Podcasts about widow's mite

This week's blogpost - https://bahnsen.co/3PHCjiB Host Trevor Cummings, with Brett Bonecutter and Blaine Carver, discusses whether Jesus' teachings support socialism, prompted by Senator Raphael Warnock citing Matthew 25 in policy debates about poverty and healthcare. Brett argues socialism is often invoked as a moral claim and defines it as collective ownership and cooperative regulation to constrain private self-interest, then contends Jesus' teachings and biblical law assume private and real property rights, voluntary exchange, merit-based reward, banking, and interest. They debate whether Jesus' statements address individual heart posture versus prescribing systems, with Brett pointing to parables of landowners/tenants and the talents, and Jesus praising the widow's offering, as incompatible with socialist ethics. The conversation emphasizes a “free and virtuous” society, personal responsibility and generosity as the Bible's mechanism for caring for the poor, and invites listener feedback. 00:00 Welcome and premise 00:46 Holy Week motivation 01:32 Socialism in culture 02:36 Morality and Jesus 04:16 Why this matters 06:35 Warnock quote context 09:07 Defining socialism 11:00 Polls and capitalism label 13:19 Heart versus system 17:14 Parable property rights 20:04 Rich ruler nuance 22:29 Systemic assumptions 23:11 Systemic Lens Debate 24:16 Familiar Categories Not Endorsement 25:45 Parable of the Talents 29:50 Morality Envy and Greed 32:55 Acts Church and Coercion 35:54 Widows Mite and Charity 38:08 Was Jesus a Socialist 41:02 Too Big to Fail Tensions 43:41 Final Thoughts and Wrap Links mentioned in this episode: http://thoughtsonmoney.com http://thebahnsengroup.com

Luke 21:1-4

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e300 More Than a Dime, Tour the Saints, Doctor, Doctor, Widows Mite or Mite Not by Paul George

32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 10, 2024 Year B.Listen carefully to the readings and join Dina Marie for this reflection on FAITH MOMENTS WITH DINA MARIE.The readings for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary TimeFirst Reading: 1 Kings 17:10-16Responsorial Psalm 146: Praise the Lord, my soul!Second Reading: Hebrews 9:24-28Gospel Reading: Mark 12:38-44For the daily liturgical readings visit: www.usccb.org or www.wau.orgThe podcast of this program is at www.materdeiradio.com.

Time:MorningMinister:Rev. Phil GrotenhuisTexts:Mark 12:38–44

During this podcast, host Tawana Lowery shares three important strategies that will help us overcome disappointment (regardless of the circumstances) AND … Keep our Joy!! And as the new year approaches, let these strategies arm you with a game plan to transcend the disappointment traps that might arise.       SCRIPT:   How to Overcome Disappointment and Keep Your Joy By Tawana Lowery (excerpts taken from her upcoming book)   1.     The Holiday Seasons is typically a time for celebrating with friends and loved ones.   2.     But it can also present the greatest opportunity to experience the pain of Disappointment…   ·        Though we might not want to readily admit it… ·        Disappointment is big part of life…   ·        Disappointment hurts and stings… ·        Especially when it involves relationships. ·        But most of all… disappointment steals our joy.     3.     During this Podcast, I want to review 3 Strategies that will help us Overcome Disappointment (regardless of the circumstances) AND … Keep our Joy!!   4.     And as the new year approaches, I believe these strategies will arm you with a game plan to Transcend the Disappointment Traps that might arise.       5.     Like you… I've had numerous disappointing experiences. ·        But one that stands out happened when I was only 8 years old. ·        And it happened during the holiday season.   6.     In those days we still called it a Christmas Party.   7.     Second only to the last day of school, it was the most anticipated day of the entire year.   8.     Each hallway and classroom was covered with beautiful decorations.   9.     And the tantalizing aroma of Christmas Cookies hung like a thick fog, consuming every corner of every room.   10. Weeks of anticipation followed by hours of celebration concluded with the most exciting part of the day.   ·        The Student Gift Exchange!   11. The ritual consisted of the teacher passing out each gift (in a very orderly fashion of course).   12. After what seemed a lifetime, she found the present with my name on it.   13. As she approached my desk, my exuberance quickly devolved into disappointment!     14.  Because my sweet teacher wasn't holding a beautifully wrapped gift with a shiny bow…. It was nothing of the sort!   ·        Instead, she was carrying what appeared to be a ball of aluminum foil….   15. With an awkward wince of embarrassment, she placed the horrifying blob on my desk.     16. Well…. my initial reaction was total confusion. Surely my name was not on THAT.   17.  It wasn't even a present…. Seriously… who in their right mind would give a ball of crumpled aluminum foil as a Christmas gift?   18. Fighting back the crocodile tears, I quickly snatched it off my desk and placed it in my lap… trying to remain expressionless.     19. As I clutched it tightly, in an effort to hide the evidence, I could feel that something was wrapped inside.   20. I thought… “Should I open it now or wait until I get home?”   21. The thoughts were racing back and forth. 22. But soon my 8 year old curiosity took control.   23. With eyes straight ahead and emotions at bay, I slowly pushed back the foil with my fingertips.   ·        That's when embarrassment gave way to complete bewilderment.   24. Inside the crumpled ball of foil was a small Plastic Donkey.   ·        It was the kind of humble little grey burrow you might see in a Nativity Scene. ·        It had very sad eyes and a bowed head.   25. A donkey! A plastic donkey! What on earth can you do with a plastic donkey? ·        Just to add insult to injury, it wasn't even new.   26. As I gazed at this unimaginable nightmare… My mind quickly recalled my shopping trip from the previous week.     27. I thought about the time I invested selecting the perfect gift for my classmate.   ·        It was wrapped with tender care, by yours truly. ·        Then finished to perfection with a lovely bow! ·        Yet despite my tireless efforts, this is what I get in return?   28. You know… that event happened more than 40 years ago, and yet the disappointment I experienced is branded in my memory.       So… here's the point of the story? 29. Sometimes we give our very best to people and circumstances only to receive a Plastic Donkey in return.   30. Sometimes situations over which we have no control cause embarrassment and heartache, leaving us with a stomach full of disappointment and let-down.     31. But… What if we could overcome those deflated emotions and bounce back with a fervent determination to Keep our Joy?   ·        That's what these 3 Principles will help you achieve. The first Principle is…. “Keep it in Perspective.” 1.     A few days after the Christmas party, my mother learned the details behind the gift I had received.   ·        My classmate, Teresa and her family were struggling.   ·        Her father had lost his job, and her mom was fighting a serious illness. ·        Teresa's family had no money and no insurance for medical expenses. ·        In fact, the community was providing money for food and other basic needs. ·        No doubt, they were facing a very bleak holiday season.        2.     My mom also explained how that little plastic donkey was part of their family Nativity Scene.   ·        And it just so happened, the little sad burrow was Teresa's favorite character piece.   ·        In actuality, Teresa gave me something very near and dear to her heart.   ·        She gave the best she had to offer. You might even say her gift was sacrificial… sort of like the offering of the Widows Mite in the Bible. 3.     Although my hurt from the disappointment was real, learning more about Teresa's situation shed new light on the entire event.   ·        It helped me view it from a higher perspective. ·        As a result, my disappointed heart was transformed into a heart of compassion. ·        Keeping it in perspective gave me the emotional strength to keep my joy.     The second Principle for Keeping our Joy is… “Keep Giving Your Best.”   1.     When we returned to school after the holidays…  I decided to give Teresa what she had given me.   ·        She gave me her best. How could I do any less?   2.     For the remainder of the school year, I poured into her life as much as possible.   ·        I helped her with homework so she could make better grades. ·        We sat together at lunch so she wouldn't be alone. ·        Because we were the same size, I gave her some of my clothes and shoes.   3.     Teresa and Tawana became best buds, and we both excelled because of it.   4.     She discovered there was a great student on the inside with the ability to learn and grow.   5.     I discovered leadership abilities that allowed me to inspire others to excel.    6.     Staying true to your core values in the midst of the pain, is vital for overcoming disappointment.   ·        That includes being intentional to give your best regardless of what other don't give you.       7.     Think about it like this… ·        If you want to keep your joy, then be sure to engage in activities that set you up to achieve it.   8.     After all, it's very difficult to give your best while experiencing sadness at the same time.     Let's wrap this up with the third Principle for Keeping our Joy which is to… “Keep Looking for the Good.”   1.     On one of the coldest days of the year, I got caught in a huge traffic jam on the way to have my car heater repaired.   2.     The temperature was 35 degrees outside and only slightly warmer inside.   ·        Not exactly the best day to be stuck in traffic with no heat.   3.     But while I was sitting in my very frigid car, staring at a endless line of traffic, it brought to light another important truth about overcoming disappointment… ·        There's a big difference between being cold and being left out in the cold.     ·        The first is simply an unpleasant circumstance of life. The second is a distressing place in life.     4.      In the same way, there's a big difference in being disappointed with a temporary situation of life and being disappointed with life in general.   ·        Most disappointments we encounter are nothing more than temporary unpleasant interludes between other normal events.   ·        But problems arise when we allow the occasional let downs of life to create a fatalistic attitude towards life.     5.     I've discovered the most effective way to avoid this pitfall is to maintain a posture of gratitude while you're in a disappointment.   6.     Shivering in the car that morning, my choices were very simple. Either complain and grumble or be thankful and humble.   ·        I chose to wrap my mind in a warm blanket of gratitude. ·        I decided to focus on the long list of things I was thankful for.     7.      Of course, I didn't relish sitting in a cold car during a two hour traffic jam. ·        But, I couldn't change it. ·        And, honestly, the situation could have been much worse.   8.     So I began to recite (out loud) all I was grateful for. ·        Things like warm clothes, warm socks and boots, ·        a full tank of gas, ·        a semi-hot cup of coffee, ·        good health, ·        money in the bank, ·        friends and family who loved me, ·        and so on and so on.    9.     As I focused more and more on the good, my stress began to dissipate. ·        I became less focused on what was trying to steal my joy and more centered on what would revive it.     10. I believe when we form the habit of looking for the good in the “not so good” we actually Teach our Minds to be Joyful.          Closing   1.    I'm not suggesting we should never admit or feel Disappointment.   2.    It's part of life because ….   a.      We live in a fallen world full of fallen people doing fallen things.   3.    But I am suggesting that we use the Plastic Donkey's of life as a reminder…   To Keep it in Perspective, To Keep Giving our Best and To Keep Looking for the Good.   4.    When we do so… we Keep our hearts and minds positioned to KEEP our JOY (during the holidays and throughout the year).       All content is copyrighted by Tawana Lowery and Women World Leaders and cannot be used without express written consent

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The Jack Benny Program, originally broadcast April 8, 1951, The IRS visits Jack. The Internal Revenue Service visits Jack because they can't believe he's spent so little money! Also Gunsmoke starring William Conrad, originally broadcast April 8, 1956, Widows Mite. A widow isn't telling where her outlaw husband hid the loot from his last job. Then however, she suddenly remarries. Visit my web page - http://www.classicradio.streamWe receive no revenue from YouTube. If you enjoy our shows, listen via the links on our web page or if you're so inclined, Buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wyattcoxelAHeard on almost 100 radio stations from coast to coast. Classic Radio Theater features great radio programs that warmed the hearts of millions for the better part of the 20th century. Host Wyatt Cox brings the best of radio classics back to life with both the passion of a long-time (as in more than half a century) fan and the heart of a forty-year newsman. But more than just “playing the hits”, Wyatt supplements the first hour of each day's show with historical information on the day and date in history including audio that takes you back to World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. FDR, Eisenhower, JFK, Reagan, Carter, Nixon, LBJ. It's a true slice of life from not just radio's past, but America's past.Wyatt produces 21 hours a week of freshly minted Classic Radio Theater presentations each week, and each day's broadcast is timely and entertaining!

Pastor Jeff Miller discusses money, trust, and how to be generous givers like God.

Nov. 20, 2022 Greetings brothers and sisters! Welcome to the weekly MormonNewsRoundup where Dives and Al ruminate on the great and spacious beehive! Full Title Nov 20, 2022 Episode 34 - Bombshell Statement on the Church's controversial stance on the United States Congress Respect for Marriage Act plus detailed financials from the Widow's Mite Report on LDS temple costs, must listen! Connect with Al and Dives! www.MormonNewsRoundup.org kolob@mormonnewsroundup.org Voicemail Twitter YouTube Official Sponsor Music MormonMovieReviews Support this Podcast Patreon Welcome to the MormonNewsRoundup! Statement on the United States Congress Respect for Marriage Act How many Mormons are there actually in America? Widow's Mite Report Temple cost analysis Question of the Week (available only on Anchor) Happy thanksgiving to everyone, we will be taking the week off for the first time in over six months Special Dives' Interview on the Art of Floundering podcast to be released Nov 27 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mormonnewsroundup/support

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Welcome to The Thoughtful Spot: the podcast for women, wherever they are on their Christian journey, who are thoughtfully seeking God's transforming power, who are striving to live as Christ wants them to everyday, and who want other Christian women to walk with them through life.  I'm your host Terri Hester.   On today's episode, I'm going to talk about the story of the widow's mite and how I saw the story lived out in modern life. Scripture Reference:Luke 21:1-4 (NLT)2 Corinthians 9:7 (NLT)Click here to sign-up for my email newsletter.Website:  www.terrihester.comFollow me on Facebook

January Prayer. God be with you this month of January 1-31. Lord we Thank you. To God be the glory. Scripture: Mark 12:41-44 Widows Mite. God's way or this worlds way. You choose…. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sharron-downs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sharron-downs/support

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Lest all the scribes get credit for the wisdom and honesty of the one (remember, the ones attached to the Sanhedrin have decided to get rid of him at this point), Yeshua takes the group of them to task for, among other things, oppressing the vulnerable and namely, widows. And what is the tragedy of the “Widow's Mite” that is so often missed?

Giving to God has been surrounded by all kinds of ideas and opinions but what does the bible say?

Garen Forsythe | 05-09-2021 | Widows Mite - Luke 21 by 12th Ave

We talk about the beautiful Lily of the Valleys that are perfuming our garden at the moment. We wrestle with a complicated saying about the Christ not being David's 'Son', and the beautiful story of the widow who puts in two small coins into the temple treasury.

As Jesus followers, do we have a different perspective of giving? Video available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/Cp94uTZnq9Y

Gunsmoke leads to Suspense with Raymond Burr!

At our Zoom Service for Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021 Pastor Kerrie leads us in a wonderful exposition of Luke 20:45-21:4 while our own CIndy Wadkins reads our Scripture.

THE REST OF THE STORY ABOUT THE WIDOW'S MITE

SERMON NOTES JANUARY 31, 2020 / LUKE 20:41-21:4 A WIDOWS MITE 1. Who Am I? (Lk. 20:41-44) 2. Beware of Scribes (Lk. 20:45-47) 3. A Widows Mite (Lk. 21:1-4) HOPE SMALL GROUP QUESTIONS JANUARY 31, 2020 / LUKE 20:41-21:4 SPEAKER: PASTOR JORDAN MOODY Q1: Why would Jesus ask the question in Luke 20:41 and 44? […] The post “A Widow’s Mite” appeared first on HOPE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH.

Sermon on Luke 21:1-4, titled The Widow's Mite. It was preached by Pastor Brian Hough on January 31st 2021 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Manhattan, Kansas. You can learn more at ManhattanPres.com

Jesus stops everything to watch an elderly woman give her two penny offering. Why would he watch that kind of moment, with all the "important" stuff He had to do? And what do Willy Wonka and Hunter S. Thompson have to do with it? Your answers are here...tune in.

In this series Pastor Garrett takes us through the book of Mark. Verse by verse we walk with Jesus as He reveals Himself to us in the truth of His Word. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fervent-church1/support

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The Widow's Mite | Michele Pasley | September 6, 2020 by Orangewood Church

Join Ps Erin and Simon Manners, Campus Pastors of LIFE Central, as we explore the moments Jesus shared with others and reflect on who He was to those he met and who He is to us. _ New episodes each week day from the Team at LIFE. To find out more about LIFE, visit lifenz.org (NZ) or lifeau.org (AU).

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The Widows Mite by Danielle Ellinas

Nazareth Re-Visited by Robert Roberts Chapter 50 The Widow's Mite - The Olivet Prophecy - The Parable of the Sheep and Goats https://www.wilderness-voice.org/

This sermon is part of this year's Church of the River Canvass!

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This week, from Luke 21, Mike Howerton brings us the story of the widow’s mite – the two very small coins she offered to God that Jesus declared to be worth more than all the riches that had been offered before them. Along the way: generosity, money, happiness, and what it really means to worship through giving.

This Bible study examines Mark 12-41-44 which details Jesus' thoughts on the offering given by the poor widow woman. A look at the motives behind giving and how the Lord looks at it.