Podcast appearances and mentions of Samuel King

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Our incoming Lead Teaching Pastor, Dr. Daryl Molyneaux, preaches on Encountering Our Living Savior and shares a list of Jesus in Every Book of the Bible originally written by Dr. Philip Nation:Genesis – Creator & promised RedeemerExodus – the Passover LambLeviticus – High PriestNumbers – water in the desertDeuteronomy – He becomes the curse for usJoshua – Commander of the army of the LordJudges – delivers us from injusticeRuth – our Kinsman-Redeemer1 Samuel – all in one, He is the Prophet/Priest/King2 Samuel – King of grace & love1 Kings – a Ruler greater than Solomon2 Kings – the powerful prophet1 Chronicles – Son of David that is coming to rule2 Chronicles – the King who reigns eternallyEzra – Priest proclaiming freedomNehemiah – the One who restores what is broken downEsther – Protector of his peopleJob – Mediator between God and manPsalms – our song in the morning and in the nightProverbs – our wisdomEcclesiastes – our meaning for lifeSong of Solomon – Author of faithful loveIsaiah – Suffering ServantJeremiah – the weeping MessiahLamentations – He assumes God's wrath for usEzekiel – Son of ManDaniel – the stranger in the fire with usHosea – faithful husband even when we run awayJoel – He is sending His Spirit to His peopleAmos – delivers justice to the oppressedObadiah – Judge of those who do evilJonah – the greatest missionaryMicah – He casts our sin into the sea of forgetfulnessNahum – proclaims future world peace we cannot even imagineHabakkuk – crushes injusticeZephaniah – the Warrior who savesHaggai – restores our worshipZechariah – prophesies a Messiah pierced for usMalachi – sun of righteousness who brings healingMatthew – the Messiah who is KingMark – the Messiah who is a ServantLuke – the Messiah who is a DelivererJohn – the Messiah who is a God in the fleshActs – the Spirit who dwells in His peopleRomans – the righteousness of God1 Corinthians – the power and love of God2 Corinthians – He is the down payment of what's to comeGalatians – He is our very lifeEphesians – the unity of our churchPhilippians – the joy of our lifeColossians – holds the supreme position in all things1 Thessalonians – our comfort in the last days2 Thessalonians – our returning King1 Timothy – Savior of the worst sinners2 Timothy – leader of the leadersTitus – foundation of truthPhilemon – our MediatorHebrews – our High PriestJames – He matures our faith1 Peter – our hope in times of suffering2 Peter – the One who guards us from false teaching1 John – source of all fellowship2 John – God in the flesh3 John – source of all truthJude – protects us from stumblingRevelation – King of Kings and Lord of Lords,The Alpha and the Omega,The Beginning and the End, andHe is coming again and the One who makes all things new.

Our incoming Lead Teaching Pastor, Dr. Daryl Molyneaux, preaches on Encountering Our Living Savior and shares a list of Jesus in Every Book of the Bible originally written by Dr. Philip Nation:Genesis – Creator & promised RedeemerExodus – the Passover LambLeviticus – High PriestNumbers – water in the desertDeuteronomy – He becomes the curse for usJoshua – Commander of the army of the LordJudges – delivers us from injusticeRuth – our Kinsman-Redeemer1 Samuel – all in one, He is the Prophet/Priest/King2 Samuel – King of grace & love1 Kings – a Ruler greater than Solomon2 Kings – the powerful prophet1 Chronicles – Son of David that is coming to rule2 Chronicles – the King who reigns eternallyEzra – Priest proclaiming freedomNehemiah – the One who restores what is broken downEsther – Protector of his peopleJob – Mediator between God and manPsalms – our song in the morning and in the nightProverbs – our wisdomEcclesiastes – our meaning for lifeSong of Solomon – Author of faithful loveIsaiah – Suffering ServantJeremiah – the weeping MessiahLamentations – He assumes God's wrath for usEzekiel – Son of ManDaniel – the stranger in the fire with usHosea – faithful husband even when we run awayJoel – He is sending His Spirit to His peopleAmos – delivers justice to the oppressedObadiah – Judge of those who do evilJonah – the greatest missionaryMicah – He casts our sin into the sea of forgetfulnessNahum – proclaims future world peace we cannot even imagineHabakkuk – crushes injusticeZephaniah – the Warrior who savesHaggai – restores our worshipZechariah – prophesies a Messiah pierced for usMalachi – sun of righteousness who brings healingMatthew – the Messiah who is KingMark – the Messiah who is a ServantLuke – the Messiah who is a DelivererJohn – the Messiah who is a God in the fleshActs – the Spirit who dwells in His peopleRomans – the righteousness of God1 Corinthians – the power and love of God2 Corinthians – He is the down payment of what's to comeGalatians – He is our very lifeEphesians – the unity of our churchPhilippians – the joy of our lifeColossians – holds the supreme position in all things1 Thessalonians – our comfort in the last days2 Thessalonians – our returning King1 Timothy – Savior of the worst sinners2 Timothy – leader of the leadersTitus – foundation of truthPhilemon – our MediatorHebrews – our High PriestJames – He matures our faith1 Peter – our hope in times of suffering2 Peter – the One who guards us from false teaching1 John – source of all fellowship2 John – God in the flesh3 John – source of all truthJude – protects us from stumblingRevelation – King of Kings and Lord of Lords,The Alpha and the Omega,The Beginning and the End, andHe is coming again and the One who makes all things new.

We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of 2 Samuel. We pick up after King Saul's death. Long live King David- We learn of his dynasty - deeds but especially of a promised son. --o Outline-1. Lament for Saul - Jonathan -1-1-27--2. Kingship -2-1-5-25--3. Eternal Kingdom -6-1-7-29--4. Victories -8-1-10-19--5. Sin -11-1-12-31--6. Rebellion -13-1-20-26--7. The End -21-1-24-25---o Theme--KING DAVID -CHAPS. 1-1-6-23---THE KING'S SON -CHAP. 7-1-17--o David's Plan- A House for the Lord-o The Lord's Promise- A House for David--NOT SO FAST... -CHAPS. 11-25-

We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of 2 Samuel. We pick up after King Saul's death. Long live King David- We learn of his dynasty - deeds but especially of a promised son. --o Outline-1. Lament for Saul - Jonathan -1-1-27--2. Kingship -2-1-5-25--3. Eternal Kingdom -6-1-7-29--4. Victories -8-1-10-19--5. Sin -11-1-12-31--6. Rebellion -13-1-20-26--7. The End -21-1-24-25---o Theme--KING DAVID -CHAPS. 1-1-6-23---THE KING'S SON -CHAP. 7-1-17--o David's Plan- A House for the Lord-o The Lord's Promise- A House for David--NOT SO FAST... -CHAPS. 11-25-

We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of 2 Samuel. We pick up after King Saul's death. Long live King David! We learn of his dynasty & deeds but especially of a promised son. o Outline1. Lament for Saul & Jonathan (1:1–27)2. Kingship (2:1–5:25)3. Eternal Kingdom (6:1–7:29)4. Victories (8:1–10:19)5. Sin (11:1–12:31)6. Rebellion (13:1–20:26)7. The End (21:1–24:25)o ThemeKING DAVID (CHAPS. 1:1–6:23)THE KING'S SON (CHAP. 7:1–17)o David's Plan: A House for the Lordo The Lord's Promise: A House for DavidNOT SO FAST... (CHAPS. 11–25)

Narrated by Abu Hurairah: from Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2646, Book 41, Hadith 2 : The Virtue Of Seeking Knowledge [that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: "Whoever takes a path upon which to obtain knowledge, Allah makes the path to Paradise easy for him."] As a rule of thumb, any hadith which contradicts the Qur'an should be considered null and void. Only the Qur'an is the absolute authentic text which has remained intact throughout. Al Qur'an is the word of Allah سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَى and Hadiths are just for our reference. May we receive mercy from Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala and also receive guidance to gather sufficient supplies so that we are safe and comfortable in Mahsyar facing Allah SWT being entered into heaven by Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala without reckoning and also punishment. Surah mentioned : - In Surah Al~Baqarah 2, verse 247 : (The Cow) [ And their Prophet said to them, “Indeed Allah has appointed Talut (Saul) as a king over you.” They protested, “How can he be a king over us when we are fitter than him for the kingdom, and he has not been given enough wealth.” He said, “Verily, Allah has chosen him above you and has increased him abundantly in knowledge and stature. And Allah grants His kingdom to whom He wills. And Allah is All-Sufficient for His creatures' needs, All-Knowing.” ] - Surah Al~Baqarah 2, verse 248 : (The Cow) [ Their prophet further told them, “The sign of Talut's kingship is that the Ark will come to you—containing reassurance from your Lord and relics of the family of Musa and the family of Haroon, which will be carried by the angels. Surely in this is a sign for you, if you (truly) believe.” ] - Surah Al~Baqarah 2, verse 249 : (The Cow) [ When Talut marched forth with his army, he cautioned: “Allah will test you with a river. So whoever drinks (his fill) from it is not with me, and whoever does not taste it—except a sip from the hollow of his hands—is definitely with me.” They all drank (their fill) except for a few! When he and the (remaining) faithful with him crossed the river, they said, “Now we are no match for Goliath and his warriors.” But those (believers) who were certain they would meet Allah reasoned, “How many times has a small force vanquished a mighty army by the Will of Allah! And Allah is (always) with the steadfast.” ] - Surah Al Baqarah 2, verse 250 : (The Cow) [ When they advanced to face Goliath and his warriors, they prayed, “Our Lord! Shower us with perseverance, make our steps firm, and give us victory over the disbelieving people.” ] - Surah Al Baqarah 2, verse 251 : (The Cow) [ So they defeated them by Allah's Will, and David killed Goliath. And Allah blessed David with kingship and wisdom and taught him what He willed. ] - Surah Taha 20, verse 12 : [ Indeed, I am your Lord, so remove your sandals. Indeed, you are in the blessed valley of Ṭuwā. ] Hadith mentioned : - Sahih al-Bukhari 3957 : Book 64, Hadith 9 Chapter: The number of the warriors of Badr Narrated from Bara' ibn ‘Azib RadhiAllahu anhu : The companions of our Prophet Muhammad Sallallāhu 'alaihi wa sallam who took part in Badr, told me that their number was that of Saul's (i.e. Talut's) companions who crossed the river (of Jordan) with him and they were over three-hundred-and-ten men. By Allah, none crossed the river with him but a believer.

Cientos de ballenas jorobadas buscan cada año la protección de las aguas cálidas de la bahía dominicana de Samaná para reproducirse y parir. Es un espectáculo que atrae a turistas de todo el mundo entre enero y abril. RFI habló con los ambientalistas de ese santuario de República Dominicana que luchan por proteger a los cetáceos ante la presión turística. “Bienvenidos a bordo de nuestra embarcación”. Con su gorra azul, la canadiense Kim Beddall es la veterana de los guías de observación de ballenas. Son las 9 de la mañana en la bahía de Samaná, al norte de la República Dominicana. Y como todos los días entre enero y marzo desde hace 30 años, Kim dirige 'Pura Mía', su barco, mar afuera, con una cincuentena de turistas a bordo, para ir al encuentro de las ballenas jorobadas. Los cetáceos recorren 7000 kilómetros desde las costas canadienses para reproducirse o dar a luz aquí en las aguas cálidas de República Dominicana.De repente, surge un penacho de aire y agua de mar, y luego, el cuerpo de 14 metros de una ballena saltando. Otra golpea la superficie del agua con su aleta y nada a pocos metros del barco.Tras años de caza, las ballenas estuvieron a punto de extinguirse. Pero con la prohibición de la caza en los años 60, ratificada por la mayoría de los países del mundo, la población de las ballenas jorobada se ha recuperado. Se estima que existen alrededor de 15.000 en el Atlántico norte actualmente. Cientos de ella acudan cada año a la bahía de Samaná.   En la proa del barco, una fotógrafa con un largo objetivo captura imágenes de las colas de las ballenas jorobadas. En el marco de un programa de conservación de las ballenas, los botes turísticos cumplen una función de recolección de datos sobre los cetáceos. Se observa su conducta, las parejas, las mamás con sus bebés, las ballenas solteras y se identifica a cada una de ellas con el color único de su cola. Desde hace dos décadas, la bióloga Liliana Betancourt, de la ONG ambientalista CEBSE compila estos datos. “Cada cola de ballena es única, es como nuestra huella dactilar. Tenemos un catálogo con 1871 individuos foto identificados. Y además de eso, analizamos uno por uno las hembras y los bebés”.Desde 1999, fecha en la que se inició el monitoreo científico de las ballenas en la Bahía de Samaná, la científica ha notado que el área se mantiene como un santuario de reproducción.►Lea y escuche también: "Los misteriosos cantos de las ballenas jorobadas intrigan a los científicos en Santo Domingo"Sin embargo, las vidas de las ballenas aun conservan varios misterios. La estancia de las ballenas en la Bahía dura varios días, pero no se sabe exactamente cuánto dura. Por otra parte, poco se sabe de cómo las ballenas aguantan varios días en la Bahía sin alimentarse. Estudian los cantos de ballenasAyer, Kim sumergió un micrófono acuático en el mar y lo conectó a los parlantes del barco. Los sonidos conmovieron a los pasajeros del barco hasta las lágrimas cuando descubrieron las melodías de los cetáceos. Este macho cuyo canto escuchamos ahora, fue bautizado Harry Potter. Fue identificado en los años 70. Y fue fotografiado de nuevo en 2017 y en marzo de este año en la Bahía de Samaná.¿Cantos, gemidos o risas? La acústica de las ballenas jorobadas fascina a los científicos. Y desde los años 70, las hipótesis científicas han cambiado.“Debido a que son los machos los que cantan durante la temporada de reproducción, los biólogos pensaban que era una forma de atraer a las hembras”, recuerda Olivier Adam, biólogo de la universidad de la Sorbona en París, estudia los cantos de los mamíferos marinos.“Pero en 1986, un investigador puso un parlante en el agua para difundir cantos. Las hembras no reaccionaron y otras huyeron. En los años 2000, nos dimos cuenta de que había muchas interacciones entre los machos. Entonces suponemos que estos cantos permiten a los machos definir su territorio, identificarse o dar información sobre su potencia a las hembras”, detalla, el biólogo, especialista en acústica.Tras un estudio minucioso de las grabaciones de los cantos, los científicos se han dado cuenta que las ballenas jorobadas “emiten vocalizaciones con una frecuencia regular, con frases de 4 5 o 6 vocalizaciones en bucle durante 15 o 20 minutos. Notamos también que hay territorios sonoros. En los mismos océanos, las ballenas tienen cantos similares. Pero hay muchas preguntas sin responder, aún hoy en 2023. La primera es la identificación individual. Normalmente, la vocalización permite identificar a un locutor, como mi voz actualmente, que me identifica. Para las ballenas jorobadas, no logramos distinguir las diferencias de voces”, admite Olivier Adam, entrevistado por RFI en el marco del congreso anual sobre ballenas, que tuvo lugar en Santo Domingo, en 2023.De regreso en el barco de Kim Beddall, observamos una ballena con una aleta herida. "Cuando vemos ballenas con cicatrices, y con los nódulos sensoriales usados, en general son machos, que pelean para acompañar las hembras como vemos ahora mismo”, explica la naturalista Melina Medeiros que acompaña a Kim Beddall en su embarcación. “Sus cicatrices vienen de los combates, imagínense, 40 toneladas que chocan... causan heridas. Hay heridas también causadas por los barcos que chocan con ballenas. Vemos partes dorsales deformadas. También vemos ballenas entrelazadas con filetes de pesca y heridas, sobre todo los ballenatos”, lamenta Medeiros.Las reglas para no perturbar a las ballenasCada año, los turistas se maravillan con la presencia de los majestuosos cetáceos. La creación en 1986 del santuario de mamíferos marinos de la bahía de Samaná ha permitido limitar el impacto de las actividades humanas en la zona. Se ha limitado a 43 el número de permisos para las embarcaciones turísticas autorizadas a circular en la zona de reproducción. “Aquí en el área de reproducción, solo se permiten 3 embarcaciones turísticas de observaciones alrededor de las ballenas, a 50 metros de distancia, y 80 metros en caso de presencia de mamas y ballenatos”.Proteger el santuario de reproducción de ballenas es, sin embargo, una lucha cotidiana para los ambientalistas. Samuel King, miembro de la ONG Centro para la Conservación y el ecodesarrollo de la Bahía de Samaná (CEBSE), nos abre las puertas de un pequeño museo pedagógico. Un espacio dedicado a crear conciencia ecológica e histórica sobre la riqueza de la biodiversidad marina local. “Tratamos de cambiar el uso de redes que usan los pescadores. Proponemos zonas de no pesca a los pescadores”, dice King.Proyecto de terminal de crucerosHoy, Samaná despierta el interés de las empresas turísticas. En la bahía, unos letreros indican la construcción de una terminal de cruceros. En julio pasado, el presidente dominicano puso la primera piedra de un proyecto que tendrá la capacidad para atraer medio millón de turistas al año. En el puerto de Santa Bárbara de Samaná, el ecoturismo representa una oportunidad de ingresos. Desde la ONG CEBSE, Samuel King insiste en la necesidad de conciliar desarrollo económico y protección del santuario marino. “Muchas personas que dependen del turismo ven este proyecto como un boom turístico. Pero no ven todo el daño ambiental que se va a hacer en la zona: los dragados, las construcciones, el movimiento de sedimentos. Nosotros tenemos un punto medio: no nos oponemos al desarrollo económico, pero tratamos de que se haga lo mas sostenible posible”, advierte la ONG.Kim Beddall estima que, para garantizar la tranquilidad de los cetáceos, se debería definir la cantidad máxima de barcos que las ballenas pueden aguantar en su zona de reproducción. “Hay compañías que aspiran a atraer 500.000 turistas al año. Esto significa 130 o 150 cruceros durante el periodo de reproducción de las ballenas en la bahía. El canal de entrada a la Bahía pasa en medio de la concentración de ballenas. Generalmente, los cruceros y áreas reproductivas de ballenas no son una buena combinación”, alerta la canadiense.Además de las redes de pesca, el ruido de los barcos y los radares constituyen una amenaza para los cetáceos. Según ella, el turismo masivo, un modelo al que apuesta la Republica Dominicana, es incompatible con la tranquilidad de las ballenas. “¿Qué quiere la gente? ¿Cruceros u observación de ballenas?”, pregunta Beddall.Eso será el reto de los próximos años: preservar un entorno apaciguado para que los gigantes del mar sigan nadando y cantando en las aguas cristalinas de Samaná. Y evitar que las actividades humanas pongan en riesgo una vez más la existencia de las ballenas.Reportaje audio: Raphaël MoranRealización técnica: Fabien Hilly.

Brett is joined in Hour 2 of The Sports Rush by Samuel King of the Lafayette Journal and Courier in order to talk about the recent struggles of the Purdue Boilermakers Men's Basketball team as they are still reeling from a loss to the Northwestern Wildcats on Sunday. Brett wants to know if teams have now developed a plan for how to stop the Boilers, does Edey still get fouled, and is their any fatigue in the program? We also continue to give away tickets to our loyal listeners! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back from his road trip with the Mastodons, we have Brett back in studio today hosting the Sports Rush on a Monday! We are joined in Hour 1 today by Samuel King who covers the Purdue Boilermakers for the Lafayette Journal and Courier. We brought someone in to discuss the Boilers because they are currently unanimously ranked #1 in the country by AP after defeating Michigan and Michigan State over the past week. We also talk Indiana continuing to win as well as the results of the NFL Playoffs over the weekend and preview the Super Bowl matchup of the Chiefs and the Eagles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Spotlights features a clip from our episode with Samuel King, a Research Associate for the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology and a graduate student in Religion and Ecology at Yale Divinity School. In this clip, Sam discusses a newly developed resource: a series of MOOCs (massive, open, online courses) oriented around the study of religion and ecology across the world's diverse traditions. Details for the full episode are here. Details about the Religion and Ecology MOOCs can be found here: https://fore.yale.edu/Resources/Yale-Coursera-Online-Courses

This week's episode of Spotlights features Samuel King, a Research Associate for the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology and a graduate student in Religion and Ecology at Yale Divinity School. Sam discusses many facets of his work, including his experience teaching courses in philosophy, religion, and interdisciplinary humanities, his creative writing practice, and his time studying environmental practices in Sri Lanka and India. He also talks about his work with the Journey of the Universe project, including a podcast reflecting on developments in the last ten  years since the film and book were released, "JOTU: 10 Years Later." He also elaborates on his contributions to the development of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) in Religion and Ecology. 

Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.

Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.

Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.

Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.

Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.

Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.

PREVIEWING  AASA's UPCOMING URBAN SUPERINTENDENTS  CONFERENCE : AASA,The School Superintendents Association, will (virtually) host its 6th annual Urban Superintendents Academy Conference, Friday, Aug. 21, 2020. The Academy prepares educators for certification and success in urban and increasingly diverse suburban settings and bolsters the effectiveness of district leadership in those settings. AASA offers two cohorts of the Urban Academy in partnership with two premier universities: Howard University and the USC Rossier School of Education ....with guests Maria Ott, Professor of Clinical Education, USC Rossier School of Education & Samuel King, Director of Superintendent Searches, Georgia State School Boards Association 

Samuel King is a combat veteran who has served in the U.S. Marine Corps and Army. After his military experience he chose to pursue studies in social work, as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). He helps law enforcement, first responders and veterans who struggle with mental health challenges;  trauma, depression, grief , and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He explains E.M.D.R.  and the range of treatment options they offer for Law Enforcement, First Responders and Veterans.  Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.

Part 60 of "Samuel: King of Kings". Text: 2 Samuel 24

Part 59 of "Samuel: King of Kings". Text: 2 Samuel 23

Part 58 of "Samuel: King of Kings" 2 Samuel 22

Part 57 of "Samuel: King of Kings". Text: 2 Samuel 21

Part 56 of "Samuel: King of Kings" 2 Samuel 20

Part 55 of "Samuel". 2 Samuel 19

Part 54 of “Samuel”. 2 Samuel 18:1-19:8

Part 53 of “Samuel”. 2 Samuel 17

Part 52 of “Samuel”. 2 Samuel 16

Part 51 of “Samuel”. 2 Samuel 15

Part 50 of “Samuel”. 2 Samuel 14

Part 49 of “Samuel”.

Part 48 of “Samuel”.

Part 46 of “Samuel”.

Part 45 of "Samuel"

Part 44 of “Samuel”.

headspace Adelaide welcomes you to season two of headspace Sessions Radio. Episode one jumps right into the topic of sleep. Getting the right amount of good sleep can give you more energy, improve concentration, help you better deal with stress and, you guessed it, keep a healthy headspace! This season we launch our new panel format, with a new team of young people joining our hosts from last season. Put your earphones on and listen in, as they sit on the couch in the headspace Adelaide podcast studio to discuss all things sleep. Season two podcast team: Declan Heath, Samuel King, Steph Hefferan, Maiah Stewardson, Harrison Schultz, Nick Rava, Lucy Brewer, Lucas Binns, Georgia Brass, along with the headspace Adelaide Youth Reference Group and Youth Ambassadors. Produced with support from Shane Hough and Jeff Smith. Introduction ‘tips for sleep' audio grab supplied by headspace National Office. If you or someone you know is in need of crisis or suicide prevention support, please contact: - Lifeline on 13 11 14 (Australia) - Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800 (Australia) Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are from young people involved at headspace Adelaide, or are guests invited to be interviewed. Information provided should not be taken as clinical advice.

Part 33 of “Samuel”.

Part 32 of “Samuel”.

Part 31 of “Samuel”.

Part 25 of “Samuel”.

Part 24 of “Samuel”.