Podcasts about Svea

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.

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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.

The roles are reversed: Rick asks Svea about her message on Jonah and we get insight into what didn't make it into the message this past week.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro01:33 Believing God is gracious, compassionate, slow to anger and abounding in love at the heart level banishes fear, heals hurts, and melts anger.04:00 How do you recognize the real ugliness and brokenness in the world that touches our lives, remember who God is and what we're like in him in such a way we are not angry people?08:12 What was left on the cutting room floor?09:17 Answer: Jonah didn't want to be seen as a fool to the Ninevites or his own people because God relented on overthrowing the Ninevites.16:25 Why do we want to whitewash certain biblical figures?18:08 We want simple - the good guys and the bad guys, but we're all good guys and bad guys.25:11 Elijah and Jonah - similarities and differences.27:26 Rebellion and religion are almost identical - they both lead to the same thing - self-reliance.29:06 Jesus is the better Jonah.

Rick and Svea grapple with a number of important themes from Jonah this week:God's provisionJonah is full of biblical parallelsObedienceTopics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro00:59 Lots of fun aspects and different connections in the text a more casual reading may miss. (Such as the fish in Jonah switches from masculine to feminine in Hebrew.)04:25 The fish: tomb or womb?05:51 Did Jonah's view of the fish change in retrospect? God's provision may look different than we're expecting.07:21 Two rabbit trails: the fish-historical narrative vs parable vs satire and womb-God's compassion.10:06 Parallel between Jonah's fish and the Christian fish symbol - Jesus is the means of deliverance.12:46 Typology: the parallel with baptism. The inexhaustible depths of how Jonah is connected to the entire Bible.20:30 Jonah chapter three: half-hearted obedience.22:51 Where many of us find ourselves: wanting to be obedient to God but not always for the right reasons. External Obedience + Internal Obstinance = Slavery.29:46 A comparison and contrast of walking through difficult seasons of obedience with what we see in Jonah.

* 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

Rick and Svea make light of finally getting to "the whale" and how this is often given the lion's share of the messaging about Jonah when it's really an insignificant element of the story. This week's episode drips with challenges to go deeper and looking at what the text is actually saying.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro01:33 Svea is struck by how many of us grew up with a child-like level of understanding of the book of Jonah.05:00 For many the focus of the book is on a very small part of the story - and with the wrong intent. The large fish wasn't a means of punishment but a means of grace.08:17 God's provision and grace can often times be an opportunity to learn or practice humility. 10:30 We may not have the same fears of the sea as in the time of Jonah, but we do have a fear of chaos and death. The global pandemic exposed our big fish.12:54 Western Christians can learn much from the global church.14:51 Vince Lombardi: fatigue makes cowards of us all.18:47 Holding all of our fears, pains, insecurities, etc. before God.22:43 Jonah's prayer in chapter 2.27:09 In chapters 3 & 4 we'll see examples of external repentance, but no evidence of an internal repentance. Are there things we're doing right on the outside but on the inside we're still hostile to God?

This week Rick and Svea look at Jonah 1:1-16. Jonah acts as an enemy of God and yet God shows him grace. They draw out a number a parallels between Jonah and Jesus and how they differ in their motivation.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro01:42 Where is the line?06:51 Rick gets honest - some of his backstory.10:29 God sets his heart on his enemies and loves his enemies like a son.11:41 Jonah acts as an enemy of God but God shows him scandalous grace. 18:14 Jonah is the entire Bible in miniature.20:17 Jonah goes down in the ship to sleep; perhaps depression and trying to escape God?21:47 Parallels between Jonah and Jesus (in Mark 4).23:15 Studying Jonah has given Rick an even greater appreciated for baptism.24:12 The symbolism of Jonah "going down" in chapter 1. Svea talks about "accident chains" from her aviation days.27:47 Being vulnerable vs being exposed.35:08 Jonah would rather die than carry a message of reconciliation. Jesus would rather die than NOT carry a message of reconciliation.

Petra Lundh om gängens samarbete med främmande makt, om färre skjutningar och högre uppklaring, och om varför hon tycker att vi behöver ändra det tillitsbaserade samhället. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Petra Lundh efterträdde Anders Thornberg som rikspolischef i december i fjol. Hon har en bakgrund som domare, riksåklagare och hovrättspresident för Svea hovrätt. Hon har också varit regeringens utredare för en rad av de straffskärpningar som genomförts under senare tid.På frågan om hur mycket det har kliat i fingrarna på henne att förändra polisens arbete när hon betraktade det från domarhåll svarar hon: ”Ganska mycket, kan jag säga.” och hon nämner bland annat att polisen måste bli vassare på att hantera vardagsbrott som relationsbrott, bedrägerier och stölder.”Där har vi haft svårt att mäkta med det eftersom den grova brottsligheten har tagit kraft. Men nu har vi ju tagit ett rejält grepp om det där och försöker verkligen. För vi måste mäkta med två saker samtidigt, det kan inte bara vara de grova brotten utan även det här mellanskiktet, det handlar inte minst om samhällskontraktet och annat, tillit till myndigheter.”, säger Petra Lundh.Attentaten mot Israels ambassaderI veckan attackerades Israels ambassader – både i Stockholm och i Köpenhamn, och enligt åklagare finns en koppling mellan de två dåden. Enligt Säkerhetspolisen finns det också tecken på att det kan finnas kopplingar till Iran.Enligt uppgifter från den israeliska underrättelsetjänsten Mossad så ska attentaten ha utförts på uppdrag av Foxtrot-nätverkets ledare Rawa Majid som enligt Mossad nu är agent för Iran. Rikspolischef Petra Lundh betonar att ingenting är bekräftat än.”Så vi vet ju inte det än. Men skulle det vara så så visar ju det på allvarligheten som vi har i det här landet, nu är det inte bara gängkriminalitet och grov organiserad brottslighet utan nu kan det vara annat också som ligger bakom. Då är det klart att det är en oerhört allvarlig situation vi har”, säger Petra Lundh.Färre skjutningar och större uppklaringAntalet dödliga skjutningar ser ut att minska i år – efter rekordhöga nivåer under fler år. Enligt Polismyndighetens statistik har polisen också blivit bättre på att klara upp de grova gängbrotten. Enligt Petra Lundh har uppklaringen ökat från runt 20 till över 70-80 procent på kort tid.När Polismyndigheten nu talar om ökad uppklaring handlar det om andelen ärenden som redovisas till åklagare. Sedan är det inte säkert att ärendena leder till fällande domar, något som kan ta flera år. Så hur säker är rikspolischefen på att de höga uppklaringssiffrorna kommer att stå sig?”Nej, vi kan inte garantera, det är ju åklagare som driver det här. Och vi får säkert inte fällande domar i alla mål som drivs, men får vi det i de allra flesta, som vi får nu, så får vi vara nöjda. Men det här är ju för att kunna visa rent statistiskt att det går upp, för annars skulle vi få vänta i ytterligare ett par år.”, säger Petra Lundh. Gäst: Petra Lundh, rikspolischefProgramledare: Katarina von ArndtKommentar: Caroline Mellgren, biträdande professor i kriminologi och prefekt för institutionen för polisiärt arbete vid Malmö universitet. Producent: Maja LagercrantzTekniker: Stina FagerbergIntervjun spelades in på förmiddagen fredag den 4 oktober 2024.

In the weekend message introducing the book of Jonah, Rick stated there are two common views to interpreting the story of Jonah: historical narrative or primarily parable. In this episode Rick and Svea discuss a question posed to them: Does Jesus' reference to Jonah in Matthew 12, when foretelling his own death and resurrection, support a particular interpretation of Jonah?Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro01:04 Our unity isn't based on everyone agreeing on everything. Our unity is based on inclusion in Christ. It's okay to have different understandings on a variety of topics and still maintain unity.03:12 Many of us only thought of Jonah as a miraculous, historical account. Learning people view this book as anything other than history can be destabilizing and feel like a slippery slope to less allegiance toward the Bible.08:51 The astute question: Jesus referencing Jonah.11:40 Four options for interpreting Jesus' reference to Jonah.17:17 Reaffirmation of the authority and inerrancy of Scripture when multiple viewpoints of interpreting passages like Jonah are present.

* 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. * Sent på kvällen den 18 december 1993 väller rök ut från en lägenhet på Hägerstensåsen i södra Stockholm. I lägenhetens största sovrum gör brandmännen en makaber upptäckt. På golvet, i en hög av förkolnade sängkläder, ser de ansiktet på en död människa. Den döda mannen visar sig vara en känd 47-årig lokalpolitiker i Örebro. Polisen tror att han har somnat med en tänd cigarett men det finns saker som inte stämmer. Ingen har någonsin sett politikern röka. Programledare är Christopher Holmberg. Manusförfattare är Per Johansson och producent är Evelina Fernerud. Originalmusik av Tor Wilén. Källor: Domarna i Stockholms tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt, polisens förundersökningsprotokoll, Nerikes Allehanda, Expressen, tidningen Idag, Nordisk kriminalkrönika, folkbokföringen, Centrum för Levande historia, Begravda i Sverige 2, Sveriges släktforskarförbund.

Rick and Svea introduce us to the book of Jonah and its timeframe in history. This is a book filled with comedy and satire; in many ways hundreds of years before its time, and yet is has profoundly important questions and themes it wants us to deal with.Note: this episode was recorded prior to the first message being given.Topics discussed in this episode:00:00 Intro.02:20 Background of the book of Jonah - it's like the arc of the entire Bible condensed into a few chapters.05:01 Synopsis of Jonah.08:33 The focus: are we aligned with the heart of God or will we insist on God doing something different.10:16 Two camps of thought regarding Jonah: the book as historical narrative or the book as parable.14:36 If we regard the book as parable are we removing some of the story's potency?16:00 Pride + Ignorance = Foolishness. Humility + Instruction = Wisdom.19:16 Coming to Scripture with preconceived ideas about what it says vs approaching the text in humility and letting it speak to us.22:14 In our scientific and post-Christian culture, Jonah is the sort of story people love to point to and discredit our faith or the credibility of the Bible.25:15 So, is Jonah historical narrative or is it a parable?32:15 What is the theme on which this series will focus?

In this episode Rick and Svea try to bring light, not heat to the discussion of politics.Svea recommends watching the message on which this episode is based before listening to the podcast.Find the video here: https://youtu.be/KHN2c6-z-OwTopics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro01:09 Discussion of Politics and Churches and Church Leaders04:46 Rick's goal as a pastor is to teach people how to think about politics and how to align with the Bible.06:12 How do we reconcile the idea that everyone is trying to do their best with politics?07:00 The early church in Rome had complicated interactions between Jews and Gentiles.10:53 How to seek unity without conformity; "bring the light, not the heat."13:22 What are churches to do about engaging people with political issues?15:41 How to seek to understand others with different views from yours versus trying to convince each other to change.19:59 Discussion on single-issue voting.24:45 How do people interact when we challenge their perspectives or try to control them?29:04 How do we engage in local government?30:58 What Biblical principles can we apply to understanding politics?32:07 Rick shares how prioritizing and weighting different issues can help us make decisions: Which candidate will be most helpful for the issues that are most important to you?36:32 Discussion of supporting the interests of others while voting.39:29 How do we engage online politically or engage with our peers online?41:28 What about the use of fear in today's political rhetoric?45:31 Be informed, but don't get formed by negative influences.

In this special episode of The Rebecca Adehill Show, Rebecca is joined by her daughter Svea for a heartfelt conversation about the responsibilities and privileges of parenthood. Together, they explore how our children are constantly observing our every move, and what a powerful gift it is to be a role model for the next generation. Rebecca reflects on the importance of family privilege and how it sets the foundation for children to approach life with confidence and purpose. As someone who was raised in an environment filled with love and support, Rebecca is now on a mission to create that same foundation for her own children. She hopes this episode will inspire listeners to become more self-aware of how they spend their time and ensure that when they look back on these moments, there won't be any regrets. Join Rebecca and Svea as they dive into the joys and challenges of being a parent and the lasting impact we have on our children's lives.

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

Tyskland inför skärpta gränskontroller. Debatt mellan harris och Trump. Bonnesen dömd till fängelse av Svea hovrätt. Riksdagen öppnar flera nya statsråd presenteras. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

Welcome to a new season of Church Is Messy! Rick and Svea kick the season off with a bang and delve into a number of questions and topics related to our recently completed series, Gifted, on the Holy Spirit.Topics discussed in today's episode:00:00 Intro and Rick and Svea's Summer Highlights and Lessons Learned.05:53 Recap of the Ghosted message series and a summary of the topics: including what is the Holy Spirit's role in spreading the Gospel, what is the Spirit's role in our own faith, what about spiritual gifts, and what is God's will for us?15:21 Jesus said it is better than he goes away and we get the Spirit. Why might he have said this?18:27 How did the believers experience the Spirit differently before and after Jesus?22:30 We can engage with the Spirit and develop the fruit of the spirit by developing "spiritual practices" and habits.24:11 People often focus on spiritual gifts that appear as "sensational" or "extraordinary" rather than seemingly ordinary.26:31 What about instances where the Holy Spirit did do a sensational miracle or work? How do we approach those instances?32:54 Everyone wants to know "God's will for them." How does the Spirit play a role in this and what practically do we experience?36:57 Discussion of what people think about being lead by the Spirit and the role the Bible plays in the Spirit's leading.44:03 How should a church plan and pursue vision and plans while acknowledging the Spirit's role in success?47:58 How can we get to know our spiritual gifts? 53:49 Story about the photo on Rick's wall that "speaks to him."

* 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. * Klockan har passerat 22 på kvällen den 18 januari 2010. Två rökdykare trevar sig fram genom en brinnande lägenhet i Grängesberg. När de tagit sig till det innersta rummet ser de en liten hund, livlös på golvet. Strax därpå hittar de en medvetslös man. Programledare är Christopher Holmberg. Manusförfattare är Per Johansson, och producent är Andreas Jamsheree. Originalmusik av Tor Wilén. Källor: Polisens förundersökningsprotokoll, åklagarens stämningsansökan, domarna i Falu tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt, tidigare domar i Köpings tingsrätt och Svea hovrätt, Nya Ludvika Tidning, Aftonbladet, Expressen och författarens intervju med Pigges syster.

Rick and Svea discuss a topic about which they both feel passionate: spiritual formation. What is it? How is it different than discipleship? Is it even a biblical term? Listen and catch the vision for why they're so excited about spiritual formation.Want to take your next step? Check out our classes: https://autumnridge.churchcenter.com/groups/classes-studies?Topics in this Episode:00:00 Intro00:59 What is spiritual formation and how is it different from discipleship? Spiritual formation includes things that form us other than discipling under Jesus.02:56 How does the Practicing the Way class help define or clarify what spiritual formation is?04:54 Is "spiritual formation" new age, or unbiblical?05:19 What does the Bible say about spiritual formation?07:04 There are so many things that form us spiritually or distract us from being formed by Jesus.10:00 Discussion of various methods of discipleship and whether traditional practices for following Jesus are sufficient in themselves or if there are missing components.11:41 Svea suggests that many believers have neglected the practice of actually spending time with Jesus. This has sometimes been reduced to understanding, believing, and doing the right things, but as the book of James says, even demons know the truth. 15:28 "WHO we are" and "HOW we are" and "who we are BECOMING" are all more important than what we do.20:12 All things we do should be shaped and informed by Jesus's example and teaching24:05 Romans 12 explains how spiritual formation isn't mystical or new age-y, but is logical even.25:51 Why is Autumn Ridge leaning into spiritual formation and the Practicing the Way class?

How could the short life of one woman have such a sweeping impact on an entire nation? The life of Svea Flood is a remarkable story. In 1923, Svea Flood and her new husband, David, and their young son left their home in Sweden and went to the Belgian Congo (currently Zaire). They were accompanied by another couple from Sweden. After arriving at the mission station and seeking the Lord's guidance, the two couples were led to settle in a remote village. However, the village chief sent them away. They reluctantly built mud huts a half a mile from the village and prayed for a breakthrough. After two years of sickness and continual difficulties, they saw no fruit from their labors. Then Svea gave birth to a baby girl and everything changed. Decades later, Svea's daughter learned of how God had planted seeds in that village, and the harvest was abundant. Aggie Hurst: A Story of Eternal Perspective, https://www.epm.org/blog/2008/Nov/9/aggie-hurst-a-story-of-eternal-perspective Aggie: The Inspiring Story of a Girl Without a Country

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

Amye is joined by Steph to chat Prison Brides S1:EP10 This Is How It EndsTW: This episode contains talk of DV when we get to Jessica and Craig.As his relationship with Svea is on the rocks, Joseph's financial struggles lead him into serious trouble. UK bride Emma heads back to Michigan to prepare for her husband's imminent release from prison. And while Jessica and Craig face a major setback in their relationship, in Ohio, Erin makes the ultimate decision to return to home to Australia.Like what you hear? Consider supporting the show.To get ad-free episodes and bonus content please visit:https://www.patreon.com/littlemissrecaphttps://littlemissrecap.supercast.com/THE SHOW:Get in touch with us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/littlemissrecapFacebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/littlemissrecapInstagram: @littlemissrecap Voicemail: www.littlemissrecap.comEmail: Info@littlemissrecap.comGet your Little Miss Recap Merch HERE! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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