Podcasts about way up is down

Episode 2 in this serial series called: Farewell Evangelicalism is here. In this episdoe we begin to peel back to layers of evangelicalism to make sense of how it’s become the broken and malformed expression it is today. When did the wheels fall off? When did evangelicals become white nationalists? It hasn’t always been this way. To get to the ‘how' evangelicals became associated with various monkers like white nationalism, we must develop cultural context, garnering information to begin naming specific components in the movement that produce harm to the neighborhood, city, and nation, and of course to those stuck within the confines of the four church walls. The hope for this episode is to help give name to cultural moments when the evil and broken pieces in evangelicalism emerged so more folks can make connections to their own church or belief systems. We go back into time connect the dots between political movements, the use of fear to sway evangelicals, and ways evangelicals have casually sided with white supremacy to inform their beliefs. Episode 2 – Show Notes (00:00) – Introduction (00:28) – Setting the Scenes (01:35) – When evangelicals lost the plot. (05:30) – Introducing Scott Okomoto including his time teaching at Aszuza Pacific. (09:00) – When evangelicals swung hard right. (10:20) – How white was APU? Explaining culture and culture shifts. (14:00) – From Bush to Obama and evangelical militancy. (19:45) – Unpacking MAGA. (26:00) – Outro and Intro to Dr. Marlena Graves (20:45) – Unpacking the connections between evangelicals, Republicanism, and white supremacy. (26:15) – History: Moments in the 20th century when evangelicals married Republicans. (39:00) – Connecting the Religious Right movement. (42:50) – Talking about the strategy behind preserving white supremacy. (54:00) – Outro and wrap. Featuring your host Rohadi Nagassar (rohadi.com) and: Scott Okomoto – Writer/Podcaster R Scott Okamoto is a writer and musician from Los Angeles. He is passionate about AAPI identity and politics, fly fishing, sex and sexuality, cooking, and religious deconstruction. Scot is the creator and host of the Chapel Probation Podcast and the author of Asian American Apostate: Losing Religion and Finding Myself at an Evangelical University, published by Lake Drive Books. Dr. Marlena Graves – Professor/Author Marlena received her M.Div. from Northeastern Seminary in Rochester, New York and his pursuing her PhD in American Culture Studies at Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, OH where she is researching the influence American culture has on Evangelicals' view of immigration, race, and poverty. Marlena’s book, “The Way Up Is Down” (with IVPress) released in July 2020. Intro Music by Jesse Peters. Bumper music by Daniel Wheat.

Humble yourself means not only realize your need of God, ask him for his help, yield yourself to him, obey him as best you can. Weekend broadcast #154To help support this podcast, please visit walkwiththeking.org/donate and select "Podcast" from the dropdown menu.To hear more from Bob Cook, you can find Walk With The King on Facebook or Instagram.

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Do you sometimes find it hard to say you are sorry or admit when you are wrong? Humility is hard. Dr. Don Denyes opens the book of Philippians and encourages us as we strive to become more like Jesus.

What do you want to be successful at? It is something to do with your career, family, relationships or a personal goal? There are different understandings of “success.” Make no mistake about it: our society’s definition is certainly different from God’s. But which are you driving toward? This sermon looks at the direct and down-to-earth wisdom of James 4:1-10. It encourages us to consider the cardinal virtue of humility, and how God exalts those who live by humble faithfulness. It includes five practical applications that we find within the text. Mark Batterson writes: “We’re so busy climbing the ladder of success that we fail to realize it’s leaning against the wrong wall.”

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1 Peter 5, The Way Up Is Down, Anderw Goins by Arbor Dale Church

The world is constantly telling us to promote ourselves, get ahead any way you can, even if you must climb over people or drag others down. Jesus exemplifies for us, and Paul challenges us that- The Way Up Is Down. Sermon from Pastor Jim Stultz on July 21, 2024

The way up is down | Bruce Garner by CrossPoint Church

Not of This World: Daniel - "The Way Up Is Down" (Daniel 5) In our text today, we have a new king but the same story. No king is forever - even if that king is YOU. Like this king, we are often consumed with our own self-consumption. And the problem with that is we quickly lose our regard for holy things. Pride ruined King Nebuchadnezzar. Now it is about to take out King Belshazzar. King Nebuchadnezzar was humbled until he learned; then he was lifted up. Daniel was humble, but do not mistake humility for weakness. Humility is not weakness, but it is strength. The Lord rewards those who humbly lean on Him. The goal is to be people of faith who live in humility.

Humility Series Part 4- Mark 10:35-45, Jesus does not discourage pursuing or holding high positions, but defines true greatness as service and humility.

Join us this week as we start our new series about the different bags we carry. This week we're challenged by scripture about the sin of pride.

Message from Trip Smith on April 21, 2024

Homily given March 24, 2024, at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption.

Along with helping us apply God word to the news, The Equipped Newsletter's Thann Bennett looks at Jesus and although being God, did not seek the place of power. Rather, He took the place of humility.  Social media expert Chris Martin looks at our technology and its impact on us and our children spiritually and emotionally. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Message from Matt Ham on January 21, 2024

The way up is down. In a time where self has become an idol, how do we walk in humility? How can we become a people who seek to serve others? What does genuine humility look like? Jesus was humble and gentle in heart. (Mathew 11:29) The gospel has a lot to say about humility. Join me as I share a gospel centered response to humility. Connect With Me: https://www.valtopalu.com/

We sing the same carols over and over. We hear the same Christmas story again and again.Our "Ho, ho, ho," becomes, "Ho hum"—if we're not careful. Christmas can become sort of boring. In this special episode of Live the Bible, we're taking a look at Christmas from the apostle Paul's perspective in the book of Philippians. Repeated exposure to truth is one of the beautiful things about Christmas.And our practical application of God becoming a man is anything but boring! Support the show

Continuing through chapter 4 and Jesus helps us to see what our lives as believers should begin to look like in His Kindgom. 

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#14 in a Series on Proverbs - Wisdom: Living Life in the Fear of the Lord

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The Gospel of Mark | Week 31: When The Way Up Is Down | Nate Galloway 

Kingdom living is counter-cultural, oftentimes even counterintuitive but never ever counterproductive. Only the things you do for the Kingdom will last. Suffering for Christ sake is an important part of our sanctification. No way around it. The only way out is through. So, endure. I love you all dearly. Please email me: kedumitch@gmail.comIf you'd like to sow into this ministry you can do so via Cash App: $morgannichol or Venmo: $kedu_mitchFollow me: instagram.com/m0rillawarfare

“Humility: Why the Way Up is Down” by Brian King. Released: 2023. Genre: Religion and Spirituality. The post Humility – Why the Way Up is Down appeared first on Harvest Community Church - Eugene, Oregon.

Paul tells us: if you want to KNOW Christ more deeply, more vibrantly, you must: Know the power of his resurrection, share in his sufferings, and become like him in his death.

Message Series: "The Way Up Is Down"

In this episode, Pastors Sean and Jim discuss Matthew 18:1–14. Watering Seeds is a ministry of Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Asheville, NC. You can learn more and hear our sermons on our website: www.covenantreformed.net/sermons. You can also find our sermon recordings on Sermon Audio. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/covenantchurch/message

The humble birth of Jesus Christ reveals a surprising truth.What truth? In this episode of Live the Bible, we take a special look at Christmas and how the pursuits of our lives and passions can easily get misplaced. Jesus shows us that the way up is down.The way to true greatness in the eyes of God is to be a servant to Him—and to others—just like Jesus was from the day He was born.Support the show