Podcasts about Svea

Klockan halv nio på kvällen den 10 januari 2020 faller en tonårspojke ihop på altangolvet hos en familj i Björklinge, norr om Uppsala. Han är blodig om magen. Samtidigt som den första polispatrullen kommer fram till radhuset ringer en annan tonårspojke till 112 och berättar att han blivit angripen av två killar. Polisen inser direkt att händelserna hänger ihop. Pojken som ligger blödande på altangolvet heter Carl Fredrikson och är 16 år gammal. Han har vid den här tidpunkten mindre än en timme kvar i livet. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll. Stämningsansökan (åtalet) vid Uppsala tingsrätt. Domen i Uppsala tingsrätt. Domen i Svea hovrätt. Beslut i Högsta Domstolen. Författarens intervju med Carl Fredriksons mamma. Författarens besök på brottsplatsen och kyrkogården i Björklinge. Statistiska centralbyrån. Expressen. Uppsala Nya Tidning. Programledare i detta avsnitt är Christopher Holmberg. Manusförfattare är Per Johansson, och redaktör är Saga Wadensjö. Producent är Andreas Jamsheree. Svenska Mordhistorier görs av podcastbolaget Creedcast, exklusivt för Podme. * Det här är ett gammalt avsnitt från Podme. För att få tillgång till Podmes alla premiumpoddar samt fler avsnitt från den här podden, helt utan reklam, prova Podme Premium kostnadsfritt. *

In today's episode Rick and Svea have a discussion about loving our enemies and hating our enemies.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro - A Sunday afternoon gone wrong.04:05 An illustration from Rick's Sunday experience.06:11 Two visions: Love your enemy or hate your enemy.08:23 What does it look like to love your enemy?09:55 Paying a price for loving our enemy is a testing point. Not engaging in hero worship when someone says they forgive their enemy.14:42 The pressure to define "who is my brother" and "who is my enemy" devolves into who is human and who is subhuman and often taints our behaviors toward "others." It's not good for anybody.18:24 Looking to history to examine crimes against humanity or a particular group of people always begins with using dehumanizing language.19:07 Svea describes an incident she had from the previous week.27:09 Jesus gave us a simple (not always easy) handhold: pray for your enemies.

Fluent Fiction - Swedish: Rainy Reunions: Uncovering Friendship in Gamla Stan Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sv/episode/2025-09-12-22-34-02-sv Story Transcript:Sv: Regnet kom plötsligt, som en överraskande ridå mellan sommaren och hösten.En: The rain came suddenly, like a surprising curtain between summer and autumn.Sv: Gamla Stans trånga gränder blev fyllda med människor som sökte skydd.En: The narrow alleyways of Gamla Stan filled with people seeking shelter.Sv: Bland dem var Lars, nyss återbörd från flera år utomlands.En: Among them was Lars, newly returned from several years abroad.Sv: Han hade återvänt till sitt hemland, men kände sig som en främling på dessa välbekanta gator.En: He had returned to his homeland but felt like a stranger on these familiar streets.Sv: Osäkerheten gnagde inom honom.En: Uncertainty gnawed at him.Sv: Lars steg in i det lilla kaféet vid hörnet, där doften av nybryggt kaffe alltid välkomnade gästerna.En: Lars stepped into the little café on the corner, where the scent of freshly brewed coffee always welcomed the guests.Sv: Kaféet var varmt och inbjudande, med ljud av skratt och lågmälda samtal som blandade sig med kaffets arom.En: The café was warm and inviting, with sounds of laughter and hushed conversations blending with the aroma of coffee.Sv: När han gick in, hörde han ett glatt rop.En: As he entered, he heard a joyful shout.Sv: "Men Lars!"En: "But Lars!"Sv: Det var Annika, hans vän från skoltiden.En: It was Annika, his friend from school days.Sv: Hon satt vid ett hörnbord, framför en sketchbok.En: She was sitting at a corner table, in front of a sketchbook.Sv: Bredvid henne satt Svea, journalist och alltid på jakt efter den där speciella berättelsen.En: Next to her sat Svea, a journalist always in search of that special story.Sv: "Annika!En: "Annika!Sv: Svea!En: Svea!Sv: Vilken överraskning!"En: What a surprise!"Sv: Lars satte sig ner och kände hur rastlösheten inom honom började lugna sig.En: Lars sat down and felt how the restlessness within him began to calm.Sv: Utanför föll regnet tätare, och fönsterna blev suddiga av droppar.En: Outside, the rain fell more densely, and the windows became blurry with droplets.Sv: Bara några minuter tidigare hade Annika suttit där, kämpande med en omöjlig målning.En: Just a few minutes earlier, Annika had been sitting there, struggling with an impossible painting.Sv: Hennes utställning närmade sig, och inspirationen kändes långt borta.En: Her exhibition was approaching, and inspiration felt far away.Sv: Hon betraktade Lars med nyfikenhet.En: She looked at Lars with curiosity.Sv: Kanske kunde ett gammalt vänners samtal bringa något nytt.En: Perhaps a conversation with old friends could bring something new.Sv: Svea observerade de två med tysta ögon.En: Svea observed the two with quiet eyes.Sv: Hon letade hela tiden efter meningsfulla berättelser.En: She was constantly searching for meaningful stories.Sv: Men i dagens snabba värld kändes de äkta berättelserna ibland svåra att finna.En: But in today's fast-paced world, genuine stories sometimes seemed hard to find.Sv: "Berätta, Lars," sa Svea, "hur känns det att vara tillbaka i Sverige?"En: "Tell us, Lars," said Svea, "how does it feel to be back in Sverige?"Sv: Lars suckade lätt och tittade på sina händer.En: Lars sighed lightly and looked at his hands.Sv: Hans osäkerhet hade hängt över honom som ett moln sen han steg av planet.En: His uncertainty had loomed over him like a cloud since he stepped off the plane.Sv: 'Ska jag dela med mig?'En: 'Should I share?'Sv: tänkte han.En: he thought.Sv: Men deras närvaro gav honom mod.En: But their presence gave him courage.Sv: "Det känns konstigt," svarade han till slut.En: "It feels strange," he finally replied.Sv: "Jag trodde jag skulle komma hem, men... det är svårt att hitta min plats här."En: "I thought I would feel at home, but... it's hard to find my place here."Sv: Svea skrev med närmast omedveten hand, men stannade plötsligt upp för att lyssna.En: Svea wrote almost unconsciously, but suddenly paused to listen.Sv: I Lars ord fanns något verkligt, något han själv stred med.En: In Lars's words, there was something real, something he himself struggled with.Sv: Annika lade ifrån sig sin penna.En: Annika put down her pen.Sv: "Vi alla känner det där ibland", sa hon tyst.En: "We all feel that sometimes," she said quietly.Sv: "Jag sliter just nu med min konst.En: "I'm struggling right now with my art.Sv: Det känns ibland som om jag tappat bort mig själv i penseldragen."En: It feels sometimes like I've lost myself in the brushstrokes."Sv: Samtalet flödade, regnet smattrade utanför som en mild bakgrundsmusik.En: The conversation flowed, the rain pattered outside like gentle background music.Sv: De delade rädslor, längtan, och små segrar.En: They shared fears, longings, and small victories.Sv: Svea kände hur ett varmt band växte runt dem, mycket starkare än hon anat när de först satte sig.En: Svea felt how a warm bond grew around them, much stronger than she had anticipated when they first sat down.Sv: Till slut log de alla tre, förståelsen hade tänts mellan dem.En: In the end, all three of them smiled, as understanding had sparked between them.Sv: Lars insåg att känslan av att inte höra till inte var unik.En: Lars realized that the feeling of not belonging was not unique.Sv: Han visste nu att han inte var ensam.En: He now knew he was not alone.Sv: Annika såg sina vänner med nya ögon, och plötsligt fick penseldragen i hennes sinne ny fart.En: Annika saw her friends with new eyes, and suddenly the brushstrokes in her mind gained new momentum.Sv: Svea, fylld med deras delade historia, visste att hon funnit något mycket större än vad hon först föreställt sig.En: Svea, filled with their shared story, knew she had found something much greater than she first imagined.Sv: En berättelse om verkliga människor, om vänskap och delade drömmar.En: A story about real people, about friendship and shared dreams.Sv: Regnet minskade, men deras samtal var inte slut.En: The rain subsided, but their conversation was not over.Sv: I den varma kafémiljön hade de inte bara funnit skydd från regnet, utan också från livets oro.En: In the warm café environment, they had found not only shelter from the rain but also from life's worries.Sv: När solen till slut bröt igenom molnen visste de alla tre att de hittat något vackert denna regniga dag i Gamla Stan.En: When the sun finally broke through the clouds, all three of them knew they had found something beautiful on this rainy day in Gamla Stan.Sv: Lars kände till sist att kanske, bara kanske, hade han ändå kommit hem.En: Lars felt at last that maybe, just maybe, he had come home after all. Vocabulary Words:suddenly: plötsligtcurtain: ridåalleyways: grändershelter: skydduncertainty: osäkerhetengnawed: gnagdeinviting: inbjudandehushed: lågmäldasketchbook: sketchbokjournalist: journalistrestlessness: rastlöshetenblurry: suddigadroplets: dropparstruggling: kämparapproaching: närmade sigcuriosity: nyfikenhetgenuine: äktaconsciously: medvetenloomed: hängdebrushstrokes: penseldragenlongings: längtanvictories: segraranticipated: anatbelonging: höra tillmomentum: fartfast-paced: snabbaenvironment: miljöpaused: stannadesparked: tändessubsided: minskade

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In the final episode on our series on the mission, vision, and values of Autumn Ridge Church, Rick and Svea discuss values seven and eight: 7) take your next step and 8) trust the process.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro02:37 Values 7 and 8: 7) Take your next step, and 8) Trust the process.07:28 Direction over speed.08:17 There is a logical progression, but there is no checklist in next steps.10:36 Some logical and some intangible next steps.18:30 Trust the process.20:41 Is the process internal or external?22:49 What does it look like to trust God when we're not seeing results?24:32 How can we discern the difference between being patient and passivity when it comes to spiritual formation?25:47 How are these two values in harmony and in tension with each other?32:25 Each of the values is a faithful summary statement of some aspect of the gospel.

Elisabeth L'Orange und Tech-Journalistin Svea Eckert sprechen über die gesellschaftlichen und wirtschaftlichen Auswirkungen von KI-Systemen – von emotionalen Bindungen zu Chatbots bis hin zu den Herausforderungen für Medien und Marken.

In this continuing series of looking at the mission, vision, and values of Autumn Ridge Church, Rick and Svea turn their attention to values five and six: 5) move toward the messes and 6) make generosity normal.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro01:48 Our mission, vision, and values (mvv) are guardrails that keep us from straying into unhealthy practices.03:42 Move toward the messes.05:23 How did Jesus model moving toward the messes?08:25 What's a common thread Jesus exhibited to work through the messes he encountered?09:42 How do we follow Jesus in moving toward the messes in a healthy and edifying way?11:00 Moving toward the messes doesn't mean we're the person who always fixes the mess.12:19 Avoiding the ditches.14:57 This value brings out the necessity of authenticity.16:37 Make generosity normal. It's not just about money.21:39 This value reminds us to slow down, see the people around us, and make ourselves approachable.25:01 These two values force us to examine ourselves and see how we're engaging with others.28:19 What would you say to those who don't feel equipped to move toward the messes or feel like they don't have enough (of whatever) to be generous?31:51 These values are an expression of following the way of Jesus.35:18 What will it look like for our church to live out these values?

Suomenkielisiä tai suomalaistaustaisia asuu tällä hetkellä Ruotsissa arviolta 700 000, ja ruotsinsuomalaiset muodostavat täten Ruotsin suurimman kielivähemmistön. Suurin osa ruotsinsuomalaisista muutti Suomesta Ruotsiin siirtotyöläisinä 1960- ja 1980 -luvun välisenä aikana. Tuolloin suomalaisista maahanmuuttajista piirtyi stereotyyppinen kuva sisäänpäinkääntyneistä ahkerista puurtajista, joita vaivasi väkivaltaisuus ja alkoholismi. Kuva suomenkielisistä on kuitenkin muuttunut positiivisemmaksi, mutta ennakkoluulot ja -asenteet ovat edelleen syvällä kantaruotsalaisten takaraivoissa. Millaisessa murroksessa suomalaistausta tai suomenkielisyys on ollut Ruotsissa, ja miten suhtautuminen suomalaisuuteen tai vaikkapa "moominsvenskan" puhumiseen on muuttunut? Miksi suomalaisuus ja suomenkielisyys on tänä päivänä hyväksyttävämpää kuin vaikka vuosikymmeniä sitten, kun siihen liittyi häpeää ja stigmaa? Miten se näkyy vaikkapa ruotsalaisissa elokuvissa, musiikissa tai muussa taiteessa tai populaarikulttuurista? Ovatko suomalaistaustaiset viimein integroituneet ruotsalaiseen yhteiskuntaan, mikä on siihen vaikuttanut vai mistä oikein on kyse? Kuinka syvällä Ruotsissa epäluulo suomalaistaustaisia kohtaan on, ja mistä syystä suomalaisuutta vielä kenties piilotellaan? Keskustelussa mukana Siirtolaisuusinstituutin erikoistutkija Tuire Liimatainen sekä Ruotsissa vuosikymmeniä asunut kulttuurialan yrittäjä Kai Kangassalo ja suomenkielistä musiikkia Ruotsissa tekevä viestintäalan ammattilainen Hanna Kangassalo. Juhani Kenttämaa toimittaa.

In this continuing series of looking at the mission, vision, and values of Autumn Ridge Church, Rick and Svea turn their attention to values three and four: 3) Honor guests enthusiastically and 4) belong before you believe.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro03:20 Coming to church can be difficult. Knowing people are coming in feeling anxious, what do we want them to experience?05:32 Hospitality in the church.07:09 Honor guests enthusiastically: we care more about your experience than our own.10:16 What are some practical ways we try to honor guests enthusiastically?13:54 What does it "cost" us to pursue honoring guests?17:07 Belong before you believe. Probably our most misunderstood value.22:23 Is there an expiration date on how long someone can belong before they believe?24:01 You don't have to change anything about you to be around us.27:16 The dispositions, attitudes and mindsets that help live out this value well.29:19 Simple steps to take.30:41 Answering a different question: The fear of compromising the gospel to be a welcoming church.

In der Juli-Sendung unserer queerfeministischen Radio-Sendung Lx Radio geht es im Interview mit den Physiotherapeutinnen Ann-Kathrin Foß und Svea Axt vor allem um Aufklärung über u.a. den Beckenboden, wie sich Diskriminierung in der Medizin zeigt und wie diskriminierungssensible Physiotherapie aussehen kann. Außerdem haben wir die Rubriken "Künstlerin des Monats", im Juli ist das Schwesta Ebra, sowie "Buchrezension" und "Queerfeministischer Newsflash".

In this continuing series of looking at the mission, vision, and values of Autumn Ridge Church, Rick and Svea turn their attention to values one and two: Take truth seriously and give grace relentlessly.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro02:10 Eight values at Autumn Ridge Church. Why do we have them?05:14 Values one and two: 1) take truth seriously and 2) give grace relentlessly.06:45 We happily place ourselves underneath the authority of Scripture - even if it means we're out-of-step with culture.08:28 Is it possible our understanding of truth could change?11:39 What does it look like for followers of Jesus to follow the truth?13:42 What does "Speak the truth in love" mean?16:00 Truth at the expense of grace and grace at the expense of truth: both are damaging.19:31 Giving grace relentlessly.21:02 What is grace?23:14 How do we want to be experienced?25:13 How do grace and truth intersect with each other?31:03 Two actions step to take truth seriously and give grace relentlessly.

Klockan halv två natten till den 28 augusti 2019 kommer polisen till en lägenhet i Råcksta, i västra Stockholm. De har fått rapporter om skottlossning från automatvapen. I hallen sitter en chockad man på huk över en svårt skadad ung kvinna. Hon förs till Karolinska sjukhuset, men är träffad av minst 19 skott och hennes liv går inte att rädda. Hon heter Ndella Jack och är bara 18 år. Men det var inte hon som var mördarnas måltavla. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll, ljud från rättegången vid Solna tingsrätt, domar från Solna tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt samt intervju med familj och vänner. Programledare i detta avsnitt är Christopher Holmberg. Skribenter är Per Johansson och Hjalmar Wilén. Svenska Mordhistorier görs av podcastbolaget Creedcast, exklusivt för PodMe. * Det här är ett gammalt avsnitt från Podme. För att få tillgång till Podmes alla premiumpoddar samt fler avsnitt från den här podden, helt utan reklam, prova Podme Premium kostnadsfritt. *

Rick and Svea kick-off a five-part series on the Mission, Vision, and Values of Autumn Ridge Church.Topics discussed in this Episode:0:00 Intro02:47 Why does Autumn Ridge have a mission statement? Knowing why we say "Yes" and "No" to various opportunities.04:02 Most of life's hurts happen when we live in contradiction to our purpose.07:10 Our vision: communicating the kind of church we desire to be.09:15 Why is it important we have a vision statement?12:18 Digging in: Every single word in our MVV has been labored over and is important.12:23 Our Mission - Disciple vs follower of Jesus...16:06 Fully devoted...17:35 Three aspects: authority, identity, activity.20:00 Our Vision - We want to be a church...20:42 Of all cultures...24:15 Where Curious people...25:32 Where Skeptical people...26:43 And where Hurting people...29:30 Love to attend.30:19 Why is it important for our congregation to know and understand our mission and vision?

Unsere beiden heutigen Gäste verbindet ein gemeinsames Ziel: ein Netzwerk zu schaffen, das nicht nur Frauen stärkt, sondern echte Augenhöhe zwischen den Geschlechtern ermöglicht. Die eine war schon einmal bei uns zu Gast: Sie hat Jura studiert und gleich drei Karrierewege eingeschlagen, als Politikerin, als Sängerin und als Unternehmerin. Mit ihrer Personalberatung D-Level hat sie über ein Jahrzehnt Führungspositionen in der digitalen Wirtschaft besetzt, bevor sie mit dem Strive Magazin das erste Wirtschaftsmagazin für Frauen gründete. Ihr Antrieb: Frauen sichtbar machen, Wirtschaft anders denken und neue Räume für Führung schaffen. Die andere ist heute zum ersten Mal bei uns. Sie ist ebenfalls Unternehmerin, war vorher in führenden Positionen bei Mercedes-Benz und Mister Spex tätig, immer mit einem klaren Fokus auf Transformation, Strategie und operativer Exzellenz. Heute ist sie CEO eines Unternehmens in der Bestattungsbranche, Co-Founderin eines Fashion-Tech-Startups und Head of Business Network bei Strive. Gemeinsam bauen sie unter dem Dach des Strive-Ökosystems „Powerhouse“ auf, ein Netzwerk, das explizit auf 50:50 ausgelegt ist. Frauen UND Männer, gemeinsam für mehr Vielfalt, neue Perspektiven und den Mut, Wirtschaft neu zu denken“. Seit über acht Jahren beschäftigen wir uns in diesem Podcast mit der Frage, wie Arbeit den Menschen stärkt, statt ihn zu schwächen. In fast 500 Gesprächen mit über 700 Gästen haben wir darüber gesprochen, was sich für sie geändert hat – und was sich noch ändern muss. Warum sind Netzwerke heute wichtiger denn je, besonders für Führungskräfte in einer sich wandelnden Wirtschaft? Was bedeutet Diversität jenseits von Symbolik und wie gelingt echte Teilhabe und Zusammenarbeit auf Augenhöhe? Und weshalb könnte ein bewusst 50:50 angelegtes Netzwerk genau der Hebel sein, den wir brauchen, um Führung neu zu denken? Fest steht: Für die Lösung unserer aktuellen Herausforderungen brauchen wir neue Impulse. Daher suchen wir weiter nach Methoden, Vorbildern, Erfahrungen, Tools und Ideen, die uns dem Kern von New Work näherbringen. Darüber hinaus beschäftigt uns von Anfang an die Frage, ob wirklich alle Menschen das finden und leben können, was sie im Innersten wirklich, wirklich wollen. Ihr seid bei On the Way to New Work – heute mit Katharina Wolff und Svea Ohle. [Hier](https://linktr.ee/onthewaytonewwork) findet ihr alle Links zum Podcast und unseren aktuellen Werbepartnern

In dieser Episode sprechen wir mit Frieder und Svea über die Bedeutung der Nachfolgeplanung und darüber, wie eine strategische Übergabe gelingt. Sie teilen ihre Erfahrungen aus der Praxis, berichten, wie sie als neue Geschäftsführung zusammenarbeiten und welche Rolle Talententwicklung und Unternehmenskultur dabei spielen. Hör rein, wenn du mehr darüber erfahren möchtest, wie du die Nachfolge in deinem Unternehmen erfolgreich gestalten kannst!

Podden bad sina lyssnare skicka in förslag på vilken film som skulle analyseras. Och lotten föll på den franska action-klassikern TAXI från 1998. En högoktanig rökare skriven och proddad av den tveksamme Luc Besson. Utöver det så har Coma Cop äntligen kommit i kontakt med Finlands filmstiftelse och fått tag i statistik och siffror från biljettförsäljningen i Österbotten på 90-talet. Nu vet podden allt. Och Mike Foxtrot har gjort en ingående faktaruta på Emma Wiklund, supermodellen från Svea rike som gör en av rollerna i detta europeiska epos. Hoppa in i Taxin och följ med till Marseilles, nu blir det åka av!

En lytter har smurt menstruationsblod ud i sin eksmands Tesla, og en anden lytter er vegetar, men spiser kød i hemmelighed. Disse hemmeligheder deler lytterne bl.a. med Ida-Sophia, der har besøg af skuespilleren Anton Hjejle og sangerinden Svea S. Hvis du vil dele din hemmelighed, så ring eller skriv til 28 54 4000 - vi slører selvfølgelig din stemme. Vært: Ida-Sophia. Producer: Morten Nabild. Redaktør: Simon De Assis. Produceret af P3 Podcast.

Rick and Svea discuss the three major goals of the summer's Holy Lit series.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro02:46 Holy Lit - three goals03:05 Goal one: Uncomplicate our relationship with the Bible.09:59 If you have a simplistic understanding of the Bible you're going to have a more complicated relationship with it.12:01 Goal two: Energize our engagement with the Bible.15:33 Goal three: Expand our ability to understand the Bible.16:48 Series thesis: This is a backstory to the story of the Bible.19:36 Why is this important? Aligning with truth.24:46 The Bible is overwhelming, I don't even know where to start.28:11 What's coming up in the Podcast.

Pastor Caleb Smith joins Rick and Svea to close the Loaded Questions series. They discuss success and failure and how society's framework for success is at odds with the Gospel's framework for success.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro00:57 Reflecting on the Loaded Questions series.04:42 What was it like preparing to speak on failure?06:20 Svea to Caleb: Did your definitions of success and failure change or grow as a part preparing for this message?09:46 Embracing the tension of the gospel's framework of success and the inescapable realities of life.17:17 The rich, young ruler: a case study in questioning the framework of success.24:39 What does it look like if everything is stripped away and we're satisfied with only Jesus?30:20 How do we develop into being satisfied with having nothing but Jesus?36:39 Micah 6:8 - act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God.

Das deine finanzielle Freiheit mir sehr am Herzen liegt, das weißt du. Außerdem weißt du auch, dass ich ‚Female Empowerment‘ als grundsätzliches Motto als grundsätzliche zweite Mission, wenn du so willst, gerne kommuniziere. Für mich ist deine Einzigartigkeit das, was dich am Markt von anderen unterscheidet. Das ist der Grund, warum du viel mehr Erfolg hast als alle anderen, die vermeintlich das Gleiche anbieten wie du. Heute im Interview habe ich eine unfassbar starke und brillante Frau für dich zu Gast. Allerdings ist sie das Superhirn, wenn du so willst, hinter einer der bekanntesten Gaming-Musikmarken der Welt. Svea Büttner ist die Ehefrau von Chris und gemeinsam sind sie The Fat Rat. The Fat Rat mit zwölf Millionen Followern weltweit ein internationaler Musikkünstler, eine mega Personal Brand. Mit Svea spreche ich darüber, wie sie mit ihrem Mann gemeinsam die Einzigartigkeit die die beide absolut verkörpern, in ihrem Business zum Ausdruck gebracht haben und wie sie dadurch die gesamte Musikindustrie revolutionieren. Viel Freude bei der heutigen Episode, die meines Erachtens eine der inspirierendsten ist, die ich je aufgenommen habe.

Rick and Svea have a robust conversation about doubt. They talk about the connection with doubt, faith, and belief. Are there unsafe questions to ask? They also discuss the role of community in removing doubt.Resources:A. J. Swoboda's book, After DoubtTopics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro02:31 Summary of what Svea learned about herself, doubt, and Jesus in preparing for this message.09:58 1 Corinthians 4: 20 - The kingdom of God isn't a matter of talk but of power.12:38 What is doubt?18:00 What do we mean when we talk about faith or belief?23:40 Is it possible to experience doubt because we're putting expectations on Jesus he never promised?29:53 How do I know if a question is a safe question to ask? There are no unsafe questions, there are unsafe people.33:14 Recurring question after the services: how do I know I am saved? How can I have confidence in my salvation?40:37 You HAVE to invite other people in. Don't struggle by yourself.45:03 For those who struggle with intellectual doubts.

"Sveamaus" Svea Mausolf ist mit ihren Memes ein popkulturelles Phänomen. Um die 300.000 Menschen folgen ihr auf Social Media. Gerade hat sie mit "Image" ihren ersten Roman veröffentlicht. Moderation: Julia Schöning Von WDR 5.

In this episode Svea is joined by pastors Otis Hall and Jodi Quinn as they look at faith and mental health.Resources:Jodi Quinn's email: care@autumnridge.church Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:21 The number of Americans dealing with mental health issues is staggering.02:03 We seem to be afraid to talk about mental health.04:37 Being real about mental health issues. Otis' struggles.06:42 Prayer and following Jesus doesn't mean all our mental health issues will go away.08:42 Svea to Otis: how have you felt Jesus support you in your own life.10:38 Shouldn't I expect that if I believe Jesus I won't have to struggle with mental health?12:48 The age-old question: why do bad things happen to good people?14:10 What resources we have available for people who are struggling.16:56 What would you say to someone who doesn't know Jesus or feels like Jesus has let them down?18:58 Walking with Jesus isn't an instant cure, but he is a way through.22:28 Breath prayer.25:48 Some helpful application points from 1 Peter 5: be humble, cast your anxiety, be courageous.34:42 Closing prayer.

Maxkamadda racfaanka ee Svea ayaa maanta ruumaanka dhigtay nin shalay ay sii daysay maxkamadda degmadu. Nin reer Malmö ah oo lagu xukumay inuu bixiyo 740,000 karoon oo dayactir ah. Qaybo badan oo ka mid ah isbitaalka Sollefteå ah oo la xirayo.

Rick and Svea answer your questions about truth.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:58 Loaded Questions takes on a different format from other messages06:38 Why does truth matter?10:51 Is it possible for Christianity to be true and other religions to be true?15:05 How can we know Scripture is true?19:06 In Scripture is it possible the authors were biased?22:48 What do I need God for?24:43 How can you discern if what you're hearing is from God or the devil?26:48 Do you obtain knowledge at all? How do the disciples know they saw Jesus?31:49 How do we know what denominations are teaching truth when they have different beliefs but are still using the Bible as the source of that belief?35:41 The Apocrypha: Is it true and how is it distinguished from Scripture?37:23 Jesus' mother, Mary.39:38 I'm not a Christian for the perks, I'm a Christian because I'm convinced it's true.

Rick and Svea finish off the series on Galatians mostly focusing on burdens, loads, and pride.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro03:26 A LOT of diverse topics to cover is Galatians 6.04:44 What resonated with Svea that she wasn't able to cover in this passage?05:41 Carrying our own load and bearing each other's burdens.11:40 God isn't calling you to fix the people who sinned against you.17:21 I'm responsible for what I contribute, now necessarily how other people respond.20:01 How do you tell the difference between someone caught in sin and someone doing something you don't like?22:00 Presenting pride in the affirmative vs being the root of all sin (the pride Jesus died to forgive vs the pride commended in this passage).29:14 Swinging on the pendulum of feelings of inferiority and superiority.34:49 As Christians how do we engage with people and ideas that offer insight into human nature but are deeply hostile to the gospel?

Today Rick and Svea contrast works of the flesh with fruit of the Spirit.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro02:21 "Don't bite and devour each other..."04:50 Defining ourselves by obeying rigid rules or religious structures invites comparison on who is and isn't achieving and breeds pride.06:09 How might Jesus has told the parable of The Good Samaritan to Autumn Ridge Church?08:16 If the Gospel stops messing with us, we're changing it; it's not changing us.11:09 Paul was writing to believers, not unbelievers. Works of the flesh happen within church people.13:38 We don't conquer works of the flesh by religious rule-keeping. Change happens by the Spirit growing Christ-like character in you.17:04 Contrasting religious rule-keeping with living by the Spirit.26:03 when we live by the Spirit, we can no longer stomach biting and devouring each other.

Today Rick and Svea look at the allure of certainty instead of clarity, creating environments where litmus tests are the norm vs being in Christ. Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:46 Crawford Loritts was at Autumn Ridge Church.03:31 Back into Galatians. Svea says it's a difficult book.05:06 Gravitating toward environments and activities where we feel significant.08:34 Getting into the shoes of a typical Galatian man.11:29 Giving in to the allure of certainty instead of clarity.13:25 Putting so much emphasis on circumcision.15:55 Modern-day litmus tests to see if we're in the "in crowd."16:43 We are people of the Gospel; being in Christ.18:02 Being in Christ - can you lose your salvation?22:06 Deconstruction.31:08 Bad news. Good news.

Svea Mausolf ist die deutsche Meme-Queen auf Instagram. Dort folgen ihr mehr als 280.000 Menschen und schauen mit ihr in die Abgründe hinter der Reihenhausidylle. Ihren provokanten Witz breitet sie jetzt auch in ihrem ersten Roman „Image“ aus. Ein Gespräch auf der Leipziger Buchmesse.

Welcome to episode 100! Today, as they discuss Galatians chapter 4, Rick and Svea dig into having everything in Christ but living as though we have nothing. Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro00:38 Episode 100: Where did the name "Church Is Messy" come from?03:15 Galatians 4, we've been given everything in Christ but it's so easy for us to live as though we have nothing.06:33 A specific example of how we get it wrong: conflict.17:21 Paul leans in on conflict.18:43 Adoption: the irrevocable security we have in our standing with God.

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Today Rick and Svea acknowledge Galatians is a difficult book to understand, especially if we don't have an understanding of the Old Testament. They talk about tools to help gain understanding and spend some time discussing "the law".Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:32 Galatians is a hard book to get through and understand. Use tools like The Bible Project or The Message to help understand the deep content of Galatians.09:05 Looking at Galatians 3, an understanding of the Promise, the law, and Jesus' role in them is crucial.11:02 Understanding "the law."13:29 Misconceptions about the law.22:42 Galatians keeps driving us to stop trying to live by the structure of the law and following its rules but for our hearts to be so aligned with Jesus that he drives our behavior.23:34 Ragamuffins.27:21 Application of being one in Christ, recognizing our distinctions, and seeking to understand differing viewpoints.

In this episode Rick and Svea dig really deep into gospel fluency vs gospel gibberish. The gospel isn't just trusting Jesus for salvation, it's trusting Jesus for and with the rest of your life.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro00:57 Garrison Keillor and fake spring.02:29 "You foolish Galatians..."04:49 The Christian life is NOT trusting Jesus for salvation and then living the rest of your life doing things on your own and following rules.10:40 The problem with trusting in something or someone other than the Holy Spirit to fill the various "holes" in our lives.14:52 Digging in: The gospel isn't just for salvation, it's for the rest of your life.20:56 Series Thesis: The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love. Antithesis: The only thing that counts is self-reliance expressed through law.24:32 Self-esteem: If you are in Christ you are fully-delighted in by God. Until you believe it, it's going to ring hollow and you won't experience the freedom Paul is talking about in Galatians.30:52 The will power approach to life vs believing the gospel.

I dag fortæller Mai-Britt om et upassende sted, hvor hun er faldet i søvn. Og så leger vi s p eller k med Svea S, som er ude med sit debut album. Hør også når Svea spiller "Svag". Og så forsøger vi at gætte forskellige sprog.

In week two of our Galatians study Rick and Svea discuss conflict, the freedom we have in Jesus, and gospel fluency.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:40 Answering your questions: Does Galatians give a hierarchy of how we should relate to other people?07:16 Galatians chapter 2.09:33 Addressing conflict with other Jesus followers.15:53 The intersection of conflict, freedom in Christ and gospel fluency.18:52 The framework of gospel fluency.20:13 A summary of the gospel.24:05 Practical hand-holds to gospel fluency.27:35 Accepting and loving people vs endorsing practices contrary to the gospel.30:54 Explaining behaviors and lifestyles contrary to the gospel to your kids.

As we kick of our new series on the book of Galatians, Rick and Svea discuss false gospels and answer a listener question.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro03:23 Whose approval are you seeking?06:37 An example of appropriate and missing the gospel.10:03 The specific problems the Galatian church faced - adding to the gospel.14:10 We're all trying to reflect Jesus, not each other.17:41 How do we discern legalistic practices vs healthy practices in our own life?22:03 The progressive gospel and the regressive gospel: current, deadly false gospels.28:06 Listener question: How do we balance loving people without accepting all the choices people make?34:43 Upcoming themes in Galatians.

* Det här är ett gammalt avsnitt från Podme. För att få tillgång till Podmes alla premiumpoddar samt fler avsnitt från den här podden, helt utan reklam, prova Podme Premium kostnadsfritt. * På eftermiddagen 11 maj 1996 är några sommarstugeägare ute och promenerar i närheten av Nötviken utanför Norrtälje. De promenerar efter en liten grusväg när en av dem får syn på något som blänker inne i skogen. När han ska kontrollera saken upptäcker han något helt annat. Under en gran sticker det fram två fötter. Programledare är Christopher Holmberg. Manusförfattare är Per Johansson, och producent är Oscar Wendel. Originalmusik av Tor Wilén. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll. Åtalet och domen i Norrtälje tingsrätt. Domar i Örebro tingsrätt, Svea hovrätt och Högsta domstolen. Domar från tingsrätter och förvaltningsrätter i Stockholm och södra Sverige. Expressen. Norrtälje Tidning. Skatteverket/Folkbokföringen. Dokumentär i Sveriges Television 1999.

Today Rick and Svea talk about their own struggles with greed and simplicity and the New Testament framework of faithful giving and generous giving.Bible passages referenced in today's episode:1 Timothy 6:17-19; 1 Corinthians 9:13-14; 2 Corinthians 8:1-5Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:13 This message pushed Rick to wrestle down his own contentment.03:56 Simplicity: a corollary to contentment.05:16 Svea fell back into the trap of not practicing simplicity this past week.07:16 Rick confronting greed as he's excited about his new hobby of hunting.08:34 The practice of generosity - a tangible expression of love.09:28 It's not about the amount it's about the heart.13:19 Generosity binds us together.14:20 How can I approach generous giving - some guidelines.14:55 (1) Diagnose your reality.15:30 (2) What do you want your reality to be.15:42 (3) Make a plan to close the gap.17:01 What about tithing?18:50 Prioritize giving to the local church - faithful giving - and then giving to others - generous giving - (see the 1 & 2 Corinthian references, above).23:38 The joy of aligning all we are with who Christ is.24:49 This series has helped to connect the dots on why Jesus spoke about money so much.

Today Rick and Svea dig deep into the essence of the prosperity gospel, it falsehoods, and the various expressions of the prosperity gospel.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:47 Intro to the prosperity gospel.02:50 The real essence of the prosperity gospel.03:42 Live Q&A after most Saturday services (when Rick preaches).04:22 From the Q&A session last weekend: what is the fallout of the prosperity gospel?06:01 The year was 2013.14:48 The ditch: manipulation vs. grace.17:55 Why do we obey God?20:07 Different expressions of the prosperity gospel.20:41 Health and Healing prosperity gospel,26:13 The inverse: the poverty gospel,28:24 The purity, sex, and marriage prosperity gospel,31:17 The parenting prosperity gospel,32:38 The country and culture prosperity gospel.36:42 The error of the prosperity gospel: our actions force God's hand.37:38 The hope of trusting God IN our circumstances not FOR our circumstances.

* Det här är ett gammalt avsnitt från Podme. För att få tillgång till Podmes alla premiumpoddar samt fler avsnitt från den här podden, helt utan reklam, prova Podme Premium kostnadsfritt. * Natten till den 15 augusti 1992 ligger ett 39-årigt par och sover i sin lägenhet i Vendelsö utanför Stockholm. De väcks tjugo i tre när deras äldsta son Mattias kommer hem, skrikande av smärta. Han berättar att han blivit knivskuren och snart tappar han medvetandet. Under ambulansresan in till Stockholm avlider Mattias, bara 18 år gammal. Programledare är Christopher Holmberg. Manusförfattare är Per Johansson och producent är Oscar Wendel. Originalmusik av Tor Wilén. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll, domarna i Handens tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt, Aftonbladet, Expressen, Svenska Dagbladet, Dagens Nyheter, Tidningen iDag, Svensk Filmdatabas, SD Bulletinen, Folkbokföringen, LinkedIn.

In the first half of the episode Rick and Svea share where their vulnerabilities lie regarding money. In the second half they dig into contentment.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:12 Rick's history with Football.04:25 Rick and Svea wrestle through how calendars and money demonstrate who or what has our hearts.07:05 Svea talks about being vulnerable to finding security in money.11:32 Rick talks about his primary vulnerability comes through the satisfaction and significance money can bring.13:48 This series reveals deep soul issues and the opportunity we have to invite God into those spaces.14:52 Svea and her husband, Steve, are taking a serious look at intentionally redistributing any surplus funds.18:49 A danger of jumping straight from greed into generosity without first learning contentment.20:13 Digging into contentment.23:47 Lasting contentment.28:23 Watch out and be on guard - the dangers of moving up and to the right (the dangers of more than enough).30:54 Next week: the prosperity gospel. It's a bigger problem, and has infected, more than we realize.

In this episode, Rick and Svea unpack some of the ideas behind "Just Enough."Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro00:27 Review of 202404:45 The Lion's Share.07:37 The tension and awkwardness of a money message series.08:20 Wanting for people not from people.12:53 Resisting the temptation to sit the series out.15:00 The topics this series will cover.16:07 Just enough.18:23 Do I find significance, security, or satisfaction in what I have or who I have?23:06 The challenge: what is "just enough"?33:41 The emphasis Jesus put on the motivations of our heart.

* Det här är ett gammalt avsnitt från Podme. För att få tillgång till Podmes alla premiumpoddar samt fler avsnitt från den här podden, helt utan reklam, prova Podme Premium kostnadsfritt. * Den 17 december 2018 är två män ute och arbetar i Hedlandets naturreservat söder om Eskilstuna. När de kontrollerar en skåpbil som står parkerad en bit in i skogen visar den sig vara nästan utbränd. När en av männen kontrollera bilen närmare gör han en makaber upptäckt. Det sitter ett skelett på förarplatsen. Programledare är Christopher Holmberg, manusförfattare är Per Johansson och producent är Evelina Fernerud. Originalmusik av Tor Wilén. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll, domarna i Eskilstuna tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt, dom och förundersökningsprotokoll från Skaraborgs tingsrätt, domarna i förvaltningsrätten i Uppsala och kammarrätten i Stockholm, Eskilstuna-Kuriren, Folkbokföringen. Förp 3/3 Publiceras 29/4

Rick and Svea close out Jonah talking about traps, windows and mirrors, God's judgement in the Old Testament, and how we can apply the themes of Jonah to life after elections (this episode was recorded on Election Day, 2024). Ultimately, it boils down to this week's sermon topic: Unrelenting Grace.Topics discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:22 Election Day banter.02:46 A pastoral encouragement about election anxiety.05:09 Keep looking up - keep your eyes fixed on God.07:06 The early Church.09:53 Like Jonah, we all have traps we fall into when we find our security, significance, or satisfaction in something other than Jesus.11:21 Do we see Jonah as a window or as a mirror? Perhaps the book is a window and the man is a mirror.13:25 What do we fixate on when an idol is being messed with? For Rick it's organizing shoes, for Svea it's organizing closets. Instead, what needs to happen is to get honest with God and tell him how we're feeling.18:17 What about...judgement in the Old Testament.21:19 Jonah doesn't want God to be good toward other people, only to his people.22:37 What can we apply from Jonah as we move into the weeks and months following the elections?27:40 Jonah doesn't have a completely satisfying ending. There's no closure. But that's part of its genius.30:45 A prayer.

* Det här är ett gammalt avsnitt från Podme. För att få tillgång till Podmes alla premiumpoddar samt fler avsnitt från den här podden, helt utan reklam, prova Podme Premium kostnadsfritt. * Den sjätte juli 2005 är en fastighetsägare på väg till Gnesta för att vräka en av sina hyresgäster. När fastighetsägaren går in i lägenheten möts han av en enorm hög med post. När han fortsätter in i badrummet gör han en fasansfull upptäckt. Det ligger en död kropp i badkaret. Programledare är Christopher Holmberg. Manusförfattare är Per Johansson, och producent är Oscar Wendel. Originalmusik av Tor Wilén. Svenska Mordhistorier görs av podcastbolaget qast, exklusivt för PodMe. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll Domarna i Nyköpings tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt Domar i Örebro tingsrätt Södermanlands nyheter Sveriges radio, P1 Dokumentär Aftonbladet Svenska fall, TV 3

Imagine dedicating your life to a cause, only to see it seemingly fail, leading to sorrow and despair. This is what David and Svea Flood faced as they set out as missionaries in Africa in 1921. They endured hardships, illness, and the tragic loss of Svea, who died shortly after giving birth to their daughter, Aina. Overwhelmed by grief, David abandoned his faith, believing their mission had failed. But years later, Aina discovered that her parents' sacrifice was not in vain. The seeds sown in tears had brought a remarkable harvest—a thriving church and hundreds of believers. Psalm 126:5 reminds us, "Those who sow in tears shall reap with shouts of joy." Join us as we explore how God turns our tears into joy, using our trials and sacrifices in ways we could never imagine. Scripture Reading: Psalm 126:5

Imagine dedicating your life to a cause, only to see it seemingly fail, leading to sorrow and despair. This is what David and Svea Flood faced as they set out as missionaries in Africa in 1921. They endured hardships, illness, and the tragic loss of Svea, who died shortly after giving birth to their daughter, Aina. Overwhelmed by grief, David abandoned his faith, believing their mission had failed. But years later, Aina discovered that her parents' sacrifice was not in vain. The seeds sown in tears had brought a remarkable harvest—a thriving church and hundreds of believers. Psalm 126:5 reminds us, "Those who sow in tears shall reap with shouts of joy." Join us as we explore how God turns our tears into joy, using our trials and sacrifices in ways we could never imagine. Scripture Reading: Psalm 126:5

This week on Barely Famous, Kail discusses the season-ending developments on Prison Brides, including Svea and Joseph breaking up, and Jessica moving back to Australia to have her baby. Kail also recaps episode 2 of The Program on Netflix. She describes her findings regarding the origins of the program's techniques and shares a heartfelt message from a follower who underwent a similar experience. Please support the show by checking out our sponsors! Oak Essentials: Get 15% off at Oak Essentials with the code Barelyfamous15 at oakessentials.com Quince: Go to Quince.com/famous for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Noom: Sign up for your trial today at Noom.com DoorDash: Use code BARELYFAMOUS to get 50% off up to $10 value on $15 minimum subtotal on your next convenience, grocery or retail order. For eligible users only. Terms apply. To watch the full episode + other exclusive content, join my Patreon community! Patreon.com/kaillowry

Kail and Elijah break down Erin & Michael's crazy update and how they feel about Michael's drug use, and what Erin should do. They also talk about the Prison Brides social circle, and Emma's role as ringleader, Kail's fav Svea and Joseph; and how Craig and Jessica are handling their finances now that there's about to be a baby involved. New episodes of "Prison Brides" air on Lifetime on Wednesdays at 9:30pm ET / 8:30pm Central. https://www.mylifetime.com/shows/prison-brides