Podcasts about was simon

1) Could you explain why you left the Presbyterian church? 2) What is the difference between the Temple and the Synagogue? 3) Why did the Israelites cry out for meat to eat when they had all their sheep and cattle? 4) What Old Testament scriptures were fulfilled through Jesus' resurrection? 5) Was Simon the sorcerer in Acts 8 saved?

Tonight we look at the use of magic, Wizardry an illusion. Was Simon ignorant in what he was doing? How does he respond to Philip's preaching? Lets discuss.

Let's board the trauma train AGAIN! Hipster & The Nerd, alongside returning guest Austin Martin-Williams, boards the Infinity Train once again to discuss the most thematically complex season yet, Book 3: Cult of the Conductor! Join Chris, Brian, and Austin as they discuss the dual character arcs of Grace and Simon, the toxic ideology of the Apex, returning fan-favorites, gruesome deaths, and so much more. What could have been had the show not been canceled? Was Simon's arc handled well or did it need more time? All these questions and more lead to discussions that last significantly longer than the season itself, so give it a listen! #RenewInfinityTrain --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Who was Peter? He was one of Jesus' first disciples, and he was certainly one of more commonly seen and entertaining of the group. You can't really read the New Testament without getting a sense as to the kind of person Peter was - emotional, passionate, out-spoken. And when Peter finally ‘got it', he became an amazing and impassioned ambassador for the Christian faith. His name WAS Simon originally, and was famously renamed by Jesus as Kephas (Kay-fas), in Aramaic, which means Rock, and was translated as Petros in Greek, or Peter. When was this letter written? Given that Peter doesn't mention the Neronian persecution that occurred in Rome in the mid 60s AD, it is most likely that this was written in the early 60s. So, we are talking about something written within about 30 years of Jesus' death, by someone who was with Jesus, had eaten with, touched, experienced life with, and watched Jesus' ministry and death take place. What is the story behind this letter, 1 Peter? He clearly indicates that his letter is written to gentiles - and, specifically, to gentiles dispersed across Asia Minor which is modern day Turkey. There are several themes or ideas that jump out the way that this letter is arranged, first that suffering paradoxically produces hope and purifies the spirit, then he talked about a new family that is born out of believers uniting and how there is a newness to life in following Jesus. Then he moves on to discuss further the theme of suffering and how that ties into being a witness for Jesus and really spends a fair amount of the back half of the letter developing that theme. A major takeaway that is so powerful from this is a the idea that violent resistance isn't the solution to oppression, it isn't through violence that we are to make our point and make our voices heard...that is a great message for our day and time. The Bible Project says that 1 Peter is a reminder that God's people have always been at least a somewhat misunderstood minority, because we are living under a different King and in a different paradigm, and that persecution offers a chance to show others the generous love of Jesus. Strength in suffering, seeing suffering as a tool for our development and our witness to others...these are what we'll really be diving into in the days ahead. Tomorrow is the read-through, and I am looking forward to that.

In today’s show, Steve interviews Simon Fraser, a previous intern with Young Entrepreneurs,  author, and videographer. This show starts with Simon recalling his life as a teenager. As a young adult, Simon was frustrated with his lack of clarity. This is when he came across Young Entrepreneurs. What attracted Simon to Young Entrepreneurs in the first place? Was Simon immediately convinced when he first came across this unique opportunity? The next segment of the show is about Simon’s experience with Young Entrepreneurs. Strong mentors and proven systems helped Simon quickly pick the ropes of his painting business. Here, Simon shares the struggles he went through as a student painter in his first year. Long work hours, difficult work conditions and lack of material comforts did not deter him. So, what inspired Simon to stay put? This persistence paid off big time as Simon had a terrific-first year at Young Entrepreneurs. Drawing on these learnings, Simon managed to generate $240,000 in year two. How did Simon manage to scale up his painting business so dramatically? Listeners will learn the importance of delegation, teamwork, and motivation in this segment of the show. This terrific success and the opportunity to move on to bigger and better things made Simon quit his engineering college to join Young Entrepreneurs as a full-time GM. The latter part of the show is about Simon’s post Student Painters life. Simon talks a bit about his book, “Undecided”. In his book, Simon highlights why it is important to choose your professional path after careful consideration. Simon also shares his experience of working at Praxis, a 10-person start-up in the education space. Here, Simon draws some interesting comparisons between working at Praxis and a large organization like Young Entrepreneurs Eventually, Simon decided to follow his passion and pursue videography as a freelancer. If you are struggling to convert your passion to profit, this segment of the show will particularly interest you.   What You Will Learn in This Show: Transferable skill-sets that you can pick up at Young Entrepreneurs  Benefits and Challenges of Working in a Start-up environment How to turn your passion into profit Importance of challenging the norm as an entrepreneur and professional And so much more! Resources: YEAA (Young Entrepreneurs Across America) Undecided: Escape the system, find your passion, and achieve the freedom and happiness you've always Simon’s Website

Konjunktive wie „hätte, würde, wäre“ halten die meisten von uns andauernd von größeren Vorhaben ab. Simon Michalowicz (38) hat diese Konjunktive für sich gestrichen. Er sucht nach Herausforderungen und verlässt dafür regelmäßig seine Komfortzone. Ob Sommer oder Winter, durch Berge oder die Weiten Skandinaviens. Simon Michalowicz geht auf Entdeckungsreise so oft es eben geht. Wie ihn die Natur aus seinem Bürojob gezogen hat und was 140 Tage Norwegen im Leben des Buchautors verändert haben. *** Home Office mal anders: Diese Abenteurer-Ausrüstungsstücke finden sich bei Simon Michalowicz Zuhause (2:14) Norwegen der Länge nach durchwandern? Für Simon das größte Abenteuer (2:48) Was hat der schönste Ort der Welt mit Fußball zu tun? (3:08) Beim Wandern das Zelt verlieren? – Keine gute Idee (4:19) Die beste Schokolade der Welt kommt aus Norwegen? Für Simon stimmt das (5:12) Kennen Sie einen Titanlöffel? Wozu der gut ist (5:58) Angst, Respekt und Demut – für einen Abenteurer besonders wichtige Tugenden (6:38) Wie Simon zum Abenteurer wurde und warum ihm dieser Schritt eigentlich vom Schicksal abgenommen wurde (7:05) Gerne in der Komfortzone unterwegs? Der Reiz des Sich-Selbst-Überwindens wirkt für Simon Wunder (8:05) Gemütlich durch die Welt – dass geht. Für Simon muss der Kopf beim Reisen auch hinterherkommen (9:20) Von Süd-Norwegen zur nördlichen Spitze – so hat sich Simon auf diese gigantische Reise vorbereitet (9:58) Die Extremwanderung nach dem ersten Kilometer bereut – trotzdem ging es für Simon weiter gen Norden (12:00) Ein Zurück wäre zwar möglich, Simon dann aber doch ein bisschen zu peinlich gewesen (12:38) Der Lauf der Jahreszeiten am eigenen Körper zu spüren – so hat Simon die harsche Natur Skandinaviens erlebt (14:00) Schmerzen ausschalten oder sogar genießen. Was Simon damit meint? (15:17) Norwegenreise geplant? An diesen Orten lohnt es sich besonders etwas zu verweilen (19:13) Wie Simon sein Zelt verlor – und was dann geschah (20:17) Ernährung ist ein völlig neues Thema, wenn es plötzlich keinen Kühlschrank in erreichbarer Nähe mehr gibt. Wie Simon sich unterwegs versorgen konnte und was das mit Elfen zutun hat (25:30) Emotionen eines Abenteurers: Warum Simon auf seiner Reise gut weinen konnte und weshalb das auch positiv zu bewerten ist (29:19) Allein mit sich auszukommen ist ein großes Learning seiner Reise (30:36) Der Weg ist das Ziel, doch das eigentliche Reiseziel ist dennoch ein wichtiger Anker für eine Fernwanderung – warum? (31:45) Wie die Aufgabe seines Jobs Simons Leben verändert hat (33:24) Was jeder Anfänger dabeihaben sollte, wenn er eine Reise wie die von Simon angehen möchte und warum Losgehen wichtiger ist als die eigentliche Ausrüstung (34:42) „Junge, wie möchtest du beerdigt werden?“ - So sahen die Reaktionen auf Simons Reiseankündigung aus (37:40) Ein Peilsender als Nabelschnur zur Zivilisation? Warum das nicht automatisch das Abenteuer ruiniert (39:50) Mit Freunden oder allein? Simons Pro und Cons (42:39) Bald geht es für Simon wieder nach Norwegen. Da drauf freut er sich am meisten (43:40) Megamäßig anstrengend aber seine Träume zu leben ist immer der richtige Weg. Darum: Streicht eure Konjunktive (45:22) *** Rausgehört in die Natur und in den Globetrotter Outdoor Podcast! Einmal im Monat trifft Moderator Joris Gräßlin auf Weltenbummler, Forscher und Abenteurer, die gemeinsam mit uns ihre bewegenden Geschichten teilen. Wir sprechen über die Leidenschaft fürs Draußen sein, die Faszination für die Natur und natürlich auch Höhen, Tiefen und einschlägige Outdoor-Erlebnisse, die man so schnell nicht vergisst. Ihr habt Wünsche oder Kritik, dann freuen wir uns auf eure Nachricht an podcast@globetrotter.de. Rausgehört, der Podcast der Globetrotter Ausrüstung GmbH.

Was Simon of Samaria a True Convert?

In der nunmehr 10. Episode beantworten Simon und Amadeus allerlei spannende Fragen aus der Community. Wie sie sich kennengelernt haben. Ob es leichter ist an limitierte Sneaker ran zu kommen, wenn man so'nen Podcast macht. Was man tun muss, um im Sneaker-Business Fuß zu fassen. Welcher Turnschuh für immer der Holy Grail bleiben wird. Wie es um die Sneakermessen in Deutschland bestellt ist. Welcher Trend 2018 komplett überflüssig erscheint. Was Simon mit seiner Frisur angestellt hat. Und vieles weitere... Zu hören in Episode 10 von Oh, Schuhen! - Der Sneaker-Podcast. / Abonniert den Kanal, lasst ein bisschen Liebe da und checkt instagram.com/ohschuhenpodcast

Are there any black people mentioned in the Bible? Was Bathsheba black? Was the Queen of Sheba black? Was Simon of Cyrene black?

This week Kevin and Kornflake tackle the tough questions. Is Level 42 better than Black 47? (No, they both rule.) Was Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings just a ripoff of Harold and the Purple Crayon? (See previous answer.) Kool-Aid Man: thirst-quenching hero or out-of-control destructive freak? (Again, BOTH!) And how many times will our Chickens in the News segment take us back to Woonsocket, Rhode Island? (Just twice so far. But we're monitoring the Northern Rhode Island poultry situation very, very closely.)

There was a positive response to the gospel message in Samaria. In Acts 8:13 Simon the sorcerer also believed. When Peter and John came from Jerusalem to lay hands on the believing Samaritans, they received the Holy Spirit. Simon thought this was great and offered money in order to profit himself from this phenomenon. Was Simon really saved? What did it mean when Peter told Simon he had neither part nor portion in this matter? How can we know that Simon’s belief was sufficient for his salvation?