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Sina is a geomechanics product manager at Rocscience. He led the development and improvement of Slide2 and Slide3, two of the most advanced software tools for LEM slope stability analysis as well as probabilistic and reliability-based approaches to geotechnical design. 

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"Remember Me" - Pastor E John Citizen - 3/4/2018To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

"He's Fighting for Me" - Pastor E John Citizen - 1/28/2018To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

"When We Pray" - Pastor E John Citizen (1-7-2018)To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

God's Dwelling Place - Pastor E John Citizen (11-26-2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

When the Trumpet Sounds - Pastor E John Citizen (11/19/2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

"Welcome Holy Spirit" - Pastor E John Citizen (11-12-2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

He's Able - Pastor Ryan Epperson (11-5-2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

How do we coalesce towards sharing a purpose together that will shape the way we work together?QuotesChange is actually continuous, but our response to it is not always to do something. Sometimes it confirms us more in the way we are. It can make us more comfortable to hold things that are more predictable - like a marble rolling to the bottom of a basin.On any given day we can imagine or see more things that we could throw ourselves at and change than can ever be addressed. So even at the very front end there is the question of choice, of prayerful consideration of what you're being called to do.Crisis is a serious unravelling, and if we've left things until we're desperate, we're probably in that unravelling situation. And I don't think that's uncommon in this phase of history we're in because so many conversations of leadership have been caught flat footed by the pace of change.Churches in particular are flat footed because of not seeing change as something that ought to be constantly engaged with, constantly processed as part of living. We've tended to see conservatism and static and sameness as desirable states. Perhaps they are for graveyards.We see threats to stability as bad and to be guarded against. And we need to lead past that as a barrier because that's just going to lead to slow and painful irrelevance. That’s not a vibrant continuation of holding the Gospel story in in the community.Construction of a burning platform is the lazy leadership because it's not about calling us into a future. It's about saying “I’ll wait ‘til everyone's got hot and then will they follow me into a new future and it will be easy.It's not about burning platforms. It's about telling the truth about the context that we live in, and telling the truth about the wonders of the gospel and God’s offer into that context, and joining those two together – not artificially creating crises in order to activate people.You need a lot of voices in this early stage of coming to grips with a need or a situation. You actually got to do a lot of listening, and to hold a space of openness to a variety of voices in order to actually understand what the system is.In your early conversations try and have the “system in the room” by the people you have in the room. Have a representative from each of those parts of the operation that will be touched; those who will be required to supply; those who will be required to govern it; those will be required to monitor; those who will be impacted by it, who will be looking over your shoulder and perhaps be afraid of what you're doing.Thomas Kuhn in his work on Scientific Revolutions had a major impact on our thinking about the history of science. And he made it really clear from his historical studies just how much innovation relies on communities of thought, on multiple people. The heroic individual was the exception not the rule.The heroic individual is another paradigm that the church has bought. But if you want to be an effective agent of change it's one you better get out of your head, because understanding the system requires multiple voices. That brings a challenge not only for the leader in the church context but also the congregation .Coalescing around a purpose is a very different thing to providing an answer.There's a definition that came out of the Harvard Business Review article quite a few years ago that says that “the exercise of leadership is about realizing a future that wasn't going to happen anyway”. A future that wasn't going to happen anyway is one where we've actually had to really make some serious choices about difference, where we've really had to confront our assumptions and take new perspectives.ReferencesPotential activities during the scope phase:Be curiousTake perspectivesSurface assumptionsShare reflectionsListen Here

Dave and David looking for their DeLoreanLooking into the future can be daunting - but is unavoidable for the leader.ReferencesRomans 8:19 talks about the creation waiting with eager longing for the revealing of the sons of God. It provides an orientation towards the future of eager longing rather than that fearfulness that so often comes first to mind.The foundation of confidence can be found in Malachi 3:6 which simply starts with “I the Lord do not change.” - God's faithful character underlying whatever it is that we encounter. Our God is like a great Greek unmoved mover – he has a great reliable constancy of character. He is not capricious.He is not playing with us.God has got purposes in mind and he is moving things to accomplish. And in that there is a constancy of loving faithfulness that we can count on and that's a really foundational resource that believers can respect when they're looking at questions of leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship: the resource of a faithful God leading us into the future.Trumps Tweets distil the quintessence of volatility. One man's tweets. A hundred forty four characters at 2:00 a.m. in the morning can bring the world to perilous times around nuclear war.I can lie in my own bed at some wee hours of the morning sleepless because I'm reading feed from a person on the other side of the world. You know it's all connected and it's fast and that is a key contributor to the complexity of what we faceAmbiguity: there are so many possible ways of interpreting the unfolding of the future, or the unfolding of the present into the future, or how many ways you can read the present and what it might possibly portend the future.In this complex world, how do I lead in and feel any confidence that going down this route will be fruitful and life giving for the system that I'm working in, be that a church context or a business contex?The future is the next assured piece of God's story of his unfolding purposes. Future is a lot like history because God has shown us who he is and how he works. Does that mean it's predictable. No. But it is nevertheless a place of safety and of confidence for those who travel along with God.“Underneath are the everlasting arms. The eternal God is your refuge”. Not just hang onto it by your fingernails,  but let Him be the centre and font from which we work.Dietrich Bonhoeffer knew he had to keep proceeding as God's man in a mad situation. And he took great comfort from the fact that he knew that he could never act without sin and without grace being a necessary part of the way that he was accepted in in God.Future Shock - Alvin Toffler (1970)VUCA - volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity. That's a shorthand that is used routinely now in business literature about the nature of the change context that we face.The story of GrooveShark and Spotify (Start Up Podcast from Gimlet Media)Listen here

Make Up Your Mind - Pastor E John Citizen (10-15-2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

Fight Together - Pastor E John Citizen  (10-08-2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

Sharing His Love - Pastor E John Citizen (10-01-2017)To listen now click the sermon title above.  To download this sermon to your device right click the sermon title above and choose to save or download.

Nettlemoss Mercenary and deckbuild spoiled.Thulgrund Mercenary deckbuildSpoiler ReviewNew Puzzle!See you guys next week!VotAK21.mp3New Merc! Nettlemoss!Puzzle! - Puzzle Clarification - Voice of the Ashwood is banned! - You should be using a featured set 6 spoiler to solve this puzzle.  Ideally, don't play Ruby at all, it cheats at these things!

More PvE goodies to talk about this week, including puzzle results and a new puzzle.  PvE decklist to share, and some potential Mercenary builds for Brosi-Buk.  Nico and Crota are both trying to climb the constructed ladder, so we may have constructed decks for you next time.VotAK15.mp3

CCS decks, Stingy Jack PvE deck, Mercenaries, Spoilers, and the unsolved puzzle!:VotAK12.mp3Puzzle - We are upping the Bounty - Refer to episode 6's, 7th gate explanation.  Thanks for the solutions that worked, but we are going to require the original solution, as we close the box, and up the prize!  Good luck! - Entries to:  nicosharp@gmail.com7th Gate Explanation

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal Moore sits down with social media expert Brian Wassom to discuss his ReMIND Conference breakout session, "What Would Jesus Post?: Biblical Engagement through Social Media."ABOUT BRIAN D. WASSOM: Brian D. Wassom is a commercial litigator in Southeast Michigan whose practice focuses on copyright, trademark, publicity rights, media law, and related subject matter. Brian is a partner and the chair of the Social, Mobile and Emerging Media Practice Group at a prestigious Michigan law firm.#ReMIND15 | @RemindConf--- © The Christian Manifesto 2007-2015

Lesson 1 : + The Three Alphabets of Japanese - Hiragana, Katakana , Kanji + Grammar -"Wa" , "Desu" Slide1 Slide2 Slide3 + Vocb. Vocb.Slide + Culture Lesson : How I got into Japanese. If you enjoy this podcast, to help it out - You can use the Paypal incon to make a donation. With any help you can give I am grateful. And even if not, Thanks for listening. Please also feel free to leave a comment/feedback or email me. Thanks!