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As we conclude our look at our fourth Family Church value, we look at what it truly means to be a spiritual family.
Former director of 7 News, Steve Carey, joined Tom Elliott.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Everywhere we look, the world is speaking of a 'cost of living crisis'. What does the bible teach us about how to respond?
In this short message celebrating Global Sunday, we open Scripture to discover three important truths: that God's heart is for all nations, that diversity is part of God's design, and that unity is more important than uniformity!
Ps Steve this week speaks about tghe Stoiry of our Lives. Do we live intentionally, or drift along? Is our life wasted or invested. This message helps us to understand the value of our days, they are never repeated! Listen with intent!
What do people experience when they encounter the Church: The grace of the Father's open arms, or the legalism and judgment of the older brother? In this message, we explore the ministry of Jesus and see how encountering the fullness of grace always leads to an experience of the power of truth.
As we continue exploring the new life God has given us, we take time to reflect on what Colossians 3 teaches about living this new life - setting our minds on things above and leaving the old behind.
Ps Steve speaks on the second of the Family Church Values - We Value New Life, introducing this topic and giving a foundational message. This is an amazing message looking at the New Life we have in Jesus when we accept Him as saviour. If we make the same mistakes over and over again in our relationships and other areas of our lives, this message is perfectly aimed at helping us understand the value of the New Life we really have.Ps Steve speaks about what value life is, why this matters and how we can live in the power of this life.Are we actually living in the power of a simple gospel? This is the crux of Ps Steve's message today. Are we living in the power of what Jesus has done for us? Jesus makes a point that when we were born in the natural sense, we were dead in the spiritual sense, right. When we came out of the womb, our first breath, our first tears, we were physically alive that day, but the Bible says that we were spiritually dead (John 3:1 & following - Jesus Teaches Nicodemus).Ps Steve lays the foundation that as a result of the fall (Adam & Eve), we are all born into sin spiritually. However God, who is so rich in mercy because he loved us so much, even when we were dead in our sins and our trespasses, gave us new life when he raised Christ from the dead. And so, when Jesus went to the cross, we went to the cross. When Jesus was buried in the tomb, we were buried in the tomb. The Bible says that we have also been raised to newness of life in him, we've been given a brand new life. We have been born again. Romans 12:2 (NIV) says " Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will." Let God transform us into new people. We are now in Christ. How can we do this?, only by changing the way we think & see. We've got to change the way we think in order to change the way we live because we will always live in accordance with what we believe. If we renew our minds, we can wake knowing old addictions & habits no longer form who we are because we are free!!!
In many senses, we are all like Barabbas - guilty and deserving of punishment. Yet Jesus took our place, bearing our punishment and carrying our cross. Then he rose again, defeating death. So the question that remains is: What is my response?
Having spoken last week about how God doesn't just want us to be saved, but also healed and restored in every area of our lives, we give space for God to move in the lives of people.
As we continue our journey of exploring our Family Church values, we reflect on how God doesn't just want us to be saved, but also healed and restored in every area of our lives. In a world that is constantly finding new ways to avoid the pain and dysfunction of our brokenness, our role as a church is to point to Jesus, the One who heals and restores.
As we begin our journey of exploring our Family Church values, we take time to reflect on the story of the prodigal son. There is so much to learn from what is arguably one of the greatest stories ever told. Listen in as Steve shares about the compassionate heart of God, revealing His unending mercy and grace, and how, as a church, we are called to value people in the same way our Heavenly Father does.
Having shared the Family Church vision for 2026 last Sunday, we take time to unpack what it means for us in the Havant congregation, and how YOU can get involved!
In the final part of our The Story of My Life series, we take time to reflect on the final chapter of life, recognizing that while our story may end on earth, it continues in eternity. Through this message, our hope is that you will journey from fear, ignorance and presumption to a place of hope, knowledge, and certainty as we consider the question: 'What happens when I die?'
Continuing our series, The Story of My Life, we take time to reflect on the reality that pain is an unavoidable part of life. In this message of hope, Steve explores how the presence of pain does not mean the absence of God and asks an important question: when pain arrives, where will you turn?
In the third part of our series, The Story of My Life, Steve explores how we can build healthy relationships with the people who become part of our story. We learn how receiving God's unconditional love can heal the hurts of our past and set us up for a better future, one where love is a choice we intentionally make.
Listen in as we launch a brand-new series, The Story of My Life. In this message, we explore our beginnings and how truly understanding who is authoring our story can transform the way we see our identity and purpose.
Listen in as we take time to 'Pause for Thought' and reflect on all that God has been speaking and doing through this year's teaching.
As we wrap up our Jonah series, we turn our attention to chapters 3 and 4 of this ancient text. At first glance, these chapters may seem unusual, but they reveal valuable insights. By looking closely at where Jonah went wrong, we discover just how much we can learn for ourselves.
Jonah 3:1 is such an encouraging verse: 'The word of the Lord came to Jonah a second time.' It's a powerful reminder that God doesn't give up on us. He redirects, He restores, and He invites us to rise and try again. Give this message a listen, and be inspired to Go Again!”
As we continue our journey through the book of Jonah, we're reminded that prayer and repentance open the door to restoration. God didn't give up on Jonah, and He'll never give up on you!
We're starting a brand-new series on the Old Testament book of Jonah. Listen in as we start exploring the lessons we can learn from this reluctant prophet. In the first part of this series, we examine the consequences of disobedience and ask ourselves the hard-hitting question: 'In what area of my life am i running from the word of God?'
On Mission Sunday, we heard from three people who went on mission trips in 2025. Listen in as they share their highlights, how the experience stretched them, and why they would encourage everyone to get involved in mission.
As we continue our series, Life Is a Garden, we turn our attention to two key seeds we are constantly sowing into our lives: our thoughts and our words. Could it be that by changing the way we think and speak, we might uproot some weeds and cultivate a more fruitful, abundant life?
As we begin our new three-part series, Life Is a Garden, we ask important questions about what it takes to cultivate a fruitful and abundant life. In doing so, we discover that it requires intentionality, consistency, and time.
The early church didn't fear or resist change; they embraced it! As a result, God used moments of change and transition to continue to multiply them. In this message, Steve talks about change in Family Church, and how in our individual lives God will often use the vehicle of change to get us from where we are to where He wants us to be!
As we continue in our 'A growing Church' message series, Steve shares why you need people, and why people need you!
Join us for a brand new teaching series, as we continue in our 'Magnify and Multiply' theme. This new series is all about 'A growing Church'. We take a deep dive into Acts 2:42-47, and begin the series by looking at what it actually means to be 'devoted to Apostolic teaching.'
As we continue in our Miracles series, Steve speaks about making the shift from just trusting God for our situations to also believing God for others.
In this message, Steve shares from the account of the widow in 1 Kings 17, and encourages us not to let the miraculous become mundane!
As we begin a brand new teaching series, Steve looks at the extraordinary account of thousands being fed by five loaves and two fish, and reminds us that we serve a supernatural God who can take what we offer to Him and multiply it abundantly!
Join us for a 'Global Sunday' Q&A!
As we conclude our series, 'Growing God's Family', we look at what it means for us to be ambassadors, salt & light, and how reaching people with the message begins with us living out the message.
As we continue in our series, 'Growing God's Family', we look at how reaching the world begins with reaching our world, starting with our family.
As we begin a brand new series looking at multiplication in the context of seeing people saved, Steve shares on the importance of one, and how God wants a big family!
One week on from Ressurection Sunday, we ask the question: 'what now'? In doing so, we learn that we have a message to share with others about the power of the cross! That the cross of Jesus reveals the heart of God, breaks the power of darkness, draws all people, and produces multiplication.
As we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we take a look at the powerful and life-changing truth that we've been rescued from the darkness of the tomb and brought into the light of God's kingdom!
As we move onto the second part of our 2025 theme 'Magnify & Multiply', Steve introduces the concept of multiplication and looks at how faith, patience, and obedience are all keys to us experiencing God's multiplication in our lives!
How does Church become 'Home'? In this message, we look at how growing our understanding of Revelation, Responsibility & Relationship could make all the difference!
This week's edition of Copeland's Corner, Tom Sawyer fills in for Brian and hosts a lively discussion that touches on a variety of topics. Headliners on the Headliners includes guests Tony Camin, Karen Anderson, and Steve Carey. They begin with a discussion on the current political climate, including RFK Jr.'s potential confirmation, Ebola outbreak in Uganda, and various conspiracy theories concerning terrorism, martial law, and the Trump administration's controversial decisions. The conversation also delves into the impact of conservative policies, voter suppression, and the loss of empathy in politics. The discussion later shifts to movies and TV shows, highlighting recent horrors and thrillers, the new series Shogun, and upcoming projects on their radar. They also offer reviews on good and bad films over the past year.--Connect with our Guests... Karen Anderson - Dining with Doug & Karen PodcastTony Camin - Website: TonyCamin.com and on Instagram @Tony.Camin --For more from Brian...Visit his website: www.BrianCopeland.comFollow on Social Media: Instagram - @CopelandsCorner & @BrianCopieEmail: BrianCopelandShow@Gmail.com --Copeland's Corner is Created, Hosted, & Executive Produced by Brian Copeland. This Show is Recorded & Mixed by Charlene Goto with Go-To Productions. Visit Go-To Productions for all your Podcast & Media needs.Our Booking Producer is Tom Sawyer. For any show inquiries, please email CopelandsCornerPodcast@gmail.com
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Co-Founder of NewsFlash Media and former Channel Seven News Director, Steve Carey, said there's a "huge risk" involved with including astrology in the main news bulletin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
September 27, 2023 ~ Steve Carey, Regional Sales Manager for Oswald Companies, and Heidi Boyd, Planned Giving Officer for Michigan Humane, join Guy and Lloyd at the 2023 Detroit Economic Club's Rising Stars Honoree Reception at The Statler.
The News at Six team have their journalistic standards challenged by a mass shooting in a sleepy Melbourne suburb. Helen's accused of being too cold and aggressive, while makeup artist, "tea-and-three sugars" Cheryl, is being used by Evelyn to level the score.Leigh Sales and Lisa Millar meet the star of The Newsreader, Anna Torv to hear about the inspiration behind Helen's news voice and to get the inside-scoop on the inner workings of Helen and Dale.Lisa calls on an old journo mate to take us back to the real-life scene of the shocking Hoddle St shootings in 1987.Credits:Hosted by: Leigh Sales and Lisa MillarExecutive Producer: Alex LollbackProducer: Michele WeekesSound Engineer: Angela GrantManager, ABC Podcasts: Monique BowleyOriginal Music Composer: Cornel Wilczek Special thanks to: Steve Carey and Anna TorvProduction credits:A Werner Films Production for the ABC. Major production investment from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and financed with support from VicScreen. Worldwide distribution is managed by Entertainment One (eOne). Created by Michael Lucas. Written by Michael Lucas, Kim Ho, Adrian Russell Wills and Niki Aken. Directed by Emma Freeman. Produced by Lucas and Joanna Werner. Executive Producers Werner, Stuart Menzies and Emma Freeman. ABC Executive Producers Brett Sleigh and Sally Riley.
July 3, 2023 ~ Full Show. Tom Jordan in for Guy. Mike Lee, Managing Editor of Crain's Detroit Business touches on some of the week's biggest business headlines. Steve Carey, Regional Sales Manager for Oswald Companies is this week's Rising Star. Lloyd Jackson has updates from Police Chief James White on some of Detroit's biggest unsolved crimes. Nolan Finley, Editorial Page Editor for the Detroit News breaks down this session's Supreme Court rulings. David Sowerby, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager at Ancora Bloomfield Hills discusses Ann Arbor's basic income program. John Sellek, Founder and CEO of Harbor Strategic Public Affairs on former Congressman Mike Rogers eyeing a Senate run and Jordan Young PGA Professional at Jordan Young Golf and Co-Host of WJR's Spin on Golf looks back on the Rocket Mortgage Classic.
Once maligned, later tentatively praised, James Joyce's only existing play, Exiles, may be his least popular work. Though it is rarely staged these days, Bloomsday in Melbourne's Steve Carey is up to the challenge. We talk why Exiles has been so maligned, why it's actually good, and how to go about staging a play that is famously unpopular.Come see us in person this Bloomsday! Get tickets to our live show (in person or online) here!This episode was originally a Patreon bonus episode. For more exclusive content, including a video version of this and other episodes, join our Patreon.
Happy One Year Anniversay to us!In this episode we look back at the past year, and then feature an interview with wargaming hobby jack-of-all-trades Steve Carey. Steve is the designer of the latest game in the Blind Swords series from Revolution Games, and is also at work on the next volume.As well, the usual wargame chatter.Also mentioned:Armchair Dragoons podcast