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Oliver Solberg's firmly back in the race for the World Rally Championship title, but is he now Elfyn Evans' biggest threat? David Evans joins host Luke Barry to debrief Rally Chile 2026. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Grand Forks native Eric Solberg talks about his recent diagnosis of stage 4 esophageal cancer, his treatment journey, and the support of family and local friends. The hosts promote a benefit comedy show on September 26 at the Olive Ann Hotel Ballroom featuring Chad Daniels, with ticket information (Eventbrite), show times, and VIP options to help raise funds for Eric.

Guests include:  Mike McFeely, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Columnist; Julie Christianson and Travis Solberg, Landon's Light Volleyball and; Steve Laqua, MSU Moorhead head football coach

SUMMARY In this episode, Anastasia Solberg shares her unique journey in martial arts, beginning with her childhood in Korea and her early experiences in Taekwondo. She discusses her return to training as an adult, the challenges she faced, and her passion for forms and sparring. Anastasia also reflects on her competition experiences and her exploration of other martial arts, culminating in her recent training in Korea. Her story highlights the importance of perseverance, cultural connections, and the joy of martial arts at any age. In this conversation, Anastasia shares her experiences training in Taekwondo both in Korea and the U.S., highlighting the differences in class structure, training intensity, and cultural approaches to martial arts. She discusses her love for weapons training, her musical background as a violist, and how music influences her martial arts practice. Anastasia also reflects on her aspirations in martial arts, including competing at the national level and achieving her third dan, while addressing the challenges of aging and injury recovery.   TAKEAWAYS Anastasia's early exposure to Korean culture influenced her martial arts journey. She trained in Taekwondo for eight months in her twenties before life took over. Returning to Taekwondo as an older adult presented new challenges and opportunities. Anastasia's favorite aspect of training is perfecting her forms. She has competed in martial arts tournaments, often against younger opponents. Anastasia values learning from different martial arts styles. Her recent trip to Korea allowed her to train in Taekwondo again. She emphasizes the importance of cultural connections in martial arts. Anastasia's journey reflects the adaptability of martial arts for all ages. She believes that every experience in martial arts contributes to personal growth. Weapons training varies significantly between schools. Music has a rhythmic influence on martial arts performance. Teaching requires a deep understanding of the art. Future goals include competing at nationals and achieving higher ranks. Cultural differences shape martial arts training styles. Personal growth in martial arts is a lifelong journey. Injuries can impact training but also provide opportunities for growth. Mentorship is a key aspect of martial arts development. To connect with Anastasia: anastasiasolberg@gmail.com   Join our EXCLUSIVE newsletter to get notified of each episode as it comes out! Subscribe — whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

El fin de semana no tuvo Fórmula 1, pero dejó dos grandes historias para el automovilismo. Alex Palou se proclamó campeón de la IndyCar por quinta vez en seis años y Sami Pajari ganó un Rally de Paraguay demoledor que ha comprimido el Mundial de Rallies cuando ya parecía que Elfyn Evans podía empezar a controlarlo. Lo de Palou, estratosférico. Lo de Palou ya no admite demasiados matices. Es una leyenda de la Indy. Cinco campeonatos en seis temporadas es una cifra histórica, y más aún en una categoría tan igualada, con óvalos, ruteros, urbanos, neutralizaciones, estrategias cruzadas y carreras donde un pequeño error puede arruinarlo todo. El catalán no cerró el título con un fin de semana brillante en Milwaukee. De hecho, las dos carreras no le fueron especialmente bien pese a sus buenas clasificaciones. Pero ahí está precisamente una parte importante de su grandeza: Palou no necesitaba ganar, necesitaba hacer lo justo, con cabeza, y eso fue lo que hizo. Su control emocional volvió a ser impresionante. En un óvalo corto, con tráfico, tensión y muchos riesgos alrededor, eligió no entrar en batallas innecesarias. No forzó más de la cuenta. No se dejó arrastrar por la ansiedad de cerrar el campeonato con una victoria. Calculó, midió y consiguió exactamente lo que necesitaba. Ese tipo de pilotaje no siempre es el más espectacular, pero sí es el que gana campeonatos. Y Palou, con este, ya lleva cinco. El espectáculo, a esperarlo en Laguna Seca. El título llega antes de la última carrera de la temporada, que se disputará en Laguna Seca, uno de sus circuitos favoritos. Allí buscará cerrar el año con una séptima victoria, pero ya sin la presión del campeonato. La misión principal está cumplida. En Monterrey, ya sin nada que perder, seguro que va a por todas y nos da un gran espectáculo. El otro protagonista. También hubo otro gran nombre en Milwaukee: Pato O'Ward. El mexicano ganó las dos carreras, celebradas el mismo día después de que la lluvia obligara a suspender la primera. Lograr dos victorias en una misma jornada es una gesta que no se veía desde 1981, y confirma el enorme nivel de O'Ward cuando todo encaja. Pero la imagen del campeonato es Palou. Un piloto que ha convertido la regularidad en dominio, la inteligencia en una herramienta de ataque y la frialdad en una forma de grandeza. En España no siempre se le da la dimensión que merece, quizá porque compite lejos del foco habitual de la Fórmula 1. Pero ahora mismo no hay discusión posible: es el mejor piloto español de la actualidad. Y mientras, en Paraguay… Mientras la Indy coronaba a Palou, el WRC vivía en Paraguay una de esas pruebas que explican por qué los rallies siguen siendo una disciplina única. El rally fue una trituradora de coches y pilotos. Hubo accidentes, problemas con los neumáticos, cambios constantes, imágenes espectaculares y una sensación permanente de montaña rusa. Entre los grandes, el que mejor sobrevivió fue Sami Pajari. El finlandés logró su tercera victoria consecutiva y firmó un dato histórico: nunca antes un piloto había conseguido sus tres primeros triunfos en el Mundial de forma consecutiva. La victoria cambia por completo el tono del campeonato: Pajari llegaba a Paraguay a 30 puntos de Evans y sale a sólo 20, con tres rallies todavía por disputar. El Mundial, que parecía empezar a inclinarse hacia el galés, vuelve a abrirse de manera clara. Evans, líder, pero presionado. Evans sigue líder, pero ya no puede limitarse a administrar. Paraguay le recordó que la regularidad no siempre basta cuando un rival entra en una dinámica ganadora. Pajari no sólo está sumando; está ganando. Y ganar cambia la presión de sitio. El rally también dejó la sensación de que Toyota tiene un problema tan cómodo como difícil de gestionar: varios pilotos con capacidad para influir en la pelea por el título. Ogier, Solberg, Katsuta y el propio Pajari forman parte de un ecosistema donde cada rally puede alterar equilibrios internos y externos. Hyundai, mientras tanto, necesita aprovechar cualquier oportunidad para interferir, pero Paraguay volvió a demostrar lo difícil que es sostenerse al nivel de Toyota durante todo un fin de semana. La prueba sudamericana, además, dejó imágenes memorables. Fue dura, imprevisible y exigente. Justo lo que se espera de un rally que puede marcar la fase final del campeonato. Paraguay no fue una simple incorporación al calendario: se convirtió en una prueba con peso real en el Mundial. El automovilismo vivió así un fin de semana sin Fórmula 1, pero lleno de contenido. El WRC y la IndyCar nos recordaron algo que a veces se olvida: el motor no se acaba en la F1. Me atrevería a decir que, a veces, incluso, sus mejores historias están fuera de ella. © Foto: Indycar.com Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Jase Macalpine sits down with Pernilla Solberg for Chapter 419 of the Gypsy Tales Podcast to tell the story behind one of rally's most influential families. Pernilla never wanted to be the best female driver. She wanted to be the best driver, period. When one competitor told her that if she ever beat him, he'd put his helmet on the shelf, that's exactly what she did. Pernilla raced against the boys in Sweden throughout the late '90s, met Petter Solberg at Rally GB in 1998, and retired at 28 to raise their son Oliver, now a WRC driver in his own right. Today, she runs the Solberg motorsport operation, serves as President of the FIA World Rally Commission, and holds board seats across five family car companies. In this chapter, Pernilla gets into what it takes to run a rally team, why a Rally1 car can now cost $1.5 million with few buyers lining up, how modern PR is stripping motorsport of its biggest personalities, and why a new WRC owner could be days away from being announced. Plus, the sim racer who beat everyone with a Logitech taped to his kitchen table, the Norwegian Prime Minister who wrote Petter a letter about his swearing, and why Pernilla believes YouTube, not TV, has become the biggest engine in motorsport. Stay Hydrated - Order SOTA Fuelhttps://sotafuel.com/products/sota-fuel-hydration-30-pack?variant=42103959945258 Drink AG1http://www.drinkag1.com/gypsytales Get $10 Off BRUNT with code GYPSYGANG at https://bruntworkwear.com/GYPSYGANG 00:00:00 Intro00:03:37 Growing Up Around Swedish Motorsport00:09:35 The Lando Norris Ice Session00:11:32 Starting Rally At 16 With Her Dad00:14:47 SOTA Fuel Ad00:15:26 The First Race In A Volvo 24000:19:45 The Guy Who Put His Helmet On The Shelf00:24:24 The Sim Racer Who Won With A Logitech00:28:36 Stepping Up To A Mitsubishi Evo 300:32:05 Meeting Petter At Rally GB 199800:37:07 Retiring At 28 To Have Oliver00:41:36 Getting Oliver Into Cross Karts00:52:54 The Call That Subaru Was Leaving00:57:13 AG1 Ad00:59:00 Starting A Rally Team In Five Weeks01:07:21 The Muzzling Of Modern Motorsport01:16:29 Petter Told Off By The Norwegian Prime Minister01:22:53 Rally 1 Cars Now Cost $1.5 Million01:33:57 YouTube Is The World's Biggest TV Channel01:36:19 Brunt Workwear Ad01:37:52 If Championships Went All-In On YouTube01:44:34 Women In Motorsport01:53:56 Can Oliver Be A World Champion01:57:48 Favorite Rallies On The Calendar02:03:35 Building A Rally Car From Scratch02:13:07 The Vision For WRC Follow the Gypsy himself: https://www.instagram.com/jasemacalpine/ SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/@gypsytalespodcast?sub_confirmation=1 Shop Gypsy Tales merch: https://gypsytales.com Watch more clips: https://www.youtube.com/@GYPSYTALES FOLLOW GYPSY TALES ON INSTAGRAM: @gypsytalespodcast Listen on Spotify/Apple: https://pod.link/1335551721 Business inquiries: ethan@gypsy-tales.com #PernillaSolberg #PetterSolberg #WRC #WorldRally #GypsyTalesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kathy Solberg Book Discussion Michael welcomed Kathy Solberg to discuss her background and book. Kathy shared her career journey from academia to running a leadership program and starting her own consulting company, Common Unity Consulting. She mentioned her upcoming book "Practical Tools for Workplace Transformation" releasing September 10th. The conversation touched on how Kathy's diverse experiences across academia, consulting, and running peer groups for various professionals have allowed her to accumulate valuable tools and skills that she uses to help others. Change Management Best Practices Kathy explained that many change management efforts fail because complex solutions are applied to complex problems without properly addressing existing systems and infrastructure. She described her "unweaving" process, which starts with noticing and clarifying current systems before acting, emphasizing the importance of understanding what works before implementing changes. Kathy noted that leaders often try too many different approaches without giving previous efforts enough time to succeed, leading to broken trust and employee exhaustion. AI Implementation Planning Challenges Michael shared his experience from government healthcare panels where doctors were often excluded from planning discussions, leading to failed implementations when doctors ultimately rejected the proposed solutions. He drew a parallel to current AI deployments, warning that many AI initiatives will likely fail by 2027 due to lack of proper oversight and understanding of standard operating procedures. Kathy agreed and added that many organizations struggle with creating meaningful strategic plans without proper human interaction in the process. Future-Focused Systems and Tools Book Kathy explained that her book, which took over three years to write, was inspired by her frustration with people wanting to return to pre-pandemic normalcy and her desire to share insights about creating a better future. She described the book as a gift of simplified systems and tools, including 302 worksheet pages that will be available for free on her website when the book launches in September. Workplace Boundaries Book Discussion Kathy discussed creating a book focused on workplace boundaries and control, which started as a personal project but evolved into a workplace-focused publication. Michael shared his experience with conference notes and learning resources, emphasizing the challenge of implementing new knowledge due to limited staffing. They both discussed the importance of applying learning to both personal and professional settings, with Kathy noting how her book addresses the connection between personal and workplace behavior. Book Promotion Timeline Discussion Michael and Kathy discussed the promotion and release timeline for Kathy's book. They agreed to release promotional content gradually over a few days to build anticipation, with Michael's team handling the editing and distribution process. Kathy provided her website kathysolberg.com as the place for people to learn more about her work and the book.

Send us Fan MailDid the modern Christian church get ecclesiology wrong? First Fruits of Zion (FFOZ) argues that our modern concept of the church does not accurately reflect the biblical *ekklesia*. Instead, they propose what they call a“proleptic radial ecclesiology”—a Messiah-centered, Jewish-centered model in which priests and Levites, Israel, and the Gentile nations occupy distinct positions within the people of God.Dr. R. L. Solberg examines FFOZ's proposed ecclesiology and tests it against Scripture. What does the New Testament actually teach about the structure of the church? Did the apostles organize Jewish and Gentile believers according to the pattern given to Israel under the Sinai covenant? What happened to the Old Testament system of proximity to God's holiness under the New Covenant? And does FFOZ's model risk rebuilding distinctions between Jews and Gentiles that Christ tore down?We'll first examine FFOZ's position on its own terms and make sure we understand it accurately. Then we'll compare that framework with the ecclesiology established by Jesus and the apostles, including the New Testament teaching on **elders, overseers, deacons, the priesthood of believers, Jew and Gentile, the “one new man,” and our direct access to God through Christ**.This is not an argument that everything taught by First Fruits of Zion is false. Rather, it is an examination of a foundational theological framework that can influence how Christians understand **Israel, the Church, Torah, the New Covenant, and the relationship between Jewish and Gentile believers**.The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction03:58 What FFOZ Teaches09:35 Testing FFOZ's Ecclesiology10:58 Problem #1 - No Biblical Basis 18:31 Problem #2 - Different from the Apostles24:16 Problem #3 - Restores the Jew/Gentile Division33:56 This Matters: The Dangers38:42 ConclusionWhat if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

David Wilber and R.L. Solberg recently debated whether Acts 15 requires Gentiles to be Torah observant. They both agreed that the four prohibitions come from Leviticus 17-18. In this episode, I demonstrate that Wilber's Hebrew Roots argument is weak and unfounded in Acts 15 and that they mistakenly claim that all four prohibitions are commandments taken from Leviticus 17-18. I also offer a more plausible way of understanding the four prohibitions and what James meant when he said "For from ancient generations Moses has had in every city those who proclaim him, for he is read every Sabbath in the synagogues." Enjoy!To donate in support of us combating Hebrew Roots, you can click this link, https://www.twomessianicjews.com/donate Thank you for the support! 00:00 - Intro and goals of the video01:23 - David Wilber's Position and Core Argument03:54 - Wilber's strange caveat08:15 - Critiquing Wilber's Key Claims about the Four Prohibitions29:50 - Critiquing Wilber's Interpretation of Acts 15:2137:27 - My hypothesis about the Four Prohibitions1:01:30 - My hypothesis about Acts 15:21 1:03:13 - What about progressive teachers like Matthew Vines?Link to their Acts 15 debate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVdfMV92alMLink to Wilber's video where he says Gentiles ought to do "basically all the same commandments" as native born Israelites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4ls3e5fL-cBibliography:Ben Witherington, “NOT SO IDLE THOUGHTS ABOUT EIDOLOTHUTON”; The Acts of the Apostles: A Socio-Rhetorical CommentaryS.G. Wilson, Luke and the LawBrian Rosner, Temple Prostitution in 1 Corinthians 6:12-20A. J. M. Wedderburn, “The 'Apostolic Decree': Tradition and Redaction”A. F. J. Klijn, “The Pseudo-Clementines and the Apostolic Decree”

Can meditation change your body's chemistry? Two studies measured hormone levels before and after one hour of Acem Meditation—and compared them to non-meditators resting for the same amount of time. The results? Meditators had higher baseline levels of melatonin, the hormone that helps regulate sleep, but levels actually decreased slightly during meditation. They also had more serotonin, a key brain chemical involved in mood, memory, and learning. However, serotonin levels dropped slightly in both groups after the session. Interestingly, endorphin levels and pain tolerance were not affected by meditation. These findings suggest that regular meditation may influence your overall hormonal balance—even if short-term changes are subtle. Research references Solberg EE, Holen A, Ekeberg O, Osterud B, Halvorsen R, Sandvik L. The effects of long meditation on plasma melatonin and blood serotonin. Med Sci Monit. 2004;10(3):CR96-101. Øktedalen O, Solberg, EE., Haugen, AH., Opstad, PK. The influence of physical and mental training on beta-endorphin level and pain perception after intensive physical exercise. Stress and Health. 2001;17:121-7.

Can meditation change your body's chemistry? Two studies measured hormone levels before and after one hour of Acem Meditation—and compared them to non-meditators resting for the same amount of time. The results? Meditators had higher baseline levels of melatonin, the hormone that helps regulate sleep, but levels actually decreased slightly during meditation. They also had more serotonin, a key brain chemical involved in mood, memory, and learning. However, serotonin levels dropped slightly in both groups after the session. Interestingly, endorphin levels and pain tolerance were not affected by meditation. These findings suggest that regular meditation may influence your overall hormonal balance—even if short-term changes are subtle. Research references Solberg EE, Holen A, Ekeberg O, Osterud B, Halvorsen R, Sandvik L. The effects of long meditation on plasma melatonin and blood serotonin. Med Sci Monit. 2004;10(3):CR96-101. Øktedalen O, Solberg, EE., Haugen, AH., Opstad, PK. The influence of physical and mental training on beta-endorphin level and pain perception after intensive physical exercise. Stress and Health. 2001;17:121-7.

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Send us Fan MailWhat really happened in Dr. Solberg's debate with David Wilber on Acts 15? More importantly, what can we learn from it? In this follow-up video, Dr. Solberg slows the conversation down to examine the four larger hermeneutical lessons that emerged. Whether you agreed with his position or David's position (or are still undecided), the goal of this video is to help us become better readers of Scripture. This video tackles the question: How should Christians read the Bible?Topics include:Acts 15:21 and the Jerusalem CouncilThe difference between exegesis and eisegesisThe proper role of biblical scholarship and the Church FathersWhy Scripture should interpret ScriptureThe importance of a Christ-centered hermeneuticDoes the New Testament teach that Gentile believers were expected to become Torah observant?Watch the Original Debate  Bible Reading Plan The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)What if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Send us Fan MailDr. R. L. Solberg and David Wilber debated Acts 15 and one of the most important questions in Christian theology: Did the apostle's decision at the Jerusalem Council require Gentile believers to keep the Law of Moses? Wilber argues in the affirmative, Solberg in the negative. Both participants present their cases in a semi-formal and civil debate format. The goal isn't to "score points" but to help believers understand Acts 15 by hearing both sides presented fairly.#livestream#debate#apologeticsWhat if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Do Christians need to keep the Torah? Should followers of Jesus obey the Old Testament Law today? In this episode of Things You Don't Hear in Church, we sit down with Dr. Solberg from The Biblical Roots YouTube channel to examine a hotly debated topic in Christianity: the Torah Roots Movement and whether Christians are required to follow the Law of Moses.Together, we explore what the Bible teaches about salvation by grace through faith, the New Covenant, the role of the Mosaic Law, and how Jesus fulfilled the Law. We discuss common arguments made by Hebrew Roots and Torah-observant teachers, answer difficult biblical questions, and help Christians understand what Scripture actually says.Whether you're a new Christian, exploring faith in Jesus, questioning legalism, or looking for solid biblical teaching, this conversation will strengthen your understanding of the gospel and your confidence in God's Word.If you're interested in Christian apologetics, Bible study, theology, discipleship, biblical truth, the Old Testament, the New Testament, or defending the Christian faith, this episode is for you.You can get Dr. Solbergs books at: https://www.amazon.com/Law-Christ-Promise-Verse-Verse/dp/0310165849/ref=sr_1_1?crid=T4NG9GD03SLD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4wXQ73DiNjv9mRLaa4GV3BoMD9-m6WhioW-tyRjLWXE.lRvIBPy-ORk2KD1tEifolSW-NId8gA3aOqH72QgsQFA&dib_tag=se&keywords=rob+solberg&qid=1785424680&sprefix=rob+solberg%2Caps%2C165&sr=8-1And his website is https://thebiblicalroots.orgEnjoy!

Did the apostles require Gentile believers to keep the Law of Moses (Torah) in Acts 15? David Wilber and R. L. Solberg debate the Jerusalem Council, the Apostolic Decree, and the biblical role of Torah for Gentile believers.Resources on Acts 15:Frostad, Benjamin. “He Made No Distinction: Gentiles and the Role of Torah in Acts 15.” Master's Thesis, Briercrest Seminary, 2021.Wilber, David. “The Jerusalem Council: Applying the Torah to Gentiles (Acts 15).” Sermon at Founded in Truth Messianic Fellowship. Video, 51:35. August 25, 2025.Wilber, David. “It Is Not ‘Satanic' to Agree with the Apostolic Decree.” Video, 14:23. August 7, 2025.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus? In this conversation, Mike Edwards interviews Dr. R. L. Solberg about the biblical definition of discipleship, exploring what it means to follow Christ, deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and make disciples. Together they discuss key passages such as Matthew 28, Luke 9, and John 15, while examining how Scripture—not tradition or personal opinion—defines the Christian life.#livestream #christianliving #discipleship #jesus #apologetics The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)What if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Send us Fan MailDid the Jerusalem Council teach that Gentile Christians must keep the Torah? In this video, Dr. R. L. Solberg examines Acts 15 in context and responds to the interpretation presented by 119 Ministries. We carefully compare their claims with the biblical text and ask a simple but important question: Where does the text actually say that?Together we'll examine three major claims about Acts 15, including whether the Jerusalem Council addressed one issue or two, whether the four prohibitions were intended as a "starter pack" for full Torah observance, and whether Gentile believers were expected to learn the Law of Moses through weekly synagogue attendance.If you're interested in the Hebrew Roots Movement, Torah observance, the Jerusalem Council, or how to interpret Acts 15 faithfully and in its historical context, this study is for you.119 Ministries' Video:https://119ministries.com/teachings/video-teachings/detail/acts-15-explained-did-the-apostles-reject-the-torah-for-gentiles/The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction03:09 Overview of the Jerusalem Council04:33 Two Separate Issues13:39 Two Separate Responses 18:21 The Starter Pack Theory27:59 Learning the Law in Synagogues38:59 Wrap it up, Solberg.#bookofacts   #hebrewroots  #119Ministries #biblestudy  #apologetics #torahobservant SUPPORT OUR MINISTRYhttps://TheBiblicalRoots.org/support (Thank you!)OUR LINKShttps://linktr.ee/thebiblicalroots

Helena Solberg é uma das mais longevas cineastas no Brasil, mulher rara na direção nos anos 1960, quando começou, associada ao feminismo de então. Lúcia Murat tem uma das filmografias mais contínuas, politizadas e extensas no cinema brasileiro. As duas cineastas, que não se limitam a formas e gêneros cinematográficos únicos, estrearam com filmes de envergadura política que, de alguma forma, estabeleceram nortes para suas carreiras: uma, ao início na ditadura militar, outra ao final. Suas obras distintas são entrelaçadas pela linha fina das agruras da repressão e das tentativas emancipatórias de contorná-las.Convidadas:Helena Solberg – cineasta homenageada 21ª CineOP | RJLucia Murat – diretora e produtora | RJMariana Tavares – professora e pesquisadora de cinema – UFMG | MGMediação: Juliana Gusman – curadora Temática Histórica | MG

Himanshu Gulati is an Indian-origin Norwegian politician from the Progress Party and a member of the Storting representing Akershus. Known for his work in education, foreign affairs, and defense, he has built a reputation as a sharp and disciplined voice in Norwegian politics. He currently serves in leadership roles on the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence and the Enlarged Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee. Gulati first rose to national prominence as one of Norway's youngest political figures, later becoming the youngest state secretary in the Solberg government, and he remains one of the country's most recognizable Indian-origin public figures.

Send us Fan MailWhat if the gospel wasn't about something new, but about restoring something ancient? In this teaching, Dr. R. L. Solberg carefully examines the claims of Divorce & Remarriage Theology by testing them against Scripture. Does the Bible really teach that God married Israel at Sinai, divorced His bride, died to overcome a legal dilemma, and then remarried Israel? Or has an extra-biblical framework been imposed on the biblical text? Join us as we examine the evidence and ask one simple diagnostic question: Did the biblical authors actually teach this?The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction03:55 What is Remarriage Theology?09:29 A Wedding at Sinai13:05 On Rabbinic Sources (Talmud/Mishnah)14:31 What is a Ketubah?17:05 Unfaithful Brides21:54 The Great Divorce30:33 The Legal Dilemma43:01 The Remarriage (Pentecost)45:18 A Renewed Covenant50:15 What About the Gentiles?53:05 The Lost Tribes of Israel01:05:24 Three Biggest Dangers01:06:15 Danger 1: Diminishes Sin01:08:35 Danger 2: It Displaces Christ01:10:47 Danger 3: Changes the GospelKey PassagesExodus 19–24 — The Sinai covenantJeremiah 3:6–22 — Israel's "certificate of divorce"Deuteronomy 24:1–4 — The divorce lawRomans 7:1–6 — The marriage analogyActs 2 — PentecostEphesians 2:11–22 — The "one new man"Ephesians 3:6 — The mystery of the GentilesEzekiel 37:15–28 — The two sticks (Judah and Israel)Matthew 19:3–9 — Jesus on divorceIsaiah 49:6 — The Servant's mission to Israel and the nationsWhat if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Psykologspesialist Ester Solberg trekker frem flere barnevernsaker hun selv har vært involvert i for å belyse det hun mener er alvorlige problemer i samspillet mellom barnevernet og politi i Norge.I én av sakene beskriver Solberg hvordan politiet fysisk løsner grepet til et gråtende barn som klamrer seg fast og ikke vil til far. Ifølge Solberg skal far ha utført handlinger mot barnet som skapte disse reaksjonene. Senere fikk mor 100 prosent omsorg for barnet. I andre land, som for eksempel Polen, ville politiet her stoppet opp og latt barnet være i fred, ifølge Solberg.Hva skal til for å bli saksbehandler i barnevernet? Solberg forteller om lavt utdannede barnevernsansatte som instruerer politiet når barn skal hentes. Mens politiet ikke får brukt sin egen etterforskningskompetanse. Samtidig mangler det reelle klagemuligheter hvis man har innvendinger mot arbeidet en barnevernsansatt gjør.Solberg mener det ikke kan utelukkes at det ligger personlige hevnmotiver bak noen av saksbehandlernes avgjørelser. Lå det for eksempel sjalusi bak avgjørelsen da en barnevernsansatt tok tantebarna til en frisør hun tidligere hadde jobbet for? Familien beskrev at saksbehandleren sto og fortalte politiet hvor de skulle stå og hva de skulle gjøre da barna ble hentet ut.Dette er del 2 av intervjuet med psykologspesialist Ester Solberg, hvor hun bringer frem nye historier og opplysninger som kaster lys over de store problemene knyttet til strukturen i det norske barnevernet, som får konsekvenser for ekte mennesker og deres liv.Hvorfor publiserer Document informasjon om disse sakene?Saker om det norske barnevernet og politiets rolle i disse sakene har stor offentlig interesse. Skjer det feil og brudd på lover i disse tjenestene, så er det viktig at dette belyses. Samtidig involverer sakene informasjon om enkeltmennesker, og identifisering kan komme i konflikt personvernloven.Psykologspesialist Ester Solberg er fritatt fra taushetsplikten i saken om Petter og Monica. I historien om Erik og Natasha kommer det ikke frem noen opplysninger, knyttet til familien og barna, som ikke tidligere har vært ute i media. De nye opplysningene er knyttet til barnevernet og politiets rolle, offentlige tjenestepersoner.I de nye sakene som omtales er personene anonymisert, og sakene beskrevet på en måte som belyser problemene som finnes innad i barneverntjenesten og politiets rolle i dem.

La Fórmula 1 no se detiene. Después de una carrera interesante en Austria, el campeonato llega esta semana a Silverstone, uno de esos circuitos que forman parte de la identidad misma del Mundial. Y, por si fuera poco, hay que analizar lo ocurrido en Grecia en el WRC, con un Ogier inmenso. Muchos temas para el segundo episodio de la semana del Podcast Técnica Fórmula 1. Silverstone, sin solución de continuidad. La cuna de la F1 vuelve a aparecer en el calendario en un momento especialmente atractivo: Mercedes viene de ganar, Red Bull ha dado señales de reacción, Ferrari necesita responder y McLaren tiene una oportunidad importante para volver a mirar más arriba. Y todo ello sin descanso: tendremos 4 carreras en 5 semanas, y esta es la segunda. Silverstone no es un circuito cualquiera. Sus curvas rápidas, sus cambios de apoyo y su exigencia aerodinámica obligan a los equipos a enseñar la calidad real de sus coches. No basta con tener buena tracción ni con defenderse en recta. Hace falta un monoplaza estable, eficiente, con confianza en curva rápida y capaz de sostener el neumático en una vuelta muy exigente. Secuencias como Maggotts, Becketts y Chapel siguen siendo uno de los grandes exámenes del calendario. No es casualidad que Lewis Hamilton, el piloto con más victorias en Silverstone, haya comparado la sensación de pilotar allí con estar en la cabina de un avión de combate. Las fuerzas laterales son altísimas, los cambios de dirección llegan a gran velocidad y el margen de error es muy pequeño. Gran Bretaña, una prueba reveladora. Austria dejó una sensación positiva: hubo adelantamientos más naturales, batallas apurando la frenada y menos protagonismo visible del clipping y el superclipping. Silverstone planteará otra pregunta. Si Spielberg permitió ver una Fórmula 1 más cercana a la que gusta al aficionado, el trazado británico dirá si esa mejoría puede sostenerse en un circuito de alta carga y velocidad sostenida. Mercedes llega con la moral reforzada tras la victoria de George Russell y el podio de Kimi Antonelli. El equipo alemán sigue siendo la referencia, pero la pelea interna entre sus pilotos y las dudas de fiabilidad han dejado grietas durante las últimas semanas. Silverstone, por sus características, debería ser un buen lugar para medir si el coche conserva una ventaja real en curva rápida o si sus rivales han reducido el margen. Red Bull también llega con más interés que en carreras anteriores. Max Verstappen terminó segundo en Austria y el equipo mostró señales de mejora con sus actualizaciones. No parece todavía el Red Bull dominante de otros años, pero sí un coche más cerca de competir por algo importante. En Silverstone, donde la aerodinámica pesa tanto, se verá mejor si esa reacción es sólida o sólo fue una buena adaptación a Spielberg. Ferrari y McLaren: muchas dudas. Ferrari, en cambio, necesita recomponerse. La victoria de Lewis Hamilton en Barcelona abrió expectativas que Austria enfrió con rapidez. El quinto puesto del británico y el octavo de Charles Leclerc dejaron la sensación de que la Scuderia sigue sin encontrar una regularidad clara. Silverstone será una prueba delicada: si Ferrari vuelve a estar lejos, Montmeló empezará a parecer más una excepción que un cambio de tendencia. McLaren también tiene mucho que decir. El equipo británico está sumando, pero necesita convertir su presencia constante en resultados más fuertes. En casa, y en un circuito donde la eficiencia aerodinámica puede jugar un papel decisivo, Norris y Piastri deberían aspirar a algo más que estar cerca. Silverstone puede ser una oportunidad, pero también una medida severa de sus límites actuales. Silverstone según Pirelli. Pirelli llevará la gama más dura, C1, C2 y C3, una elección lógica para un trazado que somete a los neumáticos a cargas laterales muy altas. La gestión de la degradación volverá a ser clave, especialmente si las temperaturas acompañan. Por otro lado, Silverstone no suele perdonar a los coches que no cuidan bien las gomas en curvas largas y rápidas. Ogier se lleva una de las pruebas más duras. Mientras la Fórmula 1 mira ya hacia Gran Bretaña, el Mundial de Rallies viene de una de sus pruebas más duras. El Rally Acrópolis volvió a hacer honor a su fama. Grecia no perdona, y esta edición recordó por qué se le considera uno de los grandes rompecoches del calendario: calor, piedras, polvo, pinchazos, averías y una exigencia constante sobre mecánicas y neumáticos. En ese escenario, Sébastien Ogier volvió a imponer su ley. El francés ganó el rally, se llevó el Súper Domingo y también la Power Stage. Hizo pleno en una prueba donde no gana necesariamente quien más corre, sino quien sabe combinar velocidad, paciencia y supervivencia. Ogier sigue siendo, cuando aparece, una referencia difícil de discutir. Thierry Neuville estuvo muy cerca de llevarse la victoria. Hyundai mostró una solvencia inesperada en Grecia y el belga tuvo el triunfo al alcance de la mano, pero un pinchazo en el penúltimo tramo cambió el desenlace. El Acrópolis tiene precisamente eso: puedes construir un rally enorme y perderlo todo en unos kilómetros. Solberg, Evans y Katsuta. La prueba dejó también accidentes y errores, como el de Oliver Solberg, cuya velocidad sigue siendo evidente pero cuya gestión en rallies tan duros continúa generando dudas. En Grecia, el talento no basta. Hay que saber levantar, cuidar y entender que terminar también es competir. Y, por otro lado, Grecia tampoco premia a quien abre pista… como fue el caso de Evans. Buena prueba, pero muy condicionada por su posición en el Campeonato. Katsuta, por su parte, este año está pletórico: hizo un gran Rally, sin errores y sin mala suerte, subiéndose al podio. Para Toyota, el resultado refuerza una posición ya muy sólida. En cualquier caso, hay algo claro: Ogier no necesita disputar todo el campeonato para condicionar la temporada. Cada vez que aparece, altera el equilibrio y obliga a sus rivales a elevar el nivel. Si mantiene este estado de forma, sus adversarios tienen motivos para preocuparse. Y es que, en Grecia, Ogier recordó que en los escenarios más duros sigue siendo el maestro. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Send us Fan MailCritics often claim that Scripture is full of errors, conflicting accounts, and impossible statements. In this video, Dr. R. L. Solberg examines some of the most common alleged contradictions and explains why many of them turn out to be questions of context, language, perspective, chronology, or textual transmission rather than genuine logical contradictions.We explore the Resurrection accounts, Paul and James on faith and works, Old Testament passages that speak of things lasting "forever," apparent contradictions about seeing God, God's unchanging nature, numerical discrepancies, and more. Along the way, we learn an important principle: a true contradiction exists only when something is affirmed and denied in the same sense, at the same time, and in the same respect.Whether you're wrestling with difficult passages yourself or responding to challenges from skeptics, this video will help you think more carefully about what the Bible actually says and how Christians have approached these questions for centuries.The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction04:06 The Bible as Historical Literature06:39 Defining a True Contradiction08:46 Eyewitness Contradictions16:00 Semantic Contradictions28:12 Examining Motivations30:00 Descriptions of God34:28 Contradictions of Perspective37:06 Textual Transmission40:49 Numerical Contradictions43:48 Wrap it up, Solberg.What if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

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Send us Fan MailAre Christians required to keep the Law of Moses? Is the seventh-day Sabbath still binding under the New Covenant, or was it fulfilled in Christ? In this conversation, host Mike Colburn sits down with Dr. R. L. Solberg, author of Torahism and founder of The Biblical Roots Ministries, to work through the questions his audience asks him about most: the law, the Sabbath, the New Covenant, and what changed when Jesus said, "It is finished."Dr. Solberg has spent years answering the Hebrew Roots, Torah-keeping, and Messianic movements. Those arguments turn out to be the mirror image of what so many of us inherited in Adventism. If you've ever been told that "sin is the transgression of the law," that the Ten Commandments are what's written on our hearts, or that keeping the Sabbath is a test of loyalty to God, this one is for you.#apologetics #sda #theology #hebrewrootsThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)What if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Send us Fan MailA popular claim these days is that God prohibited pork, shellfish, and other animals because they're unhealthy, unclean scavengers, or dangerous for human consumption. But is that actually what the Bible says?In this video, Dr. Solberg examines a viral claim that the dietary laws of Leviticus 11 were given for health reasons and test that idea against Scripture itself. He looks at the biblical meaning of "clean" and "unclean," explores the Hebrew concepts of ritual purity, and examines the reason God explicitly gives for Israel's food laws.Were the dietary restrictions primarily about nutrition? Were they intended for all humanity? Why were Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Noah allowed to eat foods that would later be restricted under the Mosaic Covenant? And what does the Torah itself say about the purpose of these commandments?Rather than relying on modern Hebrew Roots and other Torah-observant movement theories, let's go directly to the biblical text and let Scripture speak for itself.  Topics covered:• Leviticus 11 and the prohibition of pork• The Hebrew words ṭāhôr (clean) and ṭāmēʾ (unclean)• Ritual purity versus health regulations• Why Israel's dietary laws were given• Leviticus 20:25–26 and being "set apart"• Genesis 9 and the pre-Sinai diet• Common misconceptions about biblical food laws• Hebrew Roots claims examined in light of ScriptureThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)

Send us Fan MailIn this video, Dr. R. L. Solberg carefully examines Tom Bradford's teaching on the Trinity and compares it to the teaching of Scripture. Bradford argues that the traditional doctrine of the Trinity developed later in church history and does not accurately reflect the biblical picture of God. But is that claim supported by the Bible?We'll examine key passages from both the Old and New Testaments, explore what Christians have historically meant by the doctrine of the Trinity, and test Bradford's claims against the biblical text itself. Along the way, we'll discuss the deity of Christ, the eternal Sonship of Jesus, the incarnation, adoptionism, modalism, and why precise theological language matters.This study is not about attacking people. It's about following the Berean principle of testing every teaching against Scripture.LinksMr. Bradford's Full TeachingIs the Trinity taught in the Bible and why does it matter? (From Dr. Solberg)Is Jesus God? (From Dr. Solberg)Topics Covered in this EpisodeIs the Trinity taught in the Bible?Did the early church invent the Trinity?Is Jesus eternally the Son of God?What is adoptionism?Does Tom Bradford's teaching align with Scripture?Biblical evidence for the deity of ChristFather, Son, and Holy Spirit in the New TestamentCommon misunderstandings about Trinitarian theologyChapters00:00 Introduction05:13 The Early Church & the Trinity14:09 The Three Person Concept19:34 The Deity of Christ45:33 What does the Doctrine of the Trinity teach?Whether you're exploring Christianity, wrestling with questions about the Trinity, or evaluating Bradford's teaching for yourself, I hope this study helps you think carefully and biblically about one of the most important doctrines of the Christian faith.Scripture discussed: Genesis 1, Genesis 3:15, Isaiah 9:6, John 1, John 8, Matthew 28:19, Philippians 2, Hebrews 1–2, and more.#Trinity#christiandoctrine#apologetics#heresies#theologySUPPORT OUR MINISTRYhttps://TheBiblicalRoots.org/support (Thank you!)OUR LINKShttps://linktr.ee/thebiblicalroots

Colin Clark and Luke Barry convene to analyze an intriguing Rally Japan 2026. Just how good was Elfyn Evans? Is Oliver Solberg still a title threat? Is it even fair to expect him to be? Why was Sébastien Ogier slightly off color, and which of the Hyundai drivers continues to impress us? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

La edición número 110 de las 500 Millas de Indianápolis ya forma parte de la historia del automovilismo. No solo por el espectáculo, las banderas rojas o las múltiples estrategias cruzadas, sino porque terminó con el final más ajustado jamás visto en la prueba más importante del mundo. Y eso hay que comentarlo largo y tendido en el Podcast Técnica Fórmula 1. Rosenqvist vs. Malukas. Felix Rosenqvist venció a David Malukas por apenas 23 milésimas de segundo tras un adelantamiento agónico en la última curva del Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Nunca antes una Indy 500 había terminado con una diferencia tan pequeña. La carrera fue una auténtica montaña rusa estratégica. Hubo siete banderas amarillas, varias interrupciones por accidentes y una tensión constante durante las últimas cincuenta vueltas por amenaza de lluvia. Todo ello ante más de 350.000 espectadores en un Indianapolis completamente entregado. Rosenqvist construyó su victoria a fuego lento. Aprovechó una estrategia de combustible extremadamente ajustada, supo administrar el rebufo y esperó su momento hasta la última vuelta. Cuando vio el hueco, lanzó el coche por la línea exterior de la curva cuatro y adelantó a Malukas literalmente sobre la línea de meta. El sueco no solo consiguió la victoria más importante de su carrera, sino que coronó un mes inolvidable en el plano personal tras convertirse recientemente en padre. Malukas, las imágenes más emotivas (con permiso de la NASCAR). David Malukas, devastado tras perder la carrera en los últimos metros, dejó una de las imágenes más emotivas del día. El piloto de Penske reconoció entre lágrimas haber llevado el coche “al 150%” durante toda la prueba, convencido de haber tenido el monoplaza más rápido. Por detrás, Scott McLaughlin completó el podio, mientras Pato O’Ward volvió a quedarse cerca del triunfo con otro cuarto puesto en Indianápolis. El gran derrotado del día fue Álex Palou. El español lideró 59 vueltas y dominó buena parte de la carrera, pero una estrategia desacertada de Chip Ganassi Racing durante el penúltimo stint le dejó fuera de la lucha directa por la victoria. Aun así, Palou terminó séptimo y mantiene un importante liderato en el campeonato. La polémica llegó después de la carrera, cuando INDYCAR detectó una irregularidad técnica en el alerón delantero del coche número 10. Aunque la organización concluyó que se trató de un error de montaje y no de una manipulación deliberada, Ganassi fue sancionado con una multa económica y la pérdida de cinco puntos. De Norte América a Japón, en una semana. Mientras tanto, el Mundial de Rally afronta ahora el Rally de Japón, última gran cita de asfalto del año. La prueba asiática aparece marcada por la presión sobre Ogier, el crecimiento de Hyundai y la constante evolución de pilotos como Solberg, cada vez más asentados entre la élite del campeonato. Pero después de un fin de semana como el vivido en Indianápolis, la sensación es clara: muy pocos deportes son capaces de ofrecer algo tan salvaje, imprevisible y emocionante como una Indy 500. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Send us Fan MailIn this final chapter of Hebrews, Dr. R. L. Solberg walks verse-by-verse through Hebrews 13, unpacking the book's closing exhortations about Christian love, hospitality, persecution, contentment, spiritual leadership, and enduring faith in Jesus Christ. This in-depth Bible study explores the famous “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever” passage, the meaning of going “outside the camp,” the superiority of Christ over the old covenant system, and the powerful closing benediction centered on the blood of the eternal covenant.This study also examines key themes running throughout the entire Book of Hebrews, including the New Covenant, the finished work of Christ, the priesthood of Jesus, perseverance in faith, and why believers are called to hold fast to the Gospel rather than return to the old covenant shadows fulfilled in Christ. Ideal for Christians studying Hebrews, New Covenant theology, the relationship between the Old and New Testaments, and the sufficiency of Jesus' sacrifice. 00:00 Introduction00:20 Hebrews 13:1–6 (Let Love Continue)17:28 Hebrews 13:7–17 (A Final Warning)50:58 Hebrews 13:20–25 -(Benediction and Final Greetings)#biblestudy #hebrews13 #versebyverse The Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)

Chad and Daniel are joined by Erick Sorenson and Dr Rob Solberg live from Here We Still Stand, Northwest Arkansas, to discuss his work on pronomian theology. Have a listen. Show Notes: Support 1517 Podcast Network 1517 Podcasts 1517 on Youtube 1517 Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts 1517 Events Schedule 1517 Academy - Free Theological Education  What's New from 1517: 1517 Youtube: How God Still Speaks Today Being Family by Dr. Scott Keith A Reasoned Defense of the Faith by Adam Francisco Stretched: A Study for Lent and the Entire Christian Life by Dr. Christopher Richmann The Essential Nestingen: Essays on Preaching, Catechism, and the Reformation Philip Melanchthon's Commentary on Ecclesiastes, Translated by Dr. Derek Cooper More from the hosts: Daniel Emery Price Chad Bird

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Arist Title Duration Album Year Composer Label Listeners 0:00:00 Leprous From the Flame 3:46 Malina 49 0:03:52 1141 1:10 49 0:05:02 Vanden Plas Fireroses Dance 5:55 Christ 0 2006 49 0:07:02 Vanden Plas Fireroses Dance 5:55 Christ 0 2006 50 0:12:57 United Progressive Fraternity The Water 5:15 Fall in Love with the World 2014 Inside Out Music 51 0:18:12 Vanden Plas Gethsemane 6:04 Christ 0 2006 51 0:27:16 Einar Solberg (w The Norwegian Radio Orchestra) Stella Mortua 5:23 Vox Occulta 2026 49 0:32:49 Imaginaerium 5:43 Siege 48 0:38:31 Arena Life Goes On 5:05 The Theory Of Molecular Inheritance 2022 55 0:47:44 Sylvan Artificial Paradise 18:28 Leaving Backstage: Live at Kampnagel Disc 2 2008 Sylvan Prog Rock 56 1:09:04 Ostura ARCANE What Could Have Been  Ostura Cinematic Cover 3:39 52 1:12:43 Einar Solberg Grex 11:29 Vox Occulta 2026 52 1:24:11 Farhat Bouallagui Desert Rose 4:40 Brand New Day 1999 Sting 43 1:28:52 Einar Solberg (w The Norwegian Radio Orchestra) Vita Fragilis 5:22 Vox Occulta 2026 48 1:33:59 Einar Solberg (w The Norwegian Radio Orchestra) Vita Fragilis 5:22 Vox Occulta 2026 48 1:39:27 Angine de Poitrine Fabienk 6:23 Vol.II 2026 49 1:45:50 Henge Monolith 3:44 ATTENTION EARTH! 51 1:49:34 Fibonacci Sequence Tickets Please 2:05 Cinema Finis 2017 46 1:51:39 Fibonacci Sequence Obeah 7:32 Cinema Finis 2017 45 2:03:05 Headspace Fall of America 10:23 I Am Anonymous 2012 Inside Out Music 45 2:13:28 Landmarq Ta Jiang 16:22 Origins: A Landmarq Anthology 1991-2014 Disc 2 2014 Synergy 46 2:32:49 Einar Solberg Liberatio 4:34 Vox Occulta 2026 47 2:37:23 Subterranean Masquerade 8:21 Mountain Fever 2021 47 2:49:39 Einar Solberg Vox Occulta 7:53 Vox Occulta 2026 40

Vergleichen wir zwei Menschen. Beide sind 63. Der eine kämpft mit jeder Treppe, während der andere 140 Kilo deadliftet. Gleicher Jahrgang, aber in puncto Fitness liegen Welten zwischen ihnen. Woran liegt das?Schwedische Forscher haben 427 Menschen von der Pubertät bis zum Rentenalter begleitet. Und zwar 47 Jahre lang die gleichen Personen. Die Ergebnisse sind ernüchternd, aber gleichzeitig auch extrem ermutigend.____________*WERBUNG: Infos zum Werbepartner dieser Folge und allen weiteren Werbepartnern findest Du hier.____________Das erfährst Du in dieser Folge:Wo Dein körperlicher Zenit bei Ausdauer, Kraft und Schnellkraft liegt (statistisch)Wie schnell es danach wirklich bergab geht – und warum die Panik übertrieben istDie neue Zweiklassengesellschaft: Wie groß die Schere zwischen fitten und unfitten Älteren immer größer wirdVier konkrete Strategien, mit denen Du auf der richtigen Seite der Schere landestWas bei Training und Ernährung wichtig istErwähnte Ressourcen:Folge 559: Prof. Dr. Dr. Jürgen Gießing – Reverse Aging: Mit Krafttraining den Alterungsprozess umkehrenFolge 547: Stefan Saxinger – Muscle-Ups mit 57, Meditation vor Muskeln und das Free-Moving-PrinzipKostenloser Ratgeber NahrungsergänzungsmittelLiteratur:Westerståhl et al. (2025): Rise and Fall of Physical Capacity in a General Population: A 47-Year Longitudinal Study. J Cachexia Sarcopenia Muscle, 16(6), e70134.Solberg et al. (2019): Peak Age and Performance Progression in World-Class Weightlifting and Powerlifting Athletes. Int J Sports Physiol Perform, 14(10), 1357–1363.Latella et al. (2024): Using Powerlifting Athletes to Determine Strength Adaptations Across Ages in Males and Females: A Longitudinal Growth Modelling Approach. Sports Med, 54(3), 753–774.____________Shownotes und Übersicht aller Folgen.Trag Dich in Marks Dranbleiber Newsletter ein.Entdecke Marks Bücher.Folge Mark auf Instagram, Facebook, Strava, LinkedIn. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mientras la Fórmula 1 prepara su regreso en Miami, el protagonismo del fin de semana pasado estuvo en los tramos del Rally de Canarias, donde Sébastien Ogier ha firmado una victoria de enorme valor, tanto por el contexto como por la forma en que se produjo. El Podcast Técnica Fórmula 1 nos cuenta todo lo que sucedió. Una de las batallas más intensas de la temporada. El Rally Islas Canarias nos dejó un mano a mano espectacular entre Ogier y Oliver Solberg. El joven piloto sueco, en su primer año completo en la categoría reina con Toyota, mostró velocidad y ambición, pero también evidenció la falta de experiencia que aún le separa de los grandes nombres del campeonato. El desenlace llegó en el penúltimo tramo. Solberg, en plena lucha por la victoria, cometió un error que le dejó fuera de juego, entregando el triunfo a un Ogier que volvió a demostrar por qué sigue siendo una referencia en el Mundial. Como el propio francés resumió tras la prueba: en rally, no solo se trata de ser rápido, sino de saber llegar al final. La victoria tiene una lectura clara. Más allá del resultado, es una lección de gestión, consistencia y control en una disciplina donde cada error se paga caro. Ogier, con su experiencia, supo mantenerse en carrera en todo momento, esperando su oportunidad. El Rally de Canarias volvió a ofrecer un alto nivel competitivo, con tramos exigentes, condiciones variables y una lucha constante contra el crono. La actuación de los pilotos españoles también dejó aspectos positivos, destacando la presencia de nombres como Cachón y Membrado en un contexto cada vez más competitivo. Las claves principales de este (y todos) los rallies. Para aclarar la razón de la victoria de Ogier, por un lado, tenemos la importancia de la experiencia en la categoría reina. Por otro, la tendencia de los jóvenes pilotos a asumir riesgos elevados en busca de resultados inmediatos. Pero lo más importante que sacamos del Islas Canarias es la confirmación de que el campeonato sigue abierto y lleno de alternativas. Mientras tanto, en Miami… La Fórmula 1 observa desde la distancia. En un momento en el que la categoría busca recuperar claridad y naturalidad en su competición, disciplinas como el rally ofrecen una referencia distinta: una lucha directa, comprensible y basada en la ejecución. Con el GP a la vuelta de la esquina, la F1 regresa con muchas preguntas. Pero el fin de semana nos hizo recordar que el motor sigue ofreciendo respuestas en otros escenarios. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Northfield Hospital + Clinics EMS Chief Brian Edwards Northfield Hospital + Clinics occupational therapist Jessica Solberg discuss a new Falls Prevention program in Rice County, looking for fall risks in the home to make them safer for older adults, how EMS coordinate with Rice County Public Health to identify those who may benefit from a home visit, and more. Rice County residents can request a home assessment directly from the county, folks can contact Amy Ernste Caron, the Long Term Care Unit Supervisor at Rice County Public Health: 507-332-5922Home Safety Self Assessment Tool mentioned: https://publichealth.buffalo.edu/content/sphhp/rehabilitation-science/research-and-facilities/core-facilities/aging/home-safety-self-assessment-tool/_jcr_content/par/download_476860271/file.res/HSSAT-v.5-fill-in-10-12-17.pdf

Episode 337 of The Business Development Podcast features a powerful and timely conversation with Brianna Solberg of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, diving deep into what is now being called Canada's “Entrepreneurial Drought.” Backed by real data, the episode uncovers a troubling reality: more businesses are closing than opening in Canada for six consecutive quarters, marking the worst startup activity outside of the pandemic. Together, Kelly and Brianna break down the mounting pressures facing small and medium-sized businesses, including rising costs, labor shortages, declining consumer demand, and a growing sense that entrepreneurship in Canada is becoming increasingly unsustainable.But this conversation goes far beyond economics. Kelly and Brianna explore the deeper, long-term implications of this trend, highlighting how the decline of small business threatens the very fabric of Canadian communities. From lost local jobs and reduced economic circulation to the erosion of vibrant main streets and community identity, the impact is far-reaching. The episode also outlines potential solutions, including reducing the cost of doing business, cutting regulatory red tape, and addressing labor market challenges, while calling for greater awareness, advocacy, and action from both business owners and policymakers.Key Takeaways: Canada is facing an entrepreneurial drought, with more businesses closing than opening for six consecutive quarters.Small and medium-sized businesses are not a side issue in Canada. They make up 99% of all businesses and employ around 60% of private sector workers.When small businesses struggle, communities struggle with them.The decline of entrepreneurship is not just an economic problem. It affects jobs, local identity, opportunity, and community vibrancy.Many business owners are working harder than ever just to survive, not thrive.Rising costs, payroll burdens, taxes, insurance, rent, and utilities are making it harder for businesses to grow.Labour shortages remain a major barrier, especially for small businesses that cannot easily absorb hiring challenges.Red tape takes time, money, and energy away from actually running and growing a business.Internal trade barriers are holding Canada back from becoming a true national economic union.Business owners need to speak up, get involved, and add their voices to organizations advocating for real change.Connect with Brianna SolbergConnect with Brianna on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianna-solberg/Join the Canadian Federation of Independent BusinessIf you are a business owner in Canada, your voice matters now more than ever.The CFIB represents over 100,000 small and medium-sized businesses across the country, advocating for better policy, lower costs, and a stronger future for entrepreneurs.Join here:https://www.cfib-fcei.ca/en/membership-benefitsSponsor Mentions

Send us Fan MailAre Christians still under God's law… or has something changed?A Livestream from Douglas Hamp MinistriesIn this conversation, Dr. Robert L. Solberg and Dr. Douglas Hamp tackle one of the most debated questions in the Church today: How should Christians relate to the law—without falling into legalism or losing it altogether?Some believe the law has been fulfilled and is no longer applicable. Others argue that God's instructions still matter and were never meant to be discarded. But what did Jesus actually teach? And how do we understand passages like Romans 10:4 and Matthew 5 in context?This isn't about winning an argument—it's about seeking clarity.In this episode, we explore:God's New CovenantThe Relationship between Israel and the ChurchWhy sincere Christians come to very different conclusionsOur goal is simple: to pursue truth with humility and keep the conversation honest, respectful, and grounded in Scripture.

We take a look at new music from Evergrey, Elder, Advent Horizon, Einar Solberg, Teramaze, and Brass Camel! Host: Roie Avin Panel: Geoff Bailie & Kyle Fagala

Einar Solberg, vocalist for Leprous talks about his new album Vox Occulta, writing for an orchestra, the surprise cover of Take On Me & more. Vox Occulta is out on April 24th, 2026 on InsideOutMusic. Host: Roie Avin

Send a textEnjoy this orderly yet passionate debate on the resolution: "Does Matthew 5:17-20 Teach that Christians Ought to Obey the Law of Moses?"Pastor Matthew Janzen argues in the affirmative, and Prof. R. L. Solberg argues in the negative. Both are followers of Jesus (Yeshua) who affirm the authority of the entire Bible—the Old Testament (Tanakh) and the New Testament (Brit Chadasha). Yet they take very different views of this critical passage from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. What did Jesus really mean when He said He came not to abolish the Law but to fulfill it?“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished. Therefore whoever relaxes one of the least of these commandments and teaches others to do the same will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever does them and teaches them will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. For I tell you, unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matt 5:17–20)What if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

New reaction video with great new music from Crown Lands, The Dear Hunter, Einar Solberg, Magenta, Port Noir, and Echoverse. What did you like? What other new music have you discovered? Hosts: Roie Avin & Daniel Levy

Send a textIn this episode, we take a step back from typical prophetic speculations and eschatological positions and ask a deeper question: Does a third temple fit the theology of the New Testament? Our journey begins by entering the first-century world of Jesus and His disciples, where the temple stood at the very center of Jewish life and covenant faithfulness. From there, we trace how the New Testament interprets the destruction of that temple—and what it means that Jesus called Himself greater than the temple (Matt 12:6), identified His body as the true temple (John 2:19–21), and redirected worship away from Jerusalem to “spirit and truth” (John 4:21–24).We reason from a Christ-centered hermeneutic: letting the New Testament govern how we read Old Testament temple prophecies. Along the way, we consider why early Christians never attempted to reconstruct a temple-centered faith, and why the apostles consistently anchor our hope in Christ's finished work and the new creation, not in a restored sacrificial system (Eph 1:21; Rev 11:15).If you've only ever heard the third temple discussed in terms of end-times timelines, this approach may challenge you to rethink the question from a covenantal and theological perspective.3D Temple Walkthrough Video Clips:Herod's Temple 3D - Ancient Jerusalem in UNREAL ENGINE 5© 2025 Scripture Central and Messages of Christ YouTube ChannelThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)

Send a textAre Messianic Judaism and Hebrew Roots the same thing? What about Torah-observant Christians, Torah-keeping believers, or the broader “Hebraic Roots” movement?In this video, we carefully compare Messianic Judaism and Hebrew Roots, while also addressing the other labels people often hear. Where do these movements overlap? Where do they differ—especially regarding the Torah, the New Covenant, and the person and work of Jesus?If you've been confused by the terminology or unsure how to think biblically about these growing movements, this episode will help you sort it out with clarity and grace.Links Mentioned in the EpisodeUnion of Messianic Jewish CongregationsMessianic Jewish Alliance of AmericaIAMCS (International Alliance of Messianic Congregations & Synagogues)Jews for JesusChosen People MinistriesOne for IsraelFirst Fruits of Zion: A Biblical Examination (Video) Interviews on our YouTube ChannelThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro06:00 Messianic Judaism09:35 Hebrew Roots12:41 On the Essentials25:13 Wrap it up, SolbergWhat if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Joining the JMO Podcast for the first time is Cody Solberg. He is a guide, YouTuber, and tournament angler from Wisconsin. For a young man he is very well versed as an angler as evident in his educational content you can find on YouTube searching for "Cody S". In this interview we learn where he discovered his passion for fishing and how he has evolved as an angler as well as an entrepreneur. Summit Fishing Equipment - https://summitfishingequipment.com PROMO CODE: “summit10” for 10% offOnX Fish - https://www.onxmaps.com/fish/app PROMO CODE: “JMO” for 20% offTamarack Island Wilderness Lodge - http://www.tamarackislandwildernesslodge.comRisovi Taxidermy Studio - www.risovitaxidermystudio.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_jmopodcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JMOFishingPodcastWebsite - https://jmopodcast.com

The first reaction video for 2026 with great new music from NMB, Big Big Train, Peter Gabriel, Einar Solberg, Karnivool, and Holosoil.

Send us a textFirst Fruits of Zion (FFOZ) is often described as a ministry that helps Christians reconnect with the Jewish roots of their faith—but are their teachings biblically sound? In this new video, we carefully examine their theology, focusing on the underlying hermeneutical framework and their elevation of Torah over Christ, and test it against Scripture. By engaging directly with their published materials and testing their claims against Scripture, we explain why their approach ultimately distorts the gospel and why Christian churches should exercise serious caution when considering their resources.LINK MENTIONEDPastor Randy Powell: HaYesod (A full Rebuttal) — A 10-part seriesThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction07:49 Examining First Principles22:19 Interpreting the Gospels and the Epistles38:16 Abolishing God?46:08 Written on Our Hearts59:44 Torah Made Flesh01:16:05 Wrap it up, SolbergSUPPORT OUR MINISTRYhttps://TheBiblicalRoots.org/support (Thank you!)OUR LINKShttps://linktr.ee/thebiblicalroots

Join us for this year's Christmas investigative episode as we sit down with R.L. Solberg to examine one of the most persistent and controversial claims surrounding the holiday: Is Christmas truly rooted in paganism, or is that narrative built on selective history and modern mythmaking? In an age where viral videos and sensational headlines confidently declare Christmas to be nothing more than a repackaged pagan festival, we slow the conversation down and follow the evidence. Together, we trace the historical claims back to their original sources, evaluate what the early church actually believed and practiced, and expose where popular talking points often rely more on assumption than documented fact. But this conversation doesn't stop at history alone. We also confront the modern tension many believers feel each December—caught between sincere faith and an overwhelming culture of excess, marketing, and consumerism. Is there a meaningful way to celebrate Christmas that resists commercialization while remaining grounded in Christian conviction? This episode isn't about defending tradition for tradition's sake—it's about truth. If you've ever questioned the origins of Christmas, felt conflicted about how it's celebrated today, or wanted a historically informed, biblically grounded perspective, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. Tune in and discover what the evidence really says. P.S. Please consider partnering with us as we head into the new year. https://donorbox.org/cultish