Podcast appearances and mentions of stephen dawson

In his preach Stephen Dawson focusses in on the themes of power and the importance of faith, encouraging us as Christians to trust in God's timing and plan, even when circumstances seem somewhat uncertain. He draws from a number of biblical examples, and emphasises how faith is not just belief but action - it often looks like stepping out even when the outcome isn't visible. Stephen challenges us to live with expectancy, remain obedient, and trust that God is working behind the scenes for their good.

Gift Day Sunday // Time to Build - Stephen Dawson // Ephesians 2:19-22 by Emmanuel

In this message, Stephen Dawson explores the miraculous healings of Aeneas and Tabitha in Acts 9, reminding us that God's power to heal is still active today. We're challenged to examine our faith and expectations when it comes to divine intervention. The story emphasises how these miracles not only transformed individual lives but also led many to turn to the Lord.

In this exploration of Acts 7, Stephen Dawson delves into the life and martyrdom of Stephen, the first Christian martyr. The central message revolves around imitating Christ through our actions, even in the face of persecution. Stephen's unwavering faith and bold proclamation of the gospel serve as a profound example for us today. The parallels between Stephen's death and Jesus' crucifixion are striking, reminding us that following Christ may involve suffering, but also brings ultimate victory.

Stephen Dawson reminds us of the profound responsibility and privilege of parenting as a spiritual journey. We're challenged to see our role as parents primarily as spiritual formators, shaping the souls of our children. He draws parallel between our earthly parenting and God's perfect parenting of us. It's a call to acknowledge God in all our ways, with wholehearted embrace. Stephen invites us to courageously trust God, even when parenting feels overwhelming, reminding us that it's not about having the biggest trust, but about trusting the biggest God.

In this talk, Stephen Dawson explores the transformative power of abiding in Christ's love and how it empowers our relationships. The central scripture, John 15:8-17, invites us to dwell in Jesus' love just as He dwells in the Father's love. This beautiful imagery of interconnectedness reminds us that we're not just servants, but friends chosen by God.

In this message, we're reminded that our confidence in the future doesn't come from knowing what lies ahead, but from knowing who holds the future. Drawing from 2 Peter 1:3-4, we explore how God's divine power grants us everything we need for life and godliness. The sermon challenges us to shift our focus from worldly anxieties to eternal matters, encouraging us to fear the right things – not tomorrow's uncertainties, but the state of our souls before a holy God. Yet, this fear is quickly relieved by God's grace and the precious promises He offers us. We're called to treasure these promises, guarding them against the enemy who seeks to steal our confidence in God's goodness. As we face the future, we're invited to partake in the divine nature, sharing in God's holiness and becoming more like Him. This incredible truth should empower us to live with confidence, knowing that we're united with Christ and equipped for whatever lies ahead.

At the start of the new term, Stephen Dawson brings a word of encouragement about unclogging wells from Genesis 26 and the story of Isaac reopening the wells that had been dug in the time of his father Abraham.

Summer in the Psalms // Psalm 147 Part 2 - Stephen Dawson by Emmanuel

Summer in the Psalms // Psalm 147 Part 1 - Stephen Dawson by Emmanuel

In this week's message, Stephen delves into Exodus chapter 14 and the crossing of the Red Sea. He addresses what to do when you feel hemmed in by your circumstances. How should we view difficulty and trouble through God's perspective? What does it look like for God to make a way?

Stephen Dawson talks about the church's June giving campaign, Time to Plant from 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 looking at Paul's words that whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.

Stephen Dawson looks at the Passover and how that points to the work of Christ in redeeming His people.

In the final talk in The World Turned Upside Down series, Stephen Dawson looks at the generosity amongst the early church. As a generous community, we can be channels of blessings to others.

In this talk, Stephen Dawson looks at the story of Peter and John healing a lame beggar outside the temple and Peter subsequently preaching about Jesus to the crowd.

In this talk, Stephen Dawson reflects on the day of Pentecost when the apostles were filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke in different languages, leading to powerful preaching. He explores the principles, content, and application of Peter's sermon on the day of Pentecost, highlighting the importance of tailoring messages to the audience, the themes discussed by Peter, and the need for repentance and baptism.

Episode 160 features Nathan Morris from KIPP, Stephen Dawson from Normal Software, and Terry Herr from Intellimation and is our 8th episode in the Case Study series looking at real-life, large-scale deployments of smart building technologies. These are not marketing fluff stories, these are lessons from leaders that others can put into use in their smart buildings programs. This conversation explores KIPPs partnerships between Normal Software and Intellimation to better manage school facilities and increase savings to bring money back into the classrooms. Enjoy!Find full show notes and episode transcript on The Nexus Podcast: Episode 160 webpage.Sign-up (or refer a friend!) to the Nexus Newsletter.Learn more about The Smart Building Strategist Course and the Nexus Courses Platform.Check out the Nexus Labs Marketplace.Learn more about Nexus Partnership Opportunities.

Continuing from the Gospel, Luke seems to refer to the ascension three times. There's overlap as well as continuity between the start of Luke, its end, and the start of Acts. This period - the resurrection of Jesus - is clearly emphasised to show its importance to the birth of Christianity - the event that Luke is aiming to give an ‘orderly account' of. The resurrected presence of Jesus and the commissioning of the disciples (as well as their subsequent empowerment by the Spirit) is therefore key.

Throughout the month of November, we ran a giving campaign into caring for our city and the most vulnerable around us. The money given will enable the CARE team to deliver many initiatives we are involved in, in our local area

Across the month of June, together with churches in Amsterdam, Berlin, London and Ottawa, we will be giving towards continuing to help establish churches in key cities. We are committed to helping people find their way back to God, and starting new churches is something that we feel God has called us to.

Buried // 7 Joseph Rises to Power - Stephen Dawson // Genesis 41:37-57 by Emmanuel

In this talk, Stephen Dawson looks at how God intervenes in history and uses Joseph's situation to bring about a greater purpose beyond what anyone could have imagined. This is a reminder that God is in control, and His timing is perfect. We may not always understand why we're going through certain things, but we can trust that God has a plan and purpose.

This week we are joined by Stephen Dawson, Tim jones, Yohaan Philip and Rachel Jeffs as we unpack Sundays preach and discuss key questions that arise, such as "Why did Jesus have to be buried?" We also discuss topics such as forgiveness, and how and why we should forgive.

Joseph's betrayal at the hands of his brothers shows us how God works in the midst of difficult and seemingly impossible circumstances. Just as God was with Joseph every step of the way, even in the pit and in slavery, so too He is with us in our own trials and hardships.

In the new season of Live lunch we are joined with Yohaan Philip, George Benson, and Stephen Dawson unpacking our Sunday Preach on the topic of 'Giving' looking at 2 Corinthians 9:7. Listen back to the Sunday Teaching: https://youtu.be/W92PPQielFs Resources: The Total Money Makeover - Dave Ramsey - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Total-Money-Makeover-Classic-Financial/dp/1595555277

As part of our Gift Day Sunday, Stephen Dawson looks at two ways to give and two ways not to give.

A fantastic start for 2023 and our 5th season: Danelle and Brodie interview the Minister for Innovation and the Digital Economy, Hon Stephen Dawson MLC. Growing up in Ireland, the eldest of four children, he moved to Australia in his teens with his family, and became involved in student politics. His father had been active in the union movement. Starting out as a drama teacher, Stephen Dawson became a Labor member of the upper house of Western Australian government in 2013 becoming a cabinet minister in 2017, and Innovation Minister in 2021. Minister Dawson talks about his hopes for the local innovation ecosystem, and what it needs now. "The ideas are here. The expertise is here now as well. We're growing it locally and we're bringing it in from overseas. But money, if we had more money here we could do so much more quicker. Part of that's my role, and we'll have some announcements over the next 12 months – hopefully the next budget will be good to us – but certainly working with people in Perth who have got money, convincing them how good an investment this will be, is important." ~ Minister Stephen Dawson For more: https://www.wa.gov.au/nif ~ * OFFER from sponsor Dinner Twist for Startup West listeners in Perth: so you can focus on creating the next unicorn, let Dinner Twist worry about dinner. Here is $30 off your first box. Enter SW30 at the checkout. Go to www.dinnertwist.com.au to enjoy * Startup West is recorded at Riff studios in beautiful downtown Perth, Western Australia; produced by Startup News, edited by Carmen Yee Kai Wen and brought to you thanks to support from Spacecubed, Curtin University, RSM, the City of Perth, Dinner Twist and Tekkon. Startup West acknowledges the Whadjuk Nyoongar people, traditional owners of the lands and waters of Perth, where this podcast was recorded, and pays respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Stephen Dawson - Begin with Prayer // Colossians 1:9-14 by Emmanuel

The Advent Series 2 // Receiving God - Stephen Dawson // John 1:10-13 by Emmanuel

Joy Has A Name // 9 Riches In Christ - Stephen Dawson // Philippians 4:10-20 by Emmanuel

Stephen Dawson is an elder at Emmanuel and leads the Clarendon Centre location

WA's emergency services minister says local government will continue to manage local volunteer bush fire brigades. Stephen Dawson says the only exception to the rule would be if both the local government and the local volunteers collectively agree to handball responsibilities over to the state, under the management of DFES, the Department of Fire and Emergency Services. Renewables and clean energy have been a hot topic at the annual Pilbara summit on in Karratha this week.

Does God condone polyamorous relationships? Is marriage a good thing? Why do we believe that abortion is wrong? In season 12 episode 9 of Livelunch we are joined with Yohaan Philip, Matt Carvel, Purity Omolo and Stephen Dawson, discussing our latest sermon ‘The Pursuit of Happiness' from our current teaching series ‘The ‘Promise Endures'. Resources mentioned: Listen to last Sunday's sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5s1qTsvFrs

This story contrasts the placing of one's happiness in love and family versus placing it in the Giver of true happiness.

How do we practically live in the good of Jesus' peace? What does it mean to grieve the Spirit? How should you respond to the consequences of others' sin? In season 12 episode 5 of Livelunch, we are joined with Matt Carvel, Yohaan Philip, Stephen Dawson and Purity Omolo, discussing our latest sermon ‘The Consequences of yesterday' from our current teaching series ‘The ‘Promise Endures'. Listen to last Sunday's sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNbtnS5wMfA&t=1s Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/weareemmanuel Find out more about our Sunday services: weareemmanuel.com/services Listen on Spotify: spotify.com/weareemmanuel

Sin is like a grenade, that when it goes off, has all kinds of impact. But God is gracious and happily associates with the dysfunctional family and has them in His family line as His ancestors and us as His descendants.

Isaac is named among the 3 patriarchs, but in reality, his story is pretty unremarkable. Anything of note in his life is just a repeat of what has been done before by Abraham. But God uses the ordinary actions of ordinary people to carry out His extraordinary plan of blessing to the world.

Both Abraham's servant and Rebekah are examples of faithfulness, pointing us to the true Faithful Servant who said, ‘not My will but Yours' We see how God orchestrates and works through the normal circumstances of life for His higher purposes.

At first blush, James' compassionate last words might seem at odds with the robust way he has spoken to hypocrites (echoing his older brother) and called them to account for their double standards. What is different here? A ‘wanderer' is not a hypocrite pure-and-simple, not seemingly a self-deceived pride-filled God-hater but rather a bruised reed (and we know how the Lord feels about those…)

Minister Stephen Dawson on the 'YVolunteer' program for youth across WA (19.03.2022)

Liverpool are into the Quarter-Finals of the Champions League after beating Inter Milan 2-1 on aggregate.You're listening to the Post-Game Podcast with Patrick Smith after Liverpool lose 1-0 to Inter Milan at Anfield on the night, but progress to Europe's Last Eight regardless of the result.We'll have all the reaction for you on the post game pod, starting with Paul Gorst's verdict, Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference, and the thoughts of Reds Fans Mark Baker, Stephen Dawson and Mike Holt.

Liverpool are into the Quarter Finals of the FA Cup after they beat Norwich City 2-1 thanks to a Takumi Minamino brace.You're listening to the post game podcast with Patrick Smith as Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side featuring 10 changes from the Carabao Cup final victory, ensured the hunt for the quadruple is still on.We'll bring you all the reaction from Anfield, with Paul Gorst's Verdict, Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference and the reaction from Reds fans Mike Holt, Stephen Dawson, Samuel Thomas, Ross Strachan and Mark Baker.Enjoy.

In season 11 episode 3 of Livelunch we are joined with Matt Carvel, Christine Liddiard, and Stephen Dawson discussing our latest sermon 'Wisdom from Above' from our newest series 'Resilient'.

Welcome to the post-game podcast with Patrick Smith as we react to Liverpool keeping up the pace in the Premier League title Race!It was a pretty dreadful first hour for the Reds, made even worse by Norwich taking a shock, heavily deflected lead.The visitors couldn't hold on for long though, as Sadio Mane's acrobatic volley levelled the scoring for the home side. Shortly after, Alisson Becker picked up the ball and leathered it directly onto the boot of Mohamed Salah, who jinked past the norwich defence and keeper to slot home his 150th Liverpool goal.At the complete opposite end of the goal-scoring spectrum, Luis Diaz notched his first in a red shirt to seal the win for Jurgen Klopp's side.We'll have all the reaction you need from Anfield, with Ian Doyle once again providing his verdict from the Press Box, Jurgen Klopp's thoughts from his press conference and as ever, the fan reaction with Mark Baker, Owen Thomas and Stephen Dawson.Enjoy.

It's five goals in Seven for Fab Fabinho as his poacher's finish helped Liverpool to a 1-0 win over Burnley in a frankly horrendous game at Turf Moor.A very good evening to you all and welcome back to the post-game podcast once again in the hands of Patrick Smith, as we react to that crucial win in the Premier League title Race for Jurgen Klopp's men.The Reds really had to scrap it out for that one on a cold, wet, windy Sunday in Lancashire, but they maintain the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester City, before travelling to Milan for this Wednesday's champions league last 16 tie against Inter Milan.Stick with us here on the post game podcast though as we have all the expert reaction you need to Liverpol's 1-0 win over Burnley, with the verdict of the Liverpool ECHO's Paul Gorst, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference and as ever the fan reaction, in the safe hands of Mike Holt, Stephen Dawson and Ross Strachan.

Does it matter what we say? Do we have the freedom to speak our mind? James looks at the power of the tongue and the life or destruction it can bring.

Liverpool's hunt for the quadruple rumbles on as they eased past Cardiff City 3-1 to enter the fifth round of the FA Cup thanks to goals from Diogo Jota, Takumi Minamino and a wonder strike from returning wonder kid Harvey Elliott.The headlines of the day no doubt, will be the return of Harvey Elliot from injury who scored a wonderful volley to mark his comeback, and the debut of new signing Luis Diaz, who notched an assist on his Anfield berth. Patrick Smith is here to bring you all the reaction including; the reactions of Liverpool ECHO correspondent Ian Doyle, Jurgen Klopp's Press Conference and of course the view from the Kop, with fans Stephen Dawson, Mike Holt & Mark Baker giving their thoughts on the Reds' return to action!Enjoy.

Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool it finished at Selhurst Park and the Reds move back in sight of Premier League leaders Manchester City thanks to a Virgil van Dijk Header, a lovely finish from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and a somewhat controversial late Fabinho penalty.Good evening Reds and welcome along to the post game podcast on the Blood Red Channel with your host as ever, Patrick Smith, as we react to that crucial win in the Premier League title race.The Reds absolutely dominated their South London opponents in the opening stages, but had man of the match Alisson Becker to thank in the end after the Eagles failed to capitalise upon their numerous chances during the second half, before Kevin Friend with the help of VAR awarded Liverpool a late controversial penalty to put the match to bed.On today's edition of the post game pod we have the verdict of Paul Gorst, the Press Conferences of Jurgen Klopp and Patrick Vieira, and of course the reaction of the fans in the stands with Mike Holt, Owen Thomas and Stephen Dawson.Enjoy!

Hello and Welcome to the latest edition of the post-game podcast as we revel in the glory of Liverpool's 4 - 0 victory over Southampton.A first half brace from Jota and a deflected effort from Thiago Alcantara surged the Reds to a commanding 3 - 0 lead, surpassing the milestone of 700 goals under manager Jurgen Klopp.Virgil van Dijk volleyed home against his former club in the second half as the Reds played out a comfortable victory, ahead of Wednesday's Derby at Goodison.Hear from Liverpool ECHO correspondent Paul Gorst, Jurgen Klopp in his Press Conference, and the thoughts of fans Stephen Dawson, Mike Holt, Owen Thomas and Mark Baker.Enjoy!Get exclusive podcasts direct to your inbox every week for FREE by joining the Blood Red Club. Sign up at http://www.bloodredpodcast.co.ukWatch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

A multi-tiered wheat market has opened up in the last couple of weeks, with a huge spread in prices between top quality APW wheat and lower quality ASW. Prices ex Kwinana yesterday show APW was trading at $415 a tonne, while ASW was trading at $330 a tonne. That's a difference of $85 dollars and it's usually only a $10 to $15 difference. It's a sign the market believes a lot of low quality wheat is about to be harvested in Australia and it's sending a message that what it really wants is high quality wheat. The minister for Aboriginal affairs Stephen Dawson has refused a request for an interview on the ABC Country Hour to address concerns around WA's new Aboriginal cultural heritage laws and how it will affect the farm sector. The state opposition says lengthy delays to a business case for tier three rail lines could result in WA missing out on federal government funding to restore some of the lines.

Stephen Dawson continues the Your People Bible teaching series looking at who is your neighbour?

The first of a 3 part teaching series from Haggai looking at our past, present and future.

Stephen Dawson continues our reboot_ preaching series looking at Genesis 22:1-24. When Abraham and Isaac go up the mountain to sacrifice, they seem to lack a very important part of the equation: the lamb! Tune in to see how God proves his trustworthiness and goodness through this testing of Abraham's faith, and how he can and will do the same in your life.

Stephen Dawson looks at God's compassion for Hagar and Ishmael and what this says to us today.

After the global outrage at Rio Tinto's intentional destruction of Juukan Gorge, the state Labor government promised new Aboriginal Heritage legislation. Indigenous cultural rights would be respected. But the "new" heritage legislation may say all the right things except where it matters: amounting to no more than the repackaging of the old rights to mining companies. Aboriginal groups may remain effectively gagged. Thus far the Aboriginal Affairs Minister, Stephen Dawson, has declined to meet with the environment movement to listen to these heritage concerns. Archaeologist and heritage specialist Robin Stevens speaks frankly about how we got here, and what we need to do if our state is to genuinely support Aboriginal communities and respect and appreciate their cultural values. Photos: supplied

In Season 9 Episode 8 of Live Brunch Matt Carvel, Stephen Dawson and Christine Liddiard discuss the theme of priesthood from our reboot_ teaching series.

What is priesthood, and why do we need Jesus as our great high priest? Stephen Dawson continues our reboot_ series looking at the theme of priesthood.

True vulnerability is costly. How can we be vulnerable by walking in the light with the right people? How do we trust God's promises when putting ourselves in the hands of others? Stephen Dawson continues our Relational Wisdom series looking at the theme of 'Vulnerability'.

Chorus is undergoing some exciting changes to work more locally - to become less of a service provider and more of a facilitator in the community. In this episode we talk to Elli Moody, facilitator of inclusive art programs at Chorus, about the inspiring community engagement that is going on locally in Mandurah. “We try and have an annual exhibition each year, which is really about showcasing what our guys have been producing and getting it out there in the community,” says Elli. Elli and the Ability Arts team got involved in the Selfie Portrait Exhibition last year. They sent out a kit with a canvas, paints and paint brushes to various groups in the Mandurah community. “We could have done it just in-house with our customers, but we thought we'd throw it out to the wider community,” Elli explains. “It's really good for building some connections within the community. We had about 25 students from John Tonkin Ed Support Centre take part.” The team has a strong relationship with the City of Mandurah and have taken part in other community art projects, like painting the signage for the beach access equipment shed at Keith Holmes Reserve in Mandurah. “Our artists got together and started drawing beach sort of inspired illustrations, which we then put together into a design, which is now on the shed,” says Elli. Eight artists from Ability Arts took part in state-wide As We Are art exhibition last year. Potter Kylie Graham from the group won the won the sculpture award with her entry of Cinderella and Prince Charming. “She was just so excited and she actually received the award from Stephen Dawson, who is the Minister for Disability Services,’ adds Elli. It’s not all about art down at Ability Arts (although it mostly is!) The group love going on social outings too and last year funded some of their activities by signing up for Containers for Change. “When Containers for Change came out, we thought that would be a great opportunity to make some extra money,” adds Elli. “I think the Ability Arts really speaks to the multiple connections and how we really connect with the community down there,” says Louise. Dan agrees. “What we're trying to do in the Peel area and then beyond is replicate the sort of local way of working that we've heard about today in other places. And that's really the plan,” says Dan. Credits: Podcast Hosts: Dan Minchin and Louise Forster Opening Voiceover: Ryan Burke Opening Music: “Wattlebird” by Dylan Hatton Music Interviewee: Elli Moody, Facilitator Social Support Group, Chorus Ability Arts, Mandurah Producer/Editor: Judith Hatton Executive Producer: Meaghan Ferries Audio editing: Matthew Clark Artwork: Maddie Bull Mentioned in this episode: Chorus Ability Arts John Tonkin Education Support Centre Selfie Portrait Exhibition City of Mandurah Containers for change As We Are Art Award

Stephen Dawson continues our Relational Wisdom Series, looking at the theme of 'Peace and Reconciliation'. Sometimes a relationship simply can't work without something being at least addressed. How can we bring peace to our relationships when we've been offended or offended others?

Stephen Dawson continues our Story preaching series (going through Exodus) looking at the theme of Presence. Moses and the Israelites were distraught at the prospect of entering the Promised Land without God going with them. The purpose of humanity is to glorify God and to connect with Him. He wants to presence Himself in our lives.

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Many people only invest through their company's 401k program. Outside of that it's primarily bank accounts. But when you branch out on your own, how do you invest? What kind of account do you need? What sorts of things should you be looking to invest in? Adam Fayed, founder of Global Online Financial Advisory Firm, joins Adam and Naresh to explain how to go about investing, whether you should invest with pre or post tax money, if straight indexing is the way to go, and a whole lot more in the first half of their interview. Website: www.AdamFayed.com Featured Photo by Stephen Dawson on Unsplash www.WorkFromHomeShow.com

Stephen Dawson looks at the parable of the tenants. Matthew 21:33-46

Stephen Dawson teaches on the parable of the lost sheep Matthew 18:10-14

Stephen Dawson speaks about the anxieties around money at our Gift Day Sunday

2019 Newday Seminar | Disciple Sharing Jesus - Stephen Dawson by Newday

2018 Newday 12-14s Fri True Stories 4 Authority Stephen Dawson by Newday

01 July 2018 Part 2 of 4

2 Samuel 18.1-18 | 2 Samuel series exploring the final days of King David's reign.

Readings: Genesis 39:1-6a,20b-23; Colossians 3:22-41 Synopsis: Stephen reminds us of how God blesses us and those we serve as we we are faithful in our roles and obedient to His Word. He reminds that even if our acts seem to go unseen by others, God sees them all.

2 Sam 16.15-23 | 2 Samuel series exploring the final days of King David's reign.

Exploring the Emmanuel value 'Stay inspired Jesus calls us to adventure.'

Exploring the Emmanuel value 'Everything changes except the Gospel: We ask “what is best for right now”?.'

Exploring the Emmanuel value 'Play as team: However great I am, I get to be part of something greater.'

2017 Newday 12 - 14s Thu Disciple 3 Stephen Dawson by Newday

Readings are taken from: John 6:25-35 Philippians 4:10-23

2016 Newday 12 - 14s This Is What You Came Here For 2 So What's The Catch? Stephen Dawson by Newday

Stephen Dawson is a pioneer in the field of venture philanthropy in the UK. A former venture capitalist, he was involved for 25 years with ECI, where he was until recently non-executive chairman.   Stephen was a co-founder of Impetus Trust- now Impetus-PEF- the first British venture philanthropy organisation, investing in charities and social enterprises that...

1 May 2016 - 630pm - Stephen Dawson by St Jude's Southsea

Sermon- The Wine

Readings are taken from: Ephesians 1:3-14 John 1:10-18

Stephen Dawson & Kat Thomas deliver the third talk of the foundational faith series 'All About That Base'.

Stephen Dawson & Kat Thomas deliver the first talk of the foundational faith series 'All About That Base'.

Episode 65 - Shot in London, England 4/21/11 Crusader Raider Keith Smith hosts the 2nd of two videos shot in London, England. We continue the postgame celebration of the Leyton Orient Football Club victory that we started in Episode 64. Keith interviews several English Raider fans while we are having a few pints of Ale in the Leyton Orient Supporters Club....a great pub right in the stadium. We had a chat with Stephen Dawson, Captain of the Leyton Orient English Football Team (aka soccer). Keith recruited Stephen as an honorary member of the Raider Nation. After chatting with several others in the supporters club, we made our way to a neighborhood pub nearby, which had a nice outdoor drinking area. Keith headed up a discussion about travels to Oakland and San Diego in 2011 to watch the Raiders. One of the Raider fans celebrating with us at the pub, Richard the "Diehard Essex Raider", talked about his trip to Oakland for the home opener against the Rams in 2010. We show a little footage of his appearance on Raider Nation Videocast at that game in Oakland, during our pregame tailgate party with Raider Greg. Also seen in the video are Les the "English Raider", "Raider Adam", Big Raider Dave Chapman, Lisa, Sarah, Kerry, Kelly, and Michelle. Raider Nation Podcast YouTube page: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=RaiderNationPodcast Subscribe to Raider Nation Podcast and Raider Nation Videocast (free) in iTunes Listen to our audio podcast (Raider Nation Podcast) year round. Call our toll-free voicemail line (The Boneline) and get on our podcast: 1-800-620-7181 http://www.raidernationpodcast.com (join our forum and leave your comments) http://www.raidernationvideocast.com (watch all of our videos) Our videos are normally hosted by Raider Greg. This one was hosted by "Crusader Raider" Keith Smith. Thanks Keith (and Dave...and all of our new English family) for everything! Filmed in HD