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Welcome to Session Four of our spring audio Bible study! We're studying The Gospel on the Ground, and we're so excited to join Kristi McLelland as she unpacks the life of the early church in the book of Acts and shows us that the kingdom of God is always on the move, always looking outward to bring meaning and joy to a world searching for true fulfillment and hope. Each week, we'll release the next teaching session, and we'll leave the audio up for all seven sessions through June 16.In Session Four, we continue to discuss the witness of the early church in the world, the godly Kingdom of Abundance moving into an Empire of Scarcity. Members of the early church set themselves apart in the way they loved others, their refusal to worship the emperor and their willingness to lay down their lives for the kingdom of God. Kristi encourages us to follow God's call on our lives because He alone is worthy of our worship.LINKSThe Gospel on the GroundMore from KristiRECOMMENDEDSet sail on an unforgettable cruise through the Mediterranean with Kristi! Learn more at lifeway.com/cruisewithkristi. MARKED is a podcast from Lifeway Women: https://women.lifeway.com/blog/podcasts/.Hosted by Elizabeth Hyndman and Andrea Lennon.CONNECT WITH US!Follow Lifeway Women and Kristi McLelland on Instagram.Learn more about the Titus Bible study at lifeway.com/titus. To learn more about the Grace Bible for Kids, visit lifeway.com/gracebible.

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Thanks for tuning into this session from our first ever Fountain City Prayer Conference. We hope this message inspires you to live a life more fully given to prayer and pursuit of Jesus.If your church, ministry, or small group would like to adopt a week or more in our year long prayer chain, click on the link below:http://Bit.ly/praycolga

Let God breathe refreshment into your marriage as guest ministers David & Paula Holmbeck share at Oasis Marriage Conference '25.Love Church is a Christian Church fam based in Menomonie, WI with a desire to experience & express the love of God. Join us in person Sundays at 10am!

Thank you for joining us today as we come together to worship. Today, we continue our teaching series, In Christ, where we are exploring what it means to follow and truly depend on Jesus. This week, we will continue in John 15:1-17 where we see that the supernatural outcome of remaining in Christ is joy! We've recently launched our new Online Campus! Join us live at 9:09 AM for real time engagement, connection, and community or watch the service anytime after it concludes. We'd love to interact with you and help you take your next steps in faith. Visit https://lighthousecommunity.online.church/ to join the conversation, fill out a connection card, submit prayer requests, or access our giving portal. We're so glad you're here Welcome Home!

Session Four of the 2025 Spring Theology Conference on the Assurance of Faith with Dr. Blake Wilson

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Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a dystopian sci-fi novel set in the distant future where books have been outlawed. Firemen no longer perform their traditional role of putting out fires. Instead, they set fires to books and buildings that contain books. Feel free to read and contribute to the official Fahrenheit 451 forum threads: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/3uu99raj Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/bdezyd9y Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/7k3z9f4x Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/yskuxdbt Watch the sessions in podcast form: If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming become a monthly sponsor on the "Sponsor Us" tab on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!

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Thank you for joining us today as we come together to worship. Today, we wrap up our teaching series, The Bible, where we have been exploring what the Bible is and how to read, study, understand, and live it out. This week, we'll focus on Matthew 11:28 where we see that God intends the truth of scripture to change the way we live and think. We've recently launched our new Online Campus! Join us live at 9:09 AM for real time engagement, connection, and community or watch the service anytime after it concludes. We'd love to interact with you and help you take your next steps in faith. Visit https://lighthousecommunity.online.church/ to join the conversation, fill out a connection card, submit prayer requests, or access our giving portal. We're so glad you're here Welcome Home!

Having left the Garden of Eden, Adam and Even pass down their relational brokenness to their children Cain and Abel -- where even MORE relational sin is introduced into the world.

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Thanks for joining us today as we worship together. We are starting a special Christmas teaching series called "Christmas in the Psalms." This series is all about discovering how the Psalms point us to Jesus: His character and His ministry. As we journey through the Psalms over the next four weeks, we'll see how they lead us to worship a God who is worthy of all praise. Today, we'll be exploring Psalm 98, which reveals that Jesus is Lord and is worthy of our praise and worship. We're so glad you've joined us for Christmas in the Psalms. We'd love to know you were here! Let us know by filling out a connection card at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live. There, you can share your next steps in your walk with God, submit prayer requests, or access our giving portal. We are really glad you're here. Welcome Home!

Sex is inescapable. If you've watched any TV, seen any advertisements, listened to the radio, flicked through a magazine, surfed the internet or read a newspaper, it is there. Session Four speaks to those who are married, single, divorced or widowed, and explains how each of us can flourish in our relationships.

Thanks for joining us today as we worship together. We are wrapping up our teaching series called "Identity - Who am I in Christ". This series is aiming to answer the question: Who am I? This is a very important question and the Bible gives us some really clear answers. Today, we will discover that the Bible says, "I Am God's Rep". We would love to know you joined us today. If you would, let us know by filling out the connection card. Just visit us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live. This is an opportunity for you to let us know what your next steps are in your walk with God, share a prayer request, or access our giving portal. We are really glad you are here. Welcome Home!

In this Men's Encounter, Marvin talks about how the Word of God is the best armor against the schemes of the Devil.

Thanks for joining us today as we worship together. We are starting a new teaching series today called "Welcome Home". This is a unique topical series where we are providing a training on kindness. Today our sermon is titled, "How To Welcome The Next Gen". Grab your Bible and get ready to engage with scripture. Today we are in Mark 10:13-16. Let us know you joined us today by filling out a connection card. Just visit us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live. This is an opportunity for you to let us know what your next steps are in your walk with God, share a prayer request, or access our giving portal. We are really glad you are here. Welcome Home!

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Revelation, Session Four Christ the Savior, Anderson SC Fr. Anthony Perkins Sources: The translation of the Apocalypse is from the Orthodox Study Bible. Lawrence R. Farley, The Apocalypse of St. John: A Revelation of Love and Power, The Orthodox Bible Study Companion (Chesterton, IN: Ancient Faith Publishing, 2011), Bishop Averky, The Epistles and the Apocalypse (Commentary on the Holy Scriptures of the New Testament, Volume III. (Holy Trinity Seminary Press, 2018). Andrew of Caesarea, Commentary on the Apocalypse, ed. David G. Hunter, trans. Eugenia Scarvelis Constantinou, vol. 123, The Fathers of the Church (Washington, DC: The Catholic University of America Press, 2011). Jack Norman Sparks, The Orthodox Study Bible: Notes (Thomas Nelson, 2008), 1712. Venerable Bede, The Explanation of the Apocalypse, trans. Edward Marshall (Oxford: James Parker and Co., 1878). William C. Weinrich, ed., Revelation, Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2005). Review Introduction and Blessing 1:1. The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave Him to show His servants – things which must shortly take place. And He sent and signified it by His angel to His servant John. 2. Who bore witness to the Word of God, and to the testimony of Jesus Christ, to all things that he saw. [speaking of the Gospel of St. John]  3.  Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near.   Greeting to the Seven Churches 4.  John, to the seven churches which are in Asia: Grace to you and peace from Him who is and who was and who is to come, and from the seven Spirits who are before His throne,  5.  and from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the firstborn from the dead, and the ruler over the kings of the earth.  To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood,  6.  and has made us kings and priests to His God and Father, to Him be glory and dominion forever.  Amen. (OSB) 7.  Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him, even they who pierced Him.  And all the tribes of the earth will mourn because of Him.  Even so, Amen. New Material 8. “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, says the Lord (God), who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty.” Andrew of Caesarea.  Christ is shown here both as God and as the Ruler of all things, both beginningless and at the same time endless, existing now and existing before and having no end, since he is coeternal with the Father, and on account of this he will render to each one the wages of deeds done. Ps 62(61):12; Prv 24:12; Wis 16:14; Rom 2:6; 1 Cor 5:10 St. Bede.  Who is. He had said this same thing of the Father, for God the Father came, as He also is to come, in the Son. St. Augustine.  The Lord himself said plainly in the Apocalypse, “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first”—before whom is nobody—“the last”—after whom is nobody; he precedes all things and sets a term to all things. Do you want to gaze upon him as the first? “All things were made through him.”49 Do you seek him as the last? “For Christ is the end of the law, that every one who has faith may be justified.” In order for you to live at some time or other, you had him as your creator. In order for you to live always, you have him as your redeemer. 9.  I, John, both your brother and companion in the tribulation and kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was on the island that is called Patmos for the word of God and for the testimony of Jesus Christ. OSB.  Patmos: A small rocky island 40 miles off the western coast of modern Turkey, fifty miles south of Ephesus, to which the Romans exiled criminals.  John's preaching must have been considered a seditious threat to the public interest if he was indeed a prisoner there. Logos.  According to a tradition preserved by Irenaeus, Eusebius, Jerome and others, John, the author of Revelation, was exiled there in the 14th year of the reign of Domitian and subsequently released to Ephesus under Nerva (96 ad). St. Andrew of Caesarea.  “Inasmuch as your brother,” he says, “being also a co-participant in the tribulations on account of Christ, I naturally have acquired trustworthiness among you. Being condemned to live on the island of Patmos on account of the witness of Jesus, I will announce to you the mysteries seen by me on it.” 10.  I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day and I heard behind me a loud voice, as of a trumpet,  OSB.  In the Spirit may mean John received the revelation in a visionary ecstasy (see Ezk 3:12 - Then the spirit took me up, and I heard behind me a voice of a great rushing, saying, Blessed be the glory of the Lord from his place.), but more probably that he was in the worship (“in Spirit and in truth”) of the Lord. The Lord's Day is the earliest reference to the Christian name for Sunday. The Didache and St. Ignatius of Antioch show this name was used very early for the day when Christians gathered to celebrate the Resurrection in the Holy Eucharist. As a fulfillment of the first day of the week of the old creation, Sunday becomes the “eighth day,” the “first day of the new creation.” The term “eighth day” is seen in 2En 33:1 (“On the eighth day I likewise appointed, so that the 8th day might be the 1st, the first-created of my week, and that it should revolve in the revolution of 7000; ⟨|so that the 8000|⟩ might be in the beginning of a time not reckoned and unending, neither years, nor months, nor weeks, nor days, nor hours ⟨like the first day of the week, so also that the eighth day of the week might return continually”⟩. and inaugurates the first day of the timeless age to come. The loud voice, as of a trumpet is a traditional, eschatological, apocalyptic introduction describing an appearance of the Lord (see Ex 19:16, 19; Mt 24:31; 1Co 15:52; 1Th 4:16). Andrew of Caesarea.  Having been possessed by the Holy Spirit and having a spiritual ear on the Lord's day, also would have been honored by him on account of the resurrection, he heard a voice that seemed like a trumpet because of the loud sound—“the sound of their voice went out to all the earth”—declaring the beginninglessness and endlessness of God signified by the Alpha and Omega. By it he was commanded to send out his visions to the seven churches, because of the aforementioned number seven applying to the Sabbath period of the future age. For this reason also the great Irenaeus had written that the seven heavens and seven angels leading the rest of them had been created by God first. 11.  saying, “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last.” And, “What you see, write in a book and send it to the seven churches which are in Asia: to Ephesus, to Smyrna, to Pergamos, to Thyatira, to Sardis, to Philadelphia, and to Laodicea. OSB.  The glorified Christ introduces himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, thus identifying Himself with God the Father (v. 8; 22:13). His position amidst the seven lampstands signifies His presence in the Church (see Mt 5:14) St. Bede.  Seven Churches.  The Church of Christ was not at the time in these places alone, but all fulness is comprised in the number seven. Asia, which is interpreted elevation, denotes the proud exaltation of the world in which the Church is sojourning, and, as is the method of the divine mystery, the genus is contained in the species. For the Apostle Paul also writes to seven churches, but not to the same as St. John. And although these seven churches are a sevenfold figure of the whole Church, still the things which he blames, or praises, came to pass in them one by one. Apringius of Beja (Latin Father of the 6th Century). Ephesus means “my will” or “my plan.” He wills that we know that the whole reality of our faith and the dignity of the catholic church is not to be ascribed to human merit, but they are the will of God and the disposition of the divine purpose. Smyrna means “their song.” And what else is the song of the perfect if not the celestial doctrine and the preaching of the gospel and the advance of the Christian religion, or the melodious confession of the catholic church? Pergamum means “to him who divides their horns.” This refers either to the insolence of the powers of the air, or to the arrogance of the heretics. And he teaches that the pride of the powers is always to be separated and divided from the congregation of the church, for the horns are either power or arrogance. He writes to Thyatira, that is “enlightened.” This signifies that, after the expulsion of heretical pride and after the defeat of temptations from the powers of the air, the holy church is deserving of the light of righteousness. Sardis means the “beginning of beauty.” The church is seized by the sun of righteousness and is illumined by the light of truth, so that she might have the beginning of beauty, the Lord Jesus Christ, and might always shine in perpetual light. Philadelphia means “preserving devotion to the Lord.” After possessing the sun of righteousness, after the illumination of holiness, after the comeliness of holy beauty, the church rightly is devoted to the Lord and preserves herself by an inviolable observation of devotion. Laodicea means either “a tribe beloved of the Lord,” or, as some would have it, “a birth is expected.” Both are meaningful, for she who has merited the beauty of faith and the sun of righteousness and knows that through faith the Lord cleaves to her, might also be a tribe whom the Lord loves, who is both loved by the Lord and preserved by the Lord. Furthermore, the church might well await her own birth, either the regeneration of baptism or the glory of the resurrection, whenever she preserves herself by humility and patience.  Pulpit Commentary (BibleHub).  [This] is just the order in which St. John would visit the Churches in making an apostolic circuit as metropolitan. With the exception of what is told us in these chapters, the history of the Churches of Pergamum, Thyatira, and Sardis in the apostolic or sub-apostolic age is quite unknown. 12-13.  Then I turned to see the voice that spoke with me.  And having turned I saw seven golden lampstands, and in the midst of the seven lampstands One like the Son of Man, clothed with a garment  down to the feet and girded about the chest with a golden band. St. Bede.  Here the figure of the Church is beautifully represented, as holding forth the light of divine love in the brightness of a chaste breast, according to that which the Lord saith, “Let your loins be girt, and your lamps burning.” And he denotes its perfection within and without by the two parts of the number seven; and the individual members of it, consisting of the four qualities of the body, “love the Lord their God with all their heart, with all their soul, and with all their strength.” 13. Son of Man. He means that he is like the Son of man when He had overcome death, and had ascended into heaven. For “Although we knew Christ after the flesh, yet henceforth know we Him no more.” And it is well said, “in the midst,” for “All,” he saysl, “who are round about Him shall offer gifts.” garment. “Poderis,” which is called in Latin, “tunica talaris,” and is a sacerdotal vestment, shews the priesthood of Christ, by which He offered Himself for us, as a victim to the Father, upon the altar of the cross. girdle. By the “paps” he here means the two Testaments, with which He feeds the body of the saints in communion with Himself. For the golden girdle is the choir of saints, which cleaves to the Lord in harmonious love, and embraces the Testaments, “keeping,” as the Apostle says, “the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.” Andrew of Caesarea.  That the voice was not sensory he signifies saying, I turned, not to hear it, but to see the voice, for spiritual hearing and seeing are the same. I turned, he says, and I saw seven lampstands—which he understood as representing the churches—and in their midst Christ, resembling a man—because he is also God and not a mere man—clothed in a long garment as a high priest of the things above, “according to the order of Melchizedek.” A golden belt was wrapped around him, not on the hip as other men in the era of hedonisms—the divine flesh is inaccessible to these —but on the chest by the breasts also how the boundless and righteous divine anger is restrained by love for humankind. The truth is shown in the girding of the Master's breasts, that is, the two Testaments, through which the faithful are nourished. The belt is gold on account of honor, purity, and genuineness. St. Jerome.  In the law, John had a leather girdle because the Jews thought that to sin in act was the only sin.… In the Apocalypse of John, our Lord Jesus, who is seen in the middle of the seven lampstands, also wore a girdle, a golden girdle, not about his loins but about the breasts. The law is girdled about the loins, but Christ, that is, the gospel and the fortitude of the monks, binds not only wanton passion but also mind and heart. In the gospel, one is not even supposed to think anything evil; in the law, the fornicator is accused for judgment.… “It is written,” he says, “in the law, ‘You shall not commit adultery.' ” This is the leather girdle clinging about the loins. “I say to you, anyone who even looks with lust at a woman has already committed adultery with her in his heart.” This is the golden girdle that is wrapped around the mind and heart. OSB. One like the Son of Man recalls Daniel's messianic figure (Dan 7:13—repeated by Stephen at his martyrdom, Acts 7:56). Christ called Himself Son of Man (see especially Mt 24:30ff.), for He is the fulfillment of Daniel's prophecy. Additional parallels may be seen in both the Old and New Testaments (Dan 10:6; Mt 17:2; Eph 6:17; Heb 4:12). We also see Him vested in high-priestly garments (see Ex 28:4; 29:5; Lv 16:4; WSol 18:24; Zec 3:4, 5). The gold with which He is girded is both royal (1Mc 10:89) and priestly. 14-16.  His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow, and His eyes like a flame of fire; His feet were like fine brass, as if refined in a furnace, as if refined in a furnace, and His voice as the sound of many waters; He had in His right hand seven stars, out of His mouth went a sharp two-edged sword, and His countenance was like the sun shining in its strength. [17a.  And when I saw Him, I fell at His feet as dead.] OSB.  Further, Christ is here described as God, His hair (v. 14) being that of Daniel's vision of God as the “Ancient of Days” (7:9; see also 1En 46:1). His eyes signify knowledge; His feet (v. 15), permanence and stability; His voice, authority or teaching; His right hand (v. 16), power; His two-edged sword, complete discernment. This imagery continues throughout Revelation to affirm the preexistence and eternal divinity of the Son of Man (see also Jn 1:1–18). Thus, in Christ man (v. 14) and God (vv. 15, 16) are united. 1:15 Dan 2:31–44 indicates this mysterious metal foundation not only provides stability but has the ability to forcibly crush all opposition as well. These images are contrasted with the feet of clay found in Dan 2:33, 43: the kingdoms of this world are not permanent, nor ultimately triumphant. 1:16 The Lord holds the stars that represent the seven churches (1:20), and hence, the Church. For Christ is Lord of the Church. In His just judgment, the sword He wields is the Word of God, which cuts effortlessly to the very marrow and heart of humanity (see 2:16; 18:15; Is 11:4; 49:2; WSol 18:15; Eph 6:17; 2Th 2:9; Heb 4:12). The brilliance of His face recalls the Uncreated Light John saw radiating from the Savior at the Transfiguration on Mount Tabor. St. Bede.  14. white. The antiquity and eternity of majesty are represented by whiteness on the head, to which all the chief ones adhere, as hairs, who, because of the sheep which are to be on the right hand are white, like wool, and because of the innumerable multitude of the white-robed and the elect, who come forth from heaven, are glistering like snow. eyes. The eyes of the Lord are preachers, who, with spiritual fire, bring light to the faithful, and to the unbelieving a consuming flame. 15. feet. By the “fiery feet” he means the Church of the last time, which is to be searched and proved by severe afflictions. For orichalcum is brass, which, by much fire and various ingredients, is brought to the colour of gold. Another translation, which renders it, “like orichalcum of Lebanon,” signifies that in Judæa, of which Lebanon is a mountain, the Church will be persecuted, and especially at the last. The temple also frequently received the name of Lebanon, as there is said to ito, “Open, O Lebanon, thy gates, and let the fire devour thy cedars.” voice. The voice of confession, and preaching, and praise does not resound in Judæa alone, but among many peoples. 16. right hand. In the right hand of Christ is the spiritual Church. “On Thy right hand,” he says, “stood the queen in a vesture of gold.” And as it stands on His right hand, He saithq, “Come, ye blessed of My Father, receive the kingdom.” mouth. He, the Judge of all things visible and invisible, “after He has killed, has power to cast into hell fire.” countenance. Such as the Lord appeared on the Mount, will He appear after the judgment to all the saints, for at the judgment the ungodly will behold Him Whom they pierced. But all this appearance of the Son of Man belongs also to the Church, for He Himself was made the Christ in the same nature with it, and He gives to it a sacerdotal dignity and a judicial power, and to “shine as the sun in the kingdom of His Father.”   Andrew of Caesarea. 1:14. His head and his hair were white as white wool, as snow, and his eyes as a flame of fire. For even though he is recent amidst us, nonetheless he is ancient; rather, he is before time. His white hair is a symbol of this. And his eyes are as a flame of fire, on the one hand, illuminating those who are holy and, on the other hand, burning the sacrilegious.   1:15a. And his feet were like glowing brass, red-hot as in a furnace. [21] The divine Gregory also understood that the feet meant the divine condescension through the flesh. For his feet by treading on the divinity achieved our salvation. The feet are also the foundations of the Church, like glowing brass, which physicians say is a sweet-smelling incense, which they call masculine incense. Or otherwise: On the one hand, meaning the human nature by the glowing brass, and on the other hand the divine nature by the incense, through both of which is also shown the sweetness of the faith and the unconfused union . Or the fine brass signifies the beautiful melody of the gospel proclamation, and the incense is the return of the nations by which the bride is summoned.33 And the feet of Christ are also the apostles, who have been tested by fire in the furnace of trials in imitation of their Teacher.35 1:15b. And his voice like the sound of many waters. Naturally. His voice is in common with that of the Spirit, from which “rivers of living water flowed from the belly” of the faithful, and it made a penetrating sound over all the earth. 1:16. And he had in his right hand seven stars, and coming out from his mouth was a sharp, double-edged sword, and his appearance as the sun shines in its power. [22] Further down he says that the seven stars are the seven angels of the churches. The sharp, double-edged sword means his decision against the wicked, “sharper than any two-edged sword,” or the sword of the Spirit circumcising our inner man.38 Like the sun his face shines, not in a splendor to the senses, but to the intellect. For he is the “sun of righteousness,” shining with his own power and authority, not like the sensory sun, which as a created object by God-given power and divine command.

The summer of '28 was a vintage season for a growing boy. A summer of green apple trees, mowed lawns, and new sneakers. Of half-burnt firecrackers, of gathering dandelions, of Grandma's belly-busting dinner. It was a summer of sorrows and marvels and gold-fuzzed bees. A magical, timeless summer in the life of a twelve-year-old boy named Douglas Spaulding—remembered forever by the incomparable Ray Bradbury. Follow along w/ Frank and special guest, Charlie Robinson ( https://www.macroaggressions.io/ ). Feel free to read and contribute to the official threads for Dandelion Wine: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/2rrwur5y Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/yc8rchhj Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/4xx7cybc Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/9j72x4sb Watch the video series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSZ77eh_ifn1X_JLPoOtrpuD72GNzBLI&si=LPKSBiUJTv2jlm2T If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming become a monthly sponsor on the "Sponsor Us" tab on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!

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Dr. Joe Rigney emphasizes the importance of parenting as a joint effort between fathers and mothers, focusing on having a gospel presence within the family. Parents are urged to parent with love, faith, and discipline, allowing children to grow and mature while reflecting God's love and delight. He discusses effective discipline methods, emphasizing the need for consistency, firmness, and cheerfulness in a joyful home environment. The ultimate goal is for parents to seek the hearts of their children, reflecting God's love and leading them to give their hearts to Him. Dr. Rigney ends with a prayer for parents to be the smile of God to their children and to parent out of faith in God's promises. #parenting #gospelpresence #discipline #embitteringchildren#instruction #correction #rebuke #reward #exhortation #receivingchildren

The Soul of Anglicanism: Reason A Brief Survey of Anglican History  Part 4 of 7 Sessions Join The Rev. Andrew Walmisley, PhD, as he presents a seven-part series on the Soul of Anglicanism. With meetings once per month over the course of six months, Fr. Andrew will survey the history of Anglicanism while exploring its distinctive theological sources and unique characteristics. Is Anglicanism a tradition of compromise between Protestants and Catholics? Or one which comprehends elements of both as a “reformed catholic” tradition? This overriding question will become the lens for which to explore the distinctive characteristics of Anglican history, liturgy, sacrament, ecclesiology, and spirituality. These presentations are free and open to the public, especially crafted for anyone who wishes to make an initial foray into the study of Anglicanism. All who are considering baptism, confirmation, or reception into The Episcopal Church would find Fr. Andrew's presentations especially informative. The series will be presented over seven consecutive months on Sundays from 1-2pm on April 7, May 5, June 9, August 4, September 8, and October 6. All presentations will be hosted in the St. Jerome Conference Room (second floor of the Retreat House). All sessions will be audio recorded and uploaded to the St. Columba's website for distanced members or for those who may have a scheduling conflict with one of the sessions. We look forward to seeing you there!

In this episode of the Post Status Happiness Hour, Michelle Frechette chats with Jess Frick to explore the latest advancements in the WordPress community, focusing on Pressable's newly redesigned website. Jess provides an inside look at the new features and improvements on Pressable's site, including its enhanced user experience and functionality. The episode also covers the Independent Plugin Alliance for WordPress (IPAWP), a new initiative to support smaller plugin companies, Michelle's new role at Post Status Executive Director and some new things they are up to. The episode also teases an upcoming conversation with Doc Popular about his innovative work with WordPress on the Fediverse.Top Takeaways: Pressable's Integration and Community Engagement: Pressable, as discussed by Jess, is committed to providing valuable hosting solutions and integrating with various community and plugin initiatives. Jess highlights how Pressable supports the WordPress community through partnerships and is open to exploring collaborative efforts with plugin developers, such as confirming compatibility and assisting with marketing strategies. This reflects Pressable's dedication to fostering a supportive ecosystem for WordPress users and developers.Pressable's Role in the WordPress Ecosystem: Pressable is actively involved in the WordPress community, offering robust hosting solutions and working closely with other organizations and plugin developers. Jess Frick emphasizes how Pressable is committed to providing high-quality service and support, and how it engages with the community by being a resource for plugin developers and exploring ways to collaborate on marketing and growth strategies. This involvement showcases Pressable's dedication to both technical excellence and community support.Community Engagement and Support: Michelle and Jess discuss the importance of community support and engagement, highlighting how they've used platforms like Post Status and WP Coffee Talk to foster connections and growth within the WordPress community.Focus on Inclusivity: The conversation emphasizes the significance of inclusivity in content creation. Michelle and Jess appreciate tools like Yoast's inclusive language checker for helping writers avoid unintentional offense and promote better practices.Learning from Mistakes: Both Michelle and Jess share experiences where they learned from mistakes and used them as opportunities for growth. Michelle recounts instances where she acknowledged errors in accessibility and inclusion and took steps to improve.Mentioned In The Show:PressableKadenceYoastOmnisendUnderrepresented In TechOMGIMGIndependent Plugin Alliance for WordPressWS FormKathy ZantCory MillerCorey MaassDoc Popular

BACK ELDRITCH AUTOMATA: https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/8d8678c4-06a1-4020-9fca-569ca7ed6db5/landing?ref=NQftW Dealing with the fallout of the fight in the Crater, the pilots are take matters into their own hands to stop the threat only they know is looming in the future.  Simon takes charge.  Alexis extends an olive branch.  Weyne forms an unlikely connection. Special Guest: Chris Tung (@lil_tungsta) Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/noquestcast Get the FREE Eldritch Automata Quickstart: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/480109/Eldritch-Automata-Quicklaunch-Guide Theme: "The Raid" by Nicolai Patricio Music by Joel Steudler Additional music by: "Coral Dreams" by Cilvarium (https://pixabay.com/music/ambient-coral-dreams-159502/) "Bone Tower" by DSTechnician (https://pixabay.com/music/build-up-scenes-bone-tower-115163/) "Around Every Corner" by Dream-Protocol (https://pixabay.com/music/modern-classical-around-every-corner-moody-ambient-cello-111661/) "Slow Suspense" by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer (https://pixabay.com/music/build-up-scenes-slow-suspense-118551/) "A whimsical waltz for a carousel ride in a magical forest" "Alien Shifter" by Dream-Protocol (https://pixabay.com/music/ambient-alien-shifter-ambient-soundscape-112285/) This campaign is sponsored by Gehenna Gaming: https://gehennagaming.com/

Thanks for joining us today as we worship together. We are starting a new teaching series today. We will spend the next studying through Acts 15-18. This series is called "The Church With Open Doors". Today's message is called "What To Do When Doors Close". Grab your Bible and get ready to engage with scripture. We will be in Acts 17:1-15. Let us know you joined us today by filling out a connection card. Just visit us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live. This is an opportunity for you to let us know what your next steps are in your walk with God, share a prayer request, or access our giving portal. We are really glad you are here. Welcome Home!

Welcome to Session Four of our summer Bible study on the MARKED Podcast! We're studying Encountering God, and we're so excited to join Kelly Minter as she unpacks the biblical foundation for sacred habits along with approachable ways to practice disciplines like prayer, study, worship, rest, simplicity, generosity, celebration, and many more. Each week, we'll release the next teaching session, and we'll leave the audio up for all seven sessions through August 5.In Session Four, Kelly unpacks the story of the woman who washes Jesus feet with her tears in Luke 7 to teach us about the discipline of worship. She emphasizes that like the woman in the story, we are to passionately worship Jesus with all that we are and have. Even in the midst of our pain, we are to recognize who He is and express our love to Him.LINKSEncountering God Bible StudyRuth Bible StudyFinding God Faithful Bible StudyLifeway Women LiveLifeway Women's Leadership ForumRECOMMENDEDKelly teaches us how we can become better acquainted with the spiritual disciplines by learning what the Bible has to say about them in this article. MARKED is a podcast from Lifeway Women: https://women.lifeway.com/blog/podcasts/.Hosted by Elizabeth Hyndman.ABOUT KELLY MINTERKelly Minter is an author, speaker, songwriter, and singer. She is passionate about women discovering Jesus Christ through the pages of Scripture. Whether through song, study, or spoken word, Kelly desires to authentically express Christ to the women in a culture where so many are hurting and broken. She is driven to share the healing and strength of Christ through the Bible's truth.CONNECT WITH US!Follow Lifeway Women and Kelly Minter on Instagram. Check out other podcasts in the Lifeway Podcasts Network. We'd love to hear from you! Send us a text message.Learn more about the Ephesians Bible study at lifeway.com/ephesiansstudy. To learn more about Feast with Kristi McLelland, visit lifeway.com/feast. Learn more about Jen Wilkin's Revelation Bible study at lifeway.com/revelation.

After acquiring Christ's Robe, Marcellus then sets forth on a quest to find the truth about the Nazarene's garment — a quest that reaches to the very roots and heart of Christianity and is set against the vividly limned background of ancient Rome. Follow along w/ Frank and special guest, Steven Jonathan ( https://cityoftruth.co/ ). Feel free to read and contribute to the official threads for The Robe: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/3fpfpm8c Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/tpxjdx8v Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/z9zza5pt Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/2xmn6xpu Session Five: https://tinyurl.com/ye27cyar Session Six: https://tinyurl.com/2kkhespu Session Seven (Finale): https://tinyurl.com/5kca7y3v If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming become a monthly sponsor on the "Sponsor Us" tab on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!

Thanks for joining us today as we worship together. We are starting a new teaching series today. As we study through the book of 2 Peter, we will be identifying "4 keys to spiritual growth". Today we will be looking at Faith. Grab your Bible and get ready to engage with scripture. We will be in 2 Peter 3:1-18. Let us know you joined us today by filling out a connection card. Just visit us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live. This is an opportunity for you to let us know what your next steps are in your walk with God, share a prayer request, or access our giving portal. Welcome Home!

What does it take to be a mentor? It might be easier to talk about what it doesn't take to be a mentor. It doesn't take a lot of time, professional experience or training. What it does take is a desire to invest in another person.Today's discussion is additional content that can be found in the Fahrenheit: Real Life Mentoring Workshop, Session Four. In today's subject about how to mentor, Chris and Christina talk about what it takes to begin the mentoring adventure with another person.Again, this is great supplemental content to the mentoring workshop offered by Fahrenheit: Real Life Mentoring. If you would like to attend or host your own workshop for your organization, contact Fahrenheit: Real Life Mentoring (fahrenheitmentoring.org).

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In this session, Rob Fringer, Stanley Bhebhe, Timothy Gaines, Jacob Lett, Eudo Prado, and Mauricio Ricaldi respond to questions from the small groups. This session was moderated by Jorge Banos. *The theme for the conference is “In the Power of the Spirit” (Luke 4:14).  The format of the conference is developed around three main sessions.  Each main session will have two presenters and four responders who have been selected to represent each of the six world regions. There is also time planned that provides an opportunity for all participants to engage in reflection and discussion in other plenary sessions and small groups. The themes for the three main sessions are:  Session 1: “In the Power of the Spirit – Holy Spirit;” Session 2“In the Power of the Spirit – Holy People;” and Session 3: “In the Power of the Spirit – Hope of New Creation.”  The papers have been published online in Didache:  Faithful Teaching (http://didache.nazarene.org). The presenter's papers were published in Volume 22, Number 1 and the response papers were published in  Volume 23, Number 2. 

A sci-fi classic about a cataclysmic celestial event which quickly reconnects humanity's survivors with their primal nature! Feel free to read and contribute to Lucifer's Hammer official threads: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/yc3r8s6u Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/u9rvpews Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/5ysuscda Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/cvbbfkk2 Session Five: https://tinyurl.com/3yphabw2 Session Six: https://tinyurl.com/2knkc99t Session Seven: https://tinyurl.com/5t2u2nx5 Watch the video versions: Coming Soon... If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming become a monthly sponsor on the "Sponsor Us" tab on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!

Everyone is trusting God for something, but how are we approaching Him? Pastor Alex wants to encourage all of us in this passionate sermon and anointing service revealing the effect of the approach of the believer. As we seek and desire to draw closer to God and trust Him for breakthrough we come to the realization that we are very much a part of it. Walk through scripture as we unfold the importance of having a hunger and thirst as we approach the King of kings, resulting in heavenly response. #HSFC2024 #oceansunitechurch #alexpappas #church #sermon2024 #achangedlifeisagainedlife #thisisyourchurch #bringingthefireofGod #word #truth #oceansunite #verobeach #florida #usapray #united    Stay Connected:    Visit our Linktree

We conclude the Building a Family Podcast Series with a follow up Q&A with Rabbi T. Kasimov as he discusses the halachic implications of the various birth control methods. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikvah/support

To continue our podcast series on the topic of Building a Family, we hear from Dr. S Chudnoff, as he gives us the medical perspective on this topic. Early Pregnancy Assessment center and Complex Contraceptive Center - (718)-283-8959 Women's Health Institute (access to Dr. Chudnoff & other experts in the Women's Health Field - (718)-283-9044 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikvah/support

To continue our podcast series on the topic of Building a Family, we hear from Rabbi kasimov, as he continues sharing halachic insights on the mitzvah of having children. Click here⁠⁠ for a written supplement on the topic of Building a Family. ⁠⁠Click here⁠⁠ for the student manual. These pamphlets are curtesy of the Shluchim Office. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikvah/support

To continue our podcast series on the topic of Building a Family, we hear from Dayan Raskin, Rov and Shliach in London England as he shares halachic insights on the mitzvah of having children. Click here to purchase the book titled Shall We Have Another. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikvah/support

This is session FOUR of the Blessed Endings Beauitful Beginnings Bible study!    Click here to get the digital copy of the Bible study!  Click here to get the printed version of the Bible study!   

This is the first session of the Blessed Endings Beautiful Beginnings Bible study with Nicki Koziarz. Session TWO is on episode #123, Session THREE is on episode #124 and Session FOUR is on episode #125. Grab a copy of the digitial version by CLICKING HERE.  Grab a copy of the printed version by CLICKING HERE. 

A pulp fiction classic that became a national phenomenon! Still, there is so much more that meets the eye to this one, and with return co-host, Jay Dyer, along for the ride, we hit new depths with the analysis! Feel free to read and contribute to The Godfather's official threads: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/kuvcc88c Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/56twtksk Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/bdhb7vc8 Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/y3nt2whw Final Session: https://tinyurl.com/4j28m7x3 If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming become a monthly sponsor on the "Sponsor Us" tab on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!

A conversation about sexual abuse and restorative justice with Mary E. DemuthPRESCRIPTIVE PASSAGES VS DESCRIPTIVE PASSAGESWe read about three important, yet difficult stories, throughout the books of 1 and 2 Samuel: Mychal, Bathsheba, and Tamar. And the one thing we realize when we read them is that these women's stories mattered to the Holy Spirit.The passages surrounding these passages are not prescriptive. They are not passages to direct us about how to live today (unless it is to do the opposite). They are descriptive, meant to describe what happened to these women and the effect it had on all involved, and the Holy Spirit required the biographers to include them rather than gloss over them.In spite of the pain, in spite of the struggle, and in spite of the abuse that we find there, we still see a God who cares, a God who redeems, a God who looks down from heaven and desires justice, a God who heals, and a God who loves in all of it.This week, we are continuing to reflect on some of the themes in Session Four of Selah: Worship Invites Resilience in the Wilderness.TODAY WE'RE REFLECTING ON ROMANS 12:15 ESVRejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep.A WOMAN YOU SHOULD KNOWToday, Ty and I get to close out this season by featuring one woman who has impacted both of us. Today, I have the great joy to introduce you to Anisa L. Wesley, a best selling author, licensed clinical social work, and podcaster. Get connected to her because she is definitely a woman you should know.MEET MARYMary DEMUTH loves Jesus. And really that's the most important thing about her. It's not writing or speaking or praying or mommying or any other -ing you can find. She flat out loves Him. Why? Because he has utterly, truly, completely re-storied her. She's been writing for 30+ years–half of them in obscurity. She mentored many writers during that time, and continues to do so through the Rockwall Christian Writers Group and some of her  instructional books. Since then she has written over 45 books, translated into five languages. You can see a listing of all her books on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, CBD, Lifeway and Parable.Mary pioneered a literary agency in 2022, Mary DeMuth Literary, where she shepherds writers toward traditional publishing.Today, we are talking to Mary about how to worship amidst untold stories of sexual abuse.ADDITIONAL RESOURCESWant to find out what was going on in King David's life when he wrote the psalms He's known for? Grab your download here. 

A conversation about disability, restoration, and honor with Jennifer Ji-Hye KoTHE WORK WE HAVE YET TO DOMephibosheth shows up in one of the sweetest scriptures in all of 1 and 2 Samuel, and yet the way he is treated over time also reminds us that we have much work to do in the body of Christ concerning our loved ones who are disabled.This is one of THE most important conversations we have ever had on The Best Kept Secret. Thank you for being here.This week, we are continuing to reflect on some of the themes in Session Four of Selah: Worship Invites Renewal.TODAY WE'RE REFLECTING ON 2 SAMUEL 9:7 ESVAnd David said to him, “Do not fear, for I will show you kindness for the sake of your father Jonathan, and I will restore to you all the land of Saul your father, and you shall eat at my table always.”A WOMAN YOU SHOULD KNOWToday, Ty and I get to close out this season by featuring one woman who has impacted both of us. Today, I have the great joy to introduce you to Victoria Weatherspoon, someone who is consistently lifting others up. Get connected to her because she is definitely a woman you should know.MEET JENNIFERJennifer Ji-Hye Ko (JenniferJiHyeKo.com) is a Disabled speaker, writer, poet, author of A Lamenter's Pathway to Joy: Devotional Journal, founder of Disabled Christian Voices Ministry, and currently working towards becoming a certified Beyond Suffering (theology of disability) instructor with Joni and Friends Ministry. She has lived with multiple physical, developmental, and psychological disabilities since early childhood including the traumatic confusion of being a late-diagnosed Autistic. Armed with over a decade of theological and biblical counseling education, as well as mind-body self-study, Jennifer continues to learn by chronically dwelling on the sacred ground of desperate fellowship with Christ in his suffering. Jennifer — supported by her husband, daughter, BFF, and service dog, Natasha Romanoff — strives to uplift and embolden hurting people with the comfort she has received from God.I ASKED JENNIFER:David's choice to keep his covenant to Jonathan is one of the sweetest stories in 1 and 2 Samuel. I'd love to ask what stands out to you about Mephibosheth's restoration and what you think we can learn from it today.You often speak about how people should develop a theology of suffering. Can you tell us about this? I was surprised to learn about the history of discrimination in the church against people with disabilities. Can you share a little about this history and the sin of partiality?What kinds of experiences have you bore witness to that show how someone might be welcome in theory but rejected in practice? What scriptures inform your work? What recommendations do you have for those who are struggling to worship through the challenges they have faced within their churches?ADDITIONAL RESOURCESWant to find out what was going on in King David's life when he wrote the psalms He's known for? Grab your download here. 

The murder, intrigue, and a Fair that made history. Feel free to read and contribute to the official threads: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/4yjm6a7z Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/y685v8ub Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/5t4kctcz Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/mvc5pcc3 Final Session: https://tinyurl.com/5n9ycbwz If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming please become a monthly sponsor on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!

Make sure to follow Charlie Robinson's work at https://theoctopusofglobalcontrol.com/ Follow along/Contribute to the open threads for each session: Session One: https://tinyurl.com/2c5hydvw Session Two: https://tinyurl.com/3b2kezv9 Session Three: https://tinyurl.com/y638mvw5 Session Four: https://tinyurl.com/4zfcrx64 The video playlist is on Youtube, for as long as I still have a channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWSZ77eh_ifnt1C7cvth-OXFVmJH-OF8y If you want to be a part of the live sessions for books forthcoming please become a monthly sponsor on QuiteFrankly.tv! All monthly sponsors (no matter at which level of sponsorship) are given access to specialty programs like Book Club!