Podcast appearances and mentions of steve nicholson

On Wednesday's AOA, we start the show with a look at grains, cotton, dairy and cattle markets with Shawn Hackett from Hackett Financial Advisors. In Segment Two, we have a conversation with Congressman Tracey Mann (R-KS). In Segment Three, we look at the global picture for grains and oilseeds as we move into summer with Steve Nicholson, Global Sector Strategist for Grains and Oilseeds with Rabobank. Then we close the show in Segment Four with a planting update and talk of what it means to be a Dad on the farm with Brent Renner, fourth-generation farmer and United Soybean Board director from Klemme, IA.

Steve Lynn Nicholson is a Michigan man convicted of two counts of homicide and child abuse following the deaths of his two young children in October 2010. At the time, Nicholson was living in Allen Park, Michigan, where he had sole custody of his son, Jonathan, and shared custody of his daughter, Ella. On the night of October 19, 2010, both children were found dead in his apartment—Jonathan in the bathtub and Ella on the bathroom floor. The prosecution argued that Nicholson intentionally drowned both children, citing evidence of prior abuse and suspicious circumstances at the crime scene.Medical experts testified that Jonathan's lungs contained water, indicating he was deliberately submerged, and that Ella had been placed face-down after drowning, showing signs of scalding burns. Nicholson's defense contended that the deaths were accidental. However, the trial court convicted him of first-degree murder for Ella's death, second-degree murder for Jonathan's, and first-degree child abuse. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder convictions, plus additional time for child abuse.In 2012, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld Nicholson's convictions, affirming that the trial court had properly admitted evidence of prior abuse and that the verdicts were supported by the evidence presented. The case highlighted Nicholson's history of mistreating the children, including reports from neighbors and his partner about physical abuse and neglect. The court found that the deaths were not accidental, citing the deliberate staging of the scene and the children's inability to escape the water. Nicholson remains incarcerated at the G. Robert Cotton Correctional Facility in Jackson, Michigan, serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole.https://linktr.ee/UnforbiddentruthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/unforbidden-truth--4724561/support.

This Time is the first song I ever heard from an unknown Canadian rocker named Bryan Adams. I was introduced to it by a friend called Steve Nicholson, he lived at the end of my road and he too was an avid Sheffield United fan.I ended up going to away matches with him and his Dad, and I even had a Saturday job at their family business back in the day (they had an independent Insurance brokerage, just in case you were wondering).We still keep in touch, though somewhat vicariously, over one of the platforms, in fact there is even a possibility we will bump into each other through the course of the day. Because he will be heading to the same place that I am, and like me he will have found some new hope.This time.Stay safe.This Time - Bryan AdamsCambridge Common CowsTherapy For Me (or TFM as I now refer to it) is a bit of an audio curiosity. It started out as a mechanism for me to clear my head, with the hope that by saying stuff out loud it would act as a little bit of self-help. It's remains loose in style, fluid in terms of content and raw - it's a one take, press record and see what happens, affair.If you want to keep in touch with TFM and the other stuff I do then please follow me on Facebook, Insta, Twitter or Patreon. Thanks for getting this far.

Steve Nicholson and David Devenish bring us powerful teaching for our Holy Spirit Equipping Day on the 29th March 2025. This preach was recorded at our Putnoe congregation. In this audio we have one of David Devenish's preaches (18 seconds in), a Q&A with both David and Steve (52 mins in) and then finally one of Steve Nicholson's preaches (1 hour 32 mins in).

Steve Nicholson brings us a one off Preach titled "Ever Increasing Faith". This preach was recorded at our Putnoe congregation.

Steve Nicholson led a seminar at our Come Holy Spirit conference on Winning Spiritual Battles.

Steve Nicholson spoke at our Come Holy Spirit conference about the need to be filled with the Spirit so we can fulfil the Lord's plans and purposes for our lives and for those around us.

Join us Steve talks to us about growing in faith.

On this episode, we learn about the Forever Green Initiative at the University of Minnesota College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences. Dr. Mitch Hunter joins us to discuss their work with cover crops, soil health, water quality and more. We also listen back to a recent conversation about the markets in 2024 with Steve Nicholson from Rabobank on today's show.

We saw the soy complex with a nice rebound to close out the week on Friday while the rest of the grains and livestock were mostly higher as well. Many traders seemed to be squaring positions ahead of the holiday week ahead. On today's show, we get an update on South America's growing conditions and the market impacts with Dr. Michael Cordonnier from Soybean and Corn Advisor Inc. Plus, we take a look at the year in the markets and look ahead to 2025 with Steve Nicholson, Global Sector Strategist for Grains & Oilseeds with Rabobank.

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Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast. I'm Chuck Zimmerman. I've lost count of how many Farm Progress Shows I have attended but it's a lot. This year in Boone, IA we had great weather and that's not always the case. But it was also an opportunity to see friends as well as clients. I was only on site for Tuesday and half of Wednesday but I recorded 26 interviews that you can find on AgNewsWire in our virtual newsroom for the event. So, speaking of clients and the fact that we're always interested in what's new in the world of agribusiness I'm going to share interviews with several companies. They include: Scott Nelson, Make Hay; Thad England, Groundwork Bioag; Craig Dick, Phospholutions; Scott Trbovich, Taranis and Steve Nicholson, Rabo AgriFinance. They'll go in that order. We post the ZimmCast on AgWired as the official podcast. We also post stories using other interviews as we have time so keep your eye out for them too. That's the ZimmCast for now. I hope you enjoy it and thank you for listening.

In this episode, Tom and Julie are joined by Steve Nicholson, Senior Analyst - Grains & Oilseeds, Rabo AgriFinance. The three of them discuss the current grain market and what market trends growers should look out for in the next couple of months.

Hurricane Debby is hammering Florida and the southeast with heavy rains to start this week while we also watch storms in the Northern Plains and parts of the Midwest. Eric Snodgrass with Nutrien Ag Solutions joins us to discuss the weather outlook for this week and beyond. More at https://www.ag-wx.com. Also, the grain and oilseed markets have been stuck in this bearish downtrend for awhile now and the overall ag economy picture is looking a little rough. Steve Nicholson, Global Sector Strategist for Grains & Oilseeds with Rabobank, joins us for a wide-ranging conversation. And we also talk conservation, soil health, adding humates to your soil and more with Russell Taylor, VP of Live Earth. You can learn more online at https://www.livearth.com.

This week's Open Mic guest is Steve Nicholson, Global Sector Strategist for Grains and Oilseeds with Rabobank. In this interview, Nicholson discusses the mixed signals the Federal Reserve is sifting through as it continues to battle inflation. While there improvements in the economy, Nicholson says higher rates impact capital intensive businesses like transportation and agriculture. He says farmers need clear answers on risk management tools a new farm bill should provide.

W/C 3rd June 2024I got into Bryan Adams before the Reckless album came out. So before Summer of 69, and before Run To You.I had a friend called Steve Nicholson way back in the day, and we used to hang out and listen to music, and one day he put on the cassette of Cuts Like A Knife. Mind blown.Of course the only reason I have thought back to that moment at 06:43 on a Saturday morning, is because I was trying to come up with a title for an episode that would reference the D-Day celebrations that took place this week. And Bryan had the answer.The song is from a much underrated album called Into The Fire, which I could also have used to describe the kind of week Rishi has had.Stay safe.Remembrance Day - Bryan AdamsJourney HomeLewis Goodall Interview Therapy For Me (or TFM as I now refer to it) is a bit of an audio curiosity. It started out as a mechanism for me to clear my head, with the hope that by saying stuff out loud it would act as a little bit of self-help. It's remains loose in style, fluid in terms of content and raw - it's a one take, press record and see what happens, affair.If you want to keep in touch with TFM and the other stuff I do then please follow me on Facebook, Insta, Twitter or Patreon. Thanks for getting this far.

2023 ends and 2024 begins with an unusual number of unknowns in commodity markets and across the industry. RaboResearch grain & oilseed analysts Steve Nicholson, Andrick Payen, and Owen Wagner sort through the clutter and try to bring order to the year-end jumble. In the second half of the episode, Steve talks to Brazil-based RaboResearch farm inputs analyst Bruno Fonseca about one area that's actually more settled than a year ago – farm inputs.

On this holiday episode of Market Talk, we sit down for a conversation about the commodity markets with Steve Nicholson from Rabobank to start the show. Then, it's a look at farmland values with Randy Dickhut from Agricultural Economic Insights and a conversation at the end of the show with Rachel Maleh from Operation Lifesaver Inc. (OLI).

‘Eagerly desire the spiritual gifts, especially prophecy.' God is searching for a generation who hear his voice intimately and respond in courageous faith. When we practice supernatural conversation with God, it can lead to the release of miracles, signs and wonders.  Listen back to this workshop from The Cause to Live For 2023.

“We have weapons that are more than sufficient to overcome all the power of evil in this world. We've got to use them!” In this talk, recorded live at The Cause To Live For 2023, Steve Nicholson talks about the hardships of entering the Kingdom and how we must acknowledge that we are in a battle. As we advance the Kingdom, the enemy will kick back so we must be prepared for war and be ready to fight.

Davis Michaelsen covers a lot of topics with guest analyst Steve Nicholson of Rabobank plus AgMarket.net's Robin Schmahl shares his reaction to the House passing the bill to allow schools to serve whole milk. Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures covers price action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aaron and Josh welcome Steve Nicholson to the podcast.

When it comes to the past past, markets and market outlooks have leaned heavily to the bearish side. Steve Nicholson, global sector strategist for grain and oilseeds with Rabobank, is one analyst who is going against the trend, at leasts for wheat and oilseeds, including canola. Setting aside corn and beans, and looking at wheat,... Read More

“Get into church, be a part of it, make it better, make it real, be a servant and show what servant leadership can really be. God will do great things.” At the Cause to Live For 2023 Steve spoke about his love of the Church and how even though it can be messy and difficult, it's through the Church that God can do mighty things. If we love Jesus, then we must also love the Church.

“When you really find the Kingdom, you can't get enough. You are willing to pay anything and everything to have it.” Steve Nicholson opened The Cause to Live For 2023 by sharing how an encounter with the power of the Holy Spirit changed everything. From that moment he was willing to give up everything and take every risk in order to follow God. What are we willing to lay down to find the treasure?

There's a lot to talk about in the row crop world this fall. In this month's episode, RaboResearch grain & oilseed strategist Steve Nicholson speaks with analysts Andrick Payen and Owen Wagner to hash out some hot topics.

Fall is here, and conversations turn to yields and prices for corn and soybeans. The question isn't just what the US crop will be but how it will fare relative to demand and yields on a global scale. Join RaboResearch grains & oilseeds analysts Steve Nicholson, Owen Wagner, and Andrick Payen for their monthly roundtable conversation on the US row crop sector.  

Among the instructions to leaders in 1 Timothy is the requirement to ‘be above reproach'. The truth is, we all face challenges in life. They come in many forms: misunderstandings, disappointments, unfulfilled longings, doubts, trials, temptations, setbacks and satanic attacks. Success, too, can be a test. There is also pressure, suffering, sickness, bereavement, sorrow, trauma, tragedy, persecution and failure. In this seminar, Steve Nicholson explores the practical, emotional and spiritual building blocks that every leader needs in their lives in order to lead for the long haul and finish ‘the race' marked out for us.

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"Something is rumbling, something is coming, and it's going to start with young people." Sharing stories from Asbury and our own nations here in the UK & Ireland, Debby Wright and Steve Nicholson share what they've been noticing in the under 25s - that there is a deep hunger in our young people and the Spirit is on the move. They urge us to pay attention to what God is doing in this generation and to play our part wherever we can. Recorded live in Nottingham at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2023.

Wednesday's AOA took a good look at the grain markets, with Steve Nicholson of Rabo Research outlining his expectations for grain market supply and demand over the next seven years, followed by Krista Swanson, Chief Economist at the National Corn Growers Association, who addressed the potential impact of the Black Sea Grain Export Corridor going away. The show closed with Chuck Conner, President and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, who outlined the objections the Agriculture Workforce Coalition has with the most recent Secure the Border Act and the the path ahead for ag labor.

Chip discussed long-term outlook for corn, soybeans and wheat (here comes the bean crush) with Steve Nicholson of RaboResearch plus heard from Jack Scoville of The PRICE Futures Group on price action and Cary Artac of artacadvisory.com shared chart updates.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a lot to talk about in the row crop world as planting season in the US Grain Belt gets underway. Global strategist Steve Nicholson and analysts Andrick Payen and Owen Wagner cover China's market moves, uncertainty about the Black Sea grain agreement, soil conditions and drought concerns, the market outlooks for corn, soy, cotton, and wheat, and more in this episode.

We're at Commodity Classic 2023 in Orlando, Florida sponsored by Helena Agri-Enterprises, LLC. Visit helenaagri.com for more information. Our guests this afternoon ate Steve Nicholson of Rabo Bank, Rick Brock of The Brock Report, and Bryan Doherty of Total Farm Marketing. Plus Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures shares price action perspective.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everyone's keeping an eye on interest rates - including farmers.  Charitee Seebecker talks with Steve Nicholson with Rabobank.  Input costs in 2023 are still expected to be high, but Nicholson says most farms are still in a decent financial position. Consumers have probably been witnessing higher prices at the grocery store.  Maybe it was the Thanksgiving turkey or availability of fresh produce.  Now, egg prices are catching attention.  Carrie Mess visits with UW-Extension Poultry Specialist, Dr. Ron Keane, about why this is happening and how long consumers can expect the trend to stay in place. Andy Faulman, broker analyst with EverAg joins Pam Jahnke, talking about seasonal holiday buying patterns influencing cheese and butter, and what 2023 holds in store.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harvest is wrapping up in Wisconsin and now begins the preparations for 2023. Steve Nicholson, the global sector strategist for grains and oilseeds at Rabo bank, shares more about  the latest economic analysis on the status of US Corn and soybean harvest and factors impacting the global commodities outlook for 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Ferment, Adam and Steve Nicholson have a conversation about how to lead a Vineyard ministry time.  Steve identifies the distinctives of Vineyard ministry, and they talk about what we can do when ministry time becomes formulaic, and how to recognize what the Lord is doing in people. Steve shares his thoughts on the role of a worship leader in ministry, and what to do when nothing seems to be happening. This is a back-to-basics conversation where Adam asks all the questions you've probably wondered at one time or another, and is an excellent training tool for both fresh and seasoned ministry leaders and prayer teams! Steve Nicholson began ministering as a college student through InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in the early 1970s.  After graduation, he moved to the Chicago area where he and several other twenty-something leaders founded a church.  That fellowship, begun in 1976 in Evanston, Illinois, placed a high priority on contemporary worship, biblical teaching, openness to the Holy Spirit, and committed relationships as a church family. In 1981, Steve and a team from the fellowship established a new church in Humboldt Park, a neighborhood in Chicago's inner city. Both churches joined Vineyard USA in August of 1985, and Steve transferred leadership of the Humboldt Park Vineyard to one of his team members in 1986. The Evanston Vineyard has since planted nine other congregations in the Chicago area, and another fifteen in other cities or countries.  Steve led Vineyard USA's church planting task force for over twenty years. Steve has ministered to and trained church leaders in India, Australia, New Zealand, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Turkey, Lebanon, Brazil, Chile and several Central Asian countries as well as in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The Evanston Vineyard is a diverse congregation from over 50 nations of the world with no majority racial or cultural group. Since 1986 the ministry of the Holy Spirit has been a regular and ongoing strength and emphasis of the Evanston Vineyard.  Steve and his wife, Cindy, live in Chicago. They have three adult children and eight grandchildren.  

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Do you feel tired and burnt out? Weary from the long, painful season we've had to walk through these past couple of years? Join Steve as he unpacks how we can be resilient leaders who continue to lead for the long haul, leaning into Jesus in the hard times and letting him sustain us. Steve has had many decades of experience in leadership, walking through many different storms. Starting his ministry in the early 70s, Steve Nicholson founded and led the Evanston Vineyard outside of Chicago up until his recent retirement, and has served the Vineyard movement for over 40 years training church leaders and church planters around the world. Recorded at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022.

Leading a ministry time can be challenging, but by learning what to look for, knowing how to explain it and realising how to guide your church through it, we can help those in our churches to benefit from the ministry of the Holy Spirit. With his many decades of experience, Steve Nicholson will share some of his experience in leading a ministry time, with practical ways to spot what the Holy Spirit is doing in our midst and how we can midwife what is happening. Starting his ministry in the early 70s, Steve Nicholson founded and led the Evanston Vineyard outside of Chicago up until his recent retirement, and has served the Vineyard movement for over 40 years training church leaders and church planters around the world. Recorded at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2022.

Davis Michaelsen chats one-on-one with Steve Nicholson of Rabo AgriFinance about a wealth of market topics, including the global food crisis, China's economy, price trajectory, seasonal price patterns, and more. Joe Vaclavik of Standard Grain talks price action. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this VSOW takeover episode of The Ferment, Mike O'Brien and Joel Balin chat about serving as a “second chair leader”: the heart behind it, the benefits and challenges, and the surrender required. Mixed in are stories about how Joel came to faith, his entrance to ministry and the Vineyard, and his experiences with his wife in the music industry.   Joel Balin has been on staff at Cobb Vineyard since 2010. He oversees worship arts, graphics and video, and prayer along with leadership development. Along with writing the book The Spirit, Soul and Body of Worship and co-authoring the book War on Fear, Joel was founder and Senior Pastor of Cross Bridge Church in Marietta, GA and was the associate pastor of the Atlanta Vineyard Church. Prior to being a pastor, Joel worked in the entertainment department of Sea World, Orlando and was the musical conductor for international tours with his wife, Contemporary Christian Recording Artist, Trace Balin. When not causing groans with his dad jokes, Joel can be found walking the parks with his family and dog, Mozart, recording guitar, working out at Planet Fitness (especially the days they serve pizza and bagels), and searching for the most interesting Ted Talks.   Show Notes:  We Are Vineyard feat. Steve Nicholson https://vineyardusa.org/podcast/   A Long Obedience in the Same Direction by Eugene Peterson https://amzn.to/3aAs0rT   The Spirit, Soul and Body of Worship by Joel Balin https://amzn.to/3Q2xAnd   Socials: Instagram @thefermentpodcast Twitter @fermentcast TikTok @vineyardworship

In this episode of We Are Vineyard, Steve Nicholson shares about the process of deciding for himself to follow the Lord, his early evangelism experiences, and the Holy Spirit encounter that changed it all! He and Jay also talk about what Steve sees happening in the church today amongst different generations. Steve Nicholson began ministering as a college student through InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in the early 1970s. After graduation, he moved to the Chicago area where he and several other twenty-something leaders founded a church. That fellowship, begun in 1976 in Evanston, Illinois, placed a high priority on contemporary worship, biblical teaching, openness to the Holy Spirit, and committed relationships as a church family. In 1981, Steve and a team from the fellowship established a new church in Humboldt Park, a neighborhood in Chicago's inner city. Both churches joined Vineyard USA in August of 1985, and Steve transferred leadership of the Humboldt Park Vineyard to one of his team members in 1986. The Evanston Vineyard has since planted nine other congregations in the Chicago area, and another fifteen in other cities or countries. Steve led Vineyard USA's church planting task force for over twenty years. Steve has ministered to and trained church leaders in India, Australia, New Zealand, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Turkey, Lebanon, Brazil, Chile and several Central Asian countries as well as in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The Evanston Vineyard is a diverse congregation from over 50 nations of the world with no majority racial or cultural group. Since 1986 the ministry of the Holy Spirit has been a regular and ongoing strength and emphasis of the Evanston Vineyard. Steve and his wife, Cindy, live in Chicago. They have three adult children and eight grandchildren. Show Notes: Power Evangelism by John Wimber and Kevin Springer Vineyard USA's recommended reading for June https://amzn.to/3PK64e2 Socials: Vineyardusa.org @vineyardusa

Steve Nicholson is the Global Strategist – Grains & Oilseeds at RaboResearch and he joins us to discuss their recent ten-year outlook titled "The Grain Drain After Ukraine." NCBA president Don Shiefelbein, fresh off his trip to D.C. to testify at the House ag hearing on cattle market transparency, talks about the frustrations and wishes of the producers he represents. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third episode of our “Pastoring Worship” series, Adam talks with Ted Kim about building a worship community that is fraternal rather than functional. They discuss logistics of creating culture and practicing mutual submission, and how to make the act of worship more humane by respecting people's humanity as we're calling them to serve. Ted also talks about laughter as a sign of health in a church community. This is an incredibly down-to-earth conversation that is full of profoundly practical ideas.    Ted Kim is the senior pastor of the Evanston Vineyard, having taken over the leadership from Steve Nicholson in early 2020, six days after the church shut down its in-person services due to Covid. He is passionate about the beauty of Jesus, spiritual formation, and building a church for Generation Z. It is also his life mission to bend the heart of the city of Chicago to God through the multiplication and releasing of young leaders.   Prior to arriving in Chicago, Ted was a worship pastor and songwriter. He spent the last decade at the Vineyard in Syracuse, NY. For some reason, God's intention is for Ted to be cold. Ted is the son of Korean immigrants. His mother is the daughter of a South Korean dignitary. His father escaped from North Korea during the war and would later go on to be an industrial engineer. They found each other on the other side of the world in bucolic Kentucky. Ted first attended and interned at the Evanston Vineyard in the 90s, while he was a student at the University of Chicago. Despite the  occasional polar vortex, he is delighted (and humbled) to return to Chicago and serve the church that formed him more than any other community in his life. Ted is married to Brittany, an Old Testament scholar. Together they have three children.     Show Notes:  The Ferment February 17, 2019  “Ted Kim – Worship Leader, Songwriter and Pastor – We All Need To Be Seen” https://bit.ly/3qbt8aq The Ferment March 31, 2019  “5 Books Every Worship Leader Should Read in 2019 with Ted Kim” https://bit.ly/3tr4WTL   The Ferment October 25, 2020  “Transcendence, Surprise and Creative Process – John Mark Mcmillan and Pastor Ted Kim” https://bit.ly/3waPjkY     Socials: Instagram @thefermentpodcast Twitter @fermentcast TikTok @vineyardworship