years in Corrections were spent as the Asst. Director of Health Services)

Robert Spence speaks on the building of character at CBC chapel, December 12, 1980.

Robert Spence has spent most of his life as a health administrator but also as a Medic and Operating Room Technician during the height of the Vietnam War. In 1967, Robert was drafted into the US Army. For over a year during 1969-1970, Robert served his country in the 3rd Surgical Hospital in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. When he returned from the war, he obtained his Bachelor’s Degree and a Master’s in Health Administration from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1974. He has worked as an OR Tech at St. John’s Hospital in Smithtown, New York as well as a Health Administrator in the Department of Corrections, a hospital administrator in the Clinton Correction Facility during the 1980’s as well as a regional health administrator.

Robert Spence has spent most of his life as a health administrator but also as a Medic and Operating Room Technician during the height of the Vietnam War. In 1967, Robert was drafted into the US Army. For over a year during 1969-1970, Robert served his country in the 3rd Surgical Hospital in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. When he returned from the war, he obtained his Bachelor’s Degree and a Master’s in Health Administration from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1974. He has worked as an OR Tech at St. John’s Hospital in Smithtown, New York as well as a Health Administrator in the Department of Corrections, a hospital administrator in the Clinton Correction Facility during the 1980’s as well as a regional health administrator.

2014-05-11-1030 Robert Spence is the guest speaker this morning May 11th, 2014 in the 10:30 service.Scripture: Matthews 15:21-28; Proverbs 31Topic: FaithNotes:- One out of three children will live with both parents till age of 18.- One day a lady came to Jesus for help. At first he acted as tho she was not there, but when he saw her faith, he healed her daughter.- Three words for a single mom:- 1) Priority that was establish for her life.- 2) Stay focus on the help she needs.- 3) Prayer for Jesus to help her.- Faith is if you continue to ask Jesus for healing.- Continue to believe that Jesus is going to answer you.- Your faith will be demonstrated by Jesus.  

2014-05-11-0830 Robert Spence is the guest speaker this morning May 11th, 2014 in the 8:30 service.Scripture: Matthews 15:21-28; Proverbs 31Topic: FaithNotes:- One out of three children will live with both parents till age of 18.- One day a lady came to Jesus for help. At first he acted as tho she was not there, but when he saw her faith, he healed her daughter.- Three words for a single mom:- 1) Priority that was establish for her life.- 2) Stay focus on the help she needs.- 3) Prayer for Jesus to help her.- Faith is if you continue to ask Jesus for healing.- Continue to believe that Jesus is going to answer you.- Your faith will be demonstrated by Jesus.  

2010-06-27-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Jude 3-4; Mark 10; John 8; Acts 9 Topic: PurposeNotes: - Jude planned out his work but set it aside when interrupted- We will be defined by our interruptions, not our ideal goals- BP being defined by oil spill...- Wife with cancer-interruption- Interruptions can be mishandled- Story of inmate serving life sentence and his mother who regretted not taking him to church when he wanted to go (interruption)- Jesus stopped for woman who touched his robe... His response to the interruption brought healing and transformation- We have clear goals and objectives: career, family...- Woman caught in adultery-Jesus forgave, changed her life- The ministry of Jesus is defined by interruptions- Some of us need to interrupt Jesus and sometimes He interrupts (as with Saul on the road to Damascus) 

2010-06-27-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Jude 3-4; Mark 10; John 8; Acts 9 Topic: PurposeNotes: - Jude planned out his work but set it aside when interrupted- We will be defined by our interruptions, not our ideal goals- BP being defined by oil spill...- Wife with cancer-interruption- Interruptions can be mishandled- Story of inmate serving life sentence and his mother who regretted not taking him to church when he wanted to go (interruption)- Jesus stopped for woman who touched his robe... His response to the interruption brought healing and transformation- We have clear goals and objectives: career, family...- Woman caught in adultery-Jesus forgave, changed her life- The ministry of Jesus is defined by interruptions - Some of us need to interrupt Jesus and sometimes He interrupts (as with Saul on the road to Damascus)    

2009-06-07-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Genesis 37:3-8 Topic: FaithfulnessNotes:

2009-06-07-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Genesis 37:3-8 Topic: FaithfulnessNotes:

2008-06-15-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Luke 15:11-24Topic: God and FatherNotes:- Jesus' telling of the prodigal son and the father's acceptance of his son

2008-06-15-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Luke 15:11-24Topic: God and FatherNotes:- Jesus' telling of the prodigal son and the father's acceptance of his son

2008-06-15-1830 Sunday evening service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this evening. Scripture Ref: Acts 9:1-6Topic: PurposeNotes:- Tom and Chris O’Boyle testimony- Saul and the Damascus road conversion- God delights in saving impossible people- A person can be sincere in belief but blind- A person can have an experience with God before knowledge- The Church can only fulfill its mission if people have a personal relationship and declare the lordship of Jesus Christ, inquire into the Word and become saturated with things of God, have a mind for the obvious needs in the Church, entrust themselves to teaching

2007-07-01-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Romans 12:1-2Topic: EnduranceNotes:

2007-07-01-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Romans 12:1-2Topic: EnduranceNotes:

2007-07-01-1830 Sunday evening service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this evening. Scripture Ref: John 18:1-14Topic: HealingNotes:

2006-07-23-0830 Sunday morning 8:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Genesis 13:1-13Topic: ChoicesNotes:- Tirah and sons, with Abram’s wife and son left land of Ur to unknown land; went part way and settled down- After Tirah died, God sent Abram, wife and nephew Lot toward promised land- Abram and Lot became wealthy and each went separated way; Lot chose where he could make most $, led to his demise- To make better decisions ask: 1.How will this decision affect me spiritually? 2. What decisions will come next? 3. How will this affect my testimony? 4. How will this influence others?- Bad choices can be forgiven- Rarely do people make radical moves away from God; small steps

2006-07-23-1030 Sunday morning 10:30 service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this morning.Scripture Ref: Genesis 13:1-13Topic: ChoicesNotes:- Tirah and sons, with Abram’s wife and son left land of Ur to unknown land; went part way and settled down- After Tirah died, God sent Abram, wife and nephew Lot toward promised land- Abram and Lot became wealthy and each went separated way; Lot chose where he could make most $, led to his demise- To make better decisions ask: 1.How will this decision affect me spiritually? 2. What decisions will come next? 3. How will this affect my testimony? 4. How will this influence others?- Bad choices can be forgiven- Rarely do people make radical moves away from God; small steps

2006-07-23-1830 Sunday evening service. Dr. Robert Spence, president of Evangel University is the speaker for this evening. The complete title of this sermon is: Have You Received the Holy Spirit Since You Believed?Scripture Ref: Acts 19:1-7; Romans 8:26-27; Luke 11Topic: Baptism of The SpiritNotes:- Pentecostals believe that after salvation comes the Baptism of the Holy Spirit with evidence of speaking in tongues.- The first Pentecostal churches came together by people congregating who shared common experiences with the Holy Spirit- Billy Graham speaking to college students, cut message short, message completed through student by the Spirit- Story of woman 100 years ago, moved by the Spirit, moved to New Orleans, God led her to others, poured out Spirit- Some expressions are our attempt to express what we are feeling in the spirit, but are not the power of the spirit- The Spirit gives power to be an effective witness and live victoriously