Podcasts about with noah

Isaiah 55 (NIV) Throughout Scripture God provided what the Bible calls “signs.” That can sound spooky or kinda sci-fi, but you can think of it in the same way that we talk about signs. There's a sign at the entrance to our street so you know where you are. There are signs at restaurants and shops so you know what kind of restaurant it is. God's covenants always had signs with them, to help tell the people in the story (and those of us reading it later) where we are in the story and what kind of God is writing it. With Noah it was a rainbow in the sky, a reminder that the LORD would never again flood the earth. With Abraham it was circumcision, a way to mark out God's people from the rest. And the list goes on. Today's passage speaks of another sign and another covenant. God's people have broken there side of the covenant, but after the exile the Suffering Servant has brought Israel back into a kind of covenant renewal moment with the LORD. He says he will make an everlasting covenant and proceeds to describe the sign that will tell them when they have arrived. The sign will be life! Just like the Servant died and then came back to life, the LORD is saying that though his people were desolate, he will restore them. Life where there was death, beauty and nourishment where there was pain and suffering. The sign will be a restored people, flourishing as they were meant to from the beginning. Mercy. Joy. Belonging. Forever. ----------REFLECT---------- 1. What words, phrases or images stood out to you in the passage? 2. When you think about your life, what signs can you point to of the faithfulness of God? What memories, experiences or relationships point to the work of God in your life or in the life of your family? And where do you feel in need of living water? In what ways do you thirst for the LORD? 3. The invitation in this passage is to come. You're invited. Thirst will be quenched, the feast is free. And the celebration is one that will never end. The LORD is inviting you to seek him, to call on him. His mercy and pardon are ready and waiting to be lavished on you. What step do you need to take today to receive His compassion and faithful love? ----------GO DEEPER---------- Bible Project: Isaiah 40-66 >> BP Exploring My Strange Bible Podcast: The Meaning of Hope >> InterVarsity Press Selections: Isaiah >> ----------CONNECT---------- Find an InterVarsity Chapter >> Start an InterVarsity Chapter >> Learn More >> --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dailyread/message

Scripture: Genesis 9:8-17 With Noah, we find God’s covenant with creation after the flood calls us to a new understanding of God’s work in creation. We receive assurance that when the “floods” of life come again… that God is not in the flood, but in the rainbow hope that they will subside, and life will ... Read more

Scripture Passage: Genesis 6-8. With Noah as our example, learn what it means for a Christian to stand alone for God. When we stand alone, we are devout in our ways, we are dedicated to God's work, we'll dutifully wait for Him, and we'll also delight in worship!Support the show (http://lbceastbay.com/give-here)

It's the Final Lariat of 2019! STRIGGA & Dylan first revisit the Year End Awards episode, name their Joshi MVP of 2019, debate about Hazuki, Kagetsu and Miyu Yamashita's plan to make TJP the #1 Joshi company before turning their attention to Dramatic Dream Team's D-King Grand Prix 2020 that also took place in 2019. From there on it's all about the future as the Eastern Lariat previews the AJPW double header on Januar 2nd & 3rd as well as the NOAH double header on January 4th & 5th. With NOAH's show on the 5th being a mystery show STRIGGA & Dylan go deep into fantasy booking bot mode. Last, but not least, Dylan brings up his thoughts on Tanahashi, AEW and The Elite which brings STRIGGA to an interesting business model between AEW and NJPW in the US.

With Noah and several thousand writers visiting Portland for AWP '19 last week, we cracked the spine live and in-person on a related podcast category: the writer as forger, as plagiarist, as literary Danny Ocean. This time out, Be Reel reviews “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” (2018), “The Hoax” (2007) and “Secret Window” (2004) for a three-movie slate of word crimes. Plus, we’re joined by two esteemed authors who’d never do any of this shady shit — Natalie Serber (“Shout Her Lovely Name”) and Nick White (“Sweet and Low”) — to discuss their favorite films about writers. Be Reel is brought to you by California College of the Arts’ MFA in Writing program.

Noah Crane is a mother, yoga teacher, life and empowerment coach, Co-Founder of Conscious Co-Op, and author of, “The Grass is Greenest Where I Am”. Noah has the unique ability to help you tap into the Universe’s overflowing abundance through her inspirational anecdotes and deep well of lesson-based wisdom. With Noah’s guidance, YOU can create a life of no comparison, no competition, no scarcity. This is your time to shine!Website: www.NoahCrane.comEmail: mygrassisgreenest@gmail.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/noahcrane

Noah Crane is a mother, yoga teacher, life and empowerment coach, Co-Founder of Conscious Co-Op, and author of, “The Grass is Greenest Where I Am”. Noah has the unique ability to help you tap into the Universe’s overflowing abundance through her inspirational anecdotes and deep well of lesson-based wisdom. With Noah’s guidance, YOU can create a life of no comparison, no competition, no scarcity. This is your time to shine! Website: www.NoahCrane.com Email: mygrassisgreenest@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/noahcrane

This week we're watching movies where people watch movies and then get pulled into them.  First up we get to see Arnold make fun of the action film in Last Action Hero.  After that we head to Camp Bloodbath with The Final Girls.  With Noah out on the high seas we decided to bring in filmmaker Tony Wash to give his thoughts as well as plug his wares as he has 3 feature films out or about to come out in 2018 alone.  If you want to check out more of his stuff head on over to Scotchworthy Productions and pick up some movies.

With Noah continuing his downward spiral of regret and self-recrimination following his father's suicide, it turns out not to have been a great idea for him to buy a bar: he's drinking a lot, and driving drunk, and maybe hitting someone? Donna's distracted from her usual fussing by the arrival of her cousin Gina -- former Olympic figure skater, current Ice Capade star, and [touches earpiece] I'm being told she impulsively quits the Capades in the cold open and sets to her task of running game on the gangsters. Yes, you'd think that Sophie's departure would mean that's Val's fault, but Val seems to be cycling nice: she's even planning to throw this year's Thanksgiving dinner at the Walsh house! Then Kelly finds a letter from Val, among Brandon's things, in which she counsels him not to marry Kelly. In retaliation, Kelly plans her own competing Thanksgiving dinner, and is only dissuaded from this bitchy reaction to Val's non-part in Kelly and Brandon's entirely mutual decision not to get married when David tells Kelly everything that happened with Val and her late father. Kelly forces a dinner on Val -- interrupting her perfectly reasonable choice to replace turkey dinner with an entire pie -- so Val figures it's about time for her to admit that she's getting ready to peace out in a matter of hours. In the background of all this, Gina's cozying up to a very drunk Noah and calling her bitter mom to shit-talk Donna. David's radio stardom (?) may end due to his latest hookup, because she's seventeen and her parents are pissed. Finally, Steve and Janet are still trying to figure out exactly what they're doing with each other friends with benefits-wise: she's still okay with their arrangement, but he's caught feelings. We take you through "You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello" in our latest podcast!Show NotesCaren's No Helmet Required podcast on Cedar Cove@nohelmetreqd on Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Noah has three kids, at least an hour, a brown slug, do not eat the raccoon, Andre the Degenerate, space mountain, sweaty dudes, she does not let him, if I had to kill Mike for $20, the filth that is Mike, threw them up into the rafters, the loudest noise you could possibly hear, can't explain your way out, avoiding eye contact, a million different locks, a whole bunch of priests running out the back door, I guess I'm a hero, instant regret, if you're a nice guy you lose, Curt was wondering, beat red, he had an awful skin color, incendiary device, that'll teach ya to knock, and Mike's giraffe. With Noah, Stephen, and Mike. All music by Jake Simons Special thanks to Merlin Mann (http://www.merlinmann.com/)

Curt's not really engaging enough, a million and a half zippers, school uniforms, Mike will suck on your sister, if Mike was rich, cheetahs not Cheetos, circus license, Mike needed that for masturbating, bee mortality insurance, this guy seems like a scumbag, imported from Siberia, red pandas, they're in Florida, not such a good idea, provider of animals, Mike's grade school report, estimated time of conception, 12 guys run beside me, the Uber's sons, cool guy zone, not widely distributed yet, hot wet hole, never been more mad, this is all I've got to work with, how many sharpies, no hander lander, nursing home walkers, never going to do that again, George Foreman through the oven, 2 dollar bill, that is awful, Sweet Baby Ray's, burning all of Mike's stuff, and bad thing's about Mike's aunt. With Noah, Stephen, and Mike. All music by Jake Simons Special thanks to Merlin Mann (http://www.merlinmann.com/)

Great summers, clapping in unison, Mike has pink eye, work pits, unachievable goals, poison ivy, waking up in RV's, scrot itch, Mike is nervous, how do snails have babies, momentum, Turbo by Disney, wild wad of snails, Never Ending Story, quick sand, losing a horse, Little Mermaid, Mike is sexually attracted to the bat creature, Robert Smith from The Cure, Noah didn't finish, Jessica Rabbit was too sexual, Mike is a furry, the weirdest place you could ever be, Mike's top five fast food joint, Mike avoid's being noticed, Mike get's caught, it does not happen to Noah, Mike was very young, tranny bell fries, Mike needs to figure it out, Noah's first time, everything was porn, computer class, Noah's brother peed his pants, the algebra 2 teacher's mom, Math Blaster or Mavis Beacon, clenching his butt, Noah's just trying to get home, he was a real wierdo, how to pick up chicks, pink jello, and Mike wants two birthdays and two Christmases. With Noah, Stephen, and Mike. All music by Jake Simons Special thanks to Merlin Mann (http://www.merlinmann.com/)

Younger brothers, fooling Mike, sexual t-shirts, second puberty, stealing Wi-Fi, Mike's pissed off at firefighters, coincidences, Mike is distraught, blacklists, association of rental people, permanent records, Craigslist, honest dads, kitchen shears vs scissors, the end of Terminator, nicest can opener, sensory on your hand, drawing maps, flip flopping, sleep paralysis, dreams occurring in the room, closet doors swinging open, Noah tries to wiggle his body, self inducing lucid dreams, disrespecting a 90 year old, elder's home orgy, Mike doesn't understand prostitution, regrettable internet searching, Mike is the alpha male, and Mike's phone call. With Noah, Stephen, and Mike. All music by Jake Simons Special thanks to Merlin Mann (http://www.merlinmann.com/)

Pretending, choking, divorced parents, violent video games, unsanitized objects, hot moms, being irresponsible, non-working toilets, ungrateful children, boyfriends trying, doing taxes, cleaning gutters, gas station food, unobtainable things, meatloaf sandwich, family dinners, being rejected, boy scouts, regrets, learning knots, a place you can't escape from, Mike is handy, giving up, dirty Santas, Alaskan surveyors, writing in code, girls only, Mike feels weird, cereal mascots, desiccant packets, accidental peeping, liberal mothers, teachers having babies, assumed knowledge, homeschooling, and Stretch Armstrong. With Noah, Stephen, and Mike. All music by Jake Simons Special thanks to Merlin Mann (http://www.merlinmann.com/)

Brushing teeth, diet coke, female masking, top 5 weirdest things you've seen, sounding, super glue, kidney stones, ransomware, Stephen Hawking, vomit comet, Tony Hawk, Lou Gehrig, vocoder voices, angry Germans, first times, fixing the internet, awkward days, Mike hates Curt, reputations, living together, saving money, blowing up car engines, going deaf, ignoring advice, losing keys, reckless driving, greasy fingers, automatic presses, wisdom tooth, Tennessee dentist, worst injuries, and scars from spiders. With Noah, Stephen, and Mike. All music by Jake Simons Special thanks to Merlin Mann (http://www.merlinmann.com/)

With Noah in New York City, No Pro's dynamic duo gets to go on an adventure together. They pick Janet Cardiff's 'Her Long Black Hair' an audio walking tour piece from 2004 that feels like it could have been made last week. Set in Central Park, 'Her Long Black Hair' takes listeners on a journey that can leave you feeling like you've slipped the bonds of times. This episode was recorded in Central Park, NYC. Access the play: https://phiffer.org/hlbh/