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Stibbs is in for John as John and Happer call the Creighton baseball game live from Haymarket Park in Lincoln!
Stibbs tells us the story about how he became a Mariners fan.
Josh and Stibbs talk about three NFL games being scheduled for Christmas this year.
We get a quick update from the ballpark and Josh and Stibbs share some hot takes!
Josh and Stibbs go over the list of ideas that were floated for Husker Fan Fest!
Welcome to The Crossover! Happer defends himself, Stibbs is disappointed, and we wonder where to find Matzo Ball soup!
Welcome to The Grum! Stibbs is in, Bruntz and Sipple join later, Severance talk, college baseball, and more!
Stibbs was early to the party on something!
Josh and Stibbs have a fandom discussion.
Stibbs interrogates Sipple.
Goodbye TikTok! Still there's loads to talk about in the world of social media so let's keep spreading the fire!
Stibbs finds out in real time what his genealogy is! We also talk about Nebrasketball!
Stibbs and Josh discuss Pearl Jam and the Broncos final game.
Stibbs interviews Mitch!
In this episode, I dive into a heartfelt and enlightening conversation with Mel Stibbs, the founder of ADHD Village. We explore the unique challenges neurodivergent women face, especially in the business world, where typical structures and approaches don't always fit. Mel opens up about her personal journey, from her late diagnosis of ADHD and autism to the drive to create a community where women can feel seen and supported. Together, we talk about how to balance the superpowers of ADHD—like creativity and drive—with the daily struggles, including organisation, emotional regulation, and overcoming stigma. Mel shares insights on the dangers of self-diagnosis, the rise of ADHD awareness on social media, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people who understand you. This episode is an open, honest conversation aimed at inspiring and empowering neurodivergent women to embrace their strengths and create a business journey that truly works for them. Key Takeaways Embrace your neurodivergent strengths, but recognise the challenges. Surround yourself with a supportive community that "gets" you. Avoid self-diagnosis and consult a professional if ADHD resonates. ADHD can amplify both creativity and overwhelm; find strategies. Advocate for acceptance—neurodivergence should be understood.
Welcome to A Grum! Stibbs is here! Austin is also here!
Stibbs joins The Grum! Stibbs is on The Grum! Will we talk any sports today? Who knows?!
Mike Stibbs rejoins the Club for a podcast covering lots of topics including (but not limited to) the funniest person alive, I Think You Should Leave, what Stibbs misses about radio, parody songs, and more!Watch it on YouTube! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Stibbs is in again to fill in for John!
Stibbs is in, we're talking to Eric Sorenson, we're doing Dumb Debates today AND it's a #OneBeerFriday!
Find out who Stibbs was talking about!
Stibbs shares what he misses the most from no longer being here at 1620 The Zone
Stibbs shares some takes he has from sports and whatnot he hasn't had a chance to opine on.
Has the Twitch ever been this active?!
But he did enjoy the Diamond Club!
Stibbs says you don't need to care about everything!
| Please excuse some possible microphone zapping | Intro Song Credit: YAA! Koala @yaakoala Song: Do Mushies Not Coke Outro Sound Credit: YAA! Koala @yaakoala Song: Jamaica Interlude In this weeks BRAND new The BosBabes lifestyle sports podcast episode —your host Brittany Baldi invites on to join her Captain Kim Stibbs of ‘The Salty Siren' manatee tours in Tampa Florida. Britt and Captain Kim kick off the episode discussing her early years— which include traveling a ton as well as spending time with the military. 20 minutes in Britt and Kim discuss how valuable it is for mental health to immerse yourself with ‘sea life' every now and again. 25 minutes in Kim deep dives into how she ventured into turning a ‘passion' into a career — and more importantly… starting a family business (The Salty Siren Tours) -Tampa Florida. A half hour in Captain Kim tells you all about the aquatic fun loving sea cow— the manatee. 35 minutes in Britt talks about her fun ‘manatee excursion' experience that she had back on New Years eve weekend (2023). 45 minutes in we discuss the potential dangers of gators in the water— how to be prepared and aware when swimming in Floridas bodies of water. Britt and Kim wrap up this special podcast episode with some words of wisdom and Positive Pop. To book a manatee excursion with Captain Kim please head to saltysirentours.com today! Please enjoy this podcast episode and be sure to subscribe to The BosBabes for FREE on our Youtube channel. Full interviews & vlogs are posted there! Cheers xo Visit MANSCAPED.com today! They are the leaders in mens hygiene and grooming. Save 20% off and get FREE shipping with my personal discount code BosBabes at their checkout. Head on over to 5hourenergy.com and use our personal discount code baldi21 to receive 20% off multi packs and get direct to door shipping! Please be sure to visit meditresse.com today if you or someone you know is experiencing extreme or mild hair loss— the hair specialists may be of assistance. To receive 20% off of your FULL Honeylove purchase use my link here https://www.honeylove.com/BOSBABES As a special offer for listeners, new customers GET $5 OFF a Lume Starter Pack with code bosbabes at LumeDeodorant.com. That equals to over 40% off your Starter Pack when you visit LumeDeodorant.com and use code bosbabes.
Our scientistic society is setting up millions to believe in a alternate end-times scenario—one where “extraterrestrials” help humanity to evolve.Michael Stibs (www.detoxbabylon.com), producer and host of Project Revelation, joins us to discuss this alternate cosmology and how a scientific discipline in search of something to study—xenoarchaeology—and simulation hypothesis may play a role in this great deception.
Welcome back to the Inside Edge Project with Bhavi Devchand, where explore a counter-intuitive approach to performance based on connection, instinct and enjoyment. Through deep conversations with those living in the Arena, we hope to help you, and the culture you are part of shift your perspective and perform with freedom. Our guest this week is the legendary coach of UWA CC, Will Stibbs. We start this podcast with the usual topics; coaching, leadership & holistic performance. However, after I asked a simple question of how to develop empathy, we take a deep dive into Stibbsy's story, which is one of the most incredible examples of looking pain and grief directly in the eye and coming out on the other side. with incredible skills to impact other people. Check out this series of events:A knee injury that was meant to recover within a few weeks, turning into 5 different operations, a golden staph infection and coming very close to losing his leg. Within that period he lost 32kg to be 50 kg at the age of 21 and a subsequently had 2.5 years out of the game to the point where his leg was stuck straight for a year - to change this he decided to manually snap all the calcification himself rather than going under general anesthetic for the 6th time in a yearGetting caught up in political troubles in the west indies, contracting Hep A, leading to his first bout of chronic fatigue. Soon after, Stibbsy's best mate gets diagnosed with brain cancer, undergoes multiple craniotomies and subsequent chemotherapy. Stibbsy does all his rehab with him. The battles with grief settled in from there. Glandular fever hits and he enters a 2nd and much more severe bout of chronic fatigue. This lead to not being able to get out of bed for weeks on end, having a darkness come over him and not knowing if he would ever recover. What he has been through so far is absolutely mind-blowing, and perhaps the best part is seeing where he is now, using his experiences to lead with pure empathy for others. The holistic culture he has helped develop at UWA has significantly impacted many men and women to be the very best version of themselves on and off the field. If you're wondering how our previous guests on the podcast, Viv Paver and Corey Rocchicioli, have developed their incredible philosophies on performance, you don't have to stray too far from the philosophies Will talks about on this podcast. This is a story of hope, resilience and following the fire within. I hope you enjoy. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insideedgeproject LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavi-devchand-85302892/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insideedgeproject/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/insideedgeproj
Got stress? Feeling alone? We got you. Tune in and get ready to sing with survivors, Joly Herman, Christopher Stibbs, and Munchie Herman in this bonus episode.I don't know how often you get out to sing karaoke anymore, but if you're game, we're game. I have Christopher Stibbs, a professional who works in a domestic violence shelter (and my guest from episode 17), and Munchie Herman, our in-house therapy dog and amazing vocalist, singing with me on this track.If you do anything today, find a quiet spot and put in your earbuds - maybe not too loud - and sing along with us, karaoke style. It feels good![0:54] Karaoke: I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor, 1978)We're rooting you on all the way, Solo Nation, everything you might be going through. You are a victor, not a victim. And remember-- we might be solo, but we are not alone.Connect with Christopher:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherstibbs/Resources:https://newhousekc.org/https://www.thehotline.org/
Sometimes, the relationship a parent is in becomes unbearable. But what qualifies as abuse? And how do you get your kids out of a dangerous situation? Today, we are going to talk about getting safe, staying safe, and recovering from an abusive situation with the help of our guest, Christopher Stibbs, Director of Philanthropic Engagement at Newhouse Domestic Violence Shelter in Kansas City, MO. Before he was in this fundraising role, Christopher was an advocate at Newhouse. He answered hotline calls and helped individuals and families out of crisis situations and into a safe place.In this episode, we discuss…[2:03] How Christopher started working in a domestic violence shelter[4:35] What it looks like when someone arrives at a domestic violence shelter[6:12] How children are cared for at the shelter[8:29] A day in the life at a domestic violence shelter[11:22] Recovering from the trauma of abuse[12:51] Moving out of the shelter[15:36] How abusive situations in childhood can impact adult relationships[16:13] What qualifies as abuse[19:35] Everyone is worthy of help[20:32] Statistics on relational violence[22:46] Helping our kids to avoid abusive relationships[26:46] Domestic violence and the legal system[28:21] The cycle of abuse[29:56] Support for children who have experienced abuse[32:08] A success story [35:12] Christopher's book projectFamilies who need to heal can find help in their communities. The more you know about issues like domestic violence, the better prepared you will be to teach your children about staying safe.Connect with Christopher:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherstibbs/Resources:https://newhousekc.org/https://www.thehotline.org/
Stibbs is causing problems
He's Baaaaaaack, for a little bit at least
Learn from these two industry insiders what makes the RIA space so compelling to advisors today, including:*RIA model growth as a direct corollary between the commoditization of the Broker-Dealer channel and the contrasting advisor need for dynamic, entrepreneurial opportunity.* The ability of the RIA model to maximize scalability through improved resources and technology that facilitate quantum growth potential for an advisor and their practice.*The role custodians will play in advancing new models in the RIA space and who the major players will be.Advisors in the financial services industry of today want to be quicker, faster, and deliver their clients the best experience possible, while simultaneously achieving their own personal and practice goals. This discussion between Frank and Nate serves as a wake-up call that the way to achieve that vision is to treat your practice as an enterprise and the RIA model as an accelerator to drive value, scale, and efficiency.
Josh and Stibbs dive into all of the realignment situations and more!
Josh and Stibbs talk Texas/Oklahoma and how long they will be in the BIG 12, Iowa State/Kansas, and more!
Chris joins the show and asks why Stibbs is there, gives his opinion on what the BIG 10 should do with all of this realignment talk going around, if he talked flowers with SIP on the way to Indy and more!
It's Formula 1 Friday! Nick updates us on the latest there and then Josh and Stibbs dive into the NFL's announcement on vaccines and more!
Josh and Stibbs talk winners and losers of the realignment rumors and more!
Josh, Stibbs, & Nick talk Marvel movies now that Stibbs is a fan!
Josh is joined by Stibbs and are LIVE at Miracle HIll!
It's a One Beer Friday! Josh, Stibbs, & Nick talk about a bunch of things including names that are most and unlikely' to get Vaccinated and more!
June 23 Seg 7: Whatcha Say!? Ft. special guest Stibbs!
We talk baseball and Ferrin says his goodbyes to Mr. Stibbs.
Time to reminisce and cry and bring on some secret guests. One more hour with Stibbs... Let's try to enjoy it!
Plus, more on Nebraska's seeding in the college baseball tourney.
Today is Stibbs last day and Gary lets you know what you should do to celebrate him. Then dives into some Franchises that get more atention than they deserve
May 21 Seg 9: Stibbs & Patrick Mahomes are BFFs Now by Unsportsmanlike Conduct
May 4 Seg 2: Is Stibbs an Old? by Unsportsmanlike Conduct
John said, "The Cubs took the Dodgers out back and 'Old-Yellered' them!" and Stibbs had a hilariously dark idea. WHOOPS!
Apr 29 Seg 4: Stibbs Is Gonna Die by Unsportsmanlike Conduct
TRIGGER WARNING: In this episode, we cover sexual assault, relationship abuse, domestic violence. Hello, Loudmouthers! April is National Sexual Assault Awareness month, so I have my friend Chris Stibbs on. Chris is the Director of Philanthropic Engagement over at Newhouse KC, Kansas City's FIRST ever domestic violence shelter! We talk about what abuse is, the different forms it comes in, how Newhouse is breaking the cycle of abuse, how you can help, and more. This topic is not easy to listen to or talk about, but we need to do it to break the cycle. If you are a survivor, please know I am here for you and you are so loved. Resources: National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Newhouse 24 hour hotline: 816-471-5800 RAINN: https://www.rainn.org/resources Follow Newhouse: Website: https://newhousekc.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newhouse_kc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewhouseKC/ Follow Chris: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chris_stibbs/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherstibbs/ Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loudmouthpod/ Gmail: loudmouthpod1@gmail.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/loudmouthpod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loudmouthpod/support
Plus, Stibbs takes on the entire wrestling community again...
Cause he's sad and poor
We're reunited with Josh Peterson and Michael Stibbs. Folks,,,,they are our last scheduled guests.In this episode, we look back at a year of COVID. We get some insider sports radio talk. Josh got some insider vaccine. Connor let Mark be in his wedding, and maybe Stibbs is gonna DJ. Josh isn't invited. All while drinking beers from Monolithic Brewing and Cosmic Eye.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
In 1978, John Carpenter unveiled “Halloween,” the haunting tale of Michael Myers. Halloween not only kicked off a four-decade (and counting) franchise… but also made Jamie Lee Curtis a super star and ushered in what would become the road map for the modern day “slasher” film. Adam & Chad riff about the movie with writer/filmmaker Patrick Stibbs. Patrick is a horror super fan, and his own horror film “The Call” just finished a lengthy theatrical run. < ’00 | #LessThan2000 | An Art House Empire Production
Stibbs looks like Luke Combs and Gary and George are convinced of it! Then we share some results to our unofficial/official poll on which BIG 10 west coach is hated the most and more!
HALLOWEEN EPISODEIt was exciting to have the opportunity to talk with screenwriter Patrick Stibbs whose movie “The Call” is now out in almost 400 theaters and I’m thrilled to share the conversation with you on this Halloween episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. Hear how his film finally got produced after 20 years and how horror greats Lin Shaye and Tobin Bell got involved.
Screenwriter Patrick Stibbs tells the story of his first screenplay, The Call, which took 20 years to make it to the screen and is now in theaters across the country, starring horror icons Tobin Bell and Lynn Shaye. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/riversidechats/message
Gary makes a great comparison for a Stibbs look a like. Gary gets more suggestions for Gary's bird problems...Then shares a Vince Young story that will make you think of him a little bit differently
Join The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce President J.J. Hollie and three attorneys from The Woodlands Bar Association for a discussion about employment law considerations for businesses and employers during COVID-19. MCLE and State Bar College Credit: 1 hour; Course ID: 174084112 Lee Winkelman Managing Member Hopkins Centrich Winkelman & Drucker PLLC Topic: Employer’s rights and obligations under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) Learning Objectives: Identify employers covered by the FFCRA and discuss Emergency Paid Sick Leave and Emergency Family Medical Leave requirements under the FFCRA Discuss employers' rights to tax credits under the FFCRA and other miscellaneous FFCRA requirements, such as visible signage concerning employee rights under the FFCRA. Consider best practices for employers to implement the new leave requirements. About Lee Winkelman: Lee Winkelman represents employers in employment-related legal matters. He works to finds unique business solutions to his clients' legal problems through risk-mitigating employment policies, procedures, and agreements. Winkelman also regularly represents employers in Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and Department of Labor (DOL) investigations as well as in disputes before judges, juries, and arbitrators. He has substantial experience drafting covenants not to compete and litigating departing-employee cases involving trade-secret misappropriation and other unfair competition claims. Mr. Winkelman has also served as outside general counsel for several companies, advising them on day-to-day legal matters. Mr. Winkelman is a managing member at Hopkins Centrich Winkelman & Drucker PLLC in The Woodlands, Texas. Leigh Freeman Principal Leigh K. Freeman, Attorney at Law PLLC Topic: Considerations for Employers Implementing Layoffs, Furloughs and Pay Reductions During the COVID-19 Crisis Learning Objectives: Discuss general considerations and notice requirements of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) during COVID-19 Examine best practices for severance agreements including requirements for older workers under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) / Older Workers Benefit Protection Act (OWBPA) Consider implications of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (“CARES”) provisions to layoffs, furloughs and pay reductions About Leigh Freeman: Leigh Freeman is the principal of Leigh K. Freeman, attorney at law PLLC located in The Woodlands TX. She has represented businesses and individuals in a wide variety of fields including real estate, franchises, oilfield services, medical, IT, financial services, and energy, to name a few. The firm’s primary area of practice is corporate and transactional law, including employment-related matters. The firm acts as outside general counsel for privately held businesses and nonprofit organizations in The Woodlands, the greater Houston area, and throughout the State of Texas. Haley Paul Associate Attorney Stibbs & Co., P.C., Attorneys Topics: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Considerations when Responding to COVID-19, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Guidelines for Maintaining a Safe Work Environment Learning Objectives: Discuss employer responsibilities under the ADA and how to respond to requests for accommodation due to COVID-19 concerns. Examine OSHA and CDC guidance for protecting workers from occupational exposure to COVID-19 Identify legally permissible methods for screening for COVID-19 in the workplace About Haley Paul: Haley Paul represents clients in a variety of labor and employment matters. Haley has successfully represented a number of employers during investigations by the Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the National Labor Review Board, and state agencies, such as the Texas Workforce Commission. She has successfully defended employers in a number of state and federal cases, including discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, sex, age, and disability; wage and hour collective actions, under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”) and similar state wage and hour laws; and failure to accommodate and disability discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Haley has both defended and enforced trade secrets claims and employee restrictive covenants. She has extensive experience drafting employee handbooks, employment agreements (including arbitration and severance agreements), and performing trainings and seminars for clients.”
Stibbs stops by and talks Steve Wilkos with Gary. Then Gary lets us know about the latest thing canceled in sports. George and Gary talk about the latest for when the NBA can come back and more!
Submission to Authority The next section of Peter’s letter deals with the subject of submission to authority: submission to rulers (2:13-17) submission to masters (2:18-25) submission to husbands (3:1-7) 1 Peter 2:13-17 Submission to rulers 13 Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, 14 or to governors as sent by him to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good. 15 For this is the will of God, that by doing good you should put to silence the ignorance of foolish people. 16 Live as people who are free, not using your freedom as a cover-up for evil, but living as servants (slaves) of God. 17 Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor. This section is fairly straightforward: Christians are to submit themselves to every authority instituted among men (v.13). Respect is to be shown to the emperor as the supreme authority and to governors, who are sent by him to administer justice (14) This is God’s will (15) so that by their good behaviour Christians may put to silence those who accuse them They are free, (16) but freedom must not be used as an excuse for wrong-doing, for despite their freedom Christians are God’s slaves So, submission to rulers is set firmly in the context of ultimate submission to God for if the king is to be honoured it is God who is to be feared (v.17). Indeed it is ‘for the Lord’s sake’ that a Christian submits to authority, no matter what form that authority may take (v.13). 1 Peter 2:18-25 Submission to masters 18 Servants, be subject to your masters with all respect, not only to the good and gentle but also to the unjust. 19 For this is a gracious thing, when, mindful of God, one endures sorrows while suffering unjustly. 20 For what credit is it if, when you sin and are beaten for it, you endure? But if when you do good and suffer for it you endure, this is a gracious thing in the sight of God. 21 For to this you have been called, because Christ also suffered for you, leaving you an example, so that you might follow in his steps. 22 He committed no sin, neither was deceit found in his mouth. When he was reviled, he did not revile in return; 23 when he suffered, he did not threaten, but continued entrusting himself to him who judges justly. 24 He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to righteousness. By his wounds you have been healed. 25 For you were straying like sheep, but have now returned to the Shepherd and Overseer of your souls. Submission to masters (2:18-25) From the previous section we see that submission to human authority is an expression of the Christian’s submission to divine authority. This enables him meekly to accept the decisions of those who have authority over him. This is of special relevance to slaves who are specifically addressed in verses 18-25 where they are instructed to submit to their masters even if they are harsh. The possibility of suffering unjustly is very real (vv. 19-20) and if this occurs Christian slaves are to remember that they are called by Christ’s own example to endure it (vv.20 - 21). It is highly significant here that there is no suggestion in these verses that Christians do not need to suffer because Christ has already suffered for them. Quite the opposite is indicated. The Christian who suffers for doing good must endure it patiently knowing that this is God’s will for him, for Christ himself has set an example for him to follow (vv.20 - 21)[1]. Verses 22 - 25, which depend heavily on Isaiah 53, set forth the sufferings of Christ as the supreme example of the innocent suffering unjustly and may be correctly understood as an elaboration of the principle stated in verse 21 that Christ’s sufferings are an example for the Christian to follow. Seen this way the statement of Christ’s innocence (v. 22), his refusal to retaliate or complain (v.23), and his committing of himself to God (v.23) are all clearly intended as an example and an encouragement to the Christian slave who is suffering unjust punishment. Furthermore, such an interpretation of these verses is completely in harmony with the teaching concerning suffering elsewhere in the epistle[2]. But if Christ’s innocence, his non-retaliation, and his committing himself to God are intended as an encouragement to the Christian who is suffering unjust punishment, how much more is the reminder of the results of Christ’s suffering? The sense of purposelessness encountered by those enduring unjustly inflicted suffering is softened for the Christian by the realisation that Christ’s sufferings were by no means without purpose. Verses 24-25 serve as a reminder of this. Christ’s sufferings were redemptive. The innocent slave who is unjustly beaten by his master is reminded that Christ too was unjustly punished, but not without purpose for Christ bore our sins that we might die to sin and live to righteousness (v.24) and as a result the wandering sheep has returned to the shepherd (v.25). Perhaps, by implication, the slave might understand that his suffering too is not without a purpose, hidden and unstated though that purpose might be[3]. In the light of all this it seems to me that Peter’s use of by whose stripes you were healed will only be correctly understood when it is seen within the context of a discussion which presents to slaves who were sometimes unjustly treated the example of Christ whose passion provides the pattern for all who suffer unjustly. Such an understanding will also provide, with particular reference to the subject of this course, a clear indication as to whether the healing referred to in the phrase is intended to be interpreted as physical or spiritual. The relevance of the phrase by whose stripes you were healed in a passage addressed to slaves who were sometimes unjustly flogged is immediately obvious. The word molops means a bruise, scar, or weal left by a lash and describes a physical condition with which the slaves were all too familiar[4]. To slaves who were unjustly beaten Peter points out that Christ too was beaten, and because of the wounds inflicted upon him they have been ‘healed’. The use of the second person (you were healed) in place of the first (LXX we were healed[5] is perhaps significant in that the first person is used in the first part of the verse (that we might live). The switch to the second person thus highlights the fact that it is particularly the slaves who are addressed here for it is for them that the use of molops (stripe) is especially significant. But in what sense had the slaves been ‘healed’? Peter obviously intends them to understand here the forgiveness of their sins, for not only does he refer in the immediately previous clauses to Christ’s bearing of our sins that we might die to sin and live to righteousness, but he uses the conjunction gar in verse 25 thus identifying their ‘healing’ in verse 24 as what took place when as sheep going astray they returned to the shepherd (v.25). The fact that no such conjunction is found in Isaiah 53:6 may indicate that Peter is especially stressing this connection and certainly suggests that the ‘healing’ referred to is spiritual[6]. Furthermore, to seek to understand the ‘healing’ as physical seems to be totally inappropriate. There is no reference to the healing of disease anywhere in the epistle, let alone in the immediate context. The ‘healing’ referred to clearly means a spiritual wholeness which results from Christ’s bearing our sins on the cross and our return, as sheep who had gone astray, to the shepherd and guardian of our souls. The passage is, in fact, an encouragement to Christians to endure suffering, not a means of escape from it. Next time: 1 Peter 3:1-7. Submission to husbands 1 Likewise, wives, be subject to your own husbands, so that even if some do not obey the word, they may be won without a word by the conduct of their wives, 2 when they see your respectful and pure conduct. 3 Do not let your adorning be external—the braiding of hair and the putting on of gold jewelry, or the clothing you wear— 4 but let your adorning be the hidden person of the heart with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which in God's sight is very precious. 5 For this is how the holy women who hoped in God used to adorn themselves, by submitting to their own husbands, as Sarah obeyed Abraham, calling him lord. 6 And you are her children, if you do good and do not fear anything that is frightening. 7 Likewise, husbands, live with your wives in an understanding way, showing honor to the woman as the weaker vessel, since they are heirs with you of the grace of life, so that your prayers may not be hindered.” [1]Cf. 1 Peter 4:12-19 where the same teaching is repeated with reference to Christians in general, not only to slaves. The Christian who suffers is seen as participating in the sufferings of Christ (4:13) and is suffering according to God’s will (4:19). [2] Cf. 3:8-18, 4:12-19. [3]There is, in my view, no suggestion here that the slaves’ suffering might be redemptive in the sense that Christ’s suffering is clearly portrayed as redemptive in these verses. The suggestion might well be, however, that by following Christ’s example in enduring unjust suffering meekly the slaves might, by their Christ-like attitude, win others to Christ. [4]Stibbs, A.M., & Walls, A.F., ‘The First Epistle General of Peter’, London, Tyndale, 1959, p.121. Cf. Best, op. cit. p. 123, Kelly, op. cit., p.124. Beare, however, while agreeing that the word well describes the common condition of slaves, claims that its strict meaning is a ‘cut which bleeds’ (Beare, op. cit.p.124). Bishop Wordsworth, as quoted by Beare, op. cit. p. 122, also sees a similar significance in the use of the word xulon in this verse. “The molops is the wound produced by the chastisement of slaves, and the xulon is the instrument of the death of slaves. Mark the humility of Him, who being Lord of all, stooped to be the servant of all, and to suffer scourging and the cross as a slave; and was especially exemplary to that class which St. Peter is here addressing”. [5]Peter replaces autou with hou and iathemen with iathete. In Peter the personal pronoun (LXX hemeis) is also omitted. By the change from the first to the second person Peter brings the thought sharply back to its particular application to the slaves. [6]Cf. Kelly, op. cit. p.124, who interprets 'healed' as 'restored to health from the wounds which their sins had inflicted'. Cf. p. 125 where Kelly rightly sees verse 25b as a 'clear allusion to the readers' conversion' (cf. Best, op.cit., p. 123). Forgiveness of sins also seems to be the clear sense of the 'healing' referred to in Isaiah 53:5 where the Servant is pierced for transgressions and crushed for iniquities. Woodford, op.cit., p. 60, also takes this view.
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Have you ever approached time with God wondering if you're doing it ‘right'? Somehow it's just turned into something on your to-do list, like mowing the lawn, and you're wondering if there is more to be revealed? Or maybe you've wondered why some prayers aren't answered, and don't know how to turn to the Bible for resolve and peace. It can be daunting to look at the 66 books of the Bible, words written thousands of years ago, and wonder where and how to start. And finding God in the midst of trauma and unanswered prayers can cause even the most well-versed Christian to re-examine their faith. Friend, if this is you, you're not alone. Join Mary as she invites author, graphic designer, children's photographer, and miracle mom, Jane Johnson, to take us on her journey of how establishing a habit of fruitful quiet time has enriched her relationship with God and helped her conquer some of life's major hurdles. Listen in as Jane courageously gives us a peek into some of the darkest moments in her life, how her quiet time with God played a huge role in keeping her “beside still waters,” practical tips on how to begin engaging with the Bible, and how to make the most of a simple 15 minutes with the Word of God. Quiet time doesn't have to be just another daily task. It can grow into a daily moment of expectation to discover something new about the God we love and serve. Here's your gentle invitation to rediscover a love for and dependency on the Living Word of God like never before. He has something waiting specifically for YOU. For more information on Jane Johnson, check out her website and Instagram! www.janejohnson.com @Jane_Johnson Other resources mentioned: Blue Letter Bible App, Search the Scriptures by Alan M. Stibbs
Volume IX sees the Max & Corey being joined by W.Stibbs. A deep dive into all things. Listen to the whole thing for a wonderful wonder into cricket and life.
"Not too hot, not too cold" reads the prescription for a world that's just right for life as we know it. Finding evidence of life beyond Earth is one of the primary goals of science agencies around the world. The goal looms closer as a result of discoveries made by NASA's Kepler Mission. Find out more from Dr Natalie Batalha, NASA Ames Research Center and the Mission Scientist for NASA's Kepler Mission, as she describes the latest discoveries and the possibilities for finding inhabited environments in the not-so-distant future. This lecture took place at the University of Sydney as part of the 2016 Professor Walter Stibbs Lecture, an annual lecture by a distinguished astronomer of international standing. A Sydney Ideas co-presentation http://sydney.edu.au/sydney_ideas/lectures/2016/dr_natalie_batalha.shtml
Episode 71 with Josh Peterson. He brought beers. We brought beers. If you do the math, that means we have lots of beers to drink tonight. In this episode, we started with boners. Then there was the documentary about abductions. Stibbs called in. After that...I don't really remember. Beer talk? Urban dictionary? There were some pee breaks. And we drank some beers from Iowa and some beers from the northeast. Listen to it!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.
Episode 92. Well...some of Episode 92. Much of this episode was redacted. WAY more than any other episode has been. But don't worry, we're still presenting you with 3 1/2 hours of noise. Four radio guys in a room, so we mostly just talked about our radio lives the whole time. Also some video games. Also some chicken sandwiches. Also a lot of stuff that we can't talk about here. Also...beers!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.
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