Podcast appearances and mentions of sammy rhodes

A New Life in A New Community. From February 22, 2023. I credit Sammy Rhodes for much of the structure and layout of this talk. 

Ephesians 6:1-4; Exodus 20:12. Content inspired largely from Matt Howell and Sammy Rhodes!

Psalm 42. Credit to Matt Howell, Sammy Rhodes, and Brian Sorgenfrei.

We are blessed to welcome Sammy Rhodes, RUF Campus Minister at The University of South Carolina, to share the Word of the Lord with us from Matthew 11:28-30. For more information about RUF (Reformed University Fellowship), or to support a local campus minister, like Sammy, please visit www.ruf.org. 

A sermon by Sammy Rhodes, Campus Pastor at the University of South Carolina. Christ Community Church exist to help people Know Jesus Christ and Serve the Community by Being the Church.

Rev. Sammy Rhodes

Discover how God loves you into wholeness.  The reality of accepting our brokenness (admitting that we are flawed in some way) and allowing Christ to restore us can be difficult to do, especially when we get in the way! But the great news is, you can take your brokenness (all of your sins, shortcomings, whatever) and be complete as you allow Jesus to make you whole and blameless. So the question is, how do you do that? What does that look like? You'll get the answers to these questions and more as Men Unplugged host, Jeff Jerina chats with Sammy Rhodes about his book, Broken and Beloved. Key Resources and Points: Brothers in arms, visit MenUnplugged.net/Success to reserve your spot by April 21st for the next Men Unplugged prayer call on April 23, 2020. Get the best Identity Theft Protection for you and / or your family with an exclusive 33% discount with one of Men Unplugged partners. Visit https://MenUnplugged.net/id and signup today for an individual or family plan. Read Show Notes Here: https://MenUnplugged.net/podcast/beloved

(00:00-09:27): Surgeon General, Trump sound alarm as U.S. cases top 300,000. Here are the latest coronavirus updates from around the world. Brian and Ian are bringing the latest on the virus. (09:27-18:55): We hear from Founder of Living with Power and ER Physician, Lina AbuJamra. Her deepest desire is to help people live with power by connecting biblical answers to everyday life. She talks about how Jesus was in the midst of a storm and calmed it with His breath. She touches on Romans 8 and how our identity is found in Christ. Nothing can separate us from Him. (18:55-28:28): Sammy Rhodes writes “Jesus Is Here, in Sickness and in Health” in The Gospel Coalition. COVID-19 pushed its gnarly tendrils farther into the world, gripping our hearts with fear, upending our lives as we knew them. Will things ever be the same again? How will they be different? Will we be ok? (28:28-37:39): Astronaut Chris Hadfield explains how astronauts cope with self isolation. He touches on how to band together towards a common goal. He provides tips on how to remain productive and stay in shape. (38:25-48:37): Written in 1869 ‘And People Stayed Home’ is exactly what the world is facing right now. PLUS, Palm Sunday and the Gift of Disillusionment: How the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry—and my chronic pain diagnosis—helped me trade in false hopes for a truer picture of God. (48:37-1:00:00): We are joined by President of Moody Bible Institute, Mark Jobe. He shares how his position as a school administrator and a pastor has posed some unique challenges in this time. He also discusses how he worked to get a team of missionary students back from Uganda as the lock downs began to emerge. (1:00:00-1:10:11): We hear from author and national speaker, John Blumberg. He offers encouragement and how to maintain integrity during this time. It is easy to become overwhelmed and discouraged, but he urges us to take heart and find core values. (1:11:15-1:17:44): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Casey Cockrum! Sammy Rhodes!

Listen to use blabber about track practice, baby names, our new self growth list and more!

Sammy Rhodes speaks from John 11:1-6; 30-44

Southlake Christian Academy joined us as Sammy Rhodes (RUF South Carolina) spoke from John 11 about our unique, diverse emotional needs and how Jesus and the Gospel ministers to them.

Very little of this series is original to me. Much of it is borrowed from other preachers. If I quoted everything I stole from other preachers and thinkers, then this semester would be one long footnote. So here is my footnote for the series: Les Newsom, Britton Wood, Brian Sorgenfrei, Justin Clement, Matt Howell, John Stone, Tim Keller, Jay Denton, Sammy Rhodes, John Cox. This is all from them.

Very little of this series is original to me. Much of it is borrowed from other preachers. If I quoted everything I stole from other preachers and thinkers, then this semester would be one long footnote. So here is my footnote for the series: Les Newsom, Britton Wood, Brian Sorgenfrei, Justin Clement, Matt Howell, John Stone, Tim Keller, Jay Denton, Sammy Rhodes, John Cox. This is all from them.

We see in the book of Hosea that God does not punish us nor does he abandon us, but in Christ he marries us. DISCLAIMER: Very little of this series is original to me. Much of it is borrowed from other preachers. If I quoted everything I stole from other preachers and thinkers, then this semester would be one long footnote. So here is my footnote for the series: Les Newsom, Britton Wood, Brian Sorgenfrei, Justin Clement, Matt Howell, John Stone, Tim Keller, Sammy Rhodes, John Cox, Brent Corbin, John Alexander. This is all from them.

Our relationships are risky to us because as humans we are vulnerable. And when sin gets ahold of our vulnerability, it creates shame. In our shame we feel naked, rejection, and defilement. In Genesis 3 we see how God deals with our shame. He pursues us, provides for us, and clothes us. DISCLAIMER: Very little of this series is original to me. Much of it is borrowed from other preachers. If I quoted everything I stole from other preachers and thinkers, then this semester would be one long footnote. So here is my footnote for the series: Les Newsom, Britton Wood, Brian Sorgenfrei, Justin Clement, Matt Howell, John Stone, Tim Keller, Sammy Rhodes, John Cox, Brent Corbin, John Alexander. This is all from them.

Very little of this series is original to me. Much of it is borrowed from other preachers. If I quoted everything I stole from other preachers and thinkers, then this semester would be one long footnote. So here is my footnote for the series: Les Newsom, Britton Wood, Brian Sorgenfrei, Justin Clement, Matt Howell, John Stone, Tim Keller, Jay Denton, Sammy Rhodes, John Cox. This is all from them.

Very little of this series is original to me. Much of it is borrowed from other preachers. If I quoted everything I stole from other preachers and thinkers, then this semester would be one long footnote. So here is my footnote for the series: Les Newsom, Britton Wood, Brian Sorgenfrei, Justin Clement, Matt Howell, John Stone, Tim Keller, Jay Denton, Sammy Rhodes, John Cox. This is all from them.

Rev. Sammy Rhodes | RUF Campus Minister | University of South Carolina

We originally planned to launch a three-part series on the key terms from our tagline – Community, Discipleship, and Mission. After recording our conversation on community, we decided to split it up into two episodes. This episode will be followed by the continuation of that conversation which will be released in two weeks on November 18. In this episode, we discuss the ins and outs of community and why it is vital for our church to reclaim. We discuss: Community in the beginning (Genesis 1 and 2); Community is not something we do well; All the cultural reasons why we don't do community well; Our experiences with lackluster community; What should Biblical community look like? Acts 2:42-47, Hebrews 10:23-25 and some thoughts from John Wesley; Community takes initiative and intentionality; Guy's fear that we're going to turn into the guys from Wall-E; Finding God in nature vs. the real need for community; Carey Nieuwhof article "To Those Done With Church" http://careynieuwhof.com/2015/06/a-response-to-christians-who-are-done-with-church/ Again, tune in again in 2 weeks for the continuation of our conversation on community. Lots of good content left to go! RECOMMENDATION STATION Bethany: Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer (https://www.amazon.com/Life-Together-Exploration-Christian-Community/dp/0060608528/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478222440&sr=8-1&keywords=life+together+by+dietrich+bonhoeffer) Guy: The Good and Beautiful God, The Good and Beautiful Life, The Good and Beautiful Community by James Bryan Smith (https://www.amazon.com/Good-Beautiful-James-Bryan-Smith/dp/0830835407/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1478222462&sr=8-4&keywords=the+good+and+beautiful+god+by+james+bryan+smith) David: Means of Grace by Andrew Thompson (https://www.amazon.com/Means-Grace-Traditioned-Practice-Todays/dp/1628242272/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478222486&sr=8-1&keywords=means+of+grace) Bonus Recommendation: This is Awkward by Sammy Rhodes (https://www.amazon.com/This-Awkward-Uncomfortable-Intimacy-Connection/dp/0718034937/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478222508&sr=8-1&keywords=this+is+awkward+by+sammy+rhodes) iTUNES REVIEW CONTEST We've got an exciting opportunity for you!!! If you write a review for us on iTunes, you will be entered to win one of two prizes: Surprise the World by Michael Frost and Live at Harvest by Mark Swayze. iTunes Ratings and reviews help get the podcast in front of more people and we'd love to have your help in publicizing the podcast. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!! Facebook -- The Other 99 -- https://www.facebook.com/TheOther99Pod/ Twitter -- @theother99pod -- https://twitter.com/TheOther99Pod Instagram -- @theother99pod - https://www.instagram.com/theother99pod/ Email us at theother99podcast@gmail.com with any questions, feedback, pushback, or ideas for future episodes. Thanks for listening!

Aaron and Luke chat with pastor, comedian, author and Twitter personality, Sammy Rhodes, about the difference between being well-known and being known well.

We look at what God's law isn't and what it is and see a way toward beauty and love. Lots of credit and thanks to Brian Habig, Sammy Rhodes and Brian Sorgenfrei for their thoughts on this. Music: "Fishing the Sky" by The Appleseed Cast. All rights reserved.

Sammy Rhodes is the RUF campus minister at the University of South Carolina. He gained tremendous popularity on twitter and was known for his humor.  He was accused of stealing jokes and drew the ire of many including Patton Oswalt. Sammy then took a hiatus from twitter and has since returned and has a book coming out next year call Embracing Awkward.   Sponsors Garden City www.johnmarkcomer.com Solidstate Records solidstaterecords.com ForeverAtLast www.victorymerch.com Emery 8-Bit https://emerymusic.bandcamp.com/ Emery Tour www.EmeryVIP.com Break It Down www.breakitdownpod.com  

Follow Sammy on Twitter @sammyrhodes and look out for his new book, "This is Awkward," hitting shelves March 1, 2016.

Follow Sammy on Twitter @sammyrhodes and look out for his new book, "This is Awkward," hitting shelves March 1, 2016.

Follow Sammy on Twitter @sammyrhodes and look out for his new book, "This is Awkward," hitting shelves March 1, 2016.

Follow Sammy on Twitter @sammyrhodes and look out for his new book, "This is Awkward," hitting shelves March 1, 2016.

Since 1987, the number of people diagnosed with mental illness has tripled. Each year Americans spend over $10 billion on antidepressants alone. The church can no longer afford to stay silent on issues of mental health. This week we continue our two week series exploring together depression and anxiety. Special thanks to Sammy Rhodes, Joan Evanson, John Mark Comer and David Murray for their contributions to this series, along with all of the other sources cited audibly in each message. For more information please visit us at mosaiclincoln.com.

According to the IMS Health Report, over 253 million prescriptions for anti-depressants were written in the U.S. in 2010. To put that in perspective, the population of the U.S. is just around 311 million. The church can no longer afford to stay silent on issues of mental health. This week we begin a two week series to explore together depression and anxiety. Special thanks to Sammy Rhodes, Joan Evanson, John Mark Comer and David Murray for their contributions to this series, along with all of the other sources cited audibly in each message. For more information please visit us at mosaiclincoln.com.

Twitter comedy star Sammy Rhodes talks about the man of God behind the laughs.