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THE INDUSTRY OF SALVAGE AND INSURANCE VEHICLE AUCTIONS HAS LONG BEEN RULED BY A DUOPOLY, LEAVING BUYERS STUCK WITH HIGHER FEES AND FEWER CHOICES. But what if a smarter, lower-fee, tech-driven platform hit the market? This is Automotive Ecosystem on ATI.

Enquanto autoridades brasileiras e do exterior discutem pontos polêmicos da economia, como o 'tarifaço' dos Estados Unidos, e impasses específicos do Brasil, como o ajuste fiscal e o aumento do IOF, o cidadão comum se vê na dúvida de como esse cenário vai interferir no seu bolso.Afinal de contas, o que esperar da economia brasileira até o final do ano? Os preços de produtos vão continuar subindo ou haverá um refresco? Alguma sinalização de que o desemprego pode aumentar? Os empréstimos e financiamentos vão ficar mais fáceis ou difíceis?Essa semana, o Comitê de Política Monetária do Banco Central manteve a Selic, a taxa básica de juros da economia, em 15%, e anunciou que vai interromper a sequência de altas definidas nas reuniões anteriores do Copom. E a Selic afeta diretamente o comportamento de bancos na concessão de financiamentos. Para analisar o cenário da economia brasileira para a população, o Palavra Aberta recebe o doutor em Economia, reitor do Centro Universitário IBMEC, Márcio Salvato e também o professor e consultor financeiro Carlos Eduardo Freitas Costa.

Le ultime due settimane a Pechino: è successo di tutto. Per fortuna si è subito attivata la rete di solidarietà dell'hutong. E le nonnette mi hanno salvato. Un arrivederci alla capitale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Con la prima lettura, tratta dal libro dell’Esodo, inizia la storia di Mosè, salvato dalle acque del Nilo per l’intervento provvidenziale della figlia del faraone. Dopo lo svezzamento, egli vive ed è educato alla corte del faraone… ma quando viene a conoscere la sua vera origine, ha il coraggio di rinunciare ai privilegi che la sua posizione gli riserva, per sentirsi solidale con il suo popolo, oppresso ingiustamente da leggi razziali. In questa solidarietà con il suo popolo disprezzato vediamo una figura della kènosi, dell’annientamento del Figlio di Dio che, nascondendo la sua divinità, si fa simile a noi, poveri peccatori, in tutto, eccetto che nel peccato. Ma il popolo ebreo non è pronto a intraprendere il cammino della libertà; perciò Mosè, dopo aver dimostrato il suo zelo nel difendere un connazionale maltrattato ingiustamente da un Egiziano, deve scegliere la via dell’esilio per salvare la propria vita. Quante rassomiglianze con Gesù, che non viene accolto dalla sua gente… fino a decretarne la morte. Questa condotta sorda ai richiami del Signore interessa anche la vita di ciascuno di noi. Gesù ci richiama a questa responsabilità rimproverando le città di Corazin, di Betsàida e di Cafàrnao, dove tanti segni compiuti dalla sua bontà e onnipotenza non sono riusciti a convincere gli animi della popolazione a convertirsi al meglio. Chi ha più ricevuto, si prepari a rendere di più. Non potrebbe essere un avvertimento anche per noi, che viviamo al centro della cristianità e che tanto abbiamo ricevuto dalla grazia del Signore, a differenza di altri popoli che vivono ai margini della Chiesa?

L'altro giorno un pusher nigeriano di 30 anni si è esposto a rischi potenzialmente letali pur di sfuggire a un controllo di polizia. Il suo farfugliare di fronte agli agenti lo ha "tradito", ma anche forse salvato la vita. Dopo 24 ore in osservazione, è stato sottoposto a una terapia specifica per fargli evacuare i pacchettini ingeriti, dove c'erano cocaina ed eroina.

La musica, le collaborazioni e l'amore per la musica di Sergio Caputo.

Durante la chiacchierata al BSMT con Roberto Baggio, abbiamo parlato anche del suo avvicinamento al buddismo e di come questa fede e la pratica gli abbiano cambiato la vita. Per vedere l'episodio il

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Si parla di rinominare file con Hazel, di limitare la ricarica della batteria di un MacBook, di ricarica intelligente per le auto elettriche, della tastiera di iOS che può fare da calcolatrice, di Fortnite che torna sull'AppStore, di Notebook LLM, di...

Momenti concitati ieri alla "Marcia delle Acque": uno dei partecipanti, un 57enne di Marostica, deve la vita al rapido intervento dei volontari della Croce Rossa presenti con un'ambulanza: lo hanno rianimato e portato in ospedale quando è andato in arresto cardiaco poco prima dell'arrivo.

Parlamento e Consiglio europeo hanno concordato nuove regole, alcune delle quali riguardano la guida dei mezzi pesanti. Marco Di Gioia, segretario di Uetr, l’unione europea delle imprese di trasporto su strada, spiega le novità. “Urgente rivedere anche le norme sulla carta di qualificazione del conducente”, aggiunge.Sara De Bastiani, di Fonzaso, in provincia di Belluno, è l’autista di tir che l’altro pomeriggio, grazie alla sua prontezza di riflessi, ha evitato un gravissimo incidente lungo la strada della Valsugana. Al nostro microfono racconta cosa è successo e il suo lavoro: camionista e mamma.

Calvary Vista Women’s Fortified Conference: Proverbs 18:10 The post Speakers Panel – Millie Juarez, Shannon Quintana, Denise Salvato appeared first on Calvary Vista.

Software isn't always about rapid iteration. Sometimes, the real challenge lies in carefully assessing the existing environment. Chris Salvato, a Senior Staff Engineer at Shopify, believes that spending time in the “problem space” is vital for any long-lived application. Rather than diving immediately into controllers and tests, he begins by talking to everyone who interacts with the code—engineers, product owners, even directors who oversee strategy. This approach reveals hidden friction points that rarely come to light in larger, more formal meetings.When code grows organically over years, a range of issues emerges. Small workarounds might accumulate, new features can overlap with older ones, and domain boundaries become murky. Chris suggests mapping these overlaps through in-depth conversations so the team can pinpoint what genuinely obstructs productivity. He emphasizes that many developers may focus on surface fixes—updating a library here, renaming a class there—without acknowledging underlying confusion in the domain model itself. Removing extraneous code, clarifying domain entities, and aligning the team's understanding can drastically reduce missteps.An interesting aspect of Chris's method is his view of “developer paradise.” A codebase reaches this state when new contributors can navigate it with minimal help. Instead of sifting through endless documentation or complex wikis, they can figure out how classes, modules, and services connect simply by reading the code. Chris notes that achieving this often involves pruning unnecessary files or responsibilities. The end result is software that “self-documents,” easing onboarding and reducing reliance on external explanations.The conversation also touches on how large language models (LLMs) fit into the puzzle. Many organizations see AI-driven coding assistants as a way to accelerate development. Chris agrees they have potential, yet highlights a critical requirement: the code must be well-organized. If the system is sprawling and inconsistent, these tools may only add confusion. Lean, carefully segmented projects let both people and AI more effectively track what's happening under the hood.Reducing code bloat leads naturally to discussions about prioritizing. Chris encourages teams not to tackle every annoyance at once. He references the importance of framing a unifying question, such as “Which feature or aspect of the app causes the greatest confusion among team members?” Spending too little time on this question, he warns, results in half-hearted improvements that eventually revert back to chaos. By contrast, devoting a few dedicated sprints—guided by thoughtful one-on-one interviews—can create lasting changes that set the entire codebase on a better trajectory.One intriguing theme is how personal growth ties into organizational impact. Chris acknowledges that developers often switch companies every few years, which might discourage them from investing deeply in a legacy codebase they won't maintain long-term. Yet taking the lead in clarifying domain logic or reorganizing outdated sections is a skill-building opportunity. Future employers also notice engineers who can transform messy architectures into clear, future-friendly systems. In that sense, there's a mutual benefit: the company gains maintainable software, while the developer acquires project leadership experience.The idea of “sitting in the problem space” resonates throughout Chris's remarks. He encourages engineers to resist the reflex to propose solutions too early. Instead, they should keep asking why a particular annoyance or bug persists. Is it a symptom of a misaligned feature set, or is it rooted in limited domain knowledge among contributors? By reframing those frustrations as questions about responsibilities, the team often discovers simpler fixes than a heavy-handed rewrite. Conversely, where deeper rewrites are indeed warranted, Chris believes it's best for the team to see that direction as unanimous rather than dictated from the top.Long-standing software also carries emotional baggage. People might have strong feelings about how something “ought” to be done, or they may have encountered recurring hurdles. Chris advocates using one-on-one conversations to let these concerns surface naturally, free from the pressure of group settings where quieter voices might hold back. Once everyone's perspective is heard, common threads become clearer, enabling the team to converge on a smaller list of genuinely important tasks. When the group reconvenes, the sense of shared purpose helps unify efforts in a way that scattered brainstorming rarely achieves.The conversation also highlights resourceful domain modeling, which draws some inspiration from the microservices world but doesn't necessarily require the code to be broken up into tiny services. Instead, Chris suggests that well-defined boundaries within a monolith can deliver comparable clarity—if the team respects those boundaries. He points to examples like Stripe or reading materials on Domain-Driven Design to show how cohesive object structures can help avoid big architectural hurdles.His closing thoughts revolve around long-term sustainability. Even if an engineer isn't planning to remain on a project indefinitely, they can leave a meaningful legacy by clarifying crucial parts of the code, championing simpler naming conventions, and encouraging more open dialogue among team members. The impact, Chris notes, goes beyond the immediate project: every person who touches that code later benefits from these improvements, often for years to come.Time-Stamped Highlights[00:00:00] Welcome and Well-Maintained Software:Robby opens by asking Chris about foundational traits of dependable, long-lasting codebases.[00:00:58] Defining “Well Maintained”:They explore how clear conventions and minimal bloat not only reduce confusion but also prolong the life of a system.[00:01:28] LLMs and Context Windows:Chris delves into why large codebases challenge AI-driven coding assistants—and how trim, well-modeled systems sidestep this pitfall.[00:02:00] Joining Shopify and Facing Legacy Systems:Chris recalls his early days at Shopify, realizing that older Rails apps demanded a more structured method of discovery.[00:03:08] Concept of “Developer Paradise”:He shares his perspective on how removing unneeded documentation and extraneous complexity makes daily development more enjoyable.[00:05:32] Framework for Tackling Old Code:Chris outlines his signature approach: booking numerous 1-on-1 meetings to gather honest feedback from stakeholders before touching the code.[00:07:15] Finding High-Leverage Problems:Robby and Chris discuss distilling this feedback into a shortlist of real bottlenecks that the team can tackle together.[00:15:00] From Problem Space to Solutions:They spotlight the value of framing a single unifying question—like “How do we reduce confusion?”—to keep everyone working toward the same outcome.[00:20:07] Balancing Personal Goals and Company Needs:Chris underlines how aligning individual ambitions with business objectives fosters commitment to sustained improvement.[00:32:00] Long-Term Value and Leadership:Closing out, Robby and Chris consider how short-tenure engineers can leave a lasting impact by helping a team focus on its biggest pain points.Resources & MentionsShopifyRuby on RailsChris's GitHubChris's LinkedInChris's Twitter/XThe One Thing by Gary KellerTitan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. by Ron ChernowMartin Fowler on MicroservicesDomain-Driven Design

In this episode, Ted & Rob talk in detail about their respective processes in sharing the teaching ministry at their churches. This conversation will include identifying and discipling faithful servants of the body into opportunities of teaching ministry, practical training for sermon preparation, and providing healthy insights for peer feedback and encouragement. ----Rob Salvato -- ⁠Calvary Vista⁠Ted Leavenworth -- ⁠Reliance Church

Un ex borgo minerario tra storia, cultura e natura: il Villaggio Normann rinasce grazie ai volontari dell'omonima associazione, che organizzano eventi e iniziative per valorizzare questo luogo unico dell'Iglesiente. Il Villaggio Normann rappresenta un pezzo di storia dell'Iglesiente, un tempo fulcro dell'attività mineraria sarda e oggi luogo di incontro e valorizzazione culturale. Sorto in un periodo in cui la società italiana era fortemente classista, il borgo rischiava di scomparire con la chiusura delle miniere, ma grazie all'Associazione Villaggio Normann Odv, oggi continua a vivere attraverso eventi e iniziative che ne mantengono vivo il ricordo. Pierluigi Carta e Laura Serra, membri del consiglio direttivo, raccontano l'importanza di questa opera di recupero: «Attraverso buone pratiche, facciamo di tutto per rendere il villaggio fruibile a tutti. Siamo una quarantina di volontari, molti dei quali residenti qui. Sebbene manchino servizi commerciali, come ristoranti e negozi, la comunità può contare su servizi pubblici essenziali, a cominciare dalla raccolta dei rifiuti». Un piccolo borgo tra natura e cultura Il Villaggio Normann si distingue per la sua atmosfera familiare. Immerso in un bosco affacciato sul Golfo del Leone, offre ai suoi abitanti una realtà intima e solidale. Nonostante la sua posizione isolata, il borgo dista appena dieci minuti in auto da Iglesias e Gonnesa, permettendo un continuo scambio con le comunità vicine. «La nostra Odv rafforza i legami tra le persone, favorendo un clima di reciproco aiuto», spiegano i volontari. Le attività culturali rappresentano il cuore pulsante della vita nel villaggio. Durante l'anno vengono organizzati eventi dedicati a musica, letteratura, filosofia e astronomia, che attirano turisti e appassionati da tutta la Sardegna. I visitatori possono anche esplorare i percorsi naturalistici e scoprire i resti dell'archeologia mineraria, testimoni di un passato industriale che ha segnato profondamente il territorio. Un esempio di recupero e valorizzazione L'impegno dell'Associazione Villaggio Normann Odv non si limita all'organizzazione di eventi. I volontari lavorano per recuperare e mantenere il borgo, trasformandolo in un punto di riferimento per chi cerca esperienze autentiche, immerse nella storia e nella natura. Il loro obiettivo è garantire che questo luogo, nato per ospitare i minatori e le loro famiglie, continui a essere vissuto e scoperto da nuove generazioni. Grazie alla loro dedizione, il Villaggio Normann non è solo un ex insediamento minerario, ma un esempio virtuoso di resilienza e valorizzazione del patrimonio storico.

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - Il Consiglio Superiore della Magistratura, che si è riunito oggi sotto la presidenza del capo dello Stato Sergio Mattarella, ha nominato Pietro Gaeta nuovo Procuratore Generale della Corte di Cassazione. Succede a Luigi Salvato, che lascerà l'incarico il 10 marzo per raggiunti limiti di età."Vorrei rivolgere le mie congratulazioni al dottor Pietro Gaeta. Va espresso altresì apprezzamento nei confronti degli altri partecipanti alla procedura selettiva, tutti di riconosciuto valore", ha detto Mattarella al termine dei lavori."Le qualità professionali del dottor Gaeta, note e indiscusse, gli consentiranno certamente di assicurare guida salda alla Procura generale della Cassazione, all'interno della quale rappresenta già punto di riferimento. Al dottor Gaeta rivolgo gli auguri di buon lavoro - ha proseguito il capo dello Stato -. Desidero esprimere anch'io, come è emerso costantemente durante la discussione, un sentito ringraziamento al procuratore Salvato, anche a nome di tutti i consiglieri, per il servizio esemplare prestato nell'arco della sua lunga opera in magistratura, in particolare per l'attività svolta nella veste attuale. Ha ricoperto questo incarico, impegnativo e delicato, con grande competenza e con preziosa disponibilità al dialogo dimostrando costantemente imparzialità di valutazione, equilibrio, autonomia in tutti gli ambiti di competenza".sat/gtr(Fonte video: Quirinale)

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - Alleanza vuol dire avere "un approccio fatto soprattutto della volontà di individuare ciò che ci unisce, non ciò che ci separa, e che coinvolge in maniera trasversale tutti gli interlocutori. Oggi per poter realizzare obiettivi importanti che hanno un effetto sulla collettività significativo è necessario trovare ambiti di partnership tra interlocutori, stakeholder, opinioni e generi differenti". Lo ha detto Carola Salvato, presidente del Global Women in PR Italia, a margine dell'evento "Oltre le differenze: un'alleanza per trasformare il futuro" in Senato, promosso da Global Women in PR Italia, con il patrocinio di Inclusione Donna.xi2/sat/gsl

L'entrata in vigore del cessate il fuoco ha alimentato le speranze di una pace duratura nella Striscia, devastata da più di quindici mesi di guerra, anche se Netanyahu ha avvertito che Israele “si riserva il diritto di riprendere l'offensiva se necessario”. Con Meron Rapoport, giornalista di +972 Magazine, da Tel Aviv.Il presidente Donald Trump ha sospeso dopo alcune ore l'applicazione di una legge aveva provocato il blocco di TikTok negli Stati Uniti. Con Viola Stefanello, giornalista del Post.Oggi parliamo anche di:Serbia • “Gli Studenti serbi per un paese diverso" di Katarina Beltichttps://www.internazionale.it/magazine/2025/01/16/il-vaccino-contro-il-cancro-e-piu-vicinoSerie tv • Abbott elementary su Disney+Ci piacerebbe sapere cosa pensi di questo episodio. Scrivici a podcast@internazionale.it o manda un vocale a +39 3347063050Se ascolti questo podcast e ti piace, abbonati a Internazionale. È un modo concreto per sostenerci e per aiutarci a garantire ogni giorno un'informazione di qualità. Vai su internazionale.it/abbonatiConsulenza editoriale di Chiara NielsenProduzione di Claudio Balboni e Vincenzo De SimoneMusiche di Tommaso Colliva e Raffaele ScognaDirezione creativa di Jonathan Zenti

Dopo il suo primo mandato da presidente degli Stati Uniti d'America, 2016-2020, è scattato ufficialmente il secondo quadriennio di Donald Trump da inquilino della Casa Bianca.

E lo ringraziamo tanto anche tutti noi quel dottore. Un racconto che ci ha fatto emozionare e toccare con mano quanto sia straordinaria generosità e l'umiltà del genere umano. ❤

La playlist sugli arabi e la loro espansione : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAs6wgvwgik&list=PLpMrMjMIcOkmY9m8IZmuwr9EoeWP90ORY&index=1&ab_channel=LaBibliotecadiAlessandria

Alberto Nessi"Il mondo salvato dalle piante"Interlinea Edizioniwww.interlinea.comIl celebre poeta svizzero invita alla scoperta della natura della sua parte di mondo dedicando la sua nuova oopera alla «bellezza delle piante» che «salverà il mondo». Metafora della «bellezza delle parole, / che non vogliono uscire dalla tana / perché hanno paura / che qualcuno le rubi». Questa «seconda bellezza» vegetale, per usare il titolo dell'ultima opera di Nessi, vive nel piccolo, nel microscopico, nel quotidiano, tra foglia e corteccia, tra incontri imprevisti e abitudini, creando una grande impressione di comunione.Alberto Nessi, nato a Mendrisio (Svizzera italiana) nel 1940, è poeta e narratore. Dopo gli studi alla Scuola magistrale di Locarno e all'Università di Friburgo, è stato insegnante in diversi ordini di scuole. Ha abitato sempre nel Mendrisiotto. È sposato con Raffaella e padre di due figlie.Ha esordito come poeta nel 1969 e ha al suo attivo diversi libri di poesia, tra i quali la scelta antologica Ladro di minuzie (Casagrande, Bellinzona, 2010), Un sabato senza dolore (Interlinea, Novara 2016), Rime facili per grandi e piccini (Casagrande, Bellinzona 2018), Perché non scrivo con un filo d'erba (Interlinea Novara 2020), antologia con autografi e inediti pubblicata in occasione dei suoi 80 anni) e La seconda bellezza. Poesie vegetali (Interlinea, Novara 2022). Tra le edizioni d'arte più recenti: Incanto, disincanto, con opere su carta di Giovanni Beluffi (Gaele edizioni, Valcuvia 2023), Apparizioni (Il Salice, Locarno 2023), Stelle filanti, con tre incisioni originali di Luciano Ragozino (Il ragazzo innocuo, Milano 2024).Recenti opere in prosa: La prossima settimana, forse (Cadsagrande, Bellinzona 2008), Miló (Casagrande, Bellinzona 2014), Svizzera italiana. Quindici passeggiate letterarie (Unicopli, Milano 2017), Corona blues. Diario dell'anno (Casagrande, Bellinzona 2020).È tradottto invarie lingue e nel 2016 gli è stato conferito, per l'insieme della sua opera, il Gran Premio svizzero di letteratura, il più importante riconoscimento svizzero in ambito letterario.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Women of Faith and Their Stories of God’s Faithfulness The post Miriam – Denise Salvato appeared first on Calvary Vista.

In this episode of the Think Brazos Podcast, host Charles Coats interviews Jared Salvato, candidate for Bryan City Council District 3, as he shares his vision for Bryan, Texas. Councilman Salvato discusses his background in banking and finance, affordable housing, and strategies for revitalizing neighborhoods through multifamily projects. The conversation covers Bryan's housing market challenges, economic development initiatives, including attracting high-tech manufacturing, and the role of 380 agreements. We also explore the future of transportation in Bryan with increased funding for the Brazos Transit District and plans for a trolley system. NO ENDORSEMENTS. JUST PODCASTS. The Think Brazos Podcast is publishing interviews with the candidates for Bryan Council for the November 5, 2024 election. You can find our episodes on your favorite podcast platform and on YouTube. #vote #votelocal #localgovernment #texas #bryantx STUDIO SPONSOR: We'd like to thank the Habitat for Humanity BCS ReStore for allowing us to use their space to record these important conversations. Follow them on: Facebook: https://facebook.com/restorebcs Instagram: https://instagram.com/restorebcs The Think Brazos Podcast is policy conversation platform produced by staff at Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity. As a 501c3, we do not make endorsements of any candidate or political party. Full disclaimer: https://thinkbrazos.org/about/#disclaimer Learn more at https://thinkbrazos.org

Ed Salvato: The LGBTQ Travel Expert is our Special Guest www.edsalvato.com Welcome to Pride and Promotion a marketing podcast specifically tailored for the LGBTQ Community. Where you are a business owner, community organizer, volunteer, or just like to help get the word out about people, places and things in our LGBTQ space, this podcast will help you learn tactics or meet people that are getting it done. Host Joe Federico has been doing marketing and specifically social media marketing for over 10 years after his previous life working in journalism and print media. His company J. Federico Marketing helps clients learn the art of using social media to their advantage as well offering services to automate the process for you. Be sure to check out the website at www.jfedericomarketing.com and tune in every week to the Pride and Promotion Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leftofstr8/message

Faccio teatro da ormai quasi 20 anni e ho imparato tante cose importanti su di me e sul mondo. Scopri la nostra Academy: https://www.cogitoacademy.it/ Il mio nuovo libro: https://amzn.to/3OY4Xca Questo episodio è sponsorizzato da Scalable. Se stai considerando di iniziare a investire, ora è il momento perfetto. Con Scalable, entri nel mondo degli investimenti con un partner affidabile e regolamentato e con costi d'ordine incredibilmente bassi. E sai qual è il bello? Con Scalable puoi iniziare a investire con solo 1 Euro! Apri ora un conto Scalable

In this FFI Practitioner podcast, three marathon runners explore how time, discipline, generational pulls, and much more play out when running a race. Today's conversation also observes on how these characteristics exhibit themselves in the timing of activities, decisions, and emotional dynamics in a multi-generational family enterprise. Thanks to FFI Fellows Henry Krasnow and Carlo Salvato, and to … Continue reading Running Against Time: An Interview with Henry Krasnow, Carlo Salvato, and Allison Krasnow →

Be. Series – Spring Equip 2024 – Women’s Wednesday Study The post Be Like a Tree Planted by the Waters – Jeremiah 17:7-8 – Denise Salvato appeared first on Calvary Vista.

In this episode (Part 2 in our series on the nature of Sin and Hell), Brian and I do something we rarely do – we disagree. We dive into the question: If the serpent hadn't shown up in Eden, would Adam and Eve have still sinned? It's a thought-provoking debate that not only questions the inevitability of sin but also challenges us to consider the dynamics of temptation and will. But our conversation doesn't stop there. We go beyond the debate to explore the broader implications of the Fall. How does this event shape our understanding of redemption, grace, and our journey with God? We're talking about the big stuff here – human nature, divine providence, and the complexities of our relationship with the Almighty. Join Brian and I as we navigate this respectful yet spirited debate. It's a journey back to the Garden of Eden, exploring, questioning, and learning together. Tune in and be a part of this enriching conversation! #TheSerpentsRole, #AdamAndEveDebate, #OriginalSin, #BiblicalTheology, #ChristianDialogue, #EdenDiscussion, #TheologicalDebate, #SinAndTemptation, #DivineProvidence, #GraceAndRedemption, #HumanNature, #ChristianPerspectives, #GardenOfEden, #FreeWillInScripture, #FaithAndUnderstanding, #ScripturalInsights, #RespectfulDisagreement, #TheologyPodcast, #ChristianDiscourse, #BiblicalNarratives ---- CHAPTERS Intro (00:00:00) The Debate: Would Adam and Eve Still Sin Without The Serpent? (00:00:58) Brian: Yes Because of Human Curiosity (00:01:11) Aaron: No Because of Human Innocence (00:03:39) The Consequences of Rebellion: A Deeper Look (00:09:53) The Role of Rebellion in Sin: A Conclusion (00:11:44) The Parenting Analogy: Understanding God's Perspective on Sin (00:13:55) God's Response to Deliberate Rebellion (00:20:07) The Hope in the Midst of Sin: A Gospel Presentation (00:30:22) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodlion/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodlion/support

In this episode, Brian Higgins and I dive into a topic that's foundational yet often elusive – the nature of sin. This isn't just another rundown of wrongdoings; it's a profound theological exploration that invites you to rethink what you know about sin. We attempt at peeling back the layers to reveal sin not as a mere catalogue of missteps, but as a deep, underlying corruption that affects every part of our being. Drawing from the rich tapestry of Scripture, we start in the Garden of Eden, uncovering insights about God's intentions and mankind's fall. We then navigate through the complex terrain of the Seven Deadly Sins, seeing them as symptoms of a much deeper spiritual ailment. This episode is designed to challenge and deepen your understanding, bridging the gap between ancient biblical texts and our contemporary struggles. It's an invitation to engage with one of the most pivotal concepts in Christian theology and to discover the radical necessity of grace in our lives. #BiblicalTheology, #UnderstandingSin, #ChristianDiscourse, #FaithExploration, #ScriptureInsights, #SpiritualJourney, #TheologyTalk, #DeepDiveFaith, #GenesisContext, #SevenDeadlySins, #SpiritualCorruption, #FallenNature, #GraceAndSalvation, #ChristianPodcast, #SinAndRedemption, #GardenOfEdenAnalysis, #FaithfulReflections, #ChristianLifeChallenges, #DiscipleshipFocus, #ScripturalWisdom --- (00:00:02) Introduction to the Nature of Sin (00:00:53) Welcome to the GoodLion Podcast (00:02:55) Understanding Sin: A Deeper Dive (00:05:53) Sin as a Dark Destructive Force (00:07:55) Sin as Rebellion: The Genesis Account (00:19:59) Sin as a Symptom: The Seven Deadly Sins (00:29:24) Sin as Rebellion and Personal Responsibility (00:36:13) Conclusion and Farewell --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodlion/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodlion/support

Morgana Chittari ha 37 anni e abita in Sicilia. I suoi genitori si separano quando è molto piccola e lei cresce in una sorta di bipolarismo finanziario, associando la scarsità alla vita con sua madre e l'abbondanza alla vita con suo padre. Lo scoprirà solo da adulta, ma dietro l'instabilità economica di sua madre, oltre a un famiglia che non l'aveva mai ritenuta in grado di occuparsi di soldi, c'è anche una patologia, l'Adhd, disturbo da deficit di attenzione, che verrà diagnosticata a Morgana stessa: «La società non ti aiuta se sei neurodivergente. Io per tutta la vita ho visto mia madre tentare di incastrarsi nella vita familiare, sociale, lavorativa e non riuscirci. Come un pezzo del puzzle che non trova mai posto». Per uscire dalla condizione di precarietà economica, la madre di Morgana decide di trasferirsi con la figlia a Milano. Nel frattempo, Morgana inizia Giurisprudenza e fa molti lavori contemporaneamente, mossa dalla motivazione di vivere una vita diversa rispetto a quella di sua madre. Poco dopo aver iniziato gli studi però, ha il primo crollo, e inizia a soffrire di depressione. Eppure la psicoterapia, nella cultura da cui proviene la sua famiglia, rappresenta ancora un grosso tabù. Troverà il coraggio di farla solo dopo un ulteriore crollo, nel 2019, quando lascia il lavoro a Milano e torna in Sicilia. La psicoterapia la aiuta ad andare al fondo dei suoi problemi e le permette di rivoluzionare la sua gestione del denaro, dando finalmente il giusto valore alle sue capacità. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rame-platform/message

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Hey folks, I am super excited to share with you the full audio of a workshop that Nick Cady and I put together for CGN. In this workshop, we dive deep into the topic of doubt and deconstruction. The goal of this workshop is to help Christians and ministry leaders understand this issue from an informed, compassionate, and measured perspective. The reality is a lot of people are struggling, and we need to work hard to understand the why. (Note: To anyone who follows me who is not a Christian, or is a former Christian who has now deconstructed, please understand you're not the target audience for this, but if you watch my hope Is that you'd see the heart in trying to help people understand so they can help! Feel free to DM me if it sparks anything you'd want to discuss. I'm always open.) We understand that doubt is a common experience and can be challenging to navigate, especially when it comes to ministering to the next generation. In this workshop, we aim to provide insights and practical strategies to help ministry leaders engage with and support individuals going through doubt and deconstruction. Here are some of the key points we will cover: 1. The personal significance of doubt: We both share our own experiences of doubt and how it led us to deeper exploration and growth. 2. Understanding the next generation: We explore the unique challenges young people face today and how doubt and deconstruction often play a significant role in their faith journey. 3. The impact of doubt on ministry: We discuss the heartbreak and challenges that ministry leaders face when helping individuals navigate doubt and provide guidance on how to address their questions and concerns. 4. The process of doubt and deconstruction: We unpack the definitions of doubt and deconstruction, highlighting the different stages and dynamics involved, and explore why understanding their origins is essential. 5. Practical application for helping those who struggle with doubt and deconstruction navigate these complex waters. We sincerely hope this workshop blesses you and enriches your ministry! If you have any feedback, you can leave us comments on the episode on Spotify, or send us an email at aaron@cgn.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodlion/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodlion/support

As followers of Jesus, we often begin our journey with a fairly simplistic view of who He is - a divine savior who absolves us of our sins and provides a comforting presence in our lives. But as our faith deepens, we start to realize that there's so much more to Him.  In this episode Aaron and Brian dive into the transformational journey of understanding Jesus beyond the role of Savior and embracing Him as Lord. Drawing from their personal experiences and the lessons they've learned over the years, they invite you to explore the possibility of reacquainting yourself with Jesus, particularly during changing circumstances, and deepening your relationship with Him.  This episode will take you on a journey from seeing Jesus merely as a problem solver to recognizing Him as a King fighting for His kingdom. The true path is a life centered around His mission, not just your own.  Through their candid conversation, Aaron and Brian aim to help you see Jesus as a generous King, leading us to live lives of service and community, and not just as a figure of divine intervention during our struggles.  If you've been feeling disconnected from Jesus, this episode is a reminder that He's not just your personal Savior, but a King whose mission should be at the center of our lives. We hope this episode helps you strengthen your divine bond and help you see Jesus in a new light! Topics covered:

In this episode, Brian and Aaron reunite after a long time off from recording together. The two friends help each other rekindle their fervor for Jesus and share their journey with the listeners. Amidst the bustle of their lives, which includes navigating changes in their careers, evolving responsibilities in parenthood, and returning to local ministry work, they delve into the question of how to maintain a genuine connection with Jesus. They reflect on their experiences, the transformations they've undergone, and how their faith has played a crucial role in all these. Throughout the episode, they discuss the challenge so many people in ministry face: keeping your eyes fixed on Christ in the middle of creating weekly church services, crafting meaningful content, and the pitfalls of being a 'professional Christian.' They also examine the transformative power of the Gospel and the importance of reminding ourselves of it regularly. As they share their experiences, they underscore the role of Jesus in guiding us through life's challenges and inviting us into deeper relationships and responsibilities. They also share about how easy it is to lose your childlike sense of faith/wonder, and how Jesus calls us to reclaim it. This episode is aimed to help listeners reconnect with Jesus, to serve as a reminder of His teachings, and to inspire them to keep their faith strong in the face of life's changes. Tune in for a heartfelt chat about faith, change, and navigating life with Jesus at the center. Topics Covered: 

Today, there are so many stories that become the topic du ‘jour that capture our attention. Elections, Ukraine, the economy, and now the Middle East. How do you sort the “real” from the distraction? Today, Bob welcomes Frank Salvato as his guest on the program. Frank is the Vice President of News and Information Operations at Global Emergent Media Communications (GEMCOM). He is also the host of the Underground USA podcast. (). Today, Bob and Frank look at the many issues that are capturing our attention and try to make sense of it all. Now, do you believe in this ministry? If you do, you can keep us on the air and as a podcast by visiting our website, https://truth2ponder.com/support. You can also mail a check payable to Ancient Word Radio, P.O. Box 510, Chilhowie, VA 24319. Thank you in advance for your faithfulness to this ministry. To find out more about Frank Salvato visit http://UndergroundUSA.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truth-to-ponder/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truth-to-ponder/support

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I am not there yet, I know that. I want to be able to have conversations with people, like my guest Frank, and actually get to the root of it. I want to be able to understand what makes people see the world so differently. I want to understand what makes one person think racism and the aftermath of slavery still loom large in our country, whereas another person thinks it is not much of an issue at all. It is hard though. Maybe it shouldn't be so hard, but I find myself trying to walk the line of curiosity and confrontation. Both are necessary at times, but I still find myself hesitant to push too hard. Maybe it is a good thing, because the only way to make progress on problems like these is through understanding not confrontation. Or maybe it is a bad thing, because the conversation could be so much more powerful if I didn't hedge so much. I appreciate Frank being on and sharing his views. Some people may not agree with them, some people may. I hope after listening though, if nothing else, there is a little more insight and understanding into his psyche and how he thinks. I also hope as I keep doing these shows, I find ways to have difficult conversations like this without shying away from the heart of the matter. More complete bio from Frank below- Frank Salvato is an experienced multi-media production specialist with a demonstrated history of working in the online print publication and communications industry both as a managing editor and a content creator. He is currently the primary writer and editor, as well as podcast host, at UndergroundUSA.com. The podcast is syndicated on iHeart Radio, Pandora, Audible, and anywhere podcasts are heard. He just released my new book, Nullification: The Case for Decentralizing the Federal Government, which reached number one on Amazon in the Political Leadership category in its first week. His writing has been recognized by the US House International Relations Committee and the Japan Center for Conflict Prevention. I served as an Associate Editor for The Washington Dispatch in the 2000s and as Publisher and Managing Editor of The New Media Journal.

In recent years it has become increasingly popular for people who grew up in Christianity to go through a process of “deconstruction” in which they seek to examine and question the origins of their beliefs.  Deconstruction isn't always a bad thing, but the deconstruction movement, powered by social media, largely targets younger people and encourages them to cast off their Christiaan beliefs.  This episode of Theology for the People is the recording of a workshop which Nick Cady and Aaron Salvato co-lead at the 2023 Calvary Global Network International Conference on the Topic of Doubt and Deconstruction. We start out by defining deconstructionism and examining its philosophical roots, then we look at the impact of this movement and some of the common themes in its claims. Finally, we discuss a Biblical response to doubt and deconstruction and give some helpful tips for addressing the questions that those who are deconstructing may have.  Check out more from Aaron Salvato on the Good Lion Podcast. My book, The God I Won't Believe In: Facing Nine Common Barriers to Embracing Christianity, can be found here. Visit the Theology for the People blog at nickcady.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theologyforthepeople/support

There is so much pressure on preachers to come up with an Easter sermon every year that is both fresh and also impactful AND evangelistic. Combine that with the busyness of Easter and it can create quite a challenging season for leaders.With that in mind, Aaron Salvato talks with Mike Neglia and Nick Cady on tips and experiences they have learned and grown in prepping for Easter Sermons.Recommended Resources: Theology For the People - https://anchor.fm/theologyforthepeople The God I Won't Believe In - https://nickcady.org/book/ For information about our upcoming training events in Texas and Indiana visit ExpositorsCollective.com The Expositors Collective podcast is part of the CGNMedia, Working together to proclaim the Gospel, make disciples, and plant churches. For more content like this, visit https://cgnmedia.org/Join our private Facebook group to continue the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ExpositorsCollective

This week, we quickly get into a short, but insanely funny story, about an aspiring MMA fighter, who figured out a new kind of attack, on his roommate. Then, we catch you up on what some of our favorite CIS subjects, from the past, have been doing. Turns out, they've been getting arrested. A lot! Hear all the crazy details of new crimes by Tammy "Sunny" Sytch, Jason "Mayhem" Miller, Adrien Broner, Joey Barton, and, of course, Ben Cousins. How much meth do you think you can fit up your butt? Well, Ben has returned to try to beat his old record, in that department! So many crazy arrests, so little sports!! Attack a very vulnerable part of your opponents anatomy, get pulled over for ignoring traffics laws & driving the wrong way, up a one way street, while drinking straight from the bottle, and stuff more meth into your butt, than you thought humanly possible with Donovan Salvato, Tammy "Sunny" Sytch, Jason "Mayhem" Miller, Adrien Broner, Joey Barton, and Ben Cousins!! Check us out, every Tuesday! !We will continue to bring you the biggest idiots in sports history!!  Hosted by James Pietragallo & Jimmie Whisman  Donate at... patreon.com/crimeinsports or with paypal.com using our email: crimeinsports@gmail.com  Get all the CIS & STM merch at crimeinsports.threadless.com  Go to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things CIS & STM!!  Contact us on... twitter.com/crimeinsports crimeinsports@gmail.com facebook.com/Crimeinsports instagram.com/smalltownmurder