Podcasts about sayings

Hot off the press this week's Chubstep is all about sayings and idioms. First Steed and Jrad get into the wedding in Minnesota they were at the past week, why being the “Best Man” is tough, the worst wedding speeches, and Star Wars music at cocktail hour. Next the guys break it down, idiom by idiom, starting with the sayings that have gone the way of the dodo and which they wish would come back before getting to the meaning of common idioms, some Swahili in ‘Tanzania News', and presidential saying that stuck with em, whether that be good or bad.

In this fun-filled episode, Sandy and Tricia share laughs and life lessons from their week. They kick things off with hilarious sayings, then dive into parenting tales, like Tricia's daughter bringing home a robot baby. They chat about summer trends, like watermelon margaritas, and share amusing news, including Chris's college streaking story. Tricia drops some wild possum facts and they both laugh over quirky government plans. They also ponder the Met Gala's extravagance and wrap up with heartfelt Mother's Day reflections. It's a blend of humor, relatable moments, and playful banter that keeps listeners entertained.Timestamps by PodSqueezeFunny Sayings Video (00:00:00)  Chris shares a humorous video about sayings typically used by white people.Lessons Learned (00:00:45)  Tricia shares a funny saying about being afraid of similarities rather than differences.Robot Baby Experience (00:01:00)  Tricia discusses her daughter's experience with a robot baby for a school project.Drink of the Summer (00:02:00)  The hosts talk about DoorDash declaring margaritas, especially watermelon margaritas, as the summer drink.Real ID Deadline (00:03:00)  The importance of having a Real ID before traveling is emphasized as the deadline approaches.Alcatraz Reopening Idea (00:04:00)  Discussion on the proposal to reopen Alcatraz as a working prison and its potential costs.Chris's Streaking Incident (00:05:22)  Chris reminisces about a dare that led him to streak at a bar during college.Naked Season Stories (00:10:31)  Tricia shares a story about a man who boarded a plane completely naked.Burglary Entry Points (00:11:24)  Statistics reveal that most burglars enter homes through the front door.Funny Innovations (00:13:01)  The hosts discuss a pill that makes flatulence smell like chocolate or roses.Attractiveness Tips (00:14:41)  Chris shares his efforts to attract Tricia through simple household tasks.

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In this week's episode, Rory talks about the origins of a few different, travel-related sayings, and how some of them have been used by us for over 300 years.

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Think your favorite hood sayings are just street wisdom? Think again. In this episode, I put a spin on the verse of the day by breaking down some of the most popular modern expressions that actually come straight from the Bible. From “live by the gun, die by the gun” to “by the skin of your teeth,” these aren't just catchy lines—they're Scripture in disguise. Every phrase I cover is tied to a powerful verse that speaks truth with a cultural twist. You'll be surprised how often the Word shows up in our everyday conversations and even rap lyrics. Whether you're new to the Bible or grew up hearing these phrases without knowing where they came from, this verse of the day spin will open your eyes to how deeply the Bible has influenced the culture. heck out the show notes for this episode here: https://pavielle.com/208    Ready to find your unique path to your purpose, take my free quiz at https://pavielle.com/quiz/   Want to ask a follow up question to the episode? Submit your question here anonymously: https://pavielle.com/ask  Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts "I love Pavielle and The Purpose Collective Podcast."

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In this episode, David and Gene continue their exploration of the Gospel of Thomas, examining sayings 70-92. These sayings focus on navigating the duality between spiritual and material worlds and the constant choices we must make between them.The esoteric meaning behind the sayings of Jesus in the Gospel are discussed, starting with the call to activate the latent "divine spark" within us - a spiritual conception or “virgin birth” (Saying 70). They interpret Jesus' saying about the destruction of the "house" (Saying 71) as referring to a personal apocalypse of Gnosis, an irreversible transformation of one's worldview. Jesus's refusal to be a "divider" of possessions (Saying 72) highlights the spiritual realm's inherent unity and the need to integrate the divided aspects of the self.Further discussion touches on the rarity of those undertaking the spiritual harvest (Saying 73) and the tendency to seek fulfillment externally in "empty wells" instead of looking within (Saying 74). The "solitary ones" who are allowed entry to the "wedding hall" (Saying 75) are presented as those who have achieved inner wholeness, akin to the "Chemical Wedding" in alchemy.David and Gene explore Jesus speaking as the omnipresent Logos ("I am the All," Saying 77), touching upon pan-psychism and the need to look beyond the surface of reality. They contrast seeking external validation (Saying 78, 91) with the necessity of internal realization and trusting inner authority.The hosts delve into the hidden nature of consciousness (Saying 83) and the profound challenge of confronting our divine archetypal "likeness" - “our original face before we were born.” (Saying 84). They discuss how the divine pattern must be tried through the fire of earthly life (Saying 85), and how the "Son of Man" finding "no place to rest" (Saying 86) as symbolic of humanity's hybrid nature, caught between two worlds.The episode concludes by examining the spiral nature of spiritual seeking, where readiness dictates understanding (Saying 92), and how reflecting on, and engaging with these profound sayings is itself a transformative process.Deep Dive:The Gospel of ThomasChapters:01:15 Introduction01:41 Review03:10 Sayings 70-7207:25 Sayings 73-7512:18 Sayings 76-7816:39 Sayings 79-8118:54 Sayings 82-8423:50 Sayings 85-8728:23 Sayings 88-9031:34 Sayings 91-9234:34 ConclusionsResources:The Gospel of Thomas (history and various translations - Gnosis.org)Gospel of Thomas (Patterson and Robinson translation)Gnosis.org - The Gnosis ArchiveThe Nag Hammadi ScripturesJesus and the Lost Goddess: The Secret Teachings of the Original Christians by Freke and GandyYou're Not the Observer—You're the Observed (YouTube)Lateralus - Tool (Spotify)

Old sayings aren't outdated—they're battle-tested. In this episode, Chad dusts off four classic pieces of wisdom that today's leaders need to remember, respect, and actually live out. Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com 

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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has its new inductees, Twitch took a stand against Kanye, and the Warriors won! California's economy is now bigger than Japan's. Vinnie tells us about a (baby) snake attack, and it sparks Matty to share his unlikely fears. Plus, USC beats UCLA in a race you won't believe - or want to watch.

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Located in the heart of downtown Maryville, Coram Deo Baptist Church (formerly Pleasant Grove at College Street) was founded as a church plant of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in 2017.

Located in the heart of downtown Maryville, Coram Deo Baptist Church (formerly Pleasant Grove at College Street) was founded as a church plant of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in 2017.

Street Disciples, come to the cross with us… as we go through the last sayings of Christ and what they mean for each of us. This year I had the privilege of the 4th Word and hosted at my home church New Prosperity and Narrated by my Pastor RM Pittman. JUST CLICK PLAY AND FIND OUT what Jesus said on the cross and what it means for us today....1. Father forgive them for they know not what they do…Luke 23:34 Rev. A. Moore2.Today you shall be with me in Paradise…Luke 23:43 Min. Williams3.Woman, behold thy son… Son behold they mother….John 19:26Min. Slater4. My God, My God! Why hast thou forsaken me…..Matthew 27:45-46Rev. Andie5. I thirst….John 19:28Min. V. Moore6. It is finished….John 19:30Min. Ray7.Father, into thy hands I commit My Spirit…..Luke 23:46Pastor B. Pittman

The Seven Sayings of Christ from the Cross (Good Friday Service) Scripture: Isaiah 53:1-6 Preacher: Rev. David Inks   Sermon Outline: Introduction “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do” Luke 23:34 “Today you will be with Me in paradise” Luke 23:43 “Woman, behold, your son…behold, your mother” John 19:26-27 “My God, my […] The post The Seven Sayings of Christ from the Cross (Good Friday Service) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

The last words of Christ on the cross show his compassion, suffering, and completion of redemption.

SpecialAfter this, Jesus, knowing that all things were now accomplished, that the scripture might be fulfilled, saith, I thirst. Now there was set a vessel full of vinegar: and they filled a sponge with vinegar, and put it upon hyssop, and put it to his mouth. John 19:28-29.

In hour 4, Joe, Hugh and Kyle react to a Mad Dog clip that has a new way to say goodbye to people. And, another daily mock draft for the Eagles with the NFL Draft exactly 1 week away!

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In this episode, Pastor Brandon closes out our series on the 7 Sayings of the Cross by addressing our need to give our worst days over to God, and how Jesus invites us into that holy surrender.

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Located in the heart of downtown Maryville, Coram Deo Baptist Church (formerly Pleasant Grove at College Street) was founded as a church plant of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in 2017.

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Isaac Watts' influence extends far beyond the hymns he penned. Today, Stephen Nichols reflects on five powerful sayings from Watts, revealing his deep theological insight and enduring impact on Christian worship. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/5-minutes-in-church-history-with-stephen-nichols/isaac-watts-in-5-sayings A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://donate.ligonier.org/ Explore all of our podcasts: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts

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