Podcast appearances and mentions of Russell Fuller

Fired for Faithfulness: Dr. Russell Fuller Exposes the Woke Takeover of Southern SeminaryEPISODE DESCRIPTION Dr. Russell Fuller spent over two decades faithfully training pastors in Hebrew and Old Testament at Southern Seminary. He wasn't fired because he failed—he was dismissed because he stood firm. In this explosive and convicting episode, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon sits down with Dr. Fuller to uncover the compromise, cowardice, and critical theory that have crept into one of the SBC’s flagship institutions. From the denial of justification by faith to the promotion of CRT and postmodernism, Dr. Fuller recounts the quiet rot at Southern, the role Al Mohler played, and why real men must speak truth, no matter the cost. SPONSORED BY Patriarch Cigars – For men who reject passivity and take dominion Order here: https://patriarchcigars.com/

Russell Fuller talks about two articles at Truthscript concerning the issue of immigration and what the Bible teaches. The American Churchman exists to encourage men to fulfill their God-given duties with gentleness and courage. Go to https://theamericanchurchman.com for more.Our Sponsors:* Check out TruDiagnostic and use my code HARRIS for a great deal: https://www.trudiagnostic.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

5 Live commentators John Murray, Ian Dennis and Alistair Bruce-Ball tell the stories you don't normally get to hear. From the delights on offer at the Parc des Princes to Ian getting called out by Gareth Southgate for his dinner party getup. Gigi Salmon and Russell Fuller reveal what it's like commentating at the Australian Open tennis. And can Ali go level at the top with John in Clash of the Commentators?00:30 Ali's Monaco memories 09:10 Champions League snakes & ladders 12:30 John's Parisian treats 16:10 Best foreign commentary phrases 23:40 Ian gets called out by Gareth Southgate 26:15 The power of silence & staying enthused 31:55 John vs Ian in Clash of the Commentators 40:00 Commentating at the Australian Open tennis 45:00 The local verdict on Savio vs Savinho 48:50 What will be added to the Great Glossary?BBC Sounds / 5 Live Premier League commentaries this weekend: Sat 25 Jan 1500 Wolves v Arsenal, Sat 25 Jan 1730 Man City v Chelsea, Sun 26 Jan 1400 Tottenham v Leicester, Sun 26 Jan 1400 Crystal Palace v Brentford on 5 Sports Extra, Sun 26 Jan 1630 Aston Villa v West Ham.

22 Grand Slam titles, 92 Tour titles, 1080 Tour match wins, 4 Davis Cups and Olympic Gold medals in both singles and doubles - but now it's all over for Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard retires from tennis as one of the greatest to have ever taken to the court.Steve Crossman is joined by the BBC's tennis correspondent Russell Fuller, former world number five Tommy Robredo and author Christopher Clarey(who's currently writing a Nadal biography ‘The Warrior') - they reflect on Nadal's extraordinary career, including the role of his family, his dominance at Roland Garros, his epic rivalry with Roger Federer and what might come next for Rafa. Plus we hear from Pat Cash, Billie-Jean King, Feliciano Lopez and Iga Swiatek, as well as Nadal himself.

The WTA Finals - the season-ending finale to the 2024 women's tennis season - are taking place in Saudi Arabia for the first time this week. The world's best eight singles players and eight doubles teams are competing for the titles in Riyadh, as well as a share of a record prize pot of $15.25 million. But the decision to hold the crown jewel of the women's game in the Kingdom has been mixed. The WTA has been criticised for holding the tournament in Saudi Arabia due to issues over women's rights and the treatment of the LGBT community, with world number three Coco Gauff saying she had “reservations” about travelling to the country. But the Saudi Tennis Federation says people should come to the Kingdom before passing judgement - with an ambition of getting one million Saudis engaged in tennis by 2030.Mark Chapman is joined by BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller, BBC sports news correspondent Laura Scott, and Egyptian tennis journalist Reem Abulleil to discuss how the finals have been received in Saudi Arabia. Plus, we hear from the key people involved in bringing the WTA Finals to Saudi Arabia, including the President of the Saudi Tennis Federation, Arij Mutabagani, and WTA Ambassador, Judy Murray.

Katie Smith is joined by the BBC's tennis correspondent Russell Fuller and Manuel Sanchez, sports correspondent for Spanish news agency EFE, to take a deep dive into the life and career so far of Spanish tennis prodigy Carlos Alcaraz.We discuss his past, his present and his future - ahead of what could be his first Grand Slam title on clay at the French Open, which starts on Sunday.You'll hear from Carlos himself, his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, and the people who helped to shape him into the player he is today, including his junior coach Kiko Navarro and Jesus Garcia Pardo, who was a hitting partner for the then 12-14-year-old Alcaraz.Topics: 02:12 - introductions 07:20 - early childhood 12:21 - character and mentality 22:40 - relationship with coach Juan Carlos Ferrero 33:20 - maiden Wimbledon title

GUEST: ALEX NEWMAN, journalist and author, Indoctrinating Our Children to DeathIt was a highly-informative and captivating evening Friday, April 12 at The Christian Worldview Speaker Series event with Alex Newman at Beacon of Hope Church in St. Paul as he spoke on “The Push for Global Governance” and how issues like public education, environmentalism, health care, monetary policy, technology, well, most everything is used to accomplish man's dystopian dream of global governance.Their mentality: “If only the elite, educated, and intelligent amongst us could unite the world around a global leader, then we could bring peace, eradicate poverty, and achieve equity for all.” They work toward all religions uniting in this pursuit, believing that all have “shared values” like doing good to their fellow man.We will be making Alex's message that evening available soon. It was about 50 minutes and we don't have enough time to play that today. But we do have time to play the Q & A with Alex, which followed his message. Several topics he wasn't able to get to in his message were brought out in the Q & A, such as immigration, voting integrity, technology and artificial intelligence, and the current wars are in Ukraine and Israel.You can still order Alex's new book Indoctrinating Our Children to Death for a donation of any amount to The Christian Worldview. Lots of attendees got the book at the event and Alex was nice to do an impromptu book signing.---------------------------------------Indoctrinating Our Children to Death: Government Schools' War on Faith, Family, & Freedom – And How to Stop ItOur host, David Wheaton, is speaking at the upcoming Be Not Conformed conference in St. Croix Falls, WI on May 4-5, 2024.  The conference will be held at Eureka Baptist Church and features Seth Brickley, Russell Fuller, Jon Harris, Jeff Kliewer and David Wheaton.

Erin Holcomb from the Portland Rescue Mission tells Caroline Barker how a pair of anonymously donated retro Nike Air Jordan 3s led to a $50,000 windfall for the charity.The gold and red sneakers were one of only five pairs made for film director Spike Lee, who wore a pair when collecting his Oscar for the movie BlacKkKlansman. The shoes sold at auction for more than double the original estimate of around $20,000.Preet Chandi joins us from the South Pole after she became the world's fastest woman to complete a solo unsupported ski expedition to the South Pole. The British Army officer tells us she passed the time by visualising her upcoming wedding and explains how you go to the toilet in freezing temperatures in the wilderness.And – we hear from the BBC's tennis correspondent Russell Fuller and Canadian professional tennis player Vasek Pospisil about how heavy tennis balls are contributing to player injury.Image: A photo of the gold Nike Air Jordan 3s which were donated to Portland Rescue Mission. (Photo by Aaron Ankrom - Portland Rescue Mission)

In today´s episode we welcome someone who´s been at the heart of tennis as the BBC's Tennis Correspondent for over ten years, Russell Fuller.Russell has worked his way up through the ranks of tennis media, working for the BBC World Service presenting Sportsworld, before earning his big break commentating on his first Wimbledon Final in 2013, when Andy Murray defeated Novak Djokovic to become Champion for the first time. Russell has gone on to be the voice of British tennis' greatest moments, including the Davis Cup win in 2015, and Emma Raducanu's shock victory at the US Open in 2021.In this episode, Russell takes Dan behind the scenes of the top level of tennis journalism, revealing how tennis players interact with the media, as well as what the future could hold, as he lifts the lid on his latest article on Saudi Arabian influence in tennis.There is no one better to give you insight on some of our sport's greatest moments than someone who has witnessed them first hand, so this is a great listen, but especially for those looking to get “under the bonnet” of tennis, as we do on Control the Controllables.Read full shownotes here. Enjoyed the episode? We´d love to hear from you! Leave us a rating and review here!You can also follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for all the latest on Control the Controllables!Find Russell on Twitter here.

Russell Fuller joins the podcast to discuss what some call "Eternal Functional Subordination" or the "Eternal Relations of Authority and Submission" of the Trinity.00:00:00 Introduction00:11:00 What is the Trinity?00:18:54 ERAS View00:45:44 Mohler, Ware, and Strachan01:14:56 The ConcernSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Naomi Broady are joined by GB Davis Captain Leon Smith, Liam Broady and former Wimbledon Champion Pat Cash to discuss the other Brits' chances and who could else cause an upset. We'll hear from Francis Tiafoe, Ons Jabeur and Anett Kontaveit who is retiring after the tournament.

Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Naomi Broady are joined by former Wimbledon Champion Marion Bartoli to look ahead to this year's contenders and look back on 2013 and Andy Murray's famous win. Alfie Hewitt also talks about trying to go one better than last year in the Wheelchair competition.

Dr. Fuller expains the biblical teaching on nationality. #christiannationalismSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dr. Russell Fuller shares his side of the story concerning his termination at Southern Seminary with details not previously shared publicly. #sbc #sbts #almohler #crt #criticalracetheory #highercriticismSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

One year on from the start of the Ukraine war, we explore the moral and financial dilemma facing Wimbledon and the Lawn Tennis Association as they come under increasing pressure to fall into line with the rest of tennis and lift their ban on players from Russia and Belarus. We hear from Ukrainian tennis player turned soldier Sergiy Stakhovsky and the presenter of the BBC's Ukrainecast podcast Vitaly Shevchenko as we discuss the importance of sporting sanctions and the debate over athletes from Russia and Belarus at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Panel: Nesta McGregor, Russell Fuller, Alex Capstick Producer: Sam Sheringham

The war in Ukraine has encouraged Western intelligence agencies to share their secrets with the world. The BBC's security correspondent Gordon Corera explains what a difference a year makes and tells Victoria and Vitaly about a German man who's been arrested, suspected of spying for Russia. Francis Scarr from BBC Monitoring brings us Russian media reaction to the news that the West is sending tanks to Ukraine. And our tennis correspondent Russell Fuller is in Melbourne where Novak Djokovic's dad has been criticised after he was pictured with a pro-Putin fan. Today's episode is presented by Victoria Derbyshire and Vitaly Shevchenko. The producers were Arsenii Sokolov, Clare Williamson and Luke Radcliff. The technical producer was Dafydd Evans. The series producer is Fiona Leach. The assistant editor is Alison Gee and the editor is Sam Bonham. Email Ukrainecast@bbc.co.uk with your questions and comments. You can also send us a message or voice note via WhatsApp, Signal or Telegram to +44 330 1239480.

Gigi Salmon and Russell Fuller are joined by Laura Robson and Pat Cash to look ahead to the Australian Open. They are joined by Ben Rothenberg from Racquet Magazine to discuss what's next for Naomi Osaka after announcing her pregnancy. They also look at the chances of some of the Brits in the competition, including Emma Raducanu. Turning their attention to the men's competition, they discuss defending champion Rafael Nadal's chances, while reflecting on Novak Djokovic's return to Australia. They also look at who might be Britain's best chance in the men's competition, before reflecting on the new Netflix tennis documentary – Break Point.

As the BBC World Service celebrates its 90th anniversary, we look back on nine decades of sports broadcasting. From the launch of Saturday Special in 1959 through to the present day, this is the history of BBC World Service sport featuring iconic sporting moments, familiar theme tunes and memories of presenters past and present. Mike Costello, Russell Fuller, Caroline Barker, Lee James and Nishat Ladha join Delyth Lloyd to take a trip down memory lane. (Photo: Sportsworld presenter Lee James at the 2018 Fifa World Cup. Credit: BBC)

The Roger Federer era is officially over. To so many he was, and is, perfect. In a career lasting 24 years, he won 20 Grand Slam titles, 103 tour titles and millions of hearts. Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Chris Clarey hear from his coach Ivan Ljubicic, Dan Evans and Kevin Anderson who played on the tour with him, and Sue Barker who interviewed him all those times on Wimbledon's Centre Court.

Beyond the perfect groundstrokes, snappy outfits and winning smile, what do we know about one of the sporting icons of the 21st century? We speak to two men who've followed Federer's career from close quarters – his former Swiss Davis Cup team-mate Marc Rosset and his biographer Rene Stauffer. You'll also hear tributes to Federer from rivals Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray as one of the greatest eras in tennis history draws to a close. Panel: Sarah Mulkerrins, Nesta McGregor, Russell Fuller & Rene Stauffer Producer: Sam Sheringham

As Serena Williams bids farewell at the US Open, we examine the legacy of the African-American girl from Compton, California, who changed the sport of tennis forever. From racial equality and equal pay to fashion and motherhood, we look at Serena's influence on and off the court and hear how she inspired a diverse new generation of players. We hear about the fun-loving, playful Serena from her former fitness coach and close friend Mackie Shilstone and discuss what the future holds for one of the most important sportspeople of all time. Panel: Delyth Lloyd, Russell Fuller, Courtney Nguyen Producer: Sam Sheringham

Steve Crossman is joined by tennis correspondent Russell Fuller, former junior Wimbledon champion Laura Robson and British tennis player Naomi Broady to preview the US Open. We look back on the legendary career of Serena Williams and what we might see from her if the US Open is her final tournament. You will also hear an interview with Chanda Rubin, one of the few Black female players on tour when Serena started. She shares her first memories of meeting Serena with Russell. Plus, Gigi Salmon joins the team to discuss last year's incredible journey for Emma Raducanu and what we can expect from her this year.

Kelly Cates is joined by former British number one Laura Robson, tennis commentator David Law and New York Times' tennis correspondent Chris Clarey to discuss Serena Williams as she looks ahead to retirement. We hear an interview with Serena and tennis correspondent Russell Fuller in 2018, where they discuss Serena's injuries and coming back to tennis after the birth of her daughter. Plus, the panel discuss Serena's legacy and what we might see from her if the US Open is her final tournament.

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And just like that, we have our Men's Singles Wimbledon champion! Novak Djokovic battled back from a set down to beat Nick Kyrgios and secure his fourth consecutive Wimbledon title - his seventh overall! Jonathan Overend was roaming the grounds to bring you closer to every key moment, and we hear the thoughts of former world number one, Tracey Austin, right after the match. Although Alfie Hewett's 2022 Wimbledon story didn't quite have the fairytale ending he'd been hoping for, Naomi Cavaday and Katie O'Brien reflect on the progress the British player has made and a great championships for wheelchair tennis at large. BBC broadcaster Clare Balding also joins Overs to pay tribute to a Wimbledon icon and one of the BBC Sport family, and after deliberating all the action in the men's final, Overs finds himself locked in a battle with commentator David Law for tennis correspondent Russell Fuller's birthday muffin - what a way to end the championships for another year! TOPICS: 0'55 - Novak Djokovic becomes Wimbledon champion 2'48 - Post-match interviews from both men's finalists 6'00 - Reaction with Tracey Austin 9'49 - Reaction to Alfie Hewett's loss in the men's wheelchair singles final 18'01 - Clare Balding's tribute to Sue Barker 20'45 - Goodbye from Wimbledon!

We have our Ladies' Singles Wimbledon champion! Elena Rybakina diffused world number two, Ons Jabeur, to clinch her first Grand Slam title. Overs takes you through events as they unfolded at the All England Club - including a peak at what BBC broadcaster Clare Balding and her team get up to prior to their highlights show - and also gets exclusive reaction from Rybakina's coach, Stefano Vukov. BBC tennis correspondent, Russell Fuller, reviews the match itself for us, and gives his thoughts on the men's final to come on day 14! TOPICS: 4'50 - Insight from Clare Balding 7'32 - Rybakina wins the Wimbledon title 9'41 - Reaction from winning coach Stefano Vukov 13'42 - Analysis from Russell Fuller 17'13 - Thoughts on the upcoming men's final

On day 12 of the Championships we were treated to just one men's semi final but there was plenty of interest with home hero Cam Norrie starting strong but ultimately succumbing to the defending champion, Novak Djokovic! Some of Novak's superfans tell Overs what it means to them to see him play on Centre Court, and BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller shares his thoughts on the match - until he is interrupted by a guest of the royal box who has had too many scones, that is! Wheelchair tennis player Alfie Hewett shares his delight to have come through a tough semi final in front of a record crowd, and we also hear from local lad and multiple Grand Slam champion, Andy Lapthorne, who is into the quad wheelchair doubles final for the third year in a row. With finals weekend just around the corner, former British player Laura Robson also previews the interesting match up that awaits us in the ladies singles final on day 13! TOPICS: 0'54 - Reaction to Djokovic's win 9'59 - Reflections on Alfie Hewett's victory 15'34 - Interview with Andy Lapthorne 17'07 - Ladies' final preview with Laura Robson

The final four are complete! Rafa Nadal did the unthinkable yet again, battling through injury to beat Taylor Fritz in a fifth set tie break. Jonathan Overend gets reaction to that from former British player Andrew Castle, BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller and even Formula 1 driver George Russell! Naomi Cavaday watched Nick Kyrgios secure his place in the Wimbledon semi final against Nadal, and also brings us up to speed on how the semi finalists in the ladies singles are all looking ahead of Thursday. 2019 Wimbledon champion Simona Halep swiftly dispatched her opponent on day 10, and Overs caught up with her coach Patrick Mouratoglou on the concourse. We also hear the thoughts of British player Joe Salisbury who is the number one men's doubles player in the world right now, and is in the Wimbledon semis alongside his partner Rajeev Ram! It's a packed pod. TOPICS: 1'53 - Vamos Nadal! 8'15 - Reaction to Kyrgios' performance 12'26 - Halep makes the semis 17'52 - Looking ahead to the ladies' semi finals on day 11 21'45 - Interview with Joe Salisbury

It was another hugely exciting day at SW19, with plenty of twists and turns in both the Men's and Women's Singles! Jonathan Overend was there to see Cameron Norrie write his name into the British sporting history books and secure his place in the final four at Wimbledon. He caught up with Norrie's coach Facundo Lugones straight after the match! Novak Djokovic also came from behind to continue his run at Wimbledon, and Overs grabbed a word with his coach Goran Ivanišević before he made his way to an invitational match. BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller was on hand to put it all into context for us, and bring us up to speed on the latest news regarding Nick Kyrgios. There were amazing stories playing out on the ladies side as well, and we hear from first time semi-finalist Tatjana Maria who has made a remarkable comeback after giving birth to her second child only one year ago! Multiple Wimbledon champion Martina Hingis also tells us why the remaining top seed Ons Jabeur - who came through today in three sets - is her pick for the final! TOPICS: 1'20 - Cam Norrie's winning moment and post-match reaction 8'52 - Reflections on Novak Djokovic's victory 15'43 - Tatjana Maria advances to the semis 17'52 - Martina Hingis tells us why Ons Jabeur is so good 21'17 - Looking ahead to day ten

On day two of Wimbledon 2022, Jonathan Overend is back roaming the grounds of the All England Lawn Tennis Club to give you access all areas, reviewing today's major tennis talking points alongside 2013 Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli, sports broadcaster Lee McKenzie, BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller and six-time Wimbledon Doubles champion Mark Woodforde. They reflect on Nadal's successful return to the grass, and the final match of the day which had everyone on the edge of their seats and saw seven-time Wimbledon champion, Serena Williams, defeated by Wimbledon debutante, Harmony Tan. Jonathan also runs into another player who won on debut today - Jeff Tarango's hot pick - Maxime Cressy, and Jeff gives us his "upsetee" for Day Three! TOPICS: 2'51 - Reaction to Serena Williams defeat 10'13 - What the future may hold for Serena Williams 15'49 - Review of Rafa Nadal's victory 17'36 - Interview with Maxime Cressy 20'41 - Looking ahead to Day Three

Drs. Tom Rush and Russell Fuller give us their thoughts on the SBC. Tom Rush: https://www.facebook.com/tom.rush33Russell Fuller: https://www.facebook.com/russell.fuller.982Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

After her meteoric rise to US Open success and global stardom in 2021, it's been a bumpy ride back down to earth for British tennis star Emma Raducanu. While a string of injuries have been largely to blame for defeats and retirements on the court, we assess how far her frequent changes of coach and corporate demands have affected her readiness for life at the top end of tennis. On the eve of Wimbledon, we hear from Tracy Austin and Jelena Ostapenko, who both tasted Grand Slam success at a young age and Raducanu's super-agent Max Eisenbud. Panel: Sarah Mulkerrins, Nesta McGregor, Russell Fuller, Mike Dickson Producer: Sam Sheringham

As Centre Court celebrates its centenary in 2022, three of the UK's most well-known tennis stars, Laura Robson, Jack Draper and Alfie Hewett, come together for an exciting new podcast series, in association with Vodafone, official partner of Wimbledon. Laura first played on Centre as a 16 year-old; Roger Federer wishing her luck down the staircase. Wild-card Jack opened the tournament last year against defending champion Novak Djokovic. But the only experience for Paralympic medallist and 19-times Grand Slam champion Alfie Hewett has been from the Royal Box (albeit alongside Rod Laver and Billie Jean King); perhaps one day that will change... Episode One is all about finding out what makes Centre Court such a special place to watch and play. "The magic of Centre Court", that's what it is... Full time codes: 00:00 Introduction from Laura. (improvised commentary performed by Alastair Eykyn). 00:50 Jack gives his thoughts on playing Surbiton challenger alongside Andy Murray. 01:40 Alfie reflects on a title-winning week at the Barcelona Open ahead of defending his Roland Garros titles. 02:10 Laura tells the guys what life's been like since announcing her retirement. 03:15 Laura tells Jack how she got emotional at Wimbledon when breaking the news to the BBC's Russell Fuller. 03:45 Alfie finds some common ground; last year he thought his career was ending when he went through Paralympic re-classification. 04:40 Jack recalls watching Andy Murray beat Novak Djokovic as an 11-year old from close to the court. 05:45 Alfie reveals he didn't watch too much able-bodied tennis growing up. But he did get immersed in London 2012. 07:10 Alfie has yet to play on Centre Court but talks about how wheelchair tennis is gradually being "upgraded". 07:30 Laura takes us back to U-10 days when a promise to play on a show court didn't turn out as planned... 08:50 Laura talks about the walk from the locker room and bumping into a superstar just before her debut at 16... 10:10 Jack only had to play the best player in the world on the opening day... no pressure! 11:00 There's a different walk-on for the players this year on Centre Court. Laura explains the change... sounds exciting! 11:40 Alfie agrees that it's the atmosphere which makes Wimbledon. "Sometimes I just wish I was a fan!" 12:10 The difference between watching in Centre Court and watching on TV is vast. Laura gets evocative. 13:20 Jack talks about playing on outside courts when the noise from Centre erupts. 14:00 Behind the scenes secrets from Laura; passageways and secret tunnels. "Nowhere else has the same vibe". 15:25 Hello to Tim Henman! 16:30 More memories: Laura goes back to 2008. Was Jack born?! He can recount the match like yesterday. 17:15 Alfie goes off on a tangent; to Court 18 to be precise. 18:05 Jack talks about the global appeal of the big matches and Laura reminisces about classic celebrations. 18:40 Jack was chatting to Andy Murray about his 2013 celebration. Would he go up to the box if he ever won?! 19:30 They're addicts these guys; they can remember winning shots from historic matches. "I'm a tennis nut!" says Jack. 20:55 Alfie grills Jack on making his Centre Court debut against Djokovic. Much more on this on Episode Two! 22:30 Alfie's had an "insane experience" but rather than on the court, in the Royal Box! 24:00 We're back to the sound of Centre Court. The silence, 25:00 How did everyone do?!

BBC Tennis Correspondent Russell Fuller joins Gerard and Sam on Sportsday

We're off to Roland Garros for the 2022 French Open – commentary every day across BBC Radio. This preview show - with Laura Robson, Gigi Salmon and Russell Fuller - answers the big questions of the fortnight. Can 19 year old Carlos Alcaraz cement his place as the next big thing, or will Nadal and Djokovic dominate again in Paris? Who, if anyone, can stop the unbeaten run of Iga Swiatek? And does it matter that Emma Raducanu doesn't have a coach at the moment? As for the teams Mastermind topics – ‘French historical fiction of the 19th Century', ‘The Real Housewives of Beverley Hills' and ‘the life and times of Pat Nevin' were all selected. We'll leave you to find out who chose which.

Former tennis champion Boris Becker has been jailed over his bankruptcy. The BBC's tennis correspondent, Russell Fuller, joins Adam to discuss the ruling and the German star's fall from grace. Also…. businesswoman and Dragons' Den star, Deborah Meaden, tells us why she's campaigning to make the upcoming Jubilee bank holiday a permanent fixture. And… Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia, gives Adam advice on how to edit his own wiki page, and discusses Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter. Today's Newscast was made by Tim Walklate, with Cordelia Hemming, Miranda Slade and Ben Cooper. The technical producer was Emma Crowe. The assistant editor was Alison Gee.

Lesia Tsurenko discusses the guilt she feels about not being in Ukraine and the impact the conflict has had on her mental health. Tsurenko says she considered ending her playing career before a chat with Alex Dolgopolov made her see she could help Ukrainian's by continuing to play and earn money to send home. Along with Elina Svitolina, Tsurenko has donated money to buy a tractor for the Army, which she believes will help save lives. Beau Greaves reflects on becoming the youngest ever World Champion in Darts. The 18-year-old predicted she'd win a World Title when she was just 13 years old and tells us winning the WDF World Championship was for her family members that didn't live to see her achieve her dream. She also says she's now hoping to pass her driving test if she can master roundabouts. The first blind person to lead climb the iconic Old Man of Hoy – Jesse Dufton – tells us how he got into the sport and how his wife helped him adapt his climbing as his eyesight deteriorated. Dufton says his next challenge is the “Prophecy of Drowning”, which is located on a remote Scottish island. In Sporting Witness, we tell the story of the cricket club which pulled off what is believed to be the first tour of North Korea. We hear from Jon Newton, who is the president of Shanghai cricket club and the man who brought the sports tradition of cucumber sandwiches to a pariah state. Russell Fuller joins us live from Prague with the latest on the Billie Jean King Cup, Shabnam Younus-Jewell is at the World Snooker Championship for us and John Murray is with us ahead of Manchester City's FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool at Wembley Stadium. Image: Lesia Tsurenko hits a shot during second round of the Miami Open on March 25, 2022 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL. (Photo by Aaron Gilbert/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Russell Fuller, BBC tennis correspondent

Two more boozy get-togethers in No 10 during lockdown have come to light, this time on the night before the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral. We speak to the reporter who got the scoop, The Telegraph's Tony Diver, and Lord Gavin Barwell, former Chief of Staff to Theresa May. Australia has detained Novak Djokovic and cancelled his visa for a second time. But is it game, set and vax for the tennis star? The BBC's Russell Fuller is in Melbourne. And following the BBC drama about the Met Police's handling of the deaths of three gay men murdered by Stephen Port, we hear from Sarah Sak, whose son Anthony Walgate was Port's first victim. Today's Newscast was made by Daniel Wittenberg with Alix Pickles and Ben Cooper. The studio director was Emma Crowe and the editor was Jonathan Aspinwall.

A special bonus edition of The Sports Desk reacting to Novak Djokovic winning his appeal against the cancellation of his visa, seemingly paving the way for him to defend his Australian Open title in Melbourne next week. Sarah Mulkerrins and Dan Roan are joined by BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller and New York Times tennis writer Ben Rothenberg to discuss the decision by a Melbourne judge and its implications for tennis and wider sport. We also hear from former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli and Djokovic's younger brother Djordje. Producer: Sam Sheringham

It's been one year since the Capitol Hill attack and, as the world remembers, we hear from the BBC's Gabriel Gatehouse about his new podcast, The Coming Storm, investigating some of the conspiracy theories that fuelled the events of January 6th 2021.   With lots of people asking government to act on spiralling fuel bills, Adam chats with the boss of the energy industry's trade body, Energy UK, about what's being done (and what's not being done, yet). Also, what's the latest with Novak Djokovic? The BBC's Russell Fuller knows the score...   Today's Newscast was made by Sam Bonham with Ben Cooper and John Murphy. Emma Crowe is the studio director.

Australia cancels top tennis player's visa... We catch up with the BBC's tennis guru Russell Fuller to find out what's really going on.  Boris Johnson has confirmed Plan B rules will continue for three weeks. Vicki Young talks Adam through the latest in Westminster.  And what was the Theranos scandal all about? James Clayton (who's currently at the CES tech conference in the US) explains why it's gone very wrong for Elizabeth Holmes, the world's youngest self-made female billionaire. Today's Newscast was made by Sam Bonham with John Murphy, Georgia Coan and Rachel Judah. The studio director was Emma Crowe and the assistant editor was Alison Gee.

Russell Fuller predicted the end of the Southern Baptist Convention over compromise, corruption, and most recently, the executive committee's caving to the Me Too movement in waiving attorney-client privilege. Now the legal firm that represented the SBC for six decades is dropping the denomination. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dr. Russell Fuller examines Amos 5, Micah 6, and other OT passages used by social justice advocates to support the claim that God is for social justice. christianityandsocialjustice.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dr. Russell Fuller, a professor of Old Testament for many years at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary believes the Southern Baptist Convention is ending because of compromised leadership. He weighs in on the latest controversy surrounding the waiving of attorney-client privilege on the executive committee and talks about Al Mohler and his own political posturing related to the MeToo movement. christianityandsocialjustice.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Gigi Salmon presents reaction as Britain's Emma Raducanu completes a historic success, winning the US Open women's singles final aged just 18. She beat Leylah Fernandez in straight sets to become the first British female winner of a Grand Slam singles title in 44 years. We hear from Pat Cash, Laura Robson and Naomi Broady, as well as tennis journalist David Law and correspondent Russell Fuller, who's in New York. And we hear from the champion herself in the moment after her triumph.

It's a divisive issue across society – and sport is no exception. The Covid-19 vaccination – recommended by governments and medics across the world – but rejected by vast numbers of leading athletes. Sarah Mulkerrins, Dan Roan and Ben Rumsby hear from Newcastle goalkeeper Karl Darlow, who caught Covid while unvaccinated and spent three days on a hospital drip. BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller reveals why tennis players are split down the middle over the merits of the jab. Plus, how unvaccinated athletes in some US sports are becoming second-class citizens in their own dressing-rooms. Producer: Sam Sheringham

NoCo is on Summer Vacation.  Please enjoy some of these classic interviews that Pastor Mike has conducted over the last 3ish years. Hebrew, CRT, Southern Seminary, Al Mohler, the Social gospel and more. Don't tune in if you want to remain comfortably naive. Dr Fuller also discusses the future of theological education and offers solutions via his online classes.  

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Mentioned in This Podcast Previous Episode: https://youtu.be/t1WMs1_N8Q4 Recent accusations against SBC Seminaries: FBC Naples Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zoe6tNmRyk&t=559s Tom Rush: https://www.facebook.com/1221790241/videos/10224630958901031/ Russell Fuller: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMfiRWgobOU Whistleblower Panel Discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvB7fLEWWek Matt Hall and Al Mohler Montage: Feb 17, 2016: http://cdn.sbts.edu/media/video/student-life/20160217-ONE-whats-the-word-forum.mp4 Sept 13, 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imN8SvGTWz4 Jan 17, 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIgJAQFrhrU June 20, 2018: https://vimeo.com/275937055 Sept 14, 2018: https://vimeo.com/289925393 June 9, 2020: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYzhkleFrjY&t=1041s --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation/support

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New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton is known for his love of fashion and Alberto Hernandez is the man responsible for making his hats. Hernandez makes Newton a new fedora or Fez every week and tells us they began collaborating after Pharrell Williams recommended him to Newton. He breaks away from making Newton’s hat for Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans to tell us how his grandfather taught him to make hats back in Mexico, the inspiration behind his designs and why you can’t buy copies of any of Newton’s hats. He also gives us an exclusive ahead of this week’s hat being revealed. Dee Caffari is the first woman to have sailed single-handed and non-stop around the world in both directions. She tells us how people can use what she learned at sea to help themselves deal with feelings of isolation and loneliness during the covid-19 pandemic. The president of Netball South Africa – Cecilia Molokwane – joins us ahead of the three-test series against Malawi. Molokwane tells us how the covid-19 pandemic has affected netball in South Africa, where they are in their preparations for hosting the 2023 World Cup and how she feels lucky to be alive after contracting coronavirus earlier this year. Magnus Carlsen is the highest ranked chess player of all time. Ahead of playing in the new 1.5 million dollar Champions Chess Tour, he speaks to us about how long he’ll continue in chess and how he hopes the Netflix show “The Queen’s Gambit” will inspire more people to play chess. Staying with chess and in Sporting Witness - we go back to 2002 when the Hungarian prodigy Judit Polgar finally defeated World Champion Gary Kasparov at a major tournament in Spain. Kasparov had previously incensed Polgar by ridiculing the idea of women chess champions and it took her several attempts to finally beat him. And - the BBC’s tennis correspondent Russell Fuller joins us ahead of semi-finals day at the season ending ATP Finals in London and we’re at St James Park, with the BBC’s Vicki Sparks ahead of Newcastle playing Chelsea in the Premier League. Image: Quarterback Cam Newton then of the Carolina Panthers wears a hat with "One Love" stitched on the side during a press conference after the game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Getty Images)

“I don’t see it as trying to hit new milestones as a female” – Joy Neville on making history. The Irish referee will become the first woman to take on Television Match Official duties in a men's international game when Wales face Georgia next month. Neville tells us how she initially needed some convincing to become a referee, how other people’s doubts over whether a woman could make it as a top official have driven her on and she explains her approach to being a TMO. Maryam Shojaei joins us one year on from three and a half thousand women attending Iran’s men’s World Cup qualifier against Cambodia in Tehran. Apart from a few exceptions, women had effectively been banned from stadiums where men were playing since just after the 1979 Islamic revolution. Shojaei ran a campaign -- first anonymously and later publicly -- that led to Iran allowing women to attend men's football matches. She gives us her memories of the day and tells us about her hopes for the future. To celebrate Black History Month we speak to a pioneer of the American Football scene in Great Britain. Gerry Anderson played between 1984 and 2000 for clubs including the London Monarchs and London Olympians. He reflects on a career that saw him win the Eurobowl . He also tells us about the cultural differences he encountered when American players came to play in the UK – including the revelation he was asked if there would be black people in London. Anderson tells us their question was based on the fact that the Royal Family were the only English people they had ever seen on television. The third edition of the Hindukush Mountain Bike Challenge took place in Afghanistan earlier this month. The two-day event aims to grow the Afghan domestic racing scene and empower young boys and girls. Shikeba Aryan finished third in the women's race and says she hopes her success encourages other young girls in Afghanistan to take up cycling, having overcome resistance from her own family when she started out. In Sporting Witness we tell the story of an Ivory Coast football team which is credited with revolutionising the sport in Africa. We hear from Kolo Toure, who was one of the players on the team and later a star in the English Premier League. And – we’re live in Paris with our tennis correspondent – Russell Fuller – ahead of the women’s singles final at the French Open. Photo: Joy Neville (Getty Images)

Los Angeles gym owner Seth Gottesdiener is cycling across America to assess the mood of his nation as they approach the 2020 presidential election. Following the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests, he’s speaking to a cross section of society to see if America has more that unites it than divides it. His conversations will form the basis of a documentary, which will be released in time for the presidential inauguration. Brazilian surfer Maya Gabeira joins us to reflect on surfing the biggest wave of the year. She tells us the sound of the 22.4 meter high wave crashing at the bottom will live with her forever as she has never been so scared. Gabeira also recalls how she was almost killed by a wave at the same beach in 2013 and how she battled self-doubt in her recovery. Only ten people have run every London Marathon and Chris Finill is one of them. Ahead of Sunday’s race he tells us about his love of running, how the covid-19 pandemic has affected his preparation and about the highs and lows he’s encountered going the distance over the last 39 years. We take in the ultimate social lockdown sport moment by joining a 24 hour global netball marathon. We hear from one of the coaches running a live session and from Australian player and founder of Netfit Sarah Wall. In Sporting Witness, we go back to the London Olympics in 2012 when Sizwe Ndlovu became the first black African to win rowing gold. And with live sport continuing: the BBC’s tennis correspondent Russell Fuller joins us from Roland Garros to discuss the French Open and we’re at Stamford Bridge with Alistair Bruce-Ball ahead of Chelsea’s game against Crystal Palace. Photo: This combination of pictures created on September 29, 2020 shows Democratic Presidential candidate and former US Vice President Joe Biden (L) and US President Donald Trump speaking during the first presidential debate (Credit: JIM WATSON,SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)

Hebrew, CRT, Southern Seminary, Al Mohler, the Social gospel and more. Don’t tune in if you want to remain comfortably naive. Dr Fuller also discusses the future of theological education and offers solutions via his online classes.  

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Martina Navratilova joins Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Naomi Cavaday to preview the US Open. The tennis legend says there won’t be an asterisk next to this year's winner despite some big name withdrawals. Tournament Director Stacey Allaster discusses the measures taken for the event to go ahead, and we go inside the player bubble at Flushing Meadows to find out what it's really like.

Known predominantly for his work as the BBC's tennis correspondent and commentator, Russell Fuller sits with Nick Heath to discuss what he thinks makes a good commentary. They cover how to cover those rallies for radio, the pressure of working with big-time summarisers and how a hungover wet morning in Exeter could have scuppered Russell's career entirely.Follow Russell on Twitter - https://twitter.com/russellcfullerFollow Cue Commentator - https://twitter.com/cuecommentatorFollow Nick Heath - https://twitter.com/nickheathsport See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr.Russell Fuller shares his experience at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, the theological decline of Al Mohler, the fate of the Southern Baptist Convention, and much more. Ways to Support: The Proverbial Life Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ProverbialLife For More: https://linktr.ee/TheProverbialLife PayPal-Teameramirez@gmail.com CashApp-$teameramirez Venmo-Edwin-Ramirez-75 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-proverbial-life/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-proverbial-life/support

Jon analyzes SBTS's response to Russell Fuller's critiques. Then, Jon talks about the denominational divisions which led up to the Civil War and Civil War historiography. Finally, a little on Critical Race Theory, hypocrisy in evangelical circles, and Rom 13. www.worldviewconversation.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/worldviewconversation Subscribe: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/conversations-that-matter/id1446645865?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldviewconversation/ Follow Us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/conversationsthatmatterpodcast Follow Us on Gab: https://gab.ai/worldiewconversation Follow Jon on Twitter https://twitter.com/worldviewconvos Subscribe on Minds https://www.minds.com/worldviewconversation More Ways to Listen: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation Mentioned in this Podcast: https://www.amazon.com/Sacred-Conviction-Souths-Biblical-Authority/dp/1947660101 http://www.worldviewconversation.com/2018/01/how-to-engage-social-justice-warriors.html --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation/support

Dr. Russell Fuller talks about the effect of Jarvis Williams and Matthew Hall's teachings on students, as well as Al Mohler's reaction to them. To Help: Donate to Enemies Within the Church (501c3) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/#donate Go Fund Me for fired SBTS who won't sign Separation Agreement https://www.gofundme.com/f/sbts-profs Grace Baptist Church benevolence fund to help SBTS professors (501c3) http://truegraceofgod.org/giving/ Dr. Fuller Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/russell.fuller.982 Information Mentioned in This Video: Episode III Accompanying Notes https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Episode-III-Accompanying-Notes.pdf Dr. Russell Fuller's Speech Against Promoting Matthew Hall https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Russell-Fullers-Speech-Against-Promoting-Matthew-Hall.pdf Montage of Hall, Williams, and Wood's Teachings https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/2019/08/30/critical-race-theory-promoted-by-three-professors-at-flagship-southern-baptist-seminary/ Confronting Racist Evangelical History - Dr. Otis Moss III and Dr. Matthew Hall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx-7LrvJmsk Seminaries And Racial Reconciliation With Matthew Hall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwI82hKUTgI ONE Presents: "Removing the Stain of Racism from the Southern Baptist Convention Panel" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imN8SvGTWz4 Dr. Jarvis Williams - February 12, 2018 - OBU Chapel Message https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMHHqggHbXg Dr. Jarvis Williams & Dr. Kevin Jones - February 14, 2018 - OBU Chapel Message https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6TRHdLWVno What's the Word Forum http://cdn.sbts.edu/media/video/student-life/20160217-ONE-whats-the-word-forum --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation/support

A new MP3 sermon from Christ Reformed Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Interview (Pt. 2): Downgrade at Southern Seminary: Postmodernism Subtitle: Downgrade at Southern Seminary Speaker: Dr. Russell Fuller Broadcaster: Christ Reformed Baptist Church Event: Podcast Date: 5/21/2020 Length: 27 min.

Dr. Russell Fuller discusses the subject of Postmodernism, and Dr. Al Mohler's role in knowingly promoting and endorsing a book by Jonathan Pennington who advocated for the view, on the campus of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. To Help: Donate to Enemies Within the Church (501c3) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/#donate Go Fund Me for fired SBTS who won't sign Separation Agreement https://www.gofundme.com/f/sbts-profs Grace Baptist Church benevolence fund to help SBTS professors (501c3) http://truegraceofgod.org/giving/ Dr. Russell Fuller Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/russell.fuller.982 Documents Mentioned in This Video: Russell Fuller's Questions for Dr. Pennington submitted to Dean https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Questions-for-Pennington.pdf Jonathan Pennington's Book "Reading the Gospels Wisely https://books.google.com/books?id=GirTSf0SDr8C&printsec=frontcover&dq=jonathan+pennington+reading+the+gospels+wisely&hl=en&newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjOpOCxjcXpAhWhlHIEHRv-BckQ6wEwAHoECAMQAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false Al Mohler's Endorsement as one of the "10 Books Every Preacher Should Read https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/justin-taylor/mohlers-10-books-every-preacher-should-read/ Jonathan Pennington's 2015 ETS Speech (1) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pennington-1.pdf Jonathan Pennington's Revision of Speech (2) (This was handed out to students. It includes a denial of Isaiah 53's Messianic interpretation. "As Crump points out over several pages, one is hard pressed to make convincing arguments that many key.") https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pennington-2.pdf Jonathan Pennington's Revision of Speech (3) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pennington-3.pdf Jonathan Pennington's Revision of Speech (4) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pennington-4.pdf Jonathan Pennington's Attempts to Clarify https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pennington-Concerns.pdf Russell Fuller's Speech at Full Professors Meeting Concerning Jonathan Pennington's Views https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Speech-at-Full-Professors-Meeting.pdf Dr. Fuller's Separation Agreement https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Fuller-NDC.pdf Follow Jon's Work: http://www.worldviewconversation.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/worldviewconversation Subscribe: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/conversations-that-matter/id1446645865?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldviewconversation/ Follow Us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/conversationsthatmatterpodcast Follow Us on Gab: https://gab.ai/worldiewconversation Follow Jon on Twitter https://twitter.com/worldviewconvos Subscribe on Minds https://www.minds.com/worldviewconversation More Ways to Listen: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation/support

A new MP3 sermon from Christ Reformed Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Interview (Pt. 1): Downgrade at Southern Seminary: Higher Criticism Subtitle: Downgrade at Southern Seminary Speaker: Dr. Russell Fuller Broadcaster: Christ Reformed Baptist Church Event: Podcast Date: 5/18/2020 Length: 23 min.

1. Seth continues his review of 1 John 2, examining following Jesus.2. Seth responds to a listener submission about Paul's shipwreck.3. Seth discusses the firing of Russell Fuller. Go Fund Me Link: Send me on a Cruise with Beth Moore! Become a Patron! Donate on PayPal. Check out all the BTWN podcasts.

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Dr. Russell Fuller discusses the subject of Higher Biblical Criticism, and Dr. Al Mohler's role in knowingly hiring Dominick Hernandez who advocated for the approach, on the campus of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. To Help: Donate to Enemies Within the Church (501c3) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/#donate Go Fund Me for fired SBTS who won't sign Separation Agreement https://www.gofundme.com/f/sbts-profs Grace Baptist Church benevolence fund to help SBTS professors (501c3) http://truegraceofgod.org/giving/ Dr. Russell Fuller Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/russell.fuller.982 Mentioned in this Video Concerns Concerning Dr. Dominick Hernandez https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Concerns-about-Dr-Hernandez.pdf Mythopoetic Imagery Relating to the Firstborn of Death and the King of Terrors, Society of Biblical Literature (2017) https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Nov-6-2017-Mythopoetic-Imagery-SBL-Boston-2017-copy.pdf Dominick Hernandez Dissertation: Will the lamp of the wicked wane? : the prosperity of the wicked as a theme in Job and the Ancient Near East (2016) https://lib.biu.ac.il/files/libraries/new-books/new_items_dec_2016_0.pdf Dr. Fuller's Separation Agreement https://enemieswithinthechurch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Fuller-NDC.pdf Follow Jon's Work: http://www.worldviewconversation.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/worldviewconversation Subscribe: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/conversations-that-matter/id1446645865?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldviewconversation/ Follow Us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/conversationsthatmatterpodcast Follow Us on Gab: https://gab.ai/worldiewconversation Follow Jon on Twitter https://twitter.com/worldviewconvos Subscribe on Minds https://www.minds.com/worldviewconversation More Ways to Listen: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/worldviewconversation/support

This week on Open Era: Simon speaks with the BBC's tennis correspondent Russell Fuller about Coronavirus' impact on the tennis world and Maria Sharapova's retirement. The guys also cover the wider response to the pandemic and its impact on the 2020 sporting calendar.

This week on Open Era: Simon speaks with the BBC’s tennis correspondent Russell Fuller about Coronavirus’ impact on the tennis world and Maria Sharapova’s retirement. The guys also cover the wider response to the pandemic and its impact on the 2020 sporting calendar.

Australian Open Tennis organisers have been criticised all week for their decision to play the event’s qualifying tournament in conditions which several players have argued were hazardous to their health. Were the players in this week’s qualifiers treated the same as bigger name players in the main draw would have been if this all happened a week later? What happens if poor air quality does impact the opening week of the year’s first Grand Slam? Our Correspondent, Russell Fuller, brings us the latest on the air quality. We’ll also speak to sports journalist, Chris Mitchell, a familiar face and voice across the BBC and now on the ABC in Australia. While most of us were enjoying Christmas and New Year holidays, Chris spent the start of January protecting a farm belonging to his family. Watching the skies, worrying about the wind direction and doing all he could to protect his in-laws’ home and the neighbouring ones too. ‘And Cue!’ Alexandra Palace in north London is famous for hosting major events – including this week’s Masters Snooker. But how many of those watching sport at the Palace know that it is also the birthplace of BBC Television? The venue’s Deputy Chief Executive, Emma Dagnes, has been giving Sportshour’s Jamie Broughton a history lesson. But what about the sharks? How often do you see a moment of sporting inspiration or excellence and think to yourself, 'I wonder if I could do that'? Well, Victoria Evans believes that 'Yes', you can. She's out to prove it by breaking the world record for rowing solo across the Atlantic. Just one problem though - Victoria had never rowed before taking this on. But that doesn't mean she's a stranger to extreme sporting challenges. Victoria has been speaking to Sportshour's Miriam Walker-Khan and Anita Jones. Snowboarding with no knees We meet a fifty-something who came late to the slopes but whose ideas are helping others enjoy what's become his passion, that's Para Snowboarding. Darren Swift ... also known as Swifty ... is a double above-the-knee amputee. The BBC's Jenny Jones, an Olympic snowboard medallist, hears how he's pioneered the technology which now allows lower-limb amputees like him to enjoy the sport. It involves a kitchen chopping board.

Olympic gold medallist Darren Campbell and Eleanor Oldroyd are joined by Double Olympic Champion Max Whitlock. Together they discuss the defence of his two gymnastics titles at the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, glandular fever and how fatherhood has changed him. Russell Fuller joins the podcast from Melbourne to give us the latest on the qualifying rounds at the Australian Open. Plus, Darren and Elly are joined by a host of guests to discuss the cycling, swimming, rowing and athletics medal prospects ahead of the games in six month's time.

For many, caring for other people is just part of our world view — whether you give to charity through your church, through private donations, or through other methods like sponsored bike rides or other fundraisers. But if you haven’t considered involving your business, you should. Russell Fuller’s first foray into giving to charity was... The post Ep.67: Using Your Company For Charitable Giving with Russell Fuller appeared first on The Tim Faller Show.

Every now and then the trivial charm of sport can offer the perfect escape from reality. In July 2016, across seven matches at Wimbledon, Andy Murray provided the best of distractions, uniting a nation divided by a vote. In the fifth and final episode of the opening season of Join The Story, we look at how a gangly teenager from Dunblane, Scotland captured the hearts of the British public and how his legacy now stretches far beyond his remarkable tennis achievements.  Join the conversation across social media using #JoinTheStory. With thanks to Judy Murray, Jamie Murray, Roy Erskine, Shirley Erskine, Courtney Nguyen, Russell Fuller, Stuart Fraser, Simon Briggs, Mark Petchey, John Barrett, Ruth Davidson MSP, Anne McElvoy, Lorraine Slabbert, the people of Dunblane, Gregor and Katie from Dunblane Primary School and Siminn TV.

Your reputation is your most valuable business asset — but don’t think for a minute that doing high-quality work and providing top-notch service is enough to make and keep it spotless. The Internet has made it all too easy for people to publicly tarnish your good name — quickly. Take the initiative, and manage your... The post Ep.60: How to Manage Your Online Reputation Using Google Reviews with Russell Fuller appeared first on PowerTips Unscripted.

Russell Fuller / Fuller Living Construction In the span of six years, Russell had transformed every section of the 1910 craftsman, including fully remodeling the basement and attic into separate apartment units. With an assortment of talents in his tool belt – from electrical and plumbing to carpentry and design

A day that began with Roger Federer looking serene ended with him out of the tournament, Rafael Nadal fighting through at the last, and David Law speaking to a couple of special guests - BBC commentators Vassos Alexander and Russell Fuller - to try to cover it all on The Tennis Podcast.Federer was felled by Kevin Anderson, who saved match point and came back from two sets to love down to overcome Federer in 5. Was it a question of sensational play from the South African, or did Federer look short of his best? Did the change in scenery for Federer on Court One bother him after 19 successive Centre Court appearances? Nadal vs. Juan Martin del Potro was described by Andy Murray in the BBC commentary box as one of the best matches he has ever seen ‘live’, and it was hard to argue. Del Potro led two sets to one, but Nadal came back to win it in a marathon 5th set. Where was the match won and lost? Will Del Potro ever win another Slam? Is Nadal about to win Wimbledon and close the gap on Federer to just two major titles?Nadal will face Djokovic, who looked pretty sprightly in a four-set win over Kei Nishikori. Is Djokovic now back to his best? Will he beat Nadal?Isner bravely fought past Milos Raonic in four sets, from a set down. Could this be the 33-year-old’s time?Law, Alexander and Fuller all look ahead to the women’s semifinals and give their predictions for Angelique Kerber vs. Jelena Ostapenko and Serena Williams vs. Julia Goerges. The Tennis Podcast is produced daily throughout Wimbledon, presented by David Law and Catherine Whitaker.It is produced in associated with Telegraph Sport and sponsored by Amazon Prime Video, the new home of the US Open in the UK. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Russell Fuller follows up on the story of Ray Wood, father of Liv and Paloma, who he believes could become tennis stars to rival the Williams sisters. You'll hear from Judy Murray, Martina Navratilova and Dr. Kairen Cullen, an educational psychologist.

In 1985, Boris Becker caused a worldwide sensation by winning Wimbledon as an unseeded teenager. He talks to Russell Fuller about one of the biggest upsets in tennis history. PHOTO: Boris Becker with the Wimbledon trophy in 1985 (Getty Images)

How did Johanna Konta become British number one? What was it like growing up in Sydney, Barcelona and Eastbourne? BBC Radio 5 live tennis correspondent Russell Fuller meets her to find out. Plus we hear the thoughts of former GB Fed Cup captain Judy Murray and former British top seed Samantha Smith on Konta’s incredible rise into the world’s top 10.

With Maria Sharapova's ban set to end in just over a month, we've assembled an all-star lineup to discuss her impending return and the many questions it raises in this our fourth episode (here are 1, 2, and 3) about Sharapova's saga. First, Ben speaks with Markus Günthardt, the tournament director of the Porsche Grand Prix in Stuttgart where Sharapova will be making her comeback on Wednesday, April 26. We discuss why this tournament has grown so popular with top players (the car-as-trophy model seems to work), how important Sharapova is to it, the decision to give her a wild card, and how the contentious Wednesday start was made possible. Next, Ben reunites 75% of our March 2016 roundtable on Sharapova by bringing back in Sports Illustrated/Tennis Channel's Jon Wertheim and fabulous French freelancer Carole Bouchard to discuss all sorts of issues and questions raised by the Sharapova brouhaha, what has changed as the story has evolved over the last year, and what should be considered in the decisions about wild cards and whatever else in her comeback. Then, to bring the decidedly different British perspective on this case and anti-doping rigidity in general, Ben chats with BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller about why reactions in attitudes in his country have been so different, and the ethical and logistical questions facing Wimbledon as it weighs whether or not to warmly welcome Sharapova with a main draw wild card. We definitely want you to sound off on these issues, so more than ever, join in the conversation on Facebook (leave comments on the episode thread! Engage with other listeners!), follow and tweet us on Twitter (discuss this episode with hashtag #NCR182a!). And as always, please subscribe/review on iTunes on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be.

Goran Ivanisevic was inconsolable the day after the man he coaches, Marin Cilic, lost out to Roger Federer after holding three match point, and the Croatian now believes Andy Murray will go on to win the title.  In an interview with Tennis Podcast presenter and BBC 5 Live commentator David Law, Ivanisevic said this was the worst he had felt in nearly 20 years, since losing to Pete Sampras in the 1998 final. He believes Federer against Raonic is now '50-50', that Murray will take care of Tomas Berdych, and that Murray will win his second Wimbledon.  Law is joined by co-host Catherine Whitaker, Simon Briggs from the Telegraph, and special guest Russell Fuller, the BBC's Tennis Correspondent, to review the victories of Serena Williams over Elena Vesnina, and Angelique Kerber and Venus Williams.  The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with The Telegraph. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lord Seb Coe, London 2012 chairman tells BBC 5 Live that Olympic security will not be compromised despite the contractor G4S's failure to provide sufficient staff. As Britain's Team Sky lead at the Tour de France, will they be able to recover in just five days to compete at the Olympics? Can Zara Phillips overcome her previous bad luck and make her Olympic eventing debut on her new horse High Kingdom? Radio 4 satirical “The Now Show” helps the young people digest all the latest news about the London Games. Team GB's most capped hockey player Crista Cullen speaks about her recovery from recent injury and badminton singles player Rajiv Ouseph reveals his desire to inspire more young British Asians to become elite athletes. And can Team GB win 95 medals? It may be a pipe dream but that's precisely what a panel of experts convened by BBC Radio 5 live's “Virtual Medal Table” predicted; Russell Fuller hears from the boxing experts and gold hopeful boxer Tom Stalker.