Podcast appearances and mentions of Timothy Alexander

It's Friday and that means it's time for another encore episode! This week's episode from the archives is PMP358, an interview with my friend Timothy Alexander. Timothy's story is moving and inspirational. Give this episode a listen or check out the original blog post from 2023 to learn more about him! The post ENCORE FRIDAY – PMP358: Inspired to Be Faithful with Timothy Alexander appeared first on Principal Matters.

This week Will Parker interviews Timothy Alexander as he shares his inspiring story and how he uses it to reach students. … Continue readingPMP358: Inspired to Be Faithful with Timothy Alexander The post PMP358: Inspired to Be Faithful with Timothy Alexander first appeared on Principal Matters.

On this episode of ADJUSTED, we welcome a special guest, Timothy Alexander. TA shares his story and inspiration for overcoming a catastrophic injury. Season 5 is brought to you by Berkley Industrial Comp. This episode is hosted by Greg Hamlin and guest co-host Allison Marlow, Sr. VP Business Development & Marketing for Berkley Industrial Comp.Visit the Berkley Industrial Comp blog for more!Got questions? Send them to marketing@berkindcomp.comFor music inquiries, contact Cameron Runyan at camrunyan9@gmail.com

Monday, 30 January 2023   But the Jews stirred up the devout and prominent women and the chief men of the city, raised up persecution against Paul and Barnabas, and expelled them from their region. Acts 13:50   The previous verse noted that “the word of the Lord was being spread throughout all the region.” Because the gospel is a message of freedom, and because Satan and his followers hate freedom, blowback from the apostle's efforts was inevitable. This had repeatedly been the case since the first proclamation of the gospel by Peter in Acts 2. With their successful efforts in the region, the resulting antagonistic attitude of the opposition grew. Luke now records who was behind it, beginning with, “But the Jews.”   The contrast between Paul and Barnabas who are both Jews and “the Jews” noted here is bold and striking. Despite being Jews, Paul and Barnabas have a message to convey that goes beyond the Jewish people. The Jews do not. Their message is one of bondage. If there are those who are not Jews who accept their message, they are brought into a position of subservience, not freedom.   On the other hand, the message of Jesus allows people to remain who they are in a manner that is not seen in the message of the Jews. The gospel calls for a change in heart toward God, and it is offered to anyone of any station in life. This is not the case with the Jews as is seen in the next words. They “stirred up the devout and prominent women and the chief men of the city.”   The Jews did not go out into the streets and alleys and proclaim freedom from sin. Instead, they established themselves in a city, brought their religion with them, and allowed the prominent and wealthy to join them, thus gaining influence at the higher levels. Though a bit long, the words of Charles Ellicott explain this situation –   “The fact stated brings before us another feature of the relations between Jews and Gentiles at this period. They ‘compassed sea and land to make one proselyte' (Matthew 23:15). They found it easier to make proselytes of women. Such conversions had their good and their bad sides. In many cases there was a real longing for a higher and purer life than was found in the infinite debasement of Greek and Roman society, which found its satisfaction in the life and faith of Israel. (See Notes on Acts 17:4; Acts 17:12.) But with many, ... the change brought with it new elements of superstition and weakness, and absolute submission of conscience to its new directors, and thus the Rabbis were often to the wealthier women of Greek and Roman cities what Jesuit confessors were in France and Italy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Here we get the darker side of the picture. The Jews stir up the women of the upper class, and they stir up their husbands. The latter were content apparently to acquiesce in their wives accepting the Judaism with which they had become familiar, but resented the intrusion of a new and, in one sense, more exacting doctrine.”   It is these Jews, with a finger on those who were politically established and who possessed great wealth, that “raised up persecution against Paul and Barnabas.” Here, Luke uses a word, epegeiró, for the first of two times in Scripture. It signifies “to rouse upon.” In other words, their influence is used upon the minds of the people to stir them up against the message that has been conveyed. In their arousal, it is to a state of persecution against Paul and Barnabas.   The type of persecution the apostles faced is not stated, but exacting examples of such persecution will be seen as Acts continues. Quite often, it will be because of the Jews who oppose them.   A notable example of this is found in Acts 19. In that chapter, there was a great disturbance that resulted from Paul's sharing of the gospel. In proclaiming Jesus as God, it means that idols are false gods. Because of this, a state of friction arose in Ephesus because of the great idol that was worshipped there. Smaller images of the great statue of Diana were made for people to purchase. But if the gospel flourished, these idol makers would lose their source of revenue. Hence, those who made them stirred up the masses. There it says –   “And they drew Alexander out of the multitude, the Jews putting him forward. And Alexander motioned with his hand, and wanted to make his defense to the people.” Acts 19:33   The Jews used the situation in Ephesus as a pretext to silence the spread of the gospel. But even more, this may be the same Alexander who continued to harass Paul as noted in 2 Timothy –   “Alexander the coppersmith did me much harm. May the Lord repay him according to his works. 15 You also must beware of him, for he has greatly resisted our words.” 2 Timothy 4:14, 15   If this is the same Alexander, he not only wanted to silence the gospel because he had rejected it, but he also profited off the sales of these idols. That could be inferred from his being a coppersmith. It is this same attitude that caused the Jews to stir up those in Antioch against Paul and Barnabas. From there, Luke notes they “expelled them from their region.”   With the message widely spread in the area, and with the Jews exerting their influence over those in power, the Lord knew that it was time for the apostles to move on. What initially seems like a defeat will be prove to be another victory as Chapter 14 opens. The apostles will move on and bring the message to another area where a great multitude will again receive their message.   Life application: The Jews brought their situation upon themselves. Exactly as the Law of Moses said would occur, they went into an extended period of punishment for their rejection of Jesus. But it should not go without noting that this included Paul too. He was as opposed to the message of Jesus as anyone. And yet, the Lord, through His grace and mercy, brought Paul to Himself –   “For you have heard of my former conduct in Judaism, how I persecuted the church of God beyond measure and tried to destroy it. 14 And I advanced in Judaism beyond many of my contemporaries in my own nation, being more exceedingly zealous for the traditions of my fathers. 15 But when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb and called me through His grace, 16 to reveal His Son in me, that I might preach Him among the Gentiles, I did not immediately confer with flesh and blood, 17 nor did I go up to Jerusalem to those who were apostles before me; but I went to Arabia, and returned again to Damascus.” Galatians 1:13-17   This is further explained by Paul to Timothy –   “And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord who has enabled me, because He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry, 13 although I was formerly a blasphemer, a persecutor, and an insolent man; but I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief. 14 And the grace of our Lord was exceedingly abundant, with faith and love which are in Christ Jesus.” 1 Timothy 1:12-14   Paul was given grace and mercy and he used it to the glory of God from that moment on. And despite his anger at the state of his people in rejecting Christ Jesus, he understood their attitude because he had shared in it. His first allegiance was always to Jesus, but he also remained troubled in his heart over the state of his people (See Romans 9:1-3).   This should be our attitude as well, both to the Jews and to the Gentiles who have rejected Jesus. We should be angry at their state of rebellion and their active resistance to the gospel. But we should also be troubled in our hearts at their pitiful state of condemnation. In other words, we should be willing to go in both directions.   We should strive against them as they attack the message while striving with the gospel's proclamation in hopes that some may be saved. Let us do our best to be responsible with our state in Christ in this manner. Hold fast to the truth of the gospel proclaiming it and allowing it to have the effect that God intends for it at any given time and place.   Help us, Lord God, to never be shy about being Christians. May we faithfully proclaim that we are saved believers of Christ who will stand on His gospel no matter what. Those who oppose it will receive what they are due. And those who accept it will be granted Your mercy and forgiveness. May our words go forth! From there, they will do as You have purposed. Help us to be responsible and to speak out so that this can happen. Amen.  

A star high school football player being in a horrific car accident and paralyzed from the waist down to being the Director of Character Development at UAB Football and a Motivational Coach. Join us in hearing Timothy Alexander's story and future ambitions. _ Alabama Care is partially supported by http://www.ACDD.org The views expressed are not necessarily the views of these organizations.

Timothy Alexander is a bestselling writer, award-winning speaker, and life coach who thrives at the intersection of character development, counseling, Continue readingPMP284: Triumph over Tragedy with Timothy Alexander The post PMP284: Triumph over Tragedy with Timothy Alexander first appeared on Principal Matters.

Join me as I talk with Tim Stephens! For those of you that don't know Tim, he was recruited to come to UAB by Gene Bartow. Not as an athlete, but as a student to work in the athletics office. That turned into Tim working with the Kaleidoscope campus newspaper, doing photography for multiple sports at UAB, being the color analyst for UAB football broadcasts with Gary Sanders, and his career in sports journalism. Tim is also a co-author for the book Ever Faithful, Ever Loyal: The Timothy Alexander Story. This book shares the story of Timothy Alexander, former UAB football player, advocate for the football program shut down, UAB graduate, and current motivational speaker. Tim shares some amazing behind the scenes stories of his time at UAB, the legacy of Gene Bartow, his work with Tim Alexander, and so much more! You don't find many people that have had firsthand experiences in UAB athletics like Tim. Be sure to follow my social pages @DragonsDenEFEL on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Go Blazers!

On this episode of ADJUSTED, we welcome a special guest, Timothy Alexander. TA shares his story and inspiration for overcoming a catastrophic injury.  Season 2 is brought to you by Berkley Industrial Comp. This episode is hosted by Greg Hamlin and guest co-host Allison Marlow, Sr. VP Business Development & Marketing for Berkley Industrial Comp.For more ADJUSTED content, visit the Berkley Industrial Comp blog at https://www.berkindcomp.com/blog/. Music by Cameron Runyan. Email camrunyan9@gmail.com for inquires. For all other inquiries, email marketing@berkindcomp.com.

Timothy Alexander is a faith driven young man who has dedicated his life to motivating and inspiring others. A native of Birmingham Alabama, Timothy attended Erwin High School and was ranked the #8 high school football player in the state. Timothy had the opportunity to play for any college in the country; however, he was involved in a life changing car accident in 2006, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. From that point on, Timothy was left to find his purpose in life while paralyzed. Timothy Alexander is a best selling writer, award-winning speaker, and life coach who thrives at the intersection of character development, counseling, and mentorship.

Timothy Alexander is the Director of Character Development for the UAB Blazers Football Team. After an automobile accident left him with a traumatic brain injury and paralyzed from the waist down, Timothy began a Journey of Healing and spiritual growth that 'changed the trajectory of his life. Tim's story will challange and inspire you in tyour own journey!

Timothy Alexander is the Director of Character Development for the UAB Blazers Football Team. After an automobile accident left him with a traumatic brain injury and paralyzed from the waist down, Timothy began a Journey of Healing and spiritual growth that 'changed the trajectory of his life. Tim's story will challange and inspire you in tyour own journey!

Timothy Alexander chats with us about helping others discover the champion within, comparing yourself to others, why we need to be thankful for the little things, and the idea that we don't need it to be easy, we just need it to be possible. More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/timothyalexander. TA's Recommendations EdTech Tool: Cell phone Book: The Bible Who to Follow on Instagram: @InspiredbyTA YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: www.teachbetter.com Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Wake up every morning and plan your day, because if you don't plan your day, your day will plan for you. Best piece of advice you've ever received: "It happens." Links to Connect With TA Website: www.inspiredbyta.com Twitter: @inspiredbyta Instagram: @inspiredbyta --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teach-better-talk/message

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Rae Hughart and Timothy Alexander drop in to the Teach Better Team private Facebook group as part of our effort to support you in anyway we can during this unique and challenging time while schools are closed for an unknown period of time as our country tries to fend off the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic. If you need anything, please do not hesitate to reach out on social media or via email at info@teachbetter.com We're here for you! To join the private Facebook group, visit: www.facebook.com/groups/teachbetterteam Learn more at: www.teachbetter.com Follow us on Twitter: @teachbetterteam Connect on facebook: @teachbetterteam Follow us on Instagram: @teachbetterteam Free Online Course: www.teachbetteracademy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teach-better-talk/message

Asbury graduate, Laine Moore sits down with us today to talk rodeo. He participates in Team Roping, Calf Roping & Steer Wrestling. He’s got some amazing accomplishments under his belt & he’s headed to university on a rodeo scholarship. He talks about life, faith & rodeo. “Q” (Quinton Williams) with Lifepoint Church guest co-hosts with us. We talk about translation problems in The Clutch Moment. Russ Daniels with FCA gives us the last minute details of The PLT Party, happening this Friday night at the VBC in Huntsville. And, he fills us in on the UIC (Unity In The Community) event happening on August 18th in Huntsville, with Timothy Alexander. One smart caller wins some Boaz 9 Cinema tickets. And, Charburger hooks us up with some amazing food. Check out the show! If you like what you hear, please subscribe on BuzzSprout, Apple Podcast or Google Play Music.

On-location at Albertville Sports Camp last week, we got the chance to sit down with Trey Moore, Sam Chance, Scottie Davis & Haley Cope, to talk about all the fun at camp. Timothy Alexander, Director of Character Development from UAB, sat down to speak hope to us. And Assistant Pastor Caleb Ehmke from Grace Fellowship Presbyterian Church, who helps put the camp together every year, told us what it's like to organize the event and the payoff for all those involved. We also hear from Kristin Wilkerson of FCA about upcoming camps and the PLT Training and Party that you can be a part of. We talk about regrets in The Clutch Moment. Charburger hooks us up with some amazing food. And, Boaz 9 Cinema provides some movie tickets for our trivia winners. Check out the podcast, you'll be glad you did!

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As soon as I make it through this situation I have to help people through their situation – Timothy Alexander 7:00 Want a heads up when a new episode drops? Subscribe here As athletes, we can face situations that at the time do not seem fair. We start to ask why me. We plan so much […] The post Ep. 8 How “We Don’t Need It To Be Easy We Just Need It To Be Possible” With Timothy Alexander appeared first on 9INE POINT.

Sarah Clapper and Timothy Alexander join Dr. Tim Elmore and Andrew McPeak as we discuss resilience. Sarah Clapper shares her story (04:34 – 19:57) about overcoming several obstacles before being recently crowned Miss Ohio 2017. Then, Timothy Alexander explains (20:10 – 31:49) how he survived a terrible car accident and became the first paraplegic to receive a full-ride scholarship…

Sarah Clapper and Timothy Alexander join Dr. Tim Elmore and Andrew McPeak as we discuss resilience. Sarah Clapper shares her story (04:34 - 19:57) about overcoming several obstacles before being recently crowned Miss Ohio 2017. Then, Timothy Alexander explains (20:10 - 31:49) how he survived a terrible car accident and became the first paraplegic to receive a full-ride scholarship for football at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Finally, Dr. Tim Elmore and Andrew McPeak dive into some practical application (31:50 - 35:36) as to how you can help develop resilience in the young adults.

October 28th, 2006 was a day that changed Timothy Alexander's life. A car accident left the heavily recruited tight-end receiver paralyzed from the neck down. Almost 11 years later, Alexander walked out with the UAB Football squad to the middle of the field, kissed the ball, and thanked God for where he's at. Alexander continues to be a role model for people both in and out of the sports world who think they can't achieve their hopes and dreams with their given circumstances. Timothy talks about his faith, his hope, his motivation for sitting up at the end of his bed every morning and refusing to let his circumstances determine his mindset for how he is going to live out the next 24 hours. “We don't need it to be easy, we need it to be possible.” Our society today needs motivators such as Timothy to spread the happiness and love that he flushes out from his heart into the world every time he talks. “We need hope.” This is a man who is driven, not by what has happened to him, but by the possibility and power created by his comeback. In sports, we talk about how the players who suffered from a horrific injury such as an ACL tear, or a torn labarum come back to be even better than they were. This story is one in the same. Alexander has made the ultimate comeback and continues to give back to the people around him, the programs he loves and cares about such as UAB football, and to his faith. “I ask people 3 things: Who are you? Why are you here? Who are you doing it for? And if you don't know those 3 things, you're more disabled than I am.” Timothy speaks to a bigger issue throughout this podcast. People need to know their purpose rather than just pressing the cruise control on life. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it. For more information on The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology, please visit: www.themindside.com

In 2006, Timothy Alexander was one of the top high school prospects coming out of the state of Alabama. Being recruited by some of America's top programs, it seemed that his football dreams were sealed, until the day he fell victim to a car accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. Since that time, Tim has devoted his life to motivating others to live theirs more fully. In this episode, he goes back to the tragic day that changed it all for him and shares his testimony on the journey that he has embarked upon ever since.

In Part I, Timothy Alexander took us back to the beginning, sharing his story of growing up in Birmingham, becoming one of the nation's top high school football prospects, and how a tragic accident derailed his dream of playing Division I Football. And now he's become the face of a college football triumph story after leading the charge to have the University of Alabama Birmingham football team reinstated after a 2-year hiatus. In this episode, Tim shares his testimony of how life has put him in position to motivate and encourage people from all walks to live inspired. 

Timothy embarked on a bigger challenge in life. Timothy was in a horrific car accident, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. In that accident, Timothy risked his life to save a 2-year old baby. From that point on Timothy was left to find his purpose in life while paralyzed. While beginning a new journey at Wallace State Community College, he learned to live independently and cope with society. After graduating from Wallace State Community College he enrolled at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he received a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and communication management (double major). Timothy Alexander left a major impact on UAB by becoming the first paraplegic to receive a football scholarship, runner-up for Mr. UAB and President of UAB athletic marketing known as “Gang Green.”  While working for “Gang Green” Timothy helped set 2 school attendance records while there. Timothy received the Student of Excellence Award because of his academic/athletic performance in and out the classroom. HE was also known for holding prayer gatherings, taking students to church twice a semester so that students could come together/pray and to help find their purpose in life.

In 2006, Timothy Alexander was one of the top high school prospects coming out of the state of Alabama. Being recruited by some of America's top programs, it seemed that his football dreams were sealed, until the day he fell victim to a car accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. Since that time, Tim has devoted his life to motivating others to live theirs more fully. In this episode, he goes back to the tragic day that changed it all for him and shares his testimony on the journey that he has embarked upon ever since.

Mantis Radio 199 + Timothy Alexander In the Mantis Radio session hot seat Timothy Alexander (Sonic Groove, Diacope Records). We've new music by Kerridge, Rabit, Bintus, Parris, Haunter Recs, J. Tijn remixed by Skee Mask and some older cuts including J:Kenzo, Youngta and Black Sun Empire and another cut from Darkfloor Sound's upcoming tape release by new blood A Vengeance. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 199 + Timothy Alexander In the Mantis Radio session hot seat Timothy Alexander (Sonic Groove, Diacope Records). We've new music by Kerridge, Rabit, Bintus, Parris, Haunter Recs, J. Tijn remixed by Skee Mask and some older cuts including J:Kenzo, Youngta and Black Sun Empire and another cut from Darkfloor Sound's upcoming tape release by new blood A Vengeance. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

In this episode, I talk to Timothy Alexander about his song ‘Addicted’, which you can hear at http://www.reverbnation.com/timothyalexander/song/8451515-addicted . We discussed some of the personal events that led to the writing of the song, as well as more technical aspects of its construction. Enjoy! The show notes for this episode can be found at http://yoursongpodcast.tumblr.com/post/67954390041/for-the-tenth-episode-of-tell-me-about-your .

Kai-zen Podcast - Regular top guest DJ's playing Deep House, Tech & Techno. Apathism - Seven CH-Signal Laboratories - Hypnotica Scale 1 Ben Klock - Signal Test DVS1 - Confused Darkcell - Dusty (Perc Remix) Dipole - Positive Pole Xhin - Vent (Pfirter Remix) Aubrey - Dark (Mike Parker Remix) Alexey Volkov - Nomad (Tommy Four Seven Remix) Inigo Kennedy - Scatter Marcel Fengler - Thwack (Mike Parker Remix) Planetary Assault System - Rip the Cut Milton Bradley - Sequence #1 British Murder Boys - A2 Chris Page - Fernseher (Timothy Alexander Dub) Timothy Alexander - 12 Label owner, producer and DJ. Not to mention a trained musician, studio engineer and a previous position as a live sound engineer. Timothy Alexander started making music in 2002 both in a live post-rock band and as an electronic instrumental act. Taking inspiration from the likes of Skinny Puppy, Nitzer Ebb, Ministr, Killing Joke and other more atmospherical acts such as Cult of Luna and Pelican, whilst making his own distinctive ambient soundscapes. Using computers as well as hardware synthesis, Tim was able to warp and mutate sounds as well as introducing drums to help build up more emotion throughout each tracks. This ambient project was developed into an unhealthy obsession where he was constantly aiming for more complex atmospheres and more relentless percussive elements. Sharing the stage with the likes of Surgeon, Dave Clarke, Gary Beck, Grovskopa, Audio Injection and Vince Watson, Timothy has learned to develop his mixing style which often comprises of up to 4 tracks at once, plus extra samples and loops. Supported by the best in the industry such as Speedy J, Chris Liebing, Tommy Four Seven and Audio Injection, Timothy is one of the true underground artists to watch out for. www.facebook.com/timothyalexander www.soundcloud.com/timothyalexander www.facebook.com/diacoperecords

New Breed Of The Blind Spot 016 | Timothy Alexandernn01, Kalon – Haiku (Female Edit) 02, Markus Suckut - Vary (Lucy Tool) 03, Tommy Four Seven + Chris Liebing – Bauhaus (Timothy Alexander Groove Tool) 04, Forward Strategy Group – Applied Generics D 05, Planetary Assault System – GT (P.A.S Drone Sector Remix) 06, O V R – Post-Traumatic Son 07, Dino Sabatini – Ceto (Timothy Alexander Extracted Groove Tool) 08, Xhin – Mind 09, Karl O Connor – Guiltless 10, James Ruskin + Mark Broom – The Metal Man 11, Martyn feat. Spacape – Is this Insanity (Ben Klock Remix) 12, Chevel – Fulcron 13, Surgeon – Box (Timothy Alexander Beat Tool) 14, Donkey Rollerz – Donkey Rollerz Strike Again (Kick Tool) 15, Jonas Kopp – Alkitran 16, Traversable Wormhole – Superluminal (Chris Liebing Remix) 17, Tommy Four Seven – Sor 18, Mike Humphries + Glenn Wilson – Double D (Timothy Alexander Low Roll Tool) 19, Timothy Alexander – Mammut 20, Surgeon – Untitled