Podcast appearances and mentions of scott woodard

So many of us know what it feels like to wrestle with guilt — to carry shame over decisions we made, things we've done, or moments we wish we could erase. Even when we show up to church, sing the songs, and serve, there's still that quiet voice saying, “You're disqualified. You're not clean. You can't really be used by God.”But what if that voice isn't telling the truth?In this message, we talk about what really happens at the feet of Jesus. It's the place where guilt loses its grip. Where shame is silenced. Where we're not only forgiven — but washed, restored, and re-clothed with righteousness. Like David, after deep failure and loss, we're invited to rise, change our posture, and worship again.

The baptism of the Holy Spirit is a subject quick to draw skepticism, but this sermon excerpt is a fresh reminder: just because people misuse a gift from God doesn't mean we should reject it. Jesus still baptizes in the Spirit—and the Father's gift is still being poured out on those who are hungry.

Le Mining Indaba, l'incontournable sommet sur les mines en Afrique, s'est déroulé au début du mois dans la ville du Cap, en Afrique du Sud. Selon les estimations, le continent détient 30 % des réserves en minerais critiques, essentiels pour la transition énergétique. Parmi les grands habitués du salon : les Américains, qui envoient habituellement une importante délégation. Cette année, le retour de Donald Trump à la Maison Blanche semble modifier les dynamiques et les partenariats pourraient évoluer. Avec notre envoyée spéciale au Cap,La délégation américaine s'est réduite comme une peau de chagrin, cette année, tant sur la scène du Mining Indaba que dans les allées du salon. Seul représentant à prendre la parole : Scott Woodard, le secrétaire adjoint par intérim spécialisé sur les questions de transformation énergétique auprès du département d'État. Il est resté très vague sur la politique minière à venir. « Un des décrets signés par le président dès ses premiers jours au pouvoir concerne l'extraction et la transformation de minerais, surtout aux États-Unis. Mais si on le lit de plus près, il y est aussi fait mention, à de multiples reprises, des partenariats internationaux et de la coopération avec d'autres nations », a déclaré le diplomate.La nouvelle administration ne s'est pas encore totalement installée et on attend toujours la nomination de l'équipe Afrique de Donald Trump, bien que son ancien envoyé spécial pour le Sahel et les Grands Lacs, Peter Pham, soit pressenti. Selon les experts, le corridor de Lobito devrait continuer à être développé. La modernisation de cette ligne ferroviaire, pour faciliter le transport des minerais de la RDC et de la Zambie vers l'Angola afin de les exporter depuis la côte ouest du continent, rentre dans la logique de concurrence avec la Chine.À lire aussiLa posture souverainiste de Donald Trump séduit certains leaders africainsPoursuite des aides et garanties ?« Les compagnies continuent, mais elles ont souvent besoin de certains mécanismes d'aide de l'État américain, pour “dérisquer” certaines transactions qui pourraient être dans des pays compliqués, ou des nouveaux marchés », analyse Vincent Rouget du cabinet Control Risk. « On voyait souvent l'État américain intervenir, soit par le biais de la diplomatie, pour faciliter les échanges, les négociations, soit par le biais d'aides financières ou de garanties de prêt. Et là, on a un point d'incertitude : est-ce que ça va continuer ? Pour l'instant, c'est trop tôt pour le savoir », poursuit-il.Côté sud-africain, le ministre des Mines, Gwede Mantashe, souhaite durcir le ton, pour répondre au gel de l'aide américaine décidée par Donald Trump. « S'ils ne veulent plus nous donner d'argent, ne leur donnons pas de minerais. Nous avons des minerais sur ce continent, donc nous possédons quelque chose, nous ne sommes pas de simples mendiants. Nous devons utiliser cette richesse à notre avantage, en tant que continent », a-t-il affirmé fermement. Les doutes planent aussi au-dessus de la volonté des États-Unis de continuer à développer les chaînes de valeur ajoutée en Afrique, comme dans le cadre de l'accord signé avec la Zambie et la RDC, pour fabriquer sur place des batteries électriques.À lire aussiQuels sont les risques environnementaux liés à l'exploitation des minerais de la transition?

20,000 American troops went into captivity after the fall of the Philippines in 1942. Recent scholarship indicates that half of those POWs did not survive captivity. Surviving the POW experience in the Philippines – including the hell ships and labor camps in Korea and Japan – was no easy feat. For those who did survive to liberation – how did the US Army medical system treat them? How were they reintegrated back into society? To examine the repatriation of these former POWs, the MacArthur Memorial Podcast spoke with Scott Woodard, Historian with the US Army Medical Department Center of History and Heritage  Follow us on:Twitter: @MacArthur1880; @AEWilliamsClarkFacebook: @MacArthurMemorialwww.macarthurmemorial.org

The main founders of the Inflation Reduction Act envision the US legislation as a clean energy bill to lower the costs of green energy technologies for everyone around the world as well as being emulated by especially those countries that have benefitted from emitting carbon into the air since the start of the Industrial Revolution. Such countries could introduce their own versions of the Inflation Reduction Act to drive down prices even further for global benefit, US Department of State Bureau of Energy Resources Office of Energy Transformation acting director Scott Woodard told this week's London Indaba. “If you looked at estimates of what electrolysers to generate clean hydrogen were going to cost and how long it was going to take, it was a decade away and they were going to be expensive for a while. “Now, estimates say that we could be seeing 10 GW electrolysers in the next two three years and clean hydrogen could be virtually zero cost,” Woodard said in response to London Indaba chairperson Bernard Swanepoel during question time. Proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysers, which are regarded as being highly effective producers of zero-emission green hydrogen, are efficiently catalysed with the help of South Africa's platinum group metals (PGMs), especially iridium. Electrolyser production is being brought down the cost curve significantly as China, with its robotics and automation, enters the era of machines making machines. EVERY KILOGRAM OF GREEN HYDROGEN SUBSIDISED The Inflation Reduction Act subsidises every kilogram of green hydrogen that is generated. “That's what I think we want people to really focus on when they look at the impact of this. Clearly, there are some trade issues that have popped up, but we have found as we've engaged with our partners, we have been able to shift the conversation somewhat from when the legislation first came out,” said Woodard. “And hydrogen's a good example because the green hydrogen value chain is not yet completely owned by a single country,” answered Swanepoel. “The first thing to realise is that the Inflation Reduction Act is a huge piece of legislation, absolutely massive. “You'll see the headline number of $370-bilion but I've seen some private sector banks estimate that spending on this is actually going to be north of $1-trillion. Then you start thinking about how that will attract private sector investment and be even bigger,” the US diplomat predicted. At the previous week's FT Hydrogen Conference, Fortescue Future Industries and Fortescue Metals Group executive chairperson and founder Dr Andrew Forrest ascribed the success of Inflation Reduction Act to its absence of complexity: “It's working because it's simple. If you want to serve up something complex to a banker, you're not going to get any money,” said Forrest, who expressed the view that the economies of countries could be significantly boosted for decades to come by adopting the US legislation as a model. Meanwhile, important new technologies are being perfected that could give green hydrogen a globally traded commodity. An example of this is the work being done by German company Hydrogenious on liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) technology. LOHC technology enables hydrogen to be chemically bound to a thermal oil for storage and bulk shipping, leveraging the existing infrastructure for liquid fuels. That means that green hydrogen could in future be transported, stored and delivered in existing oil and gas infrastructure, and be traded globally in the same way as oil and gas. PRESSURE BEING TAKEN OFF IRIDIUM SCARCITY When it comes to PEM electrolysers, pressure is being taken off their need for scarce iridium. German PGM products and services company Heraeus Precious Metals, for example, is having major success in the thrifting of iridium and is also investing €35-million in the expansion of its PGM recycling capacity at Hanau in Germany, with the build-out forming part of a €300-million global recycling pr...

We round out our study of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit with a focus on the supernatural gifts of Faith, Healing, and the working of Miracles.

In this Episode, Chris McCurley and Scott Woodard continue the series called “A Good Shepherd” Have questions? Email chris.mccurley@rippleoflight.com.   This Podcast is Produced by Ripple of Light Ministries. Ripple of Light Ministries spreads news of the gospel throughout the world using various multimedia tools.   Our nonprofit was founded in 2016 and offers programs at-no-cost through this website, YouTube, Facebook and other online sources. A combination of podcasts, single-issue programs and series are available on many topics.   To find our more check our our website at rippleoflight.org

When you view the Holy Spirit as a person to walk with, and not just some thing to attain, you begin to further appreciate the gift of His attributes. Scott helps us to understand His personhood, and why He is the most precious gift we could ever receive.

Description: In this episode, I am speaking with David Lee from Soul Satisfying Work and we are going to discuss how to Apply the Hero's Journey Model to your everyday life. I think you will find this is a quite thought-provoking episode. David is a colleague of Scott Woodard who was on the podcast with his wife Camille in episode 305 when they told their story of becoming ex-pats in Mexico. David reached out to me via LinkedIn after that episode had been published. David had been a guest on a variety of podcasts lately and I asked him to pitch me a podcast episode idea. His pitch was the following: How to Use the Hero's Journey model as a tool for navigating this chapter and bringing more thoughtfulness/intentionality, wisdom, and fascination to life. I remember David Whyte saying how John Keats said poetry made all of life more interesting. I've found that applying the Hero's Journey to everyday life makes everyday life more fascinating as well as how we view our journey as an earthling. We did not have a plan for how the discussion would go ahead of time. I like to let these discussions flow organically and I edit them down. It turned out to be one of the most thought-provoking discussions I have had in a long time. The interview lasted close to 50 minutes which I edited down to a little over 40 minutes. So, the episode is a little longer than usual, but I would encourage you to listen to the entire episode. This episode is sponsored by Career Pivot. Check out the Career Pivot Community, and be sure to pick up my latest book, Repurpose Your Career: A Practical Guide for the 2nd Half of Life Third Edition. For the full show notes and resources mentioned in the episode click here.

Description: In this episode, I am speaking with my fellow expats and good friends Camille and Scott Woodard. They have lived in Mexico for over a year, and I wanted you to hear the story of their journey in becoming expats. Camille is retired but Scott continues to work as a career coach. They took a slightly different approach than my wife and I did in becoming an expat. Camille and Scott mention needing to get an RFC #. The current president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also known as A.M.L.O. or AMLO for short, vowed to reform the immigration and tax systems when he was elected in 2018. The RFC # is the equivalent of a Social Security #. Early in 2022, the federal government required everyone to have an RFC # including foreign residents and that was to be complete by July of 2022. That was extended to the end of 2022 and many of us still do not have them because it requires making an appointment at an SAT office to apply. SAT is the equivalent of the IRS. It is still difficult to get one of those appointments. You will hear Scott say that there always seems to be one additional step that needs to be done for every process in dealing with the government. You just have to be patient. I want to tell you we recorded this interview in person at Camille and Scott's home. This is the first in-person interview I have done since 2019. I used my H4nPro portable recorder and tried to be a bit more sophisticated than I needed to be. Well, it did not work as well as I would have liked, and I had to do a lot of work in post-processing to improve the quality. You will hear a couple of trucks pass in the background. Their home has very high ceilings and like almost all Mexican homes a lot of hard surfaces, i.e., concrete walls and tile floors. This is not optimal for audio recording but you will be able to easily understand both Camille and Scott. For the full show notes and resources mentioned in the episode click here.

Have you truly been born again? Scott Woodard uses the familiar story of Nicodemus to help us answer that question definitively.

Brendan Morris and Scott Woodard from www.linesight2020.com had a great Super Wildcard weekend going 7-2.   Now they are ready to get you prepared for the next round.

Bo and Blake talk college football and the NFL in the second hour of the search live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo continues to discuss the development of both Matt Corral and Will Rodgers this year. Bo breaks down Mike Leach's prestigious career as a coach and how he isn't like most coaches in the country. He continues to talk about the path Leach took to become a successful coach and how he learned from some of the greatest minds in college football history. In the SEC Insider Hit, NFL/LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Bell's Two Hearted Ale guest line talking Tigers football coaching search. Mike discusses the LSU coaching search and how the list of candidates continues to change week to week. He list out some names that he's heard that are being considered and who would be the best fit for the LSU program. Mike talks Billy Napier and what job he could be waiting for if he doesn't get an offer from LSU. He also talks Dave Aranda as a possible candidate for the LSU job but he also gives background information on Dave as not only a coach but as a person. Mike wraps it up with who he thinks is the top candidate and questions if LSU athletic director Scott Woodard can actually get him to come to LSU. 

NFL/LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Bell's Two Hearted Ale guest line talking Tigers football coaching search. Mike discusses the LSU coaching search and how the list of candidates continues to change week to week. He list out some names that he's heard that are being considered and who would be the best fit for the LSU program. Mike talks Billy Napier and what job he could be waiting for if he doesn't get an offer from LSU. He also talks Dave Aranda as a possible candidate for the LSU job but he also gives background information on Dave as not only a coach but as a person. Mike wraps it up with who he thinks is the top candidate and questions if LSU athletic director Scott Woodard can actually get him to come to LSU. 

Today CLF Church celebrates baptisms and Scott teaches on its meaning and significance.

Mike Detillier joins the show on the Modelo guest line to discuss LSU Athletic Director Scott Woodard. Mike goes into detail how Scott Woodard wasn't brought into LSU to please everyone but he was brought in to make the proper hires to make LSU one of the most successful schools in the country. Mikes also believes that Scott has a favorite in the baseball coaching search and he isn't going to take no for an answer 

Mike Detillier joins the show on the Modelo guest line to discuss the choices Scott Woodard has to make.  Mike also goes into detail who he thinks LSU could be targeting at the College World Series as a new coach. He says that Woodard isn't afraid to go after the best coaches available no matter what sport they are in. Mike talks about how Scott Woodard is running the program and he isn't interested in getting advice from outsiders who think they know what the program needs.  

Scott Woodard exhorts us pursue a living faith that overcomes through the Spirit rather than succumbing to a sense of dullness and familiarity. 

Scott Woodard exhorts us pursue a living faith that overcomes through the Spirit rather than succumbing to a sense of dullness and familiarity. 

The gospel is life, not just an idea. Learn how the gospel serves as the believer's impetus for true worship, transformation, and endurance through trial. 

https://tribus.captivate.fm/ (Enjoying Brokerage Insider? Please Subscribe Using Your Favorite Podcast Player.) ShowingTime made publicly available the data showing the swift drop off of real estate showings when COVID19 struck. But then it also showed, over 60 days in advance that real estate would come out very strong. Listen to the president of ShowingTime talk about the data. TRANSCRIPTION Jen Goodhue (https://www.temi.com/editor/t/W5WOEE82XqRiw9swLsp5mp6RVZ5Tlmvf_RP0S2mdgNcPL762M7tg6R9cqiBrUrd9K3pBmLELh6qhSCz189AuclQ0JaE?loadFrom=SharedLink&ts=0.84 (00:00)): Welcome everyone to the Brokerage Insider. This is the podcast where real estate professionals come to learn how to grow their business and use tomorrow solutions for today's problems. I'm your host, Jen Goodhue. And today we've got Michael Lane who is the president, and one of the founding members of ShowingTime. This has been a fantastic interview. We talk about https://tribus.com/brokerage-insider/international-mega-agent-tina-mak-on-foreign-real-estate-buyers/ (COVID-19 trends) in analytics. What data is showing us about how the real estate market is bouncing back. It's been a very interesting conversation and I hope all of you take something away that is valuable for your own business approach. Jen Goodhue (https://www.temi.com/editor/t/W5WOEE82XqRiw9swLsp5mp6RVZ5Tlmvf_RP0S2mdgNcPL762M7tg6R9cqiBrUrd9K3pBmLELh6qhSCz189AuclQ0JaE?loadFrom=SharedLink&ts=38.1 (00:38)): I'm here with Michael Lane, who is the president and founding partner for ShowingTime. Many of us know ShowingTime in the industry. I'll let Michael speak towards that a little bit. But part of why I wanted to bring him on the podcast, if you all haven't seen it, they did a phenomenal piece of content. As we're kind of moving out of the heels of the COVID crisis and pandemic right now, they had put out a chart that was showing state-by-state demographics as to what showings were doing. And I think it was just such an impactful piece of data and impactful piece of content. And we'll get into that a little bit more here in a minute. I want Michael first to introduce you and welcome you on our podcast. Michael Lane (https://www.temi.com/editor/t/W5WOEE82XqRiw9swLsp5mp6RVZ5Tlmvf_RP0S2mdgNcPL762M7tg6R9cqiBrUrd9K3pBmLELh6qhSCz189AuclQ0JaE?loadFrom=SharedLink&ts=76.25 (01:16)): Hi, Jen, Jen Goodhue (https://www.temi.com/editor/t/W5WOEE82XqRiw9swLsp5mp6RVZ5Tlmvf_RP0S2mdgNcPL762M7tg6R9cqiBrUrd9K3pBmLELh6qhSCz189AuclQ0JaE?loadFrom=SharedLink&ts=78.05 (01:18)): Happy to have you, and I'd love for you to give us a little bit of background on yourself and your company. For those of you who don't know https://www.showingtime.com/ (ShowingTime), they have been around as such a force in the industry for so long, and we are so happy to have Michael here today. Michael Lane (https://www.temi.com/editor/t/W5WOEE82XqRiw9swLsp5mp6RVZ5Tlmvf_RP0S2mdgNcPL762M7tg6R9cqiBrUrd9K3pBmLELh6qhSCz189AuclQ0JaE?loadFrom=SharedLink&ts=91.37 (01:31)): Well, Jen, thank you again for inviting me to participate in your podcast this afternoon. And happy to be here. Just a little bit about me and about ShowingTime where we are in our 20th year in business. So that's impressive. And it's the cargo. About 20 years ago, I'm one of the I joined the founder of our company, Scott Woodard shortly after he started the company. So I considered myself a founding management team member. And as president, I had most of our new business, certainly all of our sales and marketing, I participate heavily in partnerships. Any of the acquisitions that we've done over the years and just kind of growing the business overall, we what else can I tell you? You know, just what we do. I think people know us the most for providing, showing service technology and call center services to the real estate industry that is made up of a, kind of a family of products, including pure software as a service technology that's implemented into MLS...

Scott implores us to understand that every place God sets our feet is intentional. With this understanding, we can truly impact our spheres for the Kingdom of God.

Welcome back to Gaming with Gage, your podcast for Roleplaying Games and the Periphery.Thanks for being hereAnd thank you to everyone who put up with my Stories this weekend. As some of you know it was a Solo Daddy weekend for my son and I and we had so much fun. I wanted to take a minute to remind everyone that if you like what we’re doing here you can support us at Patreon.com/gamingwithgage and for $5 a month you also get access to our Patreon Exclusive Podcast, We Watch, We Talk where Amanda and I watch a movie and then talk about it. Next month we’re doing The Princess Bride, which is a Christmas Movie. Don’t at me.This week I was joined by Scott Woodard who, along with many other things, is the writer of the Sixth Gun roleplaying game from Pinnacle Entertainment Group. We talked about the Sixth Gun, about Scott’s wild ride to becoming an RPG writer and most importantly we spend a decent amount of time talking about Baby Yoda. Sorry, The Child. If you want to keep up with Scott online you can find him on Facebook.As always, we ask that you rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or wherever you listen.Subscribe on Apple PodcastSubscribe on AndroidAnd with all that out of the way, let’s jump into our chat with Scott Woodard.We’d also like to thank our Patreon supporters,Andrew Spencer-LeeBryan HartSome other helpful links,Our WebsiteTwitterInstagram

Pastor Scott Woodard preaches on what it means to receive the filling of the Holy Spirit.

Scott Woodard explains how our actions outside the church walls affect the fate of every soul in the earthly realm.

In thematischer Anlehnung an die sechste Ausgabe von rescriptum beschäftigte sich die Podiumsdiskussion am 13. Mai 2015 mit der Frage „TTIP und Schiedsgerichte - Preisgabe von Demokratie und Rechtsstaat?“. Unter der Moderation von Robin Leick diskutierten darüber Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Siegfried Broß, Dr. Fritz Glunk, Prof. Dr. Klaus Sachs, Dr. Dr. Patricia Wiater und Scott Woodard.

It was our pleasure to welcome Scott Woodard, writer of the Savage Worlds of Flash Gordon, as guest Game Master for this very special Flash Gordon actual play.  We hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we had playing it.  Be sure to stay in contact with us- thewilddie@gmail.com, twitter @thewilddie and look for us on Google+ and at the Nerds-International Google+ Community also help support the show and get early access to the podcast through our Patreon! © The Wild Die is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pinnacle Entertainment Group or Official Pinnacle Licensees. Any of the products mentioned on our show or appear on our website are the property and copyright of their respected owners. All Music and Art Work is used with Permission of Pinnacle Entertainment Group . All items are used under fair use and educational and review purposes, All other Items are the Intellectual Property of The Wild Die Copyright 2015-2018 . All rights reserved.

Join Jordan, Meghan, and Gaurav as they discuss different aspects of running and playing tabletop RPGs, and offer up some ideas and suggestions for you to bring into your games. On this episode they are joined by special guest Scott Woodard to discuss ...

As we prepare for the Christmas Holiday, Scott Woodard helps us to refocus our hearts to a place of true worship and communion with Christ.

hjrp2015 Your Hosts: Stu, Stork and Scott Woodard. Check out the Savage Worlds Flash Gordon Kickstarter Scott mentioned. In this Episode: GMing Topic: Making scenes come alive. Eric from Kansas City asks, “Is magic a GM crutch?” Juho from Finlands writes in about players narrating after a contest resolution. And Drayle88 sends us a gaming horror story.

hjrp2015 Your Hosts: Stu, Stork and Scott Woodard. Check out the Savage Worlds Flash Gordon Kickstarter Scott mentioned. In this Episode: GMing Topic: Making scenes come alive. Eric from Kansas City asks, “Is magic a GM crutch?” Juho from Finlands writes in about players narrating after a contest resolution. And Drayle88 sends us a gaming horror story.

HJRP2010 Your hosts: Stu, Stork, JiB and PEG's Scott Woodard In this Episode: Aviv writes in asking about ways to “unstick” yourself, GMing wise. Charas writes in about glossing over combat. Steve from Atlanta tells the tale of a PC killing another PC on purpose.    

HJRP2010 Your hosts: Stu, Stork, JiB and PEG's Scott Woodard In this Episode: Aviv writes in asking about ways to “unstick” yourself, GMing wise. Charas writes in about glossing over combat. Steve from Atlanta tells the tale of a PC killing another PC on purpose.    

Ron Blessing and Kristian Serrano talk with comic writer Cullen Bunn, artist Brian Hurtt, RPG author Scott Woodard, and Savage Worlds Core Rules Brand Manager (and Rules Guru) Clint Black about The Sixth Gun comic and Savage Worlds RPG setting!

Ron Blessing and Kristian Serrano talk with comic writer Cullen Bunn, artist Brian Hurtt, RPG author Scott Woodard, and Savage Worlds Core Rules Brand Manager (and Rules Guru) Clint Black about The Sixth Gun comic and Savage Worlds RPG setting!

Derek knows he's lucky to live in an area with so many theaters willing to show classic horror films, and instead of bragging about it, he wants to share these movie-going experiences with you! In this episode of Monster Kid Radio, we go back to the Monster Kid Radio Crash at the  for their Hammer Films Double Feature showing of Twins of Evil (dir. John Hough) and Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (dir. Terence Fisher). Derek was once again joined by 's Chris McMillan, and this time, they met fellow podcaster Scott Woodard (, Doctor of the Dead, and Who's Talking). Also, Derek talks about two projects seeking your crowd-funding support. Be sure to visit our complete website at , and don't forget our Wiki Campaign! Voicemail: 503-479-5MKR (503-479-5657)Email: monsterkidradio@gmail.com (.mp3s of every episode of Monster Kid Radio is available for download at our barebones behind-the-scenes website at ) Hollywood Theatre - G2V Podcast - Kaiju Gaiden Kickstarter - Ed Wood: The Musical Indiegogo - Ed Wood: The Musical Songs - Support Monster Kid Radio on Patreon - The opening and closing song "Oh No, More Bats" (from the album Release the Bats) appears by permission of Aaron & the Burrs - All original content of Monster Kid Radio by is licensed under a . Monster Kid Radio is a registered service mark of Monster Kid Radio LLC.