Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah liu

Heute: Roam und Haven In der Rubrik “Investments & Exits” begrüßen wir heute Daniel Wild, Gründer und Aufsichtsrat von Mountain Alliance. Daniel hat die Finanzierungsrunde von Roam und Haven kommentiert: Roam hat in einer Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde 30 Millionen US-Dollar sowie mittels 10,6 Millionen US-Dollar Eigenkapital insgesamt 40,6 Millionen US-Dollar erhalten. Der ehemalige Yext CEO Howard Lerman hat ein Jahr lang an der Plattform gearbeitet. Roam ist eine virtuelle Bürosoftware die es Mitarbeitern ermöglicht effizienter zu kommunizieren. Es funktioniert wie ein Bürogebäude in der Cloud, in der Etagen und einzelne Büroplätze besetzt und besucht werden können. Am Mittwochmorgen wurde eine Beta-Version gestartet. Das Kapital aus der Series A stammt von Jules Maltz von IVP. Das New Yorker Startup Haven hat in einer Series-A-Finanzierungsrunde 8 Millionen US-Dollar eingesammelt. Haven wurde 2020 von Nipun Kant, Jonathan Chao und Aditya Acharya gegründet und ist eine Technologieplattform für die Hypothekenbranche, die es den Nutzern ermöglicht, Hausbesitzer während des gesamten Lebenszyklus eines Eigenheims einzubinden. Die Runde wurde von Fifth Wall angeführt, unter Beteiligung von Fidelity National Financial, RWT Horizons und 1Sharpe Ventures. Sarah Liu, Partnerin bei Fifth Wall, wurde zudem in den Vorstand von Haven berufen. Das Unternehmen beabsichtigt, die Mittel zur Einstellung von Talenten und zur Beschleunigung der Produktentwicklung zu verwenden.

Commercial real estate has been a notorious laggard when it comes to adopting technology. But a surge of investment in proptech in recent years is helping to transform many business practices within the space.  Fifth Wall is a major venture capital firm focused on the global real estate industry and property technology for the built … Continue reading WMRE Common Area: Outlining the Latest Proptech Investment Trends with Sarah Liu (Ep. 76) →

Widespread acceptance that PropTech is an integral part of the real estate landscape today has helped accelerate the adoption of new tech solutions and paved the way for real estate stakeholders to act more nimbly than before, says Sarah Liu, partner on the Real Estate Technology Investment team at venture capital firm Fifth Wall.“Instead of having to wait sometimes maybe more than a year in order to get a decision, we are seeing folks able to test and pilot technology with a speed to deployment of sometimes just a matter of weeks,” Liu told the REIT Report.Liu noted that four or five years ago, the annual amount invested into PropTech was around $4 billion; by last year that number had risen to about $30 billion.Turning to areas where Fifth Wall is collaborating with REITs in PropTech adoption, Liu pointed to investments in electric vehicle charging and property management, including maintenance and renovation. She noted that there are more opportunities for collaboration that haven't yet been tapped, or are still at the early stages, such as sensor tech and improved building management systems.

The No Second Chances world tour has taken us to Denmark, Taiwan, Chile, New Zealand, the US, Costa Rica, and Namibia. But before we land back at Canadian Arrivals, let's take a step back and see what patterns have emerged. In this week's episode, host Kate Graham talks to Dr. Rosie Campbell, Dr. Sarah Liu, and Dr. Jennifer Piscopo about political culture, systemic bias, and what else lies at the core of women in leadership getting no second chances.

The No Second Chances world tour has taken us to Denmark, Taiwan, Chile, New Zealand, the US, Costa Rica, and Namibia. But before we land back at Canadian Arrivals, let's take a step back and see what patterns have emerged. In this week's episode, host Kate Graham talks to Dr. Rosie Campbell, Dr. Sarah Liu, and Dr. Jennifer Piscopo about political culture, systemic bias, and what else lies at the core of women in leadership getting no second chances.

Chef Sarah Liu and Chakkra Rath from Kapu Haole in Nashville join the show to share their story. Kapu Haole serves the best Hawaiian food in Nashville (verified by the team @wickedtasty) and is just getting started on their journey.Kapu Haole translates to "forbidden outsider" in Hawaiian, which the team embraces as non-natives to Nashville.In this episode we hear the story of how Sarah & Chakkra got started building the brand, their attempt to make Spam cool again and what the future holds for the booming brand.Make sure to check out Kapu Haole at Bar Sovereign in Nashville, Wednesday -  Sundays starting at 5PM, and scan the QR code on their menu to see pictures of their food!

Join “The Sisterhood Friendship Table”. In this 12th episode (recorded on 3rd June 2021), Bobbie entrusts the conversation to host Bec Wood, along with Nat Pingel, Katie Dodson and Sarah Liu.  This powerful conversation is a part of a series “what matters to me” and this episode is about “contentment”.  “Contentment is a starting place not the destination. You don't attain contentment through gaining things and arriving. Instead, contentment is a place you start from”, Sarah Liu. There's nothing like gathering around the table with friends and you have a place here at our table. You're invited to join us every Thursday LIVE 10am AEST on https://hillsong.com/online​ or catch up on demand at https://www.youtube.com/hillsong ____ If you made a decision, please visit https://hillsong.com/jesus If you are in need of help or would like to chat to a Pastor, please visit https://hillsong.com/online/help ____ Connect with @BobbieHouston and the @ColourSisterhood on Instagram and Facebook.

Sarah Liu, VP at leading proptech venture capital firm Fifth Wall, shares her journey in VC and proptech with Guy Westlake.   Sarah Liu is a Vice President on the US Real Estate Technology Investment team at Fifth Wall, where she leads much of the work on deals across the residential, construction, and transaction spaces. Prior to joining Fifth Wall, Sarah worked at McKinsey in San Francisco where her work spanned Financial Services, TMT, and Retail and included private equity due diligence, M&A strategy, and corporate transformations. Sarah was born in Shenyang, China, grew up in Toronto and currently lives in Austin, TX. She graduated summa cum laude and Beta Gamma Sigma from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.   About Fifth Wall Founded in 2016 and based in Los Angeles, Fifth Wall is the largest venture capital firm focused on technology-driven innovation for the global real estate industry. A certified B Corporation with approximately $2.5 billion in commitments and capital under management, Fifth Wall connects many of the world's largest owners and operators of real estate with the entrepreneurs who are redefining the future of the “built world”. Fifth Wall is backed by a strategic consortium of more than 70+ corporate investors from 15 countries - representing one of the largest groups of potential partners in the global “built world” ecosystem and providing a framework for game-changing investments and collaborations with promising portfolio companies. Focus sectors include retail, residential and multi-family, commercial, industrial, hospitality amongst others. For more information visit www.fifthwall.com.   In this episode Sarah shares: - How her experience at McKinsey equipped her for a career in venture capital. - How as a VC she gets professional fulfilment working alongside inspiring entrepreneurs who are shaping the future of the planet - The personality traits and characteristics that make a great VC, and the challenges of hiring during a pandemic. - The similarities between proptech and fintech, and why big valuations and exits (like Stripe) are only ~5 years away. - The “paradigm shifts” that have occurred over the last year, and the sectors/technologies that have most benefited. - Key learnings arising from the pandemic - including the fundamental flaws of the “master lease” model and the hybrid future of work. - The primary reasons why proptech entrepreneurs fail. - The very sad state of equality, diversity & inclusion in venture capital, real estate and technology, and her recommendations for how companies can make measurable progress. - What it means to be a B Corporation. - Her advice for other women aspiring to build a career in venture capital. - Shouts out to Fifth Wall portfolio companies Assignar, Industrious, Notarize and Blend

Diesmal zu Besuch im Podcaststudio ist die lebensfrohe und super sympathische Kollegin Sarah Liu. Sarah ist Sprecherin, spricht Hörbücher, Synchron und vieles mehr. Außerdem ist sie ausgebildete Coaching und hat eine interessante Vergangenheit als Schauspielerin und Moderatorin. Wir quatschen über Persönlichkeitsentwicklung, unser gemeinsames Hörbuch und elektrische Zahnbürsten.

Loved talking to the passionate and professional Sarah Liu of The Dream Collective about finding the core of your ikigai and evolving how it shows up in the world. She also talks about how borderline burnout was the impetus of her side hustle becoming her priority and the importance of saying yes and experimenting. Let me know your takeaways in the comments and how listening to this podcast has influenced you! 1:44 The ability to Influence as Sarah's Ikigai 2:50 Leaving a mark and having an impact on others 4:10 How Sarah discovered her focus of influence - women's leadership 5:18 How wanting to solve a problem for herself became a way to solve a problem for more people and The Dream Collective was born as a side hustle 7:20 Combining passion and profit by bringing value both in the content and commercial sense 8:31 I'll give it a year - committing to the side hustle 8:56 “Borderline burnout” - inability to do onese best 9:55 Chūtohanpana　中途半端　 the issue of doing many things incompletely 11:08 How finding your Ikigai is like losing your car keys 11:57 Bringing seasonality and life stages into your ikigai 14:04 Evolution of Sarah's ikigai in terms of how it manifests itself and shows up in the world 15:53 Differentiate between a core belief and the method 18:50 She Pivots - one of the ways that the ikigai core stays the same but the delivery method changes 20:09 Outsider advantage in She Pivots 20:59 Keeping your ikigai relevant to the reality of the world 22:52 What happens when your ikigai is too focused in a single role or aspect of your life 25:07 Ikigai is not a singular destination 25:55 Ikigai in Marriage 28:15 Starting small with integrating ikigai before you are “ready” 28:46 Bringing Ikigai into team goal setting 31:04 Balance and priorities 31:41 What do you care about the most? And do you spend most of your time doing what you care about? 32:25 How to keep your motivation when things are not progressing externally 33:12 Passion and Professionalism https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/Edit?token=5avWATTXk6yEwsv0RiSk1CVRNxj_vWv2HcBJr56lIvYAnDCZm5OLZdqzbhbwYqQblTgBJ_sroTknEqF2S_3TWamn0ho&loadFrom=PastedDeeplink&ts=2039.801 (33:59) Professionalism is waking up, not wanting to do it, but do it anyway 37:47 Show me your wallet and your calendar and I'll tell you what your priorities are! 39:46 What will you need to deprioritize to follow your ikigai 42:00 Say yes to thinks as a way to find your ikigai Bio Sarah Liu, Founder and Managing Director of The Dream Collective, is an international thought leader, speaker, trainer and facilitator on next-generation leadership, diversity and inclusion and the future of work. Having represented Australia in the G20 YEA since 2017, Sarah also served as an APAC advisor to the Japanese Prime Minister's Cabinet and sits on the judging panel for Forbes Awards. Sarah is invited to train leaders around the world across private and public sectors on leadership transformation and is an appointed regional partner for Google, lead trainer for National Women in Construction, Engineering, Media and Technology across AUNZ. She is also a member of the UTS Industry Advisory Board. Whilst she manages a diverse portfolio of career and businesses, there is only one common thread across them all and that is to see more women in leadership and to transform the way we work. Links Website: http://www.thedreamcollective.com.au (http://www.thedreamcollective.com.au) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyLGBD/ (https://www.facebook.com/MyLGBD/  ) Instagram:

What happens when you have a group of like-minded people with similar backgrounds and experiences working in your business? You'll end up with all the same solutions to all your problems, and very little space for innovation.   However, take a closer look at the likes of Uber, Netflix and Airbnb, and you'l see that diversity was the crucial ingredient for disruption - in fact, none of their founders were originally from the industries they disrupted in the first place.   This is what our next guest on The Make It Happen Show, Sarah Liu, calls "The Outsider Advantage". When you have a diverse lineup of talent in your business, that diversity will flow into all the areas of your business, resulting in fresh and innovative ideas that you might have never thought of yourself.   Sarah is the Founder of The Dream Collective, a global leadership consultancy for diversity and inclusion. In this interview, she will open up your mind to the power of diversity, no matter where you are in your business journey. This is a must-listen episode, let's dive into it.   Timestamps: [1:38] The Dream Collective's mission to support women and diversity in the workplace [3:05] Why women of mid-level positions struggle with their career [4:13] The reality and differences of women's career progression around the globe [5:11] The 3 key drivers that hinder women to advance in the professional world [8:26] What companies can do to diversify women in the workplace [10:46] The danger and pitfalls unconscious bias can bring to the workplace [13:31] Steps companies can take for effective and inclusive recruitment strategies [15:59] How female professionals have been negatively impacted by the pandemic [18:05] How companies unconsciously fail at diversity inclusion [20:05] Why you need to stop hiring people like you [28:02] The benefit of taking a second look at where to add value in the business [29:19] Why you need to stop thinking the way you did pre-pandemic [30:29] What Aussie businesses can learn from Japan's work culture [33:00] The growth mindset every professional needs [34:35] How to build women leaders in the workplace

Episode Themes (timestamps below)· Cultural & gender barriers in Australia & what we can do to improve these· Sarah's global entrepreneurial journey & advice for others on a similar journey· How the She Pivots program is helping women re-skill & upskill during COVID· The opportunities for women in the tech industry· Having a positive mindset and turning your obstacles into opportunitiesAbout Sarah Liu and The Dream CollectiveThe Dream Collective was founded in 2012 by Sarah Liu, a passionate advocate for women in leadership and furthering diversity and inclusivity practises in corporate culture to transform the way we work. What began as a passion project quickly became Australia’s most influential network of high-calibre, young women. The Dream Collective has been instrumental in empowering and equipping thousands of professionals into leadership roles through targeted training and mentoring opportunities. Find out more about The Dream Collective's programs here: https://www.thedreamcollective.com.au/About She PivotsIn an effort to support highly skilled professional women who have recently lost their jobs due to COVID-19, The Dream Collective launched She Pivots, a free 4-part online capability-building workshop to re-skill and up-skill individuals to help prepare them for career transitions and new job opportunities. As part of the initiative, The Dream Collective will mobilise its partners to form a network of Career Partners, including Datacom, Canva and AWS, to provide access to suited job openings after completion of the She Pivots Program. For more information, please visit: https://www.thedreamcollective.com.au/programs/she-pivots/About PDFOur mission is to help diverse professionals reach their full potential in the Australian workplace. We believe that everyone, not the elite few, should have access to the right tools, techniques and networks to develop themselves.We believe that by becoming the best version of ourselves, we lead a more fulfilling life and inspire those around us to do the same. We do this by running open events that aims to inform, connect and inspire, and share what we learnt with our community via social media and podcasts. For more information please visit: http://professionaldevelopmentforum.org/Timestamps1:20 – Introduction3:50 – Cultural & diversity barriers in the workplace.6:00 – Advice for others…career journey, upbringing, entrepreneurship.9:25 – How did the Dream Collective start?12:00 – Sarah’s transition from corporate to startup. Thoughts on having a “safety net” & taking risk.12:40 – Seeing a gap in the market for mid-career level women13:55 – What exactly are the barriers for women in the workplace?15:40 – How is Sarah & The Dream Collective solving the lack of female leaders?17:25 – Thoughts around diversity & inclusion quotas in the workplace. The importance of having measurable targets. The lack of meritocracy in the workplace.21:40 – Utilising cultural & gender barriers to your advantage, addressing cultural barriers.24:35 – Why women have been unfairly impacted by COVID? What is the ShePivots program? How is it addressing this problem?26:40 – Opportunities for women in tech. You don’t need a technical/coding background to succeed. Using your diversity as a strength28:25 – Thoughts around entrepreneurship, advice for others on a similar journey, understand your “why”, impacts of COVID.31:00 – Expanding globally to expand into other markets, differences in diversity & inclusion between countries.34:10 – Using Japan vs Australia as an example36:10 – COVID impacts and how to turn obstacles into opportunities38:15 – Wrapping up, final thoughts, launch of 50/50 in 100 days41:15 – How to find out more about The Dream Collective, ShePivots, other programs & initiatives.

Jeden Tag um 18 Uhr veröffentlichen wir zwei Gesänge aus Dante Alighieris "Göttliche Komödie". Heute gesprochen von Sarah Liu. Mit dieser Aktion rufen wir zu Spenden für einen Solidaritätsfond für Sprecherinnen und Sprecher auf, die aufgrund der Covid-19-Pandemie in eine akute Notlage geraten sind. Denn: Solidarität stimmt!Hier spenden: https://bit.ly/solidaritaet-stimmt

Sarah Liu is the founder and MD of global diversity and inclusion consultancy agency, The Dream Collective. She began her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 24 when she founded The Dream Collective. What began as a mere passion project, quickly became Australia’s most influential network of high-calibre young women. Through this networking platform, The Dream Collective has been responsible for empowering and equipping thousands of professional women into leadership roles through leadership training and mentoring opportunities. Sarah discusses how execs can break down invisible d&i barriers and how the Dream Collective can assist organisations to foster ambition among up and coming female talent. The business pivoted a number of times, as they started off mainly as an events group. They would invite senior executives and speakers to come and speak about various topics. Sarah says of the next step in the business development: 'That was okay, we had good attendance and growth, but it got to a point where I felt that wasn’t having the biggest impact. People were only being inspired once every two or three months, and they needed support every day, we realised having the bottom up approach was not having the greatest impact, so that’s when the business pivoted'. 'We also had to start to look at ways to monetise it and scale it properly. We ended up with a business-to-business model where companies nominate their top talent to go into our program and go through our training course. The conversation around female empowerment is a lot more mature and sophisticated, and people are understanding it’s time to put action behind it'.

Temple University's Klein College of Media and Communication sponsors this report from the KYW Newsradio Newstudies Program which teaches broadcast journalism to high school sophomores, juniors and seniors from throughout the area. From our 2019 graduating class, here is: Sarah Liu from Great Valley High School.

In this episode, we interview Sarah Liu, Founder and Managing Director of The Dream Collective, a corporate training organisation that empowers women leaders and encourages diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Sarah is an international thought leader, speaker, trainer and facilitator on next-generation leadership, diversity and inclusion and the future of work. We talk about unconscious biases in the workplace, women in leadership, and why companies need to embrace diversity to drive growth.

Do women politicians inspire others? Does women's representation in politics lead to higher female political engagement? Well, it depends on the context. In countries where women have thrived in politics and in social status, then yes, it can have a positive impact. But in countries where women's social status lags behind political advancement, then women representatives do not inspire women's political engagement! Fascinating work from Dr Shan-Jan Sarah Liu and Dr Kim Yi Dionne. To learn more about Dr Liu's work click here: http://drsarahliu.com/about-me/

Xianzhi, Sarah Liu was beaten and imprisoned for six years in China. Sarah's Trail of Blood is a powerful dramatization of what happened to this courageous woman of God because of her faith in Jesus Christ. You'll be inspired by her story.

Do female ministers affect women's civic engagement?, a Policy Options podcast. In governments around the world, women’s presence in cabinet is having a substantial impact on political office and policy-making, but what does it mean for women’s political involvement? Sarah Liu joined the podcast to discuss her study Do Government Positions Held by Women Matter? A Cross-National Examination of Female Ministers’ Impacts on Women’s Political Participation. Liu is an assistant professor in the School of Geography, Politics, and Sociology at Newcastle University, England. Download for free. New episodes every second Tuesday. Tweet your questions and comments to @IRPP.

想像你白天是建築師，業餘是專業的攝影師在接案子；或是你有時候是 UI 設計師，其他時候也會策展。多種同時進行的專業身份，這就是 Slashie 在新世代人才之中有一部分的人稱自己為 Slashie，他們一個人可能有不同的角色跟工作，因為網路和科技的便利性造就了這樣子的工作機會和模式，但這種和過往工作麼是差異很大的 Slashie 有沒有可能真的成為一種職涯選擇？ 專訪兩次創業成功，更打造共享工作平台的 Sarah 和我們暢談歐美的狀況，以及她自己的觀察 聆聽重點： 1. Slashie 和個人工作者 (freelancer) 的不同，需要的專業程度又到哪？ 2. Slashie 因為工作模式，該怎麼調整自己心態，又怎麼建立自己的資源 3. Sarah 善用自我品牌建立的 "P.I.E. theory" - "Performance, Imagine, Exposure" 點擊閱讀全文»» http://bit.ly/2rhfdTM

Listen in to this powerful testimony from Sarah Liu, a Chinese evangelist saved at age 18, arrested multiple times, and spent 6 years in prison in China for her faith. Sarah was tortured and interrogated, and shares how she found that God gives strength to withstand these trials when we need it. Her joyful hope in Christ even through these trials challenges us here in our comfort and relative ease; listen in to this powerful story!

Christmas is just a few days away, and this is another another guest, Joseph Hovsepian, speaking on persecuted/martyred Christians, particularly in Iran. Listen to the Episode Question: Leave your comments about the episode and commit to praying for the persecuted church during Christmas You can leave a comment by clicking here. You can listen to the audio on iTunes (Click Here) ‘Iran is a closed country with open hearts’ Joseph HovsepianClick To Tweet Overview This interview with Joseph Hovsepian’s from Hovsepian Ministries is packed with helpful information about the persecuted church in Iran, including what Joseph with the rest of his family are doing to point people to Jesus through Iranian media. Joseph’s, alongside his brother Gilbert, produced the 10x award winning documentary , A Cry From Iran. This story tells the untold story of their father, Haik Hovsepian’s, who was a prominent evangelical pastor, who was murdered and other Iranian Christian martyrs who paid for their faith with with their lives. Here is the first episode on the persecuted church with Sarah Liu on China. A Cry From Iran Trailer If you can’t see this video in your RSS reader or email, then click here. To purchase the complete documentary or host a screening at your church click here Photo of Joseph Hovsepian courtesy of Hovsepian.com Links Iran (Wikipedia) Joseph Hovsepian: facebook Voice of the Martyrs Hovsepian Ministries: website, facebook, youtube, email: info@hovsepian.com A Cry From Iran Subscribe to the Podcast Subscribe in iTunes Link to Stitcher Share What You Like If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the show. The post Episode 9 : Joseph Hovsepian on Iranian Christianity appeared first on Pastor Matt Shaw.

Sarah Liu has an amazing testimony of faithfulness to Jesus. After becoming a Christian, she knew it would cost everything. Because she told others about Jesus, Sarah was arrested, tortured, and put in prison for 6 years. In this episode, Sarah shares about the persecution of Christians in China, and what we can do about it. Photo courtesy of dollarphotoclub.com/58218692 Listen to the Episode Question: Will you commit to praying with me about the persecuted Church during the Christmas season? Leave your thoughts about Sarah’s interview too! You can leave a comment by clicking here. You can listen to the audio on iTunes (Click Here) I am praying for persecuted Christians! #RenewingOurCityClick To Tweet Overview At one of the 2014 Voice of the Martyrs regional conferences, I was able to interview Xianzhi “Sarah” Liu. Sarah is an amazing woman of God. Not only is her story powerful, but she is extremely humble and kind. In this episode, Sarah answers some common questions that you may have about the Christian persecution in China. Some of the questions Sarah answers are, Why are people hostile to Christians in China?, How do non-Christians (not in power) in China view the persecution of Christians?, How many people are coming to the Lord through the persecution of Christians?, and What was your reaction of coming to America?. Sarah’s Story This is a short documentary on Sarah Liu’s story and the persecution in China. Sarah’s Trail of Blood by Voice of the Martyrs. If you can’t see this video in your RSS reader or email, then click here. 3 ways Sarah recommends to support the persecuted Church Pray for the persecuted Christians around the world. Many people undermine prayer because they just don’t do it. We say that we believe in the power of prayer, but it is easy to forget to actually pray. I’m guilty myself, but Sarah encouraged us in the episode to pray for the persecuted Christians around the world. We as Christian leaders need to understand that prayer is the most effective thing to do for the persecuted Church. Use your God given gifts to help. I love the different parts of the body of Christ (1 Cor. 12) because we all have unique relationships, skills, resources, and gifts that allow us to help serve others, especially persecuted Christians in suppressed countries. God has given you a unique opportunity to serve the Church, so use your gifts for his Glory. Bring awareness to your church. Now that you know about the persecution that goes on in many countries, including China, you can share this with your circle of influence to spread awareness of the injustice. Voice of the Martyrs has many excellent resources to share with the people in your church. Many times bringing to light issues of social injustice starts with a passionate spokesperson. Scriptures Mentioned “Then Jesus told his disciples, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it. For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul? For the Son of Man is going to come with his angels in the glory of his Father, and then he will repay each person according to what he has done. Truly, I say to you, there are some standing here who will not taste death until they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.”” (Matthew 16:24–28, ESV) “Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing.” (James 1:2–4, ESV) Subscribe to the Podcast Subscribe in iTunes Link to Stitcher Share What You Like If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the show. The post Episode 8 : Sarah Liu on Persecution in China appeared first on Pastor Matt Shaw.