Podcasts about thornwell

The hearts of Christian parents should long for the salvation of their children. This week, we read J Gary Aitken's digest of some of the letters of James Henley Thornwell (1812–1862). These touching letters manifest Thornwell's watchful concern for his children's eternal happiness, encouraging and challenging believing parents today.   Featured Article: – 'Readings from a Covenant Father's Heart', article by J. Gary Aitken, featured in the Banner of Truth Magazine, Issue 172 (January 1978).   About the contributor: Dr J. Gary Aitken ministered at First Presbyterian Church, Clarksdale, Mississippi, and Covenant Presbyterian Church, Colombia, South Carolina.   Buy The Collected Writings of James Henley Thornwell: https://banneroftruth.org/store/collected-workssets/collected-writings-of-james-henley-thornwell/   Explore the work of the Banner of Truth: www.banneroftruth.org Subscribe to the Magazine (print/digital/both): www.banneroftruth.org/magazine Leave us a voice message: www.speakpipe.com/magazinepodcast  

It's time for unsung heroes/villians week. We take a deep dive on two people that you've likely never heard of, but probably should have. One person lived the words of Christ to an extreme fashion. The other was an extreme dickhead. Join us to learn about both! 

James Henley Thornwell - Antinomianism (1840) . . . Thornwell was one of the most influential theologians in the 19th century American Presbyterian Church. This little piece was an appendix to a reprint of Robert Traill's classic work on justification, which Thornwell published as a tract. In it, Thornwell shows how the gospel is opposed to both legalism and lawlessness, and how justification and sanctification are linked together in the plan of salvation. 

Thomas Smyth - A Charge to James Henley Thornwell and Francis Patrick Mullally (May 4, 1860) . . .  Thomas Smyth (1808-1873), pastor of Second Presbyterian Church in Charleston, SC, gave this charge on the occasion of the ordination of Mullally and the installation of Thornwell and Mullally as co-pastors of First Presbyterians Church of Columbia, SC. The charge is rich in explanation of a pastor's calling, and tender in its address to the uniqueness of the situation.

“T” is for Thornwell, James Henley (1812-1862). Theologian, college president.

Big Q covers the latest New Orleans Pelicans signings in this PPR Flash Report. The Pels ink to players for depth off the bench. Thornwell, a 6-foot-5 wing, played for the Pelicans during the NBA's restart inside the Walt Disney World bubble. The 26-year-old broke into the NBA with the Los Angeles Clippers.The addition of Gabriel, a 6-foot-9 power forward, gives New Orleans a high-energy big man to throw onto the floor. Gabriel was a highly touted recruit coming out of high school. He played for two seasons at Kentucky. He went undrafted in 2018, and then signed a two-way deal with the Sacramento Kings.Please subscribe, like & share the shows link!**********************************************************************❤️ GET THE MERCH NOW & SUPPORT THE PLATFORM WHO DAT BABY! ❤️ FB SHOP: https://tinyurl.com/FBProshop❤️PRO SHOP 1 https://tinyurl.com/theproshops1❤️ PRO SHOP 2: https://tinyurl.com/theproshops2**********************************************************************

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Kashton and Taylor interview Mike Thornwell on this episode of Rosé Room after one of his viral videos was reposted by Chelsea Handler. Based in North Carolina, Thornwell is a social media sensation on platforms like Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram. The 21 year-old content creator currently has 228k followers on TikTok with 4 million likes, over 40k followers on Instagram and over 5K subscribers on YouTube, and just launched a new podcast called, Intrusive Thoughts. Thornwell shares his experiences going viral, the struggle of living in a small town, his inspiration for content, and his plans for the future for his rising career. 

Join the Smarter Parenting Club. https://club.smarterparenting.com/ In Episode 61, ADHD Parenting Coach, Siope Kinikini talks with Kurt Furnham from Thornwell in South Carolina about how he teaches the behavior skill of Following Instructions and the importance of Following Instructions. Thornwell is part of the Teaching-Family Association and uses the Teaching-Family Model in their residential and in-home programs. In all of the Teaching-Family Association programs, teaching Following Instructions will be one of the first skills a child or family learn. If a child is not able to Follow Instructions, they will not be successful with the other behavior skills as all include an element of Following Instructions. Getting kids to Follow Instructions seems is essential as they will use this skill for their whole life. They will use it when they cook a recipe, assemble a piece of furniture, do a project at work, or go through airport security. Once mastered Following Instructions become a regular part of our day. Kurt Fulhman talks about what he has found to be successful in teaching Following Instructions to dysfunctional populations. His first recommendation is to make it part of the daily routine and daily expectations. Following Instructions can be incorporated into chores, schedules, family traditions, meals, homework, etc. Even getting dressed can involve Following Instructions. Creating daily routines that include Following Instructions will decrease frustration and increase closeness. Second, when incorporating Following Instructions into your daily routine, don’t make it too complicated. Start with small tasks and by giving short instructions. When a child has mastered that, continue to add additional jobs and directions. Third, children who have never had to Follow Instructions may want to power struggle or argue. The advice: disengage until they can follow the instructions. Disengaging will allowing them to see the importance of Following Instructions and that Following Instructions benefits them. For more information about Following Instructions, visit: https://www.smarterparenting.com/lesson/view/following-instructions/

A new MP3 sermon from First Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Episode 35: Thornwell 2019 Subtitle: First Focus Speaker: Dr. Gabriel N. E. Fluhrer Broadcaster: First Presbyterian Church Event: Podcast Date: 6/21/2019 Length: 8 min.

A new MP3 sermon from First Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Episode 35: Thornwell 2019 Subtitle: First Focus Speaker: Dr. Gabriel N. E. Fluhrer Broadcaster: First Presbyterian Church Event: Podcast Date: 6/21/2019 Length: 8 min.

Hell faithful listeners, the GABACast has returned from a brief hiatus to discuss literally everything South Carolina Gamecocks. In this episode we talk about: The hiring process and the similarities between the Mark Kingston hire and the Will Muschamp hire.Our general thoughts/opinions on Mark Kingston as a coach, recruiter and everything in between.The NBA Summer League and how Thornwell has balled out, Lonzo Ball struggled his first night and if Dozier made a bad decision to go pro.Why South Carolina is and always will be better than Clemson.SEC Media Days and how Muschamp's second SEC Media Days as the head coach at South Carolina will be different than the first.Twitter questions. Thanks for listening!

Lucas Hann breaks down some key developments in last night's NBA Draft before turning his attention to the two newest Clippers: Jawun Evans from Oklahoma State and Sindarius Thornwell from South Carolina. #NBA #NBADraft #Clippers #OklahomaSt #SouthCarolina Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TRC Unleashed discusses the Gamecocks' upcoming Final Four appearance and it's significance in the history of the athletic program.  

The GABA Cast celebrates (not really) the return of the OG's Sam and DC3, and we discuss a wide variety of topics that mostly revolve around Gamecock hoops, including: The case for Sindarius Thornwell as the SEC Player of the Year.How the Gamecocks Men's team can make, or miss, the NCAA Tournament.ESPN's obsession with Kentucky basketball.How the Lady Gamecocks can take down the UConn Death Star. We delve into other topics, including the return of Gamecock Baseball (YAY BUNTS) and the implications of DC3's role in the GABA Cast curse. Let's just say we have fun and we hope y'all do the same. Enjoy!

The long-awaited return of Sindarius Thornwell saw the South Carolina Gamecocks men’s basketball team do something it hasn’t done since, like, before Crying Jordan: beat the University of Georgia in a basketball game. The team showcased their powerhouse defense, and held the Bulldogs’ to just 3 baskets from beyond the arc; it was exactly the way a Frank Martin team is designed to play. They followed that up with a come-from-behind victory in College Station against a very solid Texas A&M Aggies side that shot an eye-popping 67 percent from the floor in the first half. It’s safe to say that the Gamecocks are playing much better with the return of their stalwart guard, but just what does Thornwell’s presence mean for the team besides just being arguably the best player on the team? How does his return affect the Gamecocks still-alive NCAA Tournament hopes? What does the team need to do to realize those dreams? Have no fear, your favorite podcast is back to tackle all of the issues with takes just hot enough to avoid a bench clearing brawl. This week, besides our look into the men’s basketball team and their path through the SEC and into March, we take a look at the rumored-to-be newest member of the football coaching staff: Eric Wolford. You may remember him from his previous stint in Columbia, where he was the OLine coach and running game coordinator before leaving to be the head coach at Youngstown State. We speculate on his ability to recruit, develop, and manage talent, and pray that things cannot possibly get any worse and, therefore, can only get better from here. We also discuss how to prepare for a Clemson National Championship win over Alabama, define what’s needed for football to continue it’s return to success, and much much more. Sidenote: GET WELL SOON, A’JA WILSON. We hope to find out more about her ankle injury today. 

Dr. Nick Willborn was my guest as we discussed the issues and concerns in the debates between Charles Hodge and James Henley Thornwell.