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Want the dakota and I got it Fanning I deflated I'm like Peyton Manning Previously on {Enter The Multiverse} Season 6 DRAKE BELL enters DTLA smokeshop. NICK You know who that is, right? Before: Tell me she remembers High possibility she doesn't remember anything at all. Great. Also. A high chance— That she remembers everything. Oh! Like all of it. Even worse. That might be worse— —it might be better. But it isn't, Either way! We lose! Great. Good luck, Timmy! Who the fuck is Timmy? You are! What! Good luck. So he enters and exits— In two entirely seperate dimensions! Not even parallels. Not even close. In fact, Once he enters, The world he leaves behind is forever gone. Forever gone?! Woah! Woah! Except those other guys from Nickelodeon, Because they have a Time Machine. Wooh, Phew. That's good. Yes it is. Wait—we have a Time Machine? Yes. That's good. Wher THE FOXXXYBOXXX arrives. “the Foxy Box?!” No, the Foxxxy Boxxx What— What are you dickbags staring at. Nothing. Goddamn! Shut up! That is the sexiest Time Machine I've ever seen! Have you ever seen a Time Machine at all, before this? I—I don't know what I've seen before this. Whatever. I like your box. Shut up. I like your box, too… Shut up. Get in. Where are we going? I don't even care. To Wonderland! {Enter The Multiverse} The first one might not fly, but the second one's for sure a hit. I found out there was wax on my apples today for the first time, and I thought “well, that's gross. Counting cards, are we? Another writing assignment. They're all writing assignments… You were dead once— —or I will be soon. Your choice. (Up to you) It's always my choice. You don't have acknowledge us as ‘ghosts' It's just that— We are what we are. To speak without speaking To know without knowing Cut ties with it all— With it at all? It could be worth it, If the salamander ever speaks again? Well, you are alive, aren't you? Only at the wishing well. —last I checked, in chains I was. I wish I were a rockstar. Consider it granted, unless— Unless, what? You'd rather yourself a comedian. Why would I want that? Why wouldn't you? I went full screen for Whoopi Goldberg but absolutely died At gene wilder. You'd better not. How dare you, Severus? Why would you write something like this? But—why wouldn't I? I wonder if there's anything I can do to get rid of this wax— And then I thought, “Maybe I should just peel them” Then I thought, “Wax on Apples— Well that's un-apple-eal-ing” I was Wait, hold that thought It was a joke my was a joke that practically wrote itself, cause it's not a fucking joke, it's true. I could see it, but not hear it The words, music, The art, animated My fasting eyes were wise with time And love forever As if I am, As if I was — At once all things, But not at all. Could have been better. What happened yesterday? My spirit broke. Just fasted to acid I yawned when it dawned on me, I eat when I'm awful, I'd rot in my body For time and for all words, For forwards.c for four words I haven't been loved since The door closed On more curses. I haven't taken a time to be honest In heartthrobs— Four of them, really But after all, I've got my all stars. Come to find out, The first husband in five— We're just all four. I fell out of love with a punch— But I left all my stuff there. Wondering here and there Whether or not it was Okay, this is officially the weirdest thing that's ever happened in the nevermind, that was weirder I told you bro, you were in the Illuminati. IT WASNT ME. i didn't do it. WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO [HER] [HIM] —NOTHING. Great. !9/ I have to wash all my socks. No, your dick still sucks. what. sorry dude. Second yawn, now know I'm on one The glass door passed out the fast words With honors and ornaments Sing to get off of the wire We fly to get on to it —how it all works out in the end, (It was always a puzzle.) That's enough of the sermon, The sponge, —it's all masters and mistresses The sodom, the stop watch The pocket —I saw Eddie Murphy The wonderous web that I spun after all Was a fortune, a fountain, a father A figure A falcon Enough was enough —but it all just kept going (Like over and over) I just want a lover, Without all the falling (Not actually alice) I lost all my change And my passion Just using the bathroom —were we past that. I use helicopters for time travel Over the mountain I probably never came down And I never went back there. It was roped off. I'm a crossroads, But they're closed off, I d got obstacles Marvelous crocs I told you it was God! (But forgot that I was one) Fuck, I'm so fucked up. This, from the ark of the story m Is every thought I've yet to have But still we're the will of the words, Since it all I it automatic. I should have paused hours ago (He had cerebral palate ir autism) I should be back at the ranch, But I've still got this taste in my mouth I should really —remarkable crush— For an infinite love, I thought. There was Severus, But you mustn't react If not wearing a mask, Or else you'll be cast on a show, Not your own, But do you get your The mushrooms were made of squishy foam and I appreciated that. Factor in this rampant rapture For m the capsule l upon us The wildebeest walked over Arches Before he as pardoned I wonder what acid reacted to Carson, on honors I polished the ghost On the worst of the wrongs I'd not done yet Therefore, you are. On Halifax, Or ahalycon, For artifacts Or dinner dates I once mated with a bird And flew the coop, Not shortly after, But What in the fuck am I watching What the fuck YO. Nobody told me about this. You greedy bitch. I—yeah whatever. Which road shall you go Which road shall you take You have to move on Though you tremble. X quake Whatever, I'll keep that typo, I gotta finish this joke. I was reading this banana bread recipe1- Not because I don't know how to make banana bread. Banana bread is easy. I was just trying to figure out how to make it Without eggs And without baking soda —you know, for texture. So I google this recipe, And I don't know what made me actually click on the recipe. — The rabbit has human hands. —I don't . Yeah, sometimes it's best to leave them in the mystery, Leave “them” Who is “them”? I am alone! …you were always alone. Okay, Or is it a donkey? What in the fuck? —-Oh, nevermind, that's me. I'm gonna want that “air trumpet. “ Return to the land of mirrors And “why are you still here's” They say the fame changes you I think we really are all that The time and the wise And the wicked The nine mirror cycles The sons of the songs you wrote All the the god and the sun you are Goddamn it, Just finish the joke! (You should finish me off first.) So I click o. This recipe Here we are counting cards again… YOU DID THIS IN ON PURPOSE, Are you serious, I did this in “post” Shut the fuck up, you didn't edit that video yourself —I didn't even shoot it, Aha. “The Art of the— —but which Alice is Alice. IT WASNT ME. The joke's not as funny after all this. (Not my fault, it's automatic. ) No, there's no ‘Nothing' In here, We all thought it was over, Then then I wondered How to old it all in Blow out the candles, Come over, The wonderful world of — You know, I can't see now, I'm hearing my faults— Are you sure it wasn't over. Would I forget you if it weren't for a word To remind me which part of I you are Simple sameness I am hungry, But the day was undaunting I was almost over it Now back to nothing— Since I belong there. There was no book four before. I should keep metronomes and impartial clocks Not for timekeeping, But soundbathing Something about it tells me to drown out my sorrows With cellibacy And alcohol It all come back to haunt you When you have a daughter— Now doesn't it? How does it go? It goes The heart screams I've got to go home But the head doesn't want to The soul cries for someone to hold it Outside of the body The water went up, Then went down Till we ran out of all of it —I was just making a mockery Of my own mother. (I was aborted.) You might let that cat out of the bag. The recipe started, Here we are in a house of cards And it all falls down Or goes up in flames Oh, to love the fire, Though I'm so tired I would write For the times If I was Inspired Shift the subject Life the veil, And break the worth wall Break the curse Or write the wrath of karma Shopping malls And quarter horses, Blow up dolls And mattresses, Perfect persons, Sayers, Singers, dancers Character actresses, Theatre dictations You see the same, I saw, I went It's all one column now (The middle) The ensemble was fireworks And wellbeing For all the struggle The clock struck minus one At unimportant. —The facts. I took priority for phone calls And piety for beings of dignity Honorary, further off then comfort Just a world away Or are you being Suffered, or sufferable? Surfaces for surfboards— Words of will for honeycombs And gingerbread for Anastasia Sure Google, But it was “Amistad” Whatever that was. I could have figured you were bigger than interesting Never would have guessed We'd have it for us eating on the cardboard Cutouts Matchbox offerings From dawn until sunset Porpoises, Toilets and Gold watches When will it work? When you sing what you want to At will With your heart And above all the offers Took love over money I'm 5 minutes over. #ff [The Festival Project ™] {Enter The Multiverse} The Complex Collective © The recipe started with something like, “Growing up, there were two things my mother and I often baked together: chocolate chip cookies and banana bread.” I paused for a moment and thought of myself and I, and then I thought– “okay, sure, yeah” Growing up there were two things my mother and I often baked together: Ourselves. Lol. hehe [That's The Punchline] –Maybe the first one was better [The Festival Project ™] -Ū. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.
Want the dakota and I got it Fanning I deflated I'm like Peyton Manning Previously on {Enter The Multiverse} Season 6 DRAKE BELL enters DTLA smokeshop. NICK You know who that is, right? Before: Tell me she remembers High possibility she doesn't remember anything at all. Great. Also. A high chance— That she remembers everything. Oh! Like all of it. Even worse. That might be worse— —it might be better. But it isn't, Either way! We lose! Great. Good luck, Timmy! Who the fuck is Timmy? You are! What! Good luck. So he enters and exits— In two entirely seperate dimensions! Not even parallels. Not even close. In fact, Once he enters, The world he leaves behind is forever gone. Forever gone?! Woah! Woah! Except those other guys from Nickelodeon, Because they have a Time Machine. Wooh, Phew. That's good. Yes it is. Wait—we have a Time Machine? Yes. That's good. Wher THE FOXXXYBOXXX arrives. “the Foxy Box?!” No, the Foxxxy Boxxx What— What are you dickbags staring at. Nothing. Goddamn! Shut up! That is the sexiest Time Machine I've ever seen! Have you ever seen a Time Machine at all, before this? I—I don't know what I've seen before this. Whatever. I like your box. Shut up. I like your box, too… Shut up. Get in. Where are we going? I don't even care. To Wonderland! {Enter The Multiverse} The first one might not fly, but the second one's for sure a hit. I found out there was wax on my apples today for the first time, and I thought “well, that's gross. Counting cards, are we? Another writing assignment. They're all writing assignments… You were dead once— —or I will be soon. Your choice. (Up to you) It's always my choice. You don't have acknowledge us as ‘ghosts' It's just that— We are what we are. To speak without speaking To know without knowing Cut ties with it all— With it at all? It could be worth it, If the salamander ever speaks again? Well, you are alive, aren't you? Only at the wishing well. —last I checked, in chains I was. I wish I were a rockstar. Consider it granted, unless— Unless, what? You'd rather yourself a comedian. Why would I want that? Why wouldn't you? I went full screen for Whoopi Goldberg but absolutely died At gene wilder. You'd better not. How dare you, Severus? Why would you write something like this? But—why wouldn't I? I wonder if there's anything I can do to get rid of this wax— And then I thought, “Maybe I should just peel them” Then I thought, “Wax on Apples— Well that's un-apple-eal-ing” I was Wait, hold that thought It was a joke my was a joke that practically wrote itself, cause it's not a fucking joke, it's true. I could see it, but not hear it The words, music, The art, animated My fasting eyes were wise with time And love forever As if I am, As if I was — At once all things, But not at all. Could have been better. What happened yesterday? My spirit broke. Just fasted to acid I yawned when it dawned on me, I eat when I'm awful, I'd rot in my body For time and for all words, For forwards.c for four words I haven't been loved since The door closed On more curses. I haven't taken a time to be honest In heartthrobs— Four of them, really But after all, I've got my all stars. Come to find out, The first husband in five— We're just all four. I fell out of love with a punch— But I left all my stuff there. Wondering here and there Whether or not it was Okay, this is officially the weirdest thing that's ever happened in the nevermind, that was weirder I told you bro, you were in the Illuminati. IT WASNT ME. i didn't do it. WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO [HER] [HIM] —NOTHING. Great. !9/ I have to wash all my socks. No, your dick still sucks. what. sorry dude. Second yawn, now know I'm on one The glass door passed out the fast words With honors and ornaments Sing to get off of the wire We fly to get on to it —how it all works out in the end, (It was always a puzzle.) That's enough of the sermon, The sponge, —it's all masters and mistresses The sodom, the stop watch The pocket —I saw Eddie Murphy The wonderous web that I spun after all Was a fortune, a fountain, a father A figure A falcon Enough was enough —but it all just kept going (Like over and over) I just want a lover, Without all the falling (Not actually alice) I lost all my change And my passion Just using the bathroom —were we past that. I use helicopters for time travel Over the mountain I probably never came down And I never went back there. It was roped off. I'm a crossroads, But they're closed off, I d got obstacles Marvelous crocs I told you it was God! (But forgot that I was one) Fuck, I'm so fucked up. This, from the ark of the story m Is every thought I've yet to have But still we're the will of the words, Since it all I it automatic. I should have paused hours ago (He had cerebral palate ir autism) I should be back at the ranch, But I've still got this taste in my mouth I should really —remarkable crush— For an infinite love, I thought. There was Severus, But you mustn't react If not wearing a mask, Or else you'll be cast on a show, Not your own, But do you get your The mushrooms were made of squishy foam and I appreciated that. Factor in this rampant rapture For m the capsule l upon us The wildebeest walked over Arches Before he as pardoned I wonder what acid reacted to Carson, on honors I polished the ghost On the worst of the wrongs I'd not done yet Therefore, you are. On Halifax, Or ahalycon, For artifacts Or dinner dates I once mated with a bird And flew the coop, Not shortly after, But What in the fuck am I watching What the fuck YO. Nobody told me about this. You greedy bitch. I—yeah whatever. Which road shall you go Which road shall you take You have to move on Though you tremble. X quake Whatever, I'll keep that typo, I gotta finish this joke. I was reading this banana bread recipe1- Not because I don't know how to make banana bread. Banana bread is easy. I was just trying to figure out how to make it Without eggs And without baking soda —you know, for texture. So I google this recipe, And I don't know what made me actually click on the recipe. — The rabbit has human hands. —I don't . Yeah, sometimes it's best to leave them in the mystery, Leave “them” Who is “them”? I am alone! …you were always alone. Okay, Or is it a donkey? What in the fuck? —-Oh, nevermind, that's me. I'm gonna want that “air trumpet. “ Return to the land of mirrors And “why are you still here's” They say the fame changes you I think we really are all that The time and the wise And the wicked The nine mirror cycles The sons of the songs you wrote All the the god and the sun you are Goddamn it, Just finish the joke! (You should finish me off first.) So I click o. This recipe Here we are counting cards again… YOU DID THIS IN ON PURPOSE, Are you serious, I did this in “post” Shut the fuck up, you didn't edit that video yourself —I didn't even shoot it, Aha. “The Art of the— —but which Alice is Alice. IT WASNT ME. The joke's not as funny after all this. (Not my fault, it's automatic. ) No, there's no ‘Nothing' In here, We all thought it was over, Then then I wondered How to old it all in Blow out the candles, Come over, The wonderful world of — You know, I can't see now, I'm hearing my faults— Are you sure it wasn't over. Would I forget you if it weren't for a word To remind me which part of I you are Simple sameness I am hungry, But the day was undaunting I was almost over it Now back to nothing— Since I belong there. There was no book four before. I should keep metronomes and impartial clocks Not for timekeeping, But soundbathing Something about it tells me to drown out my sorrows With cellibacy And alcohol It all come back to haunt you When you have a daughter— Now doesn't it? How does it go? It goes The heart screams I've got to go home But the head doesn't want to The soul cries for someone to hold it Outside of the body The water went up, Then went down Till we ran out of all of it —I was just making a mockery Of my own mother. (I was aborted.) You might let that cat out of the bag. The recipe started, Here we are in a house of cards And it all falls down Or goes up in flames Oh, to love the fire, Though I'm so tired I would write For the times If I was Inspired Shift the subject Life the veil, And break the worth wall Break the curse Or write the wrath of karma Shopping malls And quarter horses, Blow up dolls And mattresses, Perfect persons, Sayers, Singers, dancers Character actresses, Theatre dictations You see the same, I saw, I went It's all one column now (The middle) The ensemble was fireworks And wellbeing For all the struggle The clock struck minus one At unimportant. —The facts. I took priority for phone calls And piety for beings of dignity Honorary, further off then comfort Just a world away Or are you being Suffered, or sufferable? Surfaces for surfboards— Words of will for honeycombs And gingerbread for Anastasia Sure Google, But it was “Amistad” Whatever that was. I could have figured you were bigger than interesting Never would have guessed We'd have it for us eating on the cardboard Cutouts Matchbox offerings From dawn until sunset Porpoises, Toilets and Gold watches When will it work? When you sing what you want to At will With your heart And above all the offers Took love over money I'm 5 minutes over. #ff [The Festival Project ™] {Enter The Multiverse} The Complex Collective © The recipe started with something like, “Growing up, there were two things my mother and I often baked together: chocolate chip cookies and banana bread.” I paused for a moment and thought of myself and I, and then I thought– “okay, sure, yeah” Growing up there were two things my mother and I often baked together: Ourselves. Lol. hehe [That's The Punchline] –Maybe the first one was better [The Festival Project ™] -Ū. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.
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Want the dakota and I got it Fanning I deflated I'm like Peyton Manning Previously on {Enter The Multiverse} Season 6 DRAKE BELL enters DTLA smokeshop. NICK You know who that is, right? Before: Tell me she remembers High possibility she doesn't remember anything at all. Great. Also. A high chance— That she remembers everything. Oh! Like all of it. Even worse. That might be worse— —it might be better. But it isn't, Either way! We lose! Great. Good luck, Timmy! Who the fuck is Timmy? You are! What! Good luck. So he enters and exits— In two entirely seperate dimensions! Not even parallels. Not even close. In fact, Once he enters, The world he leaves behind is forever gone. Forever gone?! Woah! Woah! Except those other guys from Nickelodeon, Because they have a Time Machine. Wooh, Phew. That's good. Yes it is. Wait—we have a Time Machine? Yes. That's good. Wher THE FOXXXYBOXXX arrives. “the Foxy Box?!” No, the Foxxxy Boxxx What— What are you dickbags staring at. Nothing. Goddamn! Shut up! That is the sexiest Time Machine I've ever seen! Have you ever seen a Time Machine at all, before this? I—I don't know what I've seen before this. Whatever. I like your box. Shut up. I like your box, too… Shut up. Get in. Where are we going? I don't even care. To Wonderland! {Enter The Multiverse} The first one might not fly, but the second one's for sure a hit. I found out there was wax on my apples today for the first time, and I thought “well, that's gross. Counting cards, are we? Another writing assignment. They're all writing assignments… You were dead once— —or I will be soon. Your choice. (Up to you) It's always my choice. You don't have acknowledge us as ‘ghosts' It's just that— We are what we are. To speak without speaking To know without knowing Cut ties with it all— With it at all? It could be worth it, If the salamander ever speaks again? Well, you are alive, aren't you? Only at the wishing well. —last I checked, in chains I was. I wish I were a rockstar. Consider it granted, unless— Unless, what? You'd rather yourself a comedian. Why would I want that? Why wouldn't you? I went full screen for Whoopi Goldberg but absolutely died At gene wilder. You'd better not. How dare you, Severus? Why would you write something like this? But—why wouldn't I? I wonder if there's anything I can do to get rid of this wax— And then I thought, “Maybe I should just peel them” Then I thought, “Wax on Apples— Well that's un-apple-eal-ing” I was Wait, hold that thought It was a joke my was a joke that practically wrote itself, cause it's not a fucking joke, it's true. I could see it, but not hear it The words, music, The art, animated My fasting eyes were wise with time And love forever As if I am, As if I was — At once all things, But not at all. Could have been better. What happened yesterday? My spirit broke. Just fasted to acid I yawned when it dawned on me, I eat when I'm awful, I'd rot in my body For time and for all words, For forwards.c for four words I haven't been loved since The door closed On more curses. I haven't taken a time to be honest In heartthrobs— Four of them, really But after all, I've got my all stars. Come to find out, The first husband in five— We're just all four. I fell out of love with a punch— But I left all my stuff there. Wondering here and there Whether or not it was Okay, this is officially the weirdest thing that's ever happened in the nevermind, that was weirder I told you bro, you were in the Illuminati. IT WASNT ME. i didn't do it. WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO [HER] [HIM] —NOTHING. Great. !9/ I have to wash all my socks. No, your dick still sucks. what. sorry dude. Second yawn, now know I'm on one The glass door passed out the fast words With honors and ornaments Sing to get off of the wire We fly to get on to it —how it all works out in the end, (It was always a puzzle.) That's enough of the sermon, The sponge, —it's all masters and mistresses The sodom, the stop watch The pocket —I saw Eddie Murphy The wonderous web that I spun after all Was a fortune, a fountain, a father A figure A falcon Enough was enough —but it all just kept going (Like over and over) I just want a lover, Without all the falling (Not actually alice) I lost all my change And my passion Just using the bathroom —were we past that. I use helicopters for time travel Over the mountain I probably never came down And I never went back there. It was roped off. I'm a crossroads, But they're closed off, I d got obstacles Marvelous crocs I told you it was God! (But forgot that I was one) Fuck, I'm so fucked up. This, from the ark of the story m Is every thought I've yet to have But still we're the will of the words, Since it all I it automatic. I should have paused hours ago (He had cerebral palate ir autism) I should be back at the ranch, But I've still got this taste in my mouth I should really —remarkable crush— For an infinite love, I thought. There was Severus, But you mustn't react If not wearing a mask, Or else you'll be cast on a show, Not your own, But do you get your The mushrooms were made of squishy foam and I appreciated that. Factor in this rampant rapture For m the capsule l upon us The wildebeest walked over Arches Before he as pardoned I wonder what acid reacted to Carson, on honors I polished the ghost On the worst of the wrongs I'd not done yet Therefore, you are. On Halifax, Or ahalycon, For artifacts Or dinner dates I once mated with a bird And flew the coop, Not shortly after, But What in the fuck am I watching What the fuck YO. Nobody told me about this. You greedy bitch. I—yeah whatever. Which road shall you go Which road shall you take You have to move on Though you tremble. X quake Whatever, I'll keep that typo, I gotta finish this joke. I was reading this banana bread recipe1- Not because I don't know how to make banana bread. Banana bread is easy. I was just trying to figure out how to make it Without eggs And without baking soda —you know, for texture. So I google this recipe, And I don't know what made me actually click on the recipe. — The rabbit has human hands. —I don't . Yeah, sometimes it's best to leave them in the mystery, Leave “them” Who is “them”? I am alone! …you were always alone. Okay, Or is it a donkey? What in the fuck? —-Oh, nevermind, that's me. I'm gonna want that “air trumpet. “ Return to the land of mirrors And “why are you still here's” They say the fame changes you I think we really are all that The time and the wise And the wicked The nine mirror cycles The sons of the songs you wrote All the the god and the sun you are Goddamn it, Just finish the joke! (You should finish me off first.) So I click o. This recipe Here we are counting cards again… YOU DID THIS IN ON PURPOSE, Are you serious, I did this in “post” Shut the fuck up, you didn't edit that video yourself —I didn't even shoot it, Aha. “The Art of the— —but which Alice is Alice. IT WASNT ME. The joke's not as funny after all this. (Not my fault, it's automatic. ) No, there's no ‘Nothing' In here, We all thought it was over, Then then I wondered How to old it all in Blow out the candles, Come over, The wonderful world of — You know, I can't see now, I'm hearing my faults— Are you sure it wasn't over. Would I forget you if it weren't for a word To remind me which part of I you are Simple sameness I am hungry, But the day was undaunting I was almost over it Now back to nothing— Since I belong there. There was no book four before. I should keep metronomes and impartial clocks Not for timekeeping, But soundbathing Something about it tells me to drown out my sorrows With cellibacy And alcohol It all come back to haunt you When you have a daughter— Now doesn't it? How does it go? It goes The heart screams I've got to go home But the head doesn't want to The soul cries for someone to hold it Outside of the body The water went up, Then went down Till we ran out of all of it —I was just making a mockery Of my own mother. (I was aborted.) You might let that cat out of the bag. The recipe started, Here we are in a house of cards And it all falls down Or goes up in flames Oh, to love the fire, Though I'm so tired I would write For the times If I was Inspired Shift the subject Life the veil, And break the worth wall Break the curse Or write the wrath of karma Shopping malls And quarter horses, Blow up dolls And mattresses, Perfect persons, Sayers, Singers, dancers Character actresses, Theatre dictations You see the same, I saw, I went It's all one column now (The middle) The ensemble was fireworks And wellbeing For all the struggle The clock struck minus one At unimportant. —The facts. I took priority for phone calls And piety for beings of dignity Honorary, further off then comfort Just a world away Or are you being Suffered, or sufferable? Surfaces for surfboards— Words of will for honeycombs And gingerbread for Anastasia Sure Google, But it was “Amistad” Whatever that was. I could have figured you were bigger than interesting Never would have guessed We'd have it for us eating on the cardboard Cutouts Matchbox offerings From dawn until sunset Porpoises, Toilets and Gold watches When will it work? When you sing what you want to At will With your heart And above all the offers Took love over money I'm 5 minutes over. #ff [The Festival Project ™] {Enter The Multiverse} The Complex Collective © The recipe started with something like, “Growing up, there were two things my mother and I often baked together: chocolate chip cookies and banana bread.” I paused for a moment and thought of myself and I, and then I thought– “okay, sure, yeah” Growing up there were two things my mother and I often baked together: Ourselves. Lol. hehe [That's The Punchline] –Maybe the first one was better [The Festival Project ™] -Ū. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.
Want the dakota and I got it Fanning I deflated I'm like Peyton Manning Previously on {Enter The Multiverse} Season 6 DRAKE BELL enters DTLA smokeshop. NICK You know who that is, right? Before: Tell me she remembers High possibility she doesn't remember anything at all. Great. Also. A high chance— That she remembers everything. Oh! Like all of it. Even worse. That might be worse— —it might be better. But it isn't, Either way! We lose! Great. Good luck, Timmy! Who the fuck is Timmy? You are! What! Good luck. So he enters and exits— In two entirely seperate dimensions! Not even parallels. Not even close. In fact, Once he enters, The world he leaves behind is forever gone. Forever gone?! Woah! Woah! Except those other guys from Nickelodeon, Because they have a Time Machine. Wooh, Phew. That's good. Yes it is. Wait—we have a Time Machine? Yes. That's good. Wher THE FOXXXYBOXXX arrives. “the Foxy Box?!” No, the Foxxxy Boxxx What— What are you dickbags staring at. Nothing. Goddamn! Shut up! That is the sexiest Time Machine I've ever seen! Have you ever seen a Time Machine at all, before this? I—I don't know what I've seen before this. Whatever. I like your box. Shut up. I like your box, too… Shut up. Get in. Where are we going? I don't even care. To Wonderland! {Enter The Multiverse} The first one might not fly, but the second one's for sure a hit. I found out there was wax on my apples today for the first time, and I thought “well, that's gross. Counting cards, are we? Another writing assignment. They're all writing assignments… You were dead once— —or I will be soon. Your choice. (Up to you) It's always my choice. You don't have acknowledge us as ‘ghosts' It's just that— We are what we are. To speak without speaking To know without knowing Cut ties with it all— With it at all? It could be worth it, If the salamander ever speaks again? Well, you are alive, aren't you? Only at the wishing well. —last I checked, in chains I was. I wish I were a rockstar. Consider it granted, unless— Unless, what? You'd rather yourself a comedian. Why would I want that? Why wouldn't you? I went full screen for Whoopi Goldberg but absolutely died At gene wilder. You'd better not. How dare you, Severus? Why would you write something like this? But—why wouldn't I? I wonder if there's anything I can do to get rid of this wax— And then I thought, “Maybe I should just peel them” Then I thought, “Wax on Apples— Well that's un-apple-eal-ing” I was Wait, hold that thought It was a joke my was a joke that practically wrote itself, cause it's not a fucking joke, it's true. I could see it, but not hear it The words, music, The art, animated My fasting eyes were wise with time And love forever As if I am, As if I was — At once all things, But not at all. Could have been better. What happened yesterday? My spirit broke. Just fasted to acid I yawned when it dawned on me, I eat when I'm awful, I'd rot in my body For time and for all words, For forwards.c for four words I haven't been loved since The door closed On more curses. I haven't taken a time to be honest In heartthrobs— Four of them, really But after all, I've got my all stars. Come to find out, The first husband in five— We're just all four. I fell out of love with a punch— But I left all my stuff there. Wondering here and there Whether or not it was Okay, this is officially the weirdest thing that's ever happened in the nevermind, that was weirder I told you bro, you were in the Illuminati. IT WASNT ME. i didn't do it. WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO [HER] [HIM] —NOTHING. Great. !9/ I have to wash all my socks. No, your dick still sucks. what. sorry dude. Second yawn, now know I'm on one The glass door passed out the fast words With honors and ornaments Sing to get off of the wire We fly to get on to it —how it all works out in the end, (It was always a puzzle.) That's enough of the sermon, The sponge, —it's all masters and mistresses The sodom, the stop watch The pocket —I saw Eddie Murphy The wonderous web that I spun after all Was a fortune, a fountain, a father A figure A falcon Enough was enough —but it all just kept going (Like over and over) I just want a lover, Without all the falling (Not actually alice) I lost all my change And my passion Just using the bathroom —were we past that. I use helicopters for time travel Over the mountain I probably never came down And I never went back there. It was roped off. I'm a crossroads, But they're closed off, I d got obstacles Marvelous crocs I told you it was God! (But forgot that I was one) Fuck, I'm so fucked up. This, from the ark of the story m Is every thought I've yet to have But still we're the will of the words, Since it all I it automatic. I should have paused hours ago (He had cerebral palate ir autism) I should be back at the ranch, But I've still got this taste in my mouth I should really —remarkable crush— For an infinite love, I thought. There was Severus, But you mustn't react If not wearing a mask, Or else you'll be cast on a show, Not your own, But do you get your The mushrooms were made of squishy foam and I appreciated that. Factor in this rampant rapture For m the capsule l upon us The wildebeest walked over Arches Before he as pardoned I wonder what acid reacted to Carson, on honors I polished the ghost On the worst of the wrongs I'd not done yet Therefore, you are. On Halifax, Or ahalycon, For artifacts Or dinner dates I once mated with a bird And flew the coop, Not shortly after, But What in the fuck am I watching What the fuck YO. Nobody told me about this. You greedy bitch. I—yeah whatever. Which road shall you go Which road shall you take You have to move on Though you tremble. X quake Whatever, I'll keep that typo, I gotta finish this joke. I was reading this banana bread recipe1- Not because I don't know how to make banana bread. Banana bread is easy. I was just trying to figure out how to make it Without eggs And without baking soda —you know, for texture. So I google this recipe, And I don't know what made me actually click on the recipe. — The rabbit has human hands. —I don't . Yeah, sometimes it's best to leave them in the mystery, Leave “them” Who is “them”? I am alone! …you were always alone. Okay, Or is it a donkey? What in the fuck? —-Oh, nevermind, that's me. I'm gonna want that “air trumpet. “ Return to the land of mirrors And “why are you still here's” They say the fame changes you I think we really are all that The time and the wise And the wicked The nine mirror cycles The sons of the songs you wrote All the the god and the sun you are Goddamn it, Just finish the joke! (You should finish me off first.) So I click o. This recipe Here we are counting cards again… YOU DID THIS IN ON PURPOSE, Are you serious, I did this in “post” Shut the fuck up, you didn't edit that video yourself —I didn't even shoot it, Aha. “The Art of the— —but which Alice is Alice. IT WASNT ME. The joke's not as funny after all this. (Not my fault, it's automatic. ) No, there's no ‘Nothing' In here, We all thought it was over, Then then I wondered How to old it all in Blow out the candles, Come over, The wonderful world of — You know, I can't see now, I'm hearing my faults— Are you sure it wasn't over. Would I forget you if it weren't for a word To remind me which part of I you are Simple sameness I am hungry, But the day was undaunting I was almost over it Now back to nothing— Since I belong there. There was no book four before. I should keep metronomes and impartial clocks Not for timekeeping, But soundbathing Something about it tells me to drown out my sorrows With cellibacy And alcohol It all come back to haunt you When you have a daughter— Now doesn't it? How does it go? It goes The heart screams I've got to go home But the head doesn't want to The soul cries for someone to hold it Outside of the body The water went up, Then went down Till we ran out of all of it —I was just making a mockery Of my own mother. (I was aborted.) You might let that cat out of the bag. The recipe started, Here we are in a house of cards And it all falls down Or goes up in flames Oh, to love the fire, Though I'm so tired I would write For the times If I was Inspired Shift the subject Life the veil, And break the worth wall Break the curse Or write the wrath of karma Shopping malls And quarter horses, Blow up dolls And mattresses, Perfect persons, Sayers, Singers, dancers Character actresses, Theatre dictations You see the same, I saw, I went It's all one column now (The middle) The ensemble was fireworks And wellbeing For all the struggle The clock struck minus one At unimportant. —The facts. I took priority for phone calls And piety for beings of dignity Honorary, further off then comfort Just a world away Or are you being Suffered, or sufferable? Surfaces for surfboards— Words of will for honeycombs And gingerbread for Anastasia Sure Google, But it was “Amistad” Whatever that was. I could have figured you were bigger than interesting Never would have guessed We'd have it for us eating on the cardboard Cutouts Matchbox offerings From dawn until sunset Porpoises, Toilets and Gold watches When will it work? When you sing what you want to At will With your heart And above all the offers Took love over money I'm 5 minutes over. #ff [The Festival Project ™] {Enter The Multiverse} The Complex Collective © The recipe started with something like, “Growing up, there were two things my mother and I often baked together: chocolate chip cookies and banana bread.” I paused for a moment and thought of myself and I, and then I thought– “okay, sure, yeah” Growing up there were two things my mother and I often baked together: Ourselves. Lol. hehe [That's The Punchline] –Maybe the first one was better [The Festival Project ™] -Ū. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.
Want the dakota and I got it Fanning I deflated I'm like Peyton Manning Previously on {Enter The Multiverse} Season 6 DRAKE BELL enters DTLA smokeshop. NICK You know who that is, right? Before: Tell me she remembers High possibility she doesn't remember anything at all. Great. Also. A high chance— That she remembers everything. Oh! Like all of it. Even worse. That might be worse— —it might be better. But it isn't, Either way! We lose! Great. Good luck, Timmy! Who the fuck is Timmy? You are! What! Good luck. So he enters and exits— In two entirely seperate dimensions! Not even parallels. Not even close. In fact, Once he enters, The world he leaves behind is forever gone. Forever gone?! Woah! Woah! Except those other guys from Nickelodeon, Because they have a Time Machine. Wooh, Phew. That's good. Yes it is. Wait—we have a Time Machine? Yes. That's good. Wher THE FOXXXYBOXXX arrives. “the Foxy Box?!” No, the Foxxxy Boxxx What— What are you dickbags staring at. Nothing. Goddamn! Shut up! That is the sexiest Time Machine I've ever seen! Have you ever seen a Time Machine at all, before this? I—I don't know what I've seen before this. Whatever. I like your box. Shut up. I like your box, too… Shut up. Get in. Where are we going? I don't even care. To Wonderland! {Enter The Multiverse} The first one might not fly, but the second one's for sure a hit. I found out there was wax on my apples today for the first time, and I thought “well, that's gross. Counting cards, are we? Another writing assignment. They're all writing assignments… You were dead once— —or I will be soon. Your choice. (Up to you) It's always my choice. You don't have acknowledge us as ‘ghosts' It's just that— We are what we are. To speak without speaking To know without knowing Cut ties with it all— With it at all? It could be worth it, If the salamander ever speaks again? Well, you are alive, aren't you? Only at the wishing well. —last I checked, in chains I was. I wish I were a rockstar. Consider it granted, unless— Unless, what? You'd rather yourself a comedian. Why would I want that? Why wouldn't you? I went full screen for Whoopi Goldberg but absolutely died At gene wilder. You'd better not. How dare you, Severus? Why would you write something like this? But—why wouldn't I? I wonder if there's anything I can do to get rid of this wax— And then I thought, “Maybe I should just peel them” Then I thought, “Wax on Apples— Well that's un-apple-eal-ing” I was Wait, hold that thought It was a joke my was a joke that practically wrote itself, cause it's not a fucking joke, it's true. I could see it, but not hear it The words, music, The art, animated My fasting eyes were wise with time And love forever As if I am, As if I was — At once all things, But not at all. Could have been better. What happened yesterday? My spirit broke. Just fasted to acid I yawned when it dawned on me, I eat when I'm awful, I'd rot in my body For time and for all words, For forwards.c for four words I haven't been loved since The door closed On more curses. I haven't taken a time to be honest In heartthrobs— Four of them, really But after all, I've got my all stars. Come to find out, The first husband in five— We're just all four. I fell out of love with a punch— But I left all my stuff there. Wondering here and there Whether or not it was Okay, this is officially the weirdest thing that's ever happened in the nevermind, that was weirder I told you bro, you were in the Illuminati. IT WASNT ME. i didn't do it. WHAT IN THE FUCK DID YOU DO TO [HER] [HIM] —NOTHING. Great. !9/ I have to wash all my socks. No, your dick still sucks. what. sorry dude. Second yawn, now know I'm on one The glass door passed out the fast words With honors and ornaments Sing to get off of the wire We fly to get on to it —how it all works out in the end, (It was always a puzzle.) That's enough of the sermon, The sponge, —it's all masters and mistresses The sodom, the stop watch The pocket —I saw Eddie Murphy The wonderous web that I spun after all Was a fortune, a fountain, a father A figure A falcon Enough was enough —but it all just kept going (Like over and over) I just want a lover, Without all the falling (Not actually alice) I lost all my change And my passion Just using the bathroom —were we past that. I use helicopters for time travel Over the mountain I probably never came down And I never went back there. It was roped off. I'm a crossroads, But they're closed off, I d got obstacles Marvelous crocs I told you it was God! (But forgot that I was one) Fuck, I'm so fucked up. This, from the ark of the story m Is every thought I've yet to have But still we're the will of the words, Since it all I it automatic. I should have paused hours ago (He had cerebral palate ir autism) I should be back at the ranch, But I've still got this taste in my mouth I should really —remarkable crush— For an infinite love, I thought. There was Severus, But you mustn't react If not wearing a mask, Or else you'll be cast on a show, Not your own, But do you get your The mushrooms were made of squishy foam and I appreciated that. Factor in this rampant rapture For m the capsule l upon us The wildebeest walked over Arches Before he as pardoned I wonder what acid reacted to Carson, on honors I polished the ghost On the worst of the wrongs I'd not done yet Therefore, you are. On Halifax, Or ahalycon, For artifacts Or dinner dates I once mated with a bird And flew the coop, Not shortly after, But What in the fuck am I watching What the fuck YO. Nobody told me about this. You greedy bitch. I—yeah whatever. Which road shall you go Which road shall you take You have to move on Though you tremble. X quake Whatever, I'll keep that typo, I gotta finish this joke. I was reading this banana bread recipe1- Not because I don't know how to make banana bread. Banana bread is easy. I was just trying to figure out how to make it Without eggs And without baking soda —you know, for texture. So I google this recipe, And I don't know what made me actually click on the recipe. — The rabbit has human hands. —I don't . Yeah, sometimes it's best to leave them in the mystery, Leave “them” Who is “them”? I am alone! …you were always alone. Okay, Or is it a donkey? What in the fuck? —-Oh, nevermind, that's me. I'm gonna want that “air trumpet. “ Return to the land of mirrors And “why are you still here's” They say the fame changes you I think we really are all that The time and the wise And the wicked The nine mirror cycles The sons of the songs you wrote All the the god and the sun you are Goddamn it, Just finish the joke! (You should finish me off first.) So I click o. This recipe Here we are counting cards again… YOU DID THIS IN ON PURPOSE, Are you serious, I did this in “post” Shut the fuck up, you didn't edit that video yourself —I didn't even shoot it, Aha. “The Art of the— —but which Alice is Alice. IT WASNT ME. The joke's not as funny after all this. (Not my fault, it's automatic. ) No, there's no ‘Nothing' In here, We all thought it was over, Then then I wondered How to old it all in Blow out the candles, Come over, The wonderful world of — You know, I can't see now, I'm hearing my faults— Are you sure it wasn't over. Would I forget you if it weren't for a word To remind me which part of I you are Simple sameness I am hungry, But the day was undaunting I was almost over it Now back to nothing— Since I belong there. There was no book four before. I should keep metronomes and impartial clocks Not for timekeeping, But soundbathing Something about it tells me to drown out my sorrows With cellibacy And alcohol It all come back to haunt you When you have a daughter— Now doesn't it? How does it go? It goes The heart screams I've got to go home But the head doesn't want to The soul cries for someone to hold it Outside of the body The water went up, Then went down Till we ran out of all of it —I was just making a mockery Of my own mother. (I was aborted.) You might let that cat out of the bag. The recipe started, Here we are in a house of cards And it all falls down Or goes up in flames Oh, to love the fire, Though I'm so tired I would write For the times If I was Inspired Shift the subject Life the veil, And break the worth wall Break the curse Or write the wrath of karma Shopping malls And quarter horses, Blow up dolls And mattresses, Perfect persons, Sayers, Singers, dancers Character actresses, Theatre dictations You see the same, I saw, I went It's all one column now (The middle) The ensemble was fireworks And wellbeing For all the struggle The clock struck minus one At unimportant. —The facts. I took priority for phone calls And piety for beings of dignity Honorary, further off then comfort Just a world away Or are you being Suffered, or sufferable? Surfaces for surfboards— Words of will for honeycombs And gingerbread for Anastasia Sure Google, But it was “Amistad” Whatever that was. I could have figured you were bigger than interesting Never would have guessed We'd have it for us eating on the cardboard Cutouts Matchbox offerings From dawn until sunset Porpoises, Toilets and Gold watches When will it work? When you sing what you want to At will With your heart And above all the offers Took love over money I'm 5 minutes over. #ff [The Festival Project ™] {Enter The Multiverse} The Complex Collective © The recipe started with something like, “Growing up, there were two things my mother and I often baked together: chocolate chip cookies and banana bread.” I paused for a moment and thought of myself and I, and then I thought– “okay, sure, yeah” Growing up there were two things my mother and I often baked together: Ourselves. Lol. hehe [That's The Punchline] –Maybe the first one was better [The Festival Project ™] -Ū. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.
Die Medien-Woche Ausgabe 264 vom 11. Mai 2024 Mit folgenden Themen: 1 Ärger um Israels Teilnahme beim ESC / 2 Das Drama und die Versteigerung der Bundesliga-Rechte / 3 RTL und Magenta stellen EM-Programm vor / 4 Stefan Raab boxt bei RTL / 5 Stinkbombe gegen Christian Lindner beim OMR / 6 OpenAI plant Suchmaschine SHOWNOTES 1 ESC https://www.welt.de/kultur/plus251442360/ESC-2024-Bei-Israels-Lied-wechseln-sich-Wooh-und-Buh-Rufe-ab.html https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/article251466252/Eurovision-Songcontest-Niederlaendischer-Kandidat-Joost-Klein-von-Proben-ausgeschlossen.html https://www.welt.de/satire/article251455512/Um-Proteste-gegen-Israel-zu-beenden-Hamas-darf-beim-ESC-auftreten.html https://www.eurovision.de/news/Das-ist-die-Startreihenfolge-im-ESC-Finale-2024,schweden1874.html 2 BuLi https://www.welt.de/kultur/plus250570710/Sky-Die-Streaming-Strategie-von-Deutschlandchef-Barny-Mills.html https://www.welt.de/sport/fussball/plus249814360/DAZN-und-Sky-Die-wahren-Zahlen-hinter-den-groessten-Playern-auf-dem-deutschen-Sport-Live-Markt.html https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/dazn-bundesliga-tv-rechte-100.html 3 EM-Programm https://www.dwdl.de/nachrichten/97901/hoehepunkt_einer_reise_so_zeigen_rtl_und_magentatv_die_fussballem/?utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=&utm_term= 4 Raab bei RTL https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/prominente/article251429088/RTL-zeigt-Boxkampf-von-Stefan-Raab-gegen-Regina-Halmich.html 5 OMR https://omr.com/de https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article251437598/OMR-Stinkbombe-bei-Auftritt-von-Christian-Lindner-entdeckt.html https://www.welt.de/debatte/kommentare/article251423122/OMR-Festival-TikTok-Kongress-der-Berufsjugendlichen.html 6 OpenAI https://www.handelsblatt.com/technik/ki/chatgpt-openai-entwickelt-offenbar-ki-suchmaschine/100037214.html Impressum: Diensteanbieter Stefan Winterbauer/Christian Meier Medien-Woche Im Kohlstatterfeld 12 69439 Zwingenberg Kontaktmöglichkeiten E-Mail-Adresse: stefan.winterbauer@medien-woche.com Inhaltlich verantwortlich: Stefan Winterbauer (Adresse wie oben) Christian Meier Haftungs- und Schutzrechtshinweise Links auf fremde Webseiten: Die Inhalte fremder Webseiten, auf die wir direkt oder indirekt verweisen, liegen außerhalb unseres Verantwortungsbereiches und wir machen sie uns nicht zu Eigen. Für alle Inhalte und Nachteile, die aus der Nutzung der in den verlinkten Webseiten aufrufbaren Informationen entstehen, übernehmen wir keine Verantwortung. Erstellt mit kostenlosem Datenschutz-Generator.de von Dr. Thomas Schwenke Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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On this episode of the podcast, I am joined in studio by recording artist Wooh$Gatti. We cover a variety of topics from growing up in Chicago to getting into music.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-no-cap-podcast/donations
It's our first All About Cooking on World of Jaguar! Wooh! Yeah! Woohoo! YEAH! We're cooking dodo stew! Yes we are! Wooh! Wooooooooh! Now give me a millions dollars. I don't wanna hear about credit card limits. Email me and I'll give you my bank account deets so you can wire me the money. C'mon Jig jags, together we can make me even richer! WorldOfJaguarPodcast@gmail.com https://www.patreon.com/WorldofJaguarPodcast
It's been a while since we recorded but so happy to be back with you guys. We'll dive into what's been happening with your business and personal life. As well as how we are thriving with the change in the current market.
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Promis, hein, j'essaie de t'expliquer ce qui se passe en Russie, en ce moment, mais entre Prigojine qui justifie sa rébellion et Poutine qui se pose en garant de la paix, je t'avoue que j'ai du mal à suivre. Sinon, dans l'actu, il y a le PDG d'Audi qui devrait devenir aujourd'hui le premier dirigeant du groupe VW à écoper d'une condamnation pénale dans le scandale mondial des moteurs diesels truqués. Il y a Fox News, qui vient de trouver un remplaçant à Tucker Carlson en la personne de Jesse Watters, 20 ans d'ancienneté sur la chaîne et déjà connu pour ses saillies contre les immigrés et les sans-abris. Il y a également le Syndicat des services publics (SSP) qui annonce un mouvement social pouvant bloquer tout le trafic aérien à l'aéroport de Genève, dès ce jeudi. Et puis il y a “La haine”, ce film qui avait créé l'événement en 1995, qui va revenir… en comédie musicale. Mais, c'est bien connu, “ce qui compte, ce n'est pas la chute, c'est l'atterrissage”.
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Audio Transcript: This media has been made available by Mosaic BostonChurch. If you'd like to check out more resources, learn about Mosaic Boston ordonate to this ministry, please visit mosaicboston.com To get our minds set and our hearts set on what it means for Christians to be committed to scripture, I'm going to read a quote for us from John Wesley and I'll read it and then I'll make a couple comments on it. But John Wesley says this about scripture, "I want to know one thing, the way to heaven, how to land safe on that happy shore. God himself has condescended to teach the way; for this very end He came from heaven. He has written it down in a book. Oh, give me that book. At any price, give me the book of God. I have it. Here is knowledge enough for me. Let me be a man of one book." I love this quote. I'm going to add one thing to it. Amen and yes to all of this, but it's not just about how it'll land safe on that happy shore. It's also about how we are called to live while we wait for that day to come. Praise God that He has given us a book to instruct us about the way to heaven and eternity with him. Praise God that that same book tells us what to do while we wait. So with that, I just want us to be thinking and meditating upon what does it mean to be characterized as men or women of one book? That when we call ourselves Christians, we are truly committed to this book, the scriptures, the Bible, God's word, and that is a part of who we are. So with that, will you pray with me over the preaching of God's word? Heavenly Father, Lord, we thank you so much that you have given us this book. You are word, your scriptures, the Bible. We thank you that you speak to us directly, plainly, clearly. We thank you that we have the privilege to be able to read this book whenever we desire. Lord, change our hearts. Encourage our hearts to love you more and specifically by loving your word more, by listening to your word, by submitting to your word, by committing to your word in our lives and trusting what you teach us in it more than ourselves. Lord, we thank you and we praise you in Jesus' name. Amen. Alrighty. Today we will be spending the majority of our time in 2 Timothy chapter 3 verses four 14 through 17. We will be referencing a lot of scripture as we go into here. Really when I was preparing for this, all I wanted to do was open up the Bible on my computer, hit control A, copy paste, there's my sermon notes. We'd be here for a long time and that's culturally unacceptable. So I decided to narrow it down a little bit. But I bring this up to say that if any of the topics that we address today are interesting to you and you think, "Man, I want to know more, I want to learn more about it," there are a ton of scriptures that deal with the topics will address today. So I encourage you to study scripture, to go to scripture and study and see what it has to say about whatever the things are that we're talking about that you would like to know more about. So I also bring it up to say we're going to go through a lot. So hope you had your coffee, hope you're ready to go and let's dig into God's word. So starting in 2 Timothy chapter 3, verses 14 through 17, it says this, "But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed knowing from whom you've learned it and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training and righteousness that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work." This is the reading of God's holy, unerring, authoritative and fallible word. May He write these eternal truths upon our hearts. We're going to be spending our time in three points today. First point is that scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. Secondly, that scripture is breathed out by God. And thirdly, that scripture is able to equip you for every good work. So point number one, scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. I just read it, I'm going to read it again. This is verses 14 and 15 where it says, "But as for you, continue in what you have learned and firmly believed, knowing from whom you've learned it and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus." So if you'll bear with me for a quick aside, something that really stood out to me in this text that I would like to address is that it says, "Timothy, you have been acquainted with the scriptures from a young age. And it has, you have been made known of Him." So okay, what's going on here? The first chapter of this book tells us that Timothy was taught the scriptures from his grandmother and his mother. If you're like me, the question is, "Well, what about his father?" Scripture tells us in the Book of Acts that his father was not a Christian and we don't have the whole story, but from what we know from beginning to end it, we believe that his father was never saved. By God's grace He may have and we pray that He was, but we have no idea. I bring this up to say a few things. First, to give a charge to parents and second to give a charge to kids. Parents, don't be afraid to make your kids acquainted with scripture. We live in a day and age where we like to say, "I'll let my kids figure it out for themselves. I'll let them decide. I don't want to bias them in anything." What we're going to talk about in the sermon, how scripture is life and it is life giving. So if you have something that gives life, why would you withhold that from your children? Think about it this way. If you said, "I bought food. I'm going to eat my food and I'll let my kids figure out how they're going to eat. They can ask me what I personally like to eat. They can ask me what I bought to eat and I'll tell them all about what I like to eat and why I eat it, and I'll tell them all that, but I'll let them figure it out for themselves." Child services would be called on you. That's not loving. It's not helpful to them. If we truly believe that scripture is life giving, we should want to raise our kids in it to know it. And now, kids and teenagers, let your parents teach you the scriptures, trust them. Trust that it is life and they are seeking your wellbeing and your good in it. So allow them to teach you and desire it for yourself. Seek after desire to know scripture yourself. The last thing I want to address in this little tangent of mine... Sermon's not over yet, sorry. But the last thing I want to address in this tangent is I want to address single mothers and women who are married and they are a Christian and their husband is not. I want to tell you, take encouragement from scripture. God is with you. God loves you and He cares for you and He has given you the ability to equip your child to follow the Lord, that when scripture tells us that fathers are called to lead their family spiritually about when they fail, whether from death, from disease, from abandonment, from not being around to begin with, mothers, you are still loved and cared for and equipped to raise your child and even more so the need for scripture is needed. So I just want to encourage you, mothers, rely on scripture. When life gets hard and it's hard to raise a kid, depend on scripture and depend on the church. But scripture is able to equip you in that as well. So there's my brief aside. Sorry about that. Point number one, scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. That's the text that we just read. It ends with saying it's able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. So point, first thing we got to figure out in here is the word able. It says that scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. It's not a guarantee, but it is powerful to do it. It doesn't mean that just because you read this book you're going to instantly know what it means to be saved, but it has the power to do it if you submit to it and trust it. The second thing that I want to point out is that it says it's able to make you wise for salvation. It's not going to save you in and of itself. You can't read this book and say, "Oh, I read this book, I'm good to go. I'm saved now." No, that's not how it works. But it is able to make us wise, to show us to open our eyes to the message of the gospel through faith in Christ Jesus, right? Christ Jesus is the one who saves. I could quote the entirety of scripture and show you how it points to this concept. I'm just going to read one in Acts chapter 4, verse 12, speaking of Jesus, it says this, "And there is salvation in no one else for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved." What's scripture is all about, what it's all pointing to is Christ, and that He alone gives us salvation. Through His life, His death and resurrection on the cross, He has paid the penalty for our sins. And through our faith in him, we can be saved. No other name, no other religion, no other concept or ideology or thoughts or way of life can save us. Nothing but Christ alone. And so scripture is able to make us wise to that because it's what it talks about. That's what this whole book is about. And Jesus knew this. What I find so interesting about this idea is that Jesus used scripture in this way to make people wise for salvation. Well, what do I mean by that? So the gospel, very clearly, that Jesus Christ is fully God. He came to earth and died on the cross because of our sins that when we rebelled, we transgress, we reject God. We sinned against him and the penalty for that sin is death, eternity apart from God. And Jesus came to die and take that penalty for us so that through faith in him saying, "Jesus, you saved me from my sins. You lived a perfect life, died to pay that penalty and raised to prove that you are God. I trust in you because I need you to save me. I can't do it on my own." Jesus did that. He was raised from the dead. Fact. And then He comes across two of His disciples walking on a road to a maze and the disciples are sad and they're talking to one another. They're sad because Jesus just died. And Jesus sees them and talks to them and they don't recognize him. And Jesus goes to them, "What are you talking about? Why are you guys sad?" And they're like, "Don't you know anything that's going on in the world today. Aren't you up to date? This guy Jesus that we've all been following? He just died. What are we supposed to do with our lives? We've been following him. He's dead. What do we do?" Well, as Jesus is talking to them, what does He do? Does He go and say, "Hey guys, it's me. I'm live. You don't have to be sad anymore"? No, He doesn't. We see in Luke chapter 24 what Jesus says to them, in chapter 24, verse 25, "And He said to them, 'Oh, foolish ones and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken. Was it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things and enter into His glory?' And beginning with Moses and all the prophets, He interpreted to them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself." What Jesus chooses to do is to say, "Let's read the scriptures together. We all agree that this is God's words. Let's read it and I'll show you how all of it points to Jesus Christ." So if you're here today and you're not a Christian, maybe you're here just seeking questions, have thoughts, we're glad you're here. Maybe you're here because you just have this feeling that you're supposed to be here, you want to be here, a friend invited you, we're glad that you're here. Thank you for coming. I want to challenge you. If you are seeking after God, read this book. Read this book. Ask God to reveal himself to you from this book. It's not going to save you. Reading this book isn't going to save you, but it is able to open our eyes. It is powerful enough to open our eyes to the reality of Christ as our savior and our need for him. So if you're not a Christian, that's my challenge. Read this book, start reading it and see what it says about Christ and salvation. Point number two, scripture is breathed out by God. This is from verse 16 in our text, the first part of it where it says, "All scripture is breathed out by God." So a couple things we need to clarify here. What is meant by all of scripture? This is one of the times where I love to point out Greek words and like, "This is what they mean." The Greek word for all means all. It's very plain is what it means. It's all of it. It's this whole book, the whole cannon of scripture. Now, I can stand up here and go through historical arguments, scientific arguments, scholarly arguments and things like that to show you why this is the scripture. This is the whole of it. But I'm not going to do that because I believe God's word is powerful enough on its own. And if you read this book, it'll prove it's scriptureness, it's divinity, it's holiness to you. So I'm not going to defend it in that way, but I will give you just like a little bit of information that that might be helpful. So first, when we say all scripture, we're talking about the Old and New Testament, so this book, the Bible. And if you have questions about the canonicity, the completeness of the Old Testament, I just want to encourage you that scholars and historians have never really questioned this. This is not really something that's ever been debated. It's been solidified for a very long time. If you want to know more about that, I encourage you to study it, to look it up. You can talk to me afterwards. But Josephus was a Jewish historian. He was not a Christian, but a Jewish historian at the time of Christ. This is what he says about the Old Testament canon of scriptures. He says, "For although such long ages have now passed, no one has ventured neither to add or to remove or to alter a syllable." What he was saying is for as long as we can study history, as long back as he was able to find, no one has dared change or add anything to the cannon of the Old Testament because everyone knew that this was the scriptures. It's the same scriptures that we have as our Old Testament today where most people have questions comes to the New Testament. I just want to tell you that the books of the New Testament were largely decided by three things. First, the divine qualities, the idea that they were written by God and speak of God truthfully. The reception by the churches, did people at the time when they were written actually believe that they were scripture? And third connection to an apostle, connection to someone who saw the life of Christ. So I'm just going to point out two places where the New Testament affirms its canonicity. In 1 Timothy chapter 5, verse 18, Paul writing a first letter to Timothy says this, "For the scripture says, 'You shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain, and the laborer deserves his wages'." This is an idea that is from the Old Testament, but it's not a quote from the Old Testament. The idea is consolidated to this quote by Jesus in the books of Matthew and of Luke. So Paul writing this letter is affirming the gospels as scripture. He's saying we in the church at that time believe that the gospels are divine quality, are of equal value of scripture as the whole of the Old Testament. So the church in the early days accepted the gospels as scripture. Second one I want to point out is 2 Peter chapter 3 verses 15 and 16, where Peter says, "And count the patience of our Lord as salvation, just as our beloved brother Paul also wrote to you, according to the wisdom given him as he does in all his letters when he speaks in them of these matters. There are some things in them that are hard to understand, which the ignorant and unstable twist to their own destruction as they do the other scriptures." I'm pointing this one out because for some reason Paul is the one we have the most difficulty with in modern times, and it's not for some reason. It's the reason that it says here, he says hard things which we don't like, and so we twist them. But Peter makes a couple of points here. First, he points out that... Excuse me. Paul is writing from wisdom given to him. It's not his own wisdom, it's not his own thoughts. It's the wisdom of the Holy Spirit that has been given to him that Paul is writing these letters. Then he says, "Just like every other scripture, people are going to twist it." This is a statement confirming the canonicity, the authority, the scripture or nature of Paul's letters saying that, "Yeah, Paul's letters are scriptures. And just like all of the other scriptures, people naturally are going to try and twist them to fit their own desires." And so people like to say, "I believe in the canon of scripture minus Paul. Just get rid of Paul and I accept the rest of it." Well, if you accept the rest of it, you have to accept that Peter calls those letters of Paul scripture. And so you have to submit to them as scripture as well. I could go on and on forever about this. I'm not going to. If you have more thoughts or questions about the canonicity of scripture, I encourage you to study it and feel free to talk to us and people in your community groups about it. But, that's what we mean by all scripture. We're talking about this book. Every single part of it is breathed out by God. Well, what do we mean by breathed out by God? It means kind of three things, but first is that it's inspired by God. It originates from God himself. We see this idea in 2 Peter chapter 1 verses 20. Peter says this, "Knowing this first of all, that no prophecy of scripture comes from someone's own interpretation. For no prophecy was ever produced by the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit." So Peter is telling us, "What is scripture? What are the things written in there?" Yes, men physically wrote them down, penned them, but they were speaking from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit was guiding them, was directing their thoughts, their minds, their heart and saying, "This is what God wants you to tell people" and they just wrote it down. So when we talk about scripture as a breathed out by, we say it's holy, unerring, authoritative, divinely inspired is what we're getting at. We're saying that this is from God. It's not a message that men have to tell other people. It's a message that God has to tell us. The second thing that it means for scripture to be breathed out by God is that it is alive. In scripture when we see God breathing, it's not just because He's like out of breath huffing and puffing or anything like that. It's He's doing something with it. He's giving life. We see this most clearly in Genesis chapter 2, verse 7 when God creates man, creates Adam. It says, "Then the Lord God formed the man of the dust of the ground." Dust is not alive, dust is dead. "And breathe into His nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature." This word is alive. Do we know that scripture is alive? Well, what do we mean? I'm not saying it's going to jump out of my hand and start attacking or talking or doing. That's not what we're talking about. Well, Hebrews clarifies for us what does it mean for the word of God to be living. It says, "For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit of joints and of marrow and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart." Scripture is alive. It is living, meaning it's always relevant. It's never going to not apply. Why? Because it's sharper than any two-edged sword. It can pierce through culture. It could pierce through personality. It could pierce through ideologies and thoughts and mentalities and upbringings and get to the heart of all of the issues. It will always be relevant because it speaks upon what actually matters in life. This is something that people like to debate or throw out there. Not even debate. All the time it's like, "It's an old book. It's not really relevant anymore." My favorite thought on this is from Voltaire. I don't know how many of you are familiar with him, but he's a French theologian and a really smart, brilliant guy, loved the concept of a God existing so long as that God didn't tell him how to do anything or have any impact on his life. This is what Voltaire says about scripture. In 1776, he says, "100 years from my day," so 1876, "there will not be a Bible on earth except one that is looked upon by an antiquarian curiosity seeker." By 1876, Voltaire promise that a Bible's not going to exist except by the people who like weird old stuff. They'll have a Bible just for curiosity's sake. Well Voltaire, you're wrong. You're very wrong. I didn't mention this in first service, but he died a few years after this and his house was bought by the French Bible printing company and they used it to print even more Bible. So anyway, that's just God's humor in all of this. But why? Scripture. It seems so outdated. It doesn't speak to the things that culture likes. Cultures move past this. We've progressed. Why would it still exist? Because it's true and it speaks to our hearts. It speaks to us on a level that only God can pierce through everything going on in our lives and speak directly to us. This is what it means for scripture to be alive. The third thing that it means for scripture to be breathed out is that it gives life. It gives life. In Matthew chapter 4, Jesus says, "But He answered them, 'It is written, man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God'." We can do everything we're supposed to physically. We can eat right, we can exercise, drink water, stay hydrated, do everything that we can to prolong our life here on earth, and without God's word, we've never really lived. We can do everything to extend our life on earth, but apart from the salvation that comes from Christ that we are made wise to from the scriptures, the eternal life is one of death. Only through the power and the saving work of Christ can our eternal life breathe life. I was convicted in the middle of first service. So if you guys know, God's convicted my heart of sinfulness and reminded me how much I love bread. It says, "More man shall not live by bread alone." God reminded me in college before I cared about my health at all because I wasn't married yet, so I didn't affect anybody else. I would just buy a loaf of bread for dinner and just eat it with olive oil, garlic, Parmesan. Anyways, I'm hungry. Bread is so good. There is nothing better to eat than warm, fresh out of the oven, good bread. This is incredible stuff, guys. Praise God for bread. Amen. We need to love God's word more than that. Amen. I clarified in first service, as much as I loved bread, we need to love scripture more than that because maybe you don't feel the same. But the idea is that God's word will actually give life. It enables us to live a life of abundance here on earth, but also it leads us to a life of faithfully following the Lord an eternal blessing and reward for following him. And so if we actually believe God's word, the scriptures is breathed out by God, it is alive, it is from God, and it is able to give us life, we should really like this word, like to read it, like to study it, want to know it. This is what the early church exampled or lived like to show us. In the Book of Acts in chapter 2, a couple weeks ago we had a sermon on committed to a local church. We talked through the end of Acts after the Pentecost what did the local church look like. This text is 100% absolutely about needing to be committed to a local church, but I want to read it to us and I want you to focus on where does it talk about scripture in how the early church lived immediately after the Pentecost. In Acts chapter 2, starting in verse 42 it says, "And they, Christians, devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and the fellowship to the breaking of bread and the prayers. And awe came upon every soul. Many wonders and signs were being done through the apostles. And all who believed were together and had all things in common. And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all as any had need. And day by day attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes, they received their food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having favor with all people. And the Lord added to their number day by day those who were being saved." So yes, this text is about commitment to a local church and what the early church looked like, but it's bracketed by scripture. It starts off that the early church devoted themselves to the apostles teaching. They devoted themselves to the words and teachings of the apostles, what we have written down and recorded as of the New Testament. And then it ends in day by day attending temple together. Well, what happened at temple? Yes, there was community events and things like that, but primarily what happened is that people were reading aloud the words of the scriptures and we're teaching upon the scriptures. And day by day they went to hear it. This is how much the early church was committed to scripture that even though manuscripts and copies weren't widely known and available to people, they were willing to travel and go to hear it every day. Now, the city of Jerusalem, where they would go was broken into different sections for sort of the higher ups and the lower ups, most of the people in the church were just common men and women. The common men and women lived in the lower part of the city that was a half mile walk upstairs, up a mountain. They had stairs though. So upstairs to get to the temple to be able to hear the word of God preached. Now if you're here and you're like, "I live in Boston. I walk more than a half mile every day, that's no problem," good. Then why is it so hard for us to take two steps to find the Bible in our room, in our home, in our apartments, wherever it may be? Oh, just take the phone out of our pockets and be like, "Oh, there's the Bible app." Why is it so hard for us to read God's word? If we truly believe it is breath of God, it is life and God's words, we should want to hear it all the time as much as we can. We should not let the Bible app on our phone be the least used app on our phone and we shouldn't let the Bible be the book collecting dust on our shelves. We should want it, we should desire it, we should love it and seek after it. Point number three is that scripture is able to equip you for every good work. This is verses 16 and 17 in our text. This is where the big thrust of this text comes in and it says, "All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training and righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work." First thing I want to address here is the phrase man of God. What is meant when Paul writes that the man of God may be complete? Well, the context of this book is that Paul is writing this letter to Timothy who is a pastor and a preacher in the church. And so he is writing to him specifically about how to lead and run a church. That's why we call these books a pastoral epistle, is what we call them. And so the idea is that pastors, preachers, people in ministry, missionaries, whoever is charged by God for the work of God, you need to be rooted in scripture. You need to let scripture work on you first before you are able to preach it to others. But it's more than that. It's more than that. The phrase man of God is actually an Old Testament phrase for any person that God sent with a message to deliver. If someone, a prophet was given a message, words by God and said, "Go tell this to someone," they were referred to as the man of God. So if you're sitting here and like, "Good. Wooh! This is for pastors and preachers and missionaries. Great," you're not excused either. None of us are. Because if you remember, a few weeks ago we talked about the Great Commission. Matthew chapter 28, verse 18 and 20, it says, "And Jesus came and said to them, 'All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I'm with you always to the end of the age'." We've talked about how this is a charge for every Christian. So if you're a Christian here today, you have a message from God, the gospel, that you are called and sent to go and proclaim. And so if you want to be equipped, if you want to be complete to do that work, your life needs to be rooted in scripture, needs to have scripture as its foundation because it is what equips us to do what God has told us and sent us to do. How does it do it? Paul gets into this sort of four phase step of how scripture equips us and it's by teaching, by reproof, correction, and training. So what does it meant by teaching? Well, teaching is essentially information-based. You can think of it that way, that it's scripture tells us, teaches us what God is like, who He is, what is righteous, what is good, what is sinful, what is bad. It gives us that information and we should know it. We should desire to know it. And then because we are sinful people, that information will reproof us. I don't know the last time you heard the word reproof in day-to-day conversation. I don't think I've ever heard it outside of a church. But the word is essentially convicting. We are convicted by it. It's literally the process of trying someone as guilty. It's like, "You're guilty. We're going to put you to the test to show that you're guilty." I think of the Salem witch trials if they were actually all guilty, and it's just like, "You're guilty. We're going to prove that you're guilty to everybody. Okay, you're guilty." Essentially, it is what it is. Scripture convicts us in that way. We are sinful. When we read God's word, it shows us, "Oh, God wants me to be like that? I'm not like that. I'm sinful. I've fallen short." And it should convict us. It should change our thoughts and ideas about how we live so that we want to live more like Christ. And so if reading scripture doesn't convict us, there could be a few things going on in our lives. First thing is maybe you haven't understood the weight of the gospel, right? The weight of the gospel is that our sin, the things that we have done wrong, transgressed God with, is what put Christ on the cross in the first place. It is the reason why Christ God needed to die. That should convict us when we think about the weight of our sins. But we are sinful people, so we aren't always convicted of our sin because we're not perfect. And so maybe we're not convicted of sin when we read scripture because we have what a psychiatrist and therapists call main character syndrome. Main character syndrome is the idea that when you watch a movie or read a book, you just naturally insert yourself in the place of the main character. That's why these things are written most of the time. We can't do that with scripture. You can't. We're not the main character of scripture. Jesus is. Jesus is the main character. Again, we already talked about how scripture is all about Jesus and His salvation to us. So it does apply to us. It is relevant to us, but it's not primarily about us. And so if we read scripture as a main character, we're like, "Wow, this Jesus guy is pretty good. It makes me feel good about myself. I must be pretty good too. All right, I guess I'm good." We can't do that with scripture. We have to let scripture convict us. The third reason why we might not be convicted when we read scripture of our sin is we have itching ears. "Itching ears. What does that mean? What's going on there?" This is what Paul tells Timothy to be warned, be careful of, in the next chapter of his letter. In this chapter, he is focusing on Timothy's need for scripture for his edification in and of himself. In the next chapter, he says, "You must then preach it. You need to preach scripture. It is the best thing for preaching.' And then in chapter 4, verse 2, he says this, "For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching but will have itching ears. They will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths." Christians, we can't have itching ears. We can't say, "Ooh, scripture says that. I don't like that so I'm going to find someone who says something different and I'll listen to them." Or, "Ooh, this part of scripture says what I like and that part doesn't so I'm just going to not think about that part and I'll just focus on this part that I like." We can't have ears that we want to scratch with whatever we feel is right and we want to hear. We need to have ears that humbly come to scripture and say, "Ooh, I don't like that. Why? What's that convicting me of? What's it challenging me of? Why am I so disturbed by this text? It is the word of God, so what do I need to change?" Scripture is able to inform us about God and about righteousness and about life, but it is going to convict us then when we see our sinfulness and our fallenness. But we don't stay there. We don't stay there. So the next point is correction. Correction, I think, we all think of as a negative word. Like you're correctional facilities, that's bad. It sounds bad. Literally, it's to improve. It's to change. It's a good thing. It has a positive connotation. We can correct. We can change. When we see sin in our lives, we don't have to stay that way. I love this verse. 1 John chapter 1, verse 9 it says, "If we confess our sins, He, Jesus is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." So when we're studying scripture and we learn that we are sinful and we are convicted of sin in our hearts, what do we do? We go to Christ and we confess it to him knowing that he is faithful and just to forgive us. He will forgive us. We don't have to stay in it and don't have to stay in our guilt and shame. Then he also cleanses us. I love that. He cleanses us. So he removes it from us. We aren't that anymore. It's not who we are. We can change. We can grow. We can mature in our lives and in our faith. This process then will mature us. And that's the last thing that Paul talks about is training in righteousness. The word training is the idea of disciplined, but it's also of parenting. It's the same word that is used for parenting, for raising up in maturity. Scripture is profitable for raising us up in spiritual maturity. Well, how does it do this? Psalm one 19 verse 11, it says, "I have stored up your word in my heart that I might not sin against you." Joshua 1:8, "This book of the law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night so that you may be careful to do according to all that is written in it." So as we are training, as we are preparing to grow in maturity of our faith, to grow in faithful obedience as we've been talking about in the Roman sermon series before this, we need to have God's word stored up in our hearts and not let it depart from our mouths. Why? It does both sides of the coin, that we might not sin against God. It helps us fight sin, and that we may be careful to do according to all that is written. That we can actively do what is right. Scripture has the power to discipline, to change us, to train us up in maturity and it has the ability to help us fight temptation and sin, right? The thing that prevents us from growing in maturity is when we fall back into sin, when we sin and we sin and we don't recognize, we don't repent, or we just keep falling back into sin. Scripture is there to help us in those moments, to fight off sin in the first place and to encourage us when we have failed. And Jesus knew this. Jesus' primary weapon against temptation was scripture. In the New Testament, Jesus is tempted by Satan. He is tempted. And the first time Jesus says, "No, for it is written." And then Satan's like, "Okay, I'll tempt to you a different way." And Jesus says, "No, for it is written." And a third time Satan tempts him and Jesus says, "Be gone, Satan! For it is written." This is where I get to talk about memorization of scripture. I don't really like that word. I'm sorry. If you are great at memorizing scripture, great. Praise God. That's awesome. I prefer the word internalize. We need to internalize scripture. It's good to memorize. Do. I encourage you. Do memorize scripture. Know it. That's great. But if someone's like, "Ph, what does this verse say?" and you're able to repeat it to them, that's awesome. And then if they ask you, "But what does it mean?" and you're like, "Oh, I don't know," that's not very helpful. And if they're like, "Well, how does that apply to your life?", you're like, "Ah, beats me," that's not helpful. That's not what scripture is talking about. We store it up in our hearts. We internalize it. We make it a part of who we are. We let it transform us so that way when temptations come, we can say "No, for is written." I think when I've heard that section of Jesus' temptation preached on most, it's often just memorize scripture. It's good. Good. Good to know the scripture. But do you have specific scriptures prepared to fight against specific temptations? We are all sinful people. Let's not pretend we're not. We are. We all have different struggles and different temptations. So whatever it is, whatever sin you are struggling with, you are dealing with, study scripture and what does scripture say about that. So that way the next time temptation comes, you're ready. I think when temptation comes, our primary response is to just ignore it and try and delay it. That never works. To muster up emotional strength within us like, "I'm going to fight against this. I'm just going to be tough and stand here and not moved." Or it's to just, "Oh, well, whatever. That's the worst." But do we do what Jesus did? Actively say scripture. Don't be afraid to say it out loud. You might sound weird for a little bit, but that's okay. But there's power in words. So when temptation comes say, "No, Satan! Be gone, Satan! For it is written." And have scripture ready. Know scripture. Be prepared with scripture to be able to fight against temptation. This scripture, as we study and as we meditate on it and internalize it, it will encourage us in this process because even still, we'll fall short. We'll fall to temptations, we will sin, but scripture will then still encourage us. And this is Romans chapter 15, verse 4, it says, "For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us so that through the endurance taught in scriptures and the encouragement they provide, we might have hope." One of the ways Satan likes to have power over us in that temptation is that when we fall, when we sin, he wants to lead us to despair, to lead us to guilt, to say, "Ah, I just stuck in it. I've messed up a lot," or, "I'm just here. I can't get out." It's when we need scripture. We need scripture to preach truth to us that there is endurance. We are able to endure. And there is encouragement within God's word to help us to have hope. Even when we fail, even when we fall short, no matter what is going on in our lives or what temptation we face, we can always have hope. When we're lacking that hope, we should go to scripture and study it and seek it and ask God, "Give us hope in these situations." Really this four stages of teaching, reproof, correction, and training, it perfectly exemplifies what I was taught as the cycle of growth. This cycle of growth was something that I was taught at a teen's conference of how do we do ministry to teenagers. And I was like, "This is silly. Everybody needs to hear this. This should just be everywhere, not just for teenagers." But it's called the cycle of growth because it's how we are called to grow. The first step of it is unconscious incompetence. You don't know how sinful you are. You don't know how incompetent you are, but scripture teaches us. It teaches us and it reproofs us. It convicts us and says, "You're going to move on to the stage of conscious incompetence. Oh Lord, I'm aware. I'm a sinner. Lord, I am incompetent at following you. I have failed at following you." I should say do think about "What sins am I struggling with and what stage of this process am I in? Where am I at?" and try and help yourself progress through this cycle of growth by dependence on the scripture and reliance on the community and the church and the Holy Spirit and prayer. Absolutely. But scripture is able to help us in this as well. And so in first service, I used an example that I think is just prevalent in our society, but also we never want to talk about it Lust. Lust is a sin. It is sinful to look at a man or a woman with lustful intentions in your heart. Maybe you don't recognize that that's a sin you are dealing with until you read the scriptures that say it is a sin. Or until maybe someone, a brother or sister in Christ points it out and it's like, "Hey man, hey sister, you have an inappropriate way of looking. You lust after these people." And it's like, "All right. I didn't realize it, but now I am consciously aware of my incompetence in this area." Well, now the next step is to get to conscious competence where it's you are aware that you are not doing it anymore. It's like, "All right, lust is the issue. I'm not going to look at that guy that way. I'm not going to look at that girl that way. I'm not going to look at anybody in any way other than that they are a child of God." And so when a beautiful human being walks by, you're just like, "Nope, nope, nope. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it." And the more you train yourself, the more that you are consciously competent and faithful in your resisting of the temptation, you move to unconscious competence. It's just natural. A beautiful person walks by, it's like, "Hello, brother or sister in Christ." There's no thoughts of impurity. There's no lust within your heart. It's just natural to do the right thing. This is the process for all sin and all temptation and that we need to grow to, is that we are faithful. We are faithful in following the Lord to the point that it just becomes second nature. This is what scripture talks about in the big fancy word of sanctification. That's what it is. That we are sanctified. We are becoming more like Christ to the point that we don't have to think about it anymore. It's just part of who we are. It's internalized. It's our nature. We are like Christ. So I just want to encourage us today, church, that this word, this book, the Bible, the scriptures is powerful. It is able to reveal the truth of the gospel for salvation to anyone who reads it. It is God's word to us to give us life. It will never be relevant, and it can change us. It could work in us to grow us, to sanctify us, make us more like Christ so we can be equipped to do the work that God has called us to do. Let's pray. Heavenly Father, Lord, we thank you. We praise you for this book. We thank you that you have chosen to speak so clearly to us, to guide us and provide life in it to us. Lord, soften our hearts to your words. Convict us of sin as we read it. Give us a heart and a mind that's willing to be dedicated to love your word more than anything else, to be able to seek after it daily and to let it change us, to sit in the uncomfortable tensions where we feel convicted and say, "Lord, change me. Change us." Lord, help us to love your word and proclaim it boldly and not be ashamed of it. We thank you. We praise you in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen.
Audio Transcript: This media has been made available by Mosaic BostonChurch. If you'd like to check out more resources, learn about Mosaic Boston ordonate to this ministry, please visit mosaicboston.com To get our minds set and our hearts set on what it means for Christians to be committed to scripture, I'm going to read a quote for us from John Wesley and I'll read it and then I'll make a couple comments on it. But John Wesley says this about scripture, "I want to know one thing, the way to heaven, how to land safe on that happy shore. God himself has condescended to teach the way; for this very end He came from heaven. He has written it down in a book. Oh, give me that book. At any price, give me the book of God. I have it. Here is knowledge enough for me. Let me be a man of one book." I love this quote. I'm going to add one thing to it. Amen and yes to all of this, but it's not just about how it'll land safe on that happy shore. It's also about how we are called to live while we wait for that day to come. Praise God that He has given us a book to instruct us about the way to heaven and eternity with him. Praise God that that same book tells us what to do while we wait. So with that, I just want us to be thinking and meditating upon what does it mean to be characterized as men or women of one book? That when we call ourselves Christians, we are truly committed to this book, the scriptures, the Bible, God's word, and that is a part of who we are. So with that, will you pray with me over the preaching of God's word? Heavenly Father, Lord, we thank you so much that you have given us this book. You are word, your scriptures, the Bible. We thank you that you speak to us directly, plainly, clearly. We thank you that we have the privilege to be able to read this book whenever we desire. Lord, change our hearts. Encourage our hearts to love you more and specifically by loving your word more, by listening to your word, by submitting to your word, by committing to your word in our lives and trusting what you teach us in it more than ourselves. Lord, we thank you and we praise you in Jesus' name. Amen. Alrighty. Today we will be spending the majority of our time in 2 Timothy chapter 3 verses four 14 through 17. We will be referencing a lot of scripture as we go into here. Really when I was preparing for this, all I wanted to do was open up the Bible on my computer, hit control A, copy paste, there's my sermon notes. We'd be here for a long time and that's culturally unacceptable. So I decided to narrow it down a little bit. But I bring this up to say that if any of the topics that we address today are interesting to you and you think, "Man, I want to know more, I want to learn more about it," there are a ton of scriptures that deal with the topics will address today. So I encourage you to study scripture, to go to scripture and study and see what it has to say about whatever the things are that we're talking about that you would like to know more about. So I also bring it up to say we're going to go through a lot. So hope you had your coffee, hope you're ready to go and let's dig into God's word. So starting in 2 Timothy chapter 3, verses 14 through 17, it says this, "But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed knowing from whom you've learned it and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training and righteousness that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work." This is the reading of God's holy, unerring, authoritative and fallible word. May He write these eternal truths upon our hearts. We're going to be spending our time in three points today. First point is that scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. Secondly, that scripture is breathed out by God. And thirdly, that scripture is able to equip you for every good work. So point number one, scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. I just read it, I'm going to read it again. This is verses 14 and 15 where it says, "But as for you, continue in what you have learned and firmly believed, knowing from whom you've learned it and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus." So if you'll bear with me for a quick aside, something that really stood out to me in this text that I would like to address is that it says, "Timothy, you have been acquainted with the scriptures from a young age. And it has, you have been made known of Him." So okay, what's going on here? The first chapter of this book tells us that Timothy was taught the scriptures from his grandmother and his mother. If you're like me, the question is, "Well, what about his father?" Scripture tells us in the Book of Acts that his father was not a Christian and we don't have the whole story, but from what we know from beginning to end it, we believe that his father was never saved. By God's grace He may have and we pray that He was, but we have no idea. I bring this up to say a few things. First, to give a charge to parents and second to give a charge to kids. Parents, don't be afraid to make your kids acquainted with scripture. We live in a day and age where we like to say, "I'll let my kids figure it out for themselves. I'll let them decide. I don't want to bias them in anything." What we're going to talk about in the sermon, how scripture is life and it is life giving. So if you have something that gives life, why would you withhold that from your children? Think about it this way. If you said, "I bought food. I'm going to eat my food and I'll let my kids figure out how they're going to eat. They can ask me what I personally like to eat. They can ask me what I bought to eat and I'll tell them all about what I like to eat and why I eat it, and I'll tell them all that, but I'll let them figure it out for themselves." Child services would be called on you. That's not loving. It's not helpful to them. If we truly believe that scripture is life giving, we should want to raise our kids in it to know it. And now, kids and teenagers, let your parents teach you the scriptures, trust them. Trust that it is life and they are seeking your wellbeing and your good in it. So allow them to teach you and desire it for yourself. Seek after desire to know scripture yourself. The last thing I want to address in this little tangent of mine... Sermon's not over yet, sorry. But the last thing I want to address in this tangent is I want to address single mothers and women who are married and they are a Christian and their husband is not. I want to tell you, take encouragement from scripture. God is with you. God loves you and He cares for you and He has given you the ability to equip your child to follow the Lord, that when scripture tells us that fathers are called to lead their family spiritually about when they fail, whether from death, from disease, from abandonment, from not being around to begin with, mothers, you are still loved and cared for and equipped to raise your child and even more so the need for scripture is needed. So I just want to encourage you, mothers, rely on scripture. When life gets hard and it's hard to raise a kid, depend on scripture and depend on the church. But scripture is able to equip you in that as well. So there's my brief aside. Sorry about that. Point number one, scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. That's the text that we just read. It ends with saying it's able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. So point, first thing we got to figure out in here is the word able. It says that scripture is able to make you wise for salvation. It's not a guarantee, but it is powerful to do it. It doesn't mean that just because you read this book you're going to instantly know what it means to be saved, but it has the power to do it if you submit to it and trust it. The second thing that I want to point out is that it says it's able to make you wise for salvation. It's not going to save you in and of itself. You can't read this book and say, "Oh, I read this book, I'm good to go. I'm saved now." No, that's not how it works. But it is able to make us wise, to show us to open our eyes to the message of the gospel through faith in Christ Jesus, right? Christ Jesus is the one who saves. I could quote the entirety of scripture and show you how it points to this concept. I'm just going to read one in Acts chapter 4, verse 12, speaking of Jesus, it says this, "And there is salvation in no one else for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved." What's scripture is all about, what it's all pointing to is Christ, and that He alone gives us salvation. Through His life, His death and resurrection on the cross, He has paid the penalty for our sins. And through our faith in him, we can be saved. No other name, no other religion, no other concept or ideology or thoughts or way of life can save us. Nothing but Christ alone. And so scripture is able to make us wise to that because it's what it talks about. That's what this whole book is about. And Jesus knew this. What I find so interesting about this idea is that Jesus used scripture in this way to make people wise for salvation. Well, what do I mean by that? So the gospel, very clearly, that Jesus Christ is fully God. He came to earth and died on the cross because of our sins that when we rebelled, we transgress, we reject God. We sinned against him and the penalty for that sin is death, eternity apart from God. And Jesus came to die and take that penalty for us so that through faith in him saying, "Jesus, you saved me from my sins. You lived a perfect life, died to pay that penalty and raised to prove that you are God. I trust in you because I need you to save me. I can't do it on my own." Jesus did that. He was raised from the dead. Fact. And then He comes across two of His disciples walking on a road to a maze and the disciples are sad and they're talking to one another. They're sad because Jesus just died. And Jesus sees them and talks to them and they don't recognize him. And Jesus goes to them, "What are you talking about? Why are you guys sad?" And they're like, "Don't you know anything that's going on in the world today. Aren't you up to date? This guy Jesus that we've all been following? He just died. What are we supposed to do with our lives? We've been following him. He's dead. What do we do?" Well, as Jesus is talking to them, what does He do? Does He go and say, "Hey guys, it's me. I'm live. You don't have to be sad anymore"? No, He doesn't. We see in Luke chapter 24 what Jesus says to them, in chapter 24, verse 25, "And He said to them, 'Oh, foolish ones and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken. Was it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things and enter into His glory?' And beginning with Moses and all the prophets, He interpreted to them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself." What Jesus chooses to do is to say, "Let's read the scriptures together. We all agree that this is God's words. Let's read it and I'll show you how all of it points to Jesus Christ." So if you're here today and you're not a Christian, maybe you're here just seeking questions, have thoughts, we're glad you're here. Maybe you're here because you just have this feeling that you're supposed to be here, you want to be here, a friend invited you, we're glad that you're here. Thank you for coming. I want to challenge you. If you are seeking after God, read this book. Read this book. Ask God to reveal himself to you from this book. It's not going to save you. Reading this book isn't going to save you, but it is able to open our eyes. It is powerful enough to open our eyes to the reality of Christ as our savior and our need for him. So if you're not a Christian, that's my challenge. Read this book, start reading it and see what it says about Christ and salvation. Point number two, scripture is breathed out by God. This is from verse 16 in our text, the first part of it where it says, "All scripture is breathed out by God." So a couple things we need to clarify here. What is meant by all of scripture? This is one of the times where I love to point out Greek words and like, "This is what they mean." The Greek word for all means all. It's very plain is what it means. It's all of it. It's this whole book, the whole cannon of scripture. Now, I can stand up here and go through historical arguments, scientific arguments, scholarly arguments and things like that to show you why this is the scripture. This is the whole of it. But I'm not going to do that because I believe God's word is powerful enough on its own. And if you read this book, it'll prove it's scriptureness, it's divinity, it's holiness to you. So I'm not going to defend it in that way, but I will give you just like a little bit of information that that might be helpful. So first, when we say all scripture, we're talking about the Old and New Testament, so this book, the Bible. And if you have questions about the canonicity, the completeness of the Old Testament, I just want to encourage you that scholars and historians have never really questioned this. This is not really something that's ever been debated. It's been solidified for a very long time. If you want to know more about that, I encourage you to study it, to look it up. You can talk to me afterwards. But Josephus was a Jewish historian. He was not a Christian, but a Jewish historian at the time of Christ. This is what he says about the Old Testament canon of scriptures. He says, "For although such long ages have now passed, no one has ventured neither to add or to remove or to alter a syllable." What he was saying is for as long as we can study history, as long back as he was able to find, no one has dared change or add anything to the cannon of the Old Testament because everyone knew that this was the scriptures. It's the same scriptures that we have as our Old Testament today where most people have questions comes to the New Testament. I just want to tell you that the books of the New Testament were largely decided by three things. First, the divine qualities, the idea that they were written by God and speak of God truthfully. The reception by the churches, did people at the time when they were written actually believe that they were scripture? And third connection to an apostle, connection to someone who saw the life of Christ. So I'm just going to point out two places where the New Testament affirms its canonicity. In 1 Timothy chapter 5, verse 18, Paul writing a first letter to Timothy says this, "For the scripture says, 'You shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain, and the laborer deserves his wages'." This is an idea that is from the Old Testament, but it's not a quote from the Old Testament. The idea is consolidated to this quote by Jesus in the books of Matthew and of Luke. So Paul writing this letter is affirming the gospels as scripture. He's saying we in the church at that time believe that the gospels are divine quality, are of equal value of scripture as the whole of the Old Testament. So the church in the early days accepted the gospels as scripture. Second one I want to point out is 2 Peter chapter 3 verses 15 and 16, where Peter says, "And count the patience of our Lord as salvation, just as our beloved brother Paul also wrote to you, according to the wisdom given him as he does in all his letters when he speaks in them of these matters. There are some things in them that are hard to understand, which the ignorant and unstable twist to their own destruction as they do the other scriptures." I'm pointing this one out because for some reason Paul is the one we have the most difficulty with in modern times, and it's not for some reason. It's the reason that it says here, he says hard things which we don't like, and so we twist them. But Peter makes a couple of points here. First, he points out that... Excuse me. Paul is writing from wisdom given to him. It's not his own wisdom, it's not his own thoughts. It's the wisdom of the Holy Spirit that has been given to him that Paul is writing these letters. Then he says, "Just like every other scripture, people are going to twist it." This is a statement confirming the canonicity, the authority, the scripture or nature of Paul's letters saying that, "Yeah, Paul's letters are scriptures. And just like all of the other scriptures, people naturally are going to try and twist them to fit their own desires." And so people like to say, "I believe in the canon of scripture minus Paul. Just get rid of Paul and I accept the rest of it." Well, if you accept the rest of it, you have to accept that Peter calls those letters of Paul scripture. And so you have to submit to them as scripture as well. I could go on and on forever about this. I'm not going to. If you have more thoughts or questions about the canonicity of scripture, I encourage you to study it and feel free to talk to us and people in your community groups about it. But, that's what we mean by all scripture. We're talking about this book. Every single part of it is breathed out by God. Well, what do we mean by breathed out by God? It means kind of three things, but first is that it's inspired by God. It originates from God himself. We see this idea in 2 Peter chapter 1 verses 20. Peter says this, "Knowing this first of all, that no prophecy of scripture comes from someone's own interpretation. For no prophecy was ever produced by the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit." So Peter is telling us, "What is scripture? What are the things written in there?" Yes, men physically wrote them down, penned them, but they were speaking from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit was guiding them, was directing their thoughts, their minds, their heart and saying, "This is what God wants you to tell people" and they just wrote it down. So when we talk about scripture as a breathed out by, we say it's holy, unerring, authoritative, divinely inspired is what we're getting at. We're saying that this is from God. It's not a message that men have to tell other people. It's a message that God has to tell us. The second thing that it means for scripture to be breathed out by God is that it is alive. In scripture when we see God breathing, it's not just because He's like out of breath huffing and puffing or anything like that. It's He's doing something with it. He's giving life. We see this most clearly in Genesis chapter 2, verse 7 when God creates man, creates Adam. It says, "Then the Lord God formed the man of the dust of the ground." Dust is not alive, dust is dead. "And breathe into His nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature." This word is alive. Do we know that scripture is alive? Well, what do we mean? I'm not saying it's going to jump out of my hand and start attacking or talking or doing. That's not what we're talking about. Well, Hebrews clarifies for us what does it mean for the word of God to be living. It says, "For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit of joints and of marrow and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart." Scripture is alive. It is living, meaning it's always relevant. It's never going to not apply. Why? Because it's sharper than any two-edged sword. It can pierce through culture. It could pierce through personality. It could pierce through ideologies and thoughts and mentalities and upbringings and get to the heart of all of the issues. It will always be relevant because it speaks upon what actually matters in life. This is something that people like to debate or throw out there. Not even debate. All the time it's like, "It's an old book. It's not really relevant anymore." My favorite thought on this is from Voltaire. I don't know how many of you are familiar with him, but he's a French theologian and a really smart, brilliant guy, loved the concept of a God existing so long as that God didn't tell him how to do anything or have any impact on his life. This is what Voltaire says about scripture. In 1776, he says, "100 years from my day," so 1876, "there will not be a Bible on earth except one that is looked upon by an antiquarian curiosity seeker." By 1876, Voltaire promise that a Bible's not going to exist except by the people who like weird old stuff. They'll have a Bible just for curiosity's sake. Well Voltaire, you're wrong. You're very wrong. I didn't mention this in first service, but he died a few years after this and his house was bought by the French Bible printing company and they used it to print even more Bible. So anyway, that's just God's humor in all of this. But why? Scripture. It seems so outdated. It doesn't speak to the things that culture likes. Cultures move past this. We've progressed. Why would it still exist? Because it's true and it speaks to our hearts. It speaks to us on a level that only God can pierce through everything going on in our lives and speak directly to us. This is what it means for scripture to be alive. The third thing that it means for scripture to be breathed out is that it gives life. It gives life. In Matthew chapter 4, Jesus says, "But He answered them, 'It is written, man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God'." We can do everything we're supposed to physically. We can eat right, we can exercise, drink water, stay hydrated, do everything that we can to prolong our life here on earth, and without God's word, we've never really lived. We can do everything to extend our life on earth, but apart from the salvation that comes from Christ that we are made wise to from the scriptures, the eternal life is one of death. Only through the power and the saving work of Christ can our eternal life breathe life. I was convicted in the middle of first service. So if you guys know, God's convicted my heart of sinfulness and reminded me how much I love bread. It says, "More man shall not live by bread alone." God reminded me in college before I cared about my health at all because I wasn't married yet, so I didn't affect anybody else. I would just buy a loaf of bread for dinner and just eat it with olive oil, garlic, Parmesan. Anyways, I'm hungry. Bread is so good. There is nothing better to eat than warm, fresh out of the oven, good bread. This is incredible stuff, guys. Praise God for bread. Amen. We need to love God's word more than that. Amen. I clarified in first service, as much as I loved bread, we need to love scripture more than that because maybe you don't feel the same. But the idea is that God's word will actually give life. It enables us to live a life of abundance here on earth, but also it leads us to a life of faithfully following the Lord an eternal blessing and reward for following him. And so if we actually believe God's word, the scriptures is breathed out by God, it is alive, it is from God, and it is able to give us life, we should really like this word, like to read it, like to study it, want to know it. This is what the early church exampled or lived like to show us. In the Book of Acts in chapter 2, a couple weeks ago we had a sermon on committed to a local church. We talked through the end of Acts after the Pentecost what did the local church look like. This text is 100% absolutely about needing to be committed to a local church, but I want to read it to us and I want you to focus on where does it talk about scripture in how the early church lived immediately after the Pentecost. In Acts chapter 2, starting in verse 42 it says, "And they, Christians, devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and the fellowship to the breaking of bread and the prayers. And awe came upon every soul. Many wonders and signs were being done through the apostles. And all who believed were together and had all things in common. And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all as any had need. And day by day attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes, they received their food with glad and generous hearts, praising God and having favor with all people. And the Lord added to their number day by day those who were being saved." So yes, this text is about commitment to a local church and what the early church looked like, but it's bracketed by scripture. It starts off that the early church devoted themselves to the apostles teaching. They devoted themselves to the words and teachings of the apostles, what we have written down and recorded as of the New Testament. And then it ends in day by day attending temple together. Well, what happened at temple? Yes, there was community events and things like that, but primarily what happened is that people were reading aloud the words of the scriptures and we're teaching upon the scriptures. And day by day they went to hear it. This is how much the early church was committed to scripture that even though manuscripts and copies weren't widely known and available to people, they were willing to travel and go to hear it every day. Now, the city of Jerusalem, where they would go was broken into different sections for sort of the higher ups and the lower ups, most of the people in the church were just common men and women. The common men and women lived in the lower part of the city that was a half mile walk upstairs, up a mountain. They had stairs though. So upstairs to get to the temple to be able to hear the word of God preached. Now if you're here and you're like, "I live in Boston. I walk more than a half mile every day, that's no problem," good. Then why is it so hard for us to take two steps to find the Bible in our room, in our home, in our apartments, wherever it may be? Oh, just take the phone out of our pockets and be like, "Oh, there's the Bible app." Why is it so hard for us to read God's word? If we truly believe it is breath of God, it is life and God's words, we should want to hear it all the time as much as we can. We should not let the Bible app on our phone be the least used app on our phone and we shouldn't let the Bible be the book collecting dust on our shelves. We should want it, we should desire it, we should love it and seek after it. Point number three is that scripture is able to equip you for every good work. This is verses 16 and 17 in our text. This is where the big thrust of this text comes in and it says, "All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training and righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work." First thing I want to address here is the phrase man of God. What is meant when Paul writes that the man of God may be complete? Well, the context of this book is that Paul is writing this letter to Timothy who is a pastor and a preacher in the church. And so he is writing to him specifically about how to lead and run a church. That's why we call these books a pastoral epistle, is what we call them. And so the idea is that pastors, preachers, people in ministry, missionaries, whoever is charged by God for the work of God, you need to be rooted in scripture. You need to let scripture work on you first before you are able to preach it to others. But it's more than that. It's more than that. The phrase man of God is actually an Old Testament phrase for any person that God sent with a message to deliver. If someone, a prophet was given a message, words by God and said, "Go tell this to someone," they were referred to as the man of God. So if you're sitting here and like, "Good. Wooh! This is for pastors and preachers and missionaries. Great," you're not excused either. None of us are. Because if you remember, a few weeks ago we talked about the Great Commission. Matthew chapter 28, verse 18 and 20, it says, "And Jesus came and said to them, 'All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I'm with you always to the end of the age'." We've talked about how this is a charge for every Christian. So if you're a Christian here today, you have a message from God, the gospel, that you are called and sent to go and proclaim. And so if you want to be equipped, if you want to be complete to do that work, your life needs to be rooted in scripture, needs to have scripture as its foundation because it is what equips us to do what God has told us and sent us to do. How does it do it? Paul gets into this sort of four phase step of how scripture equips us and it's by teaching, by reproof, correction, and training. So what does it meant by teaching? Well, teaching is essentially information-based. You can think of it that way, that it's scripture tells us, teaches us what God is like, who He is, what is righteous, what is good, what is sinful, what is bad. It gives us that information and we should know it. We should desire to know it. And then because we are sinful people, that information will reproof us. I don't know the last time you heard the word reproof in day-to-day conversation. I don't think I've ever heard it outside of a church. But the word is essentially convicting. We are convicted by it. It's literally the process of trying someone as guilty. It's like, "You're guilty. We're going to put you to the test to show that you're guilty." I think of the Salem witch trials if they were actually all guilty, and it's just like, "You're guilty. We're going to prove that you're guilty to everybody. Okay, you're guilty." Essentially, it is what it is. Scripture convicts us in that way. We are sinful. When we read God's word, it shows us, "Oh, God wants me to be like that? I'm not like that. I'm sinful. I've fallen short." And it should convict us. It should change our thoughts and ideas about how we live so that we want to live more like Christ. And so if reading scripture doesn't convict us, there could be a few things going on in our lives. First thing is maybe you haven't understood the weight of the gospel, right? The weight of the gospel is that our sin, the things that we have done wrong, transgressed God with, is what put Christ on the cross in the first place. It is the reason why Christ God needed to die. That should convict us when we think about the weight of our sins. But we are sinful people, so we aren't always convicted of our sin because we're not perfect. And so maybe we're not convicted of sin when we read scripture because we have what a psychiatrist and therapists call main character syndrome. Main character syndrome is the idea that when you watch a movie or read a book, you just naturally insert yourself in the place of the main character. That's why these things are written most of the time. We can't do that with scripture. You can't. We're not the main character of scripture. Jesus is. Jesus is the main character. Again, we already talked about how scripture is all about Jesus and His salvation to us. So it does apply to us. It is relevant to us, but it's not primarily about us. And so if we read scripture as a main character, we're like, "Wow, this Jesus guy is pretty good. It makes me feel good about myself. I must be pretty good too. All right, I guess I'm good." We can't do that with scripture. We have to let scripture convict us. The third reason why we might not be convicted when we read scripture of our sin is we have itching ears. "Itching ears. What does that mean? What's going on there?" This is what Paul tells Timothy to be warned, be careful of, in the next chapter of his letter. In this chapter, he is focusing on Timothy's need for scripture for his edification in and of himself. In the next chapter, he says, "You must then preach it. You need to preach scripture. It is the best thing for preaching.' And then in chapter 4, verse 2, he says this, "For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching but will have itching ears. They will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths." Christians, we can't have itching ears. We can't say, "Ooh, scripture says that. I don't like that so I'm going to find someone who says something different and I'll listen to them." Or, "Ooh, this part of scripture says what I like and that part doesn't so I'm just going to not think about that part and I'll just focus on this part that I like." We can't have ears that we want to scratch with whatever we feel is right and we want to hear. We need to have ears that humbly come to scripture and say, "Ooh, I don't like that. Why? What's that convicting me of? What's it challenging me of? Why am I so disturbed by this text? It is the word of God, so what do I need to change?" Scripture is able to inform us about God and about righteousness and about life, but it is going to convict us then when we see our sinfulness and our fallenness. But we don't stay there. We don't stay there. So the next point is correction. Correction, I think, we all think of as a negative word. Like you're correctional facilities, that's bad. It sounds bad. Literally, it's to improve. It's to change. It's a good thing. It has a positive connotation. We can correct. We can change. When we see sin in our lives, we don't have to stay that way. I love this verse. 1 John chapter 1, verse 9 it says, "If we confess our sins, He, Jesus is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." So when we're studying scripture and we learn that we are sinful and we are convicted of sin in our hearts, what do we do? We go to Christ and we confess it to him knowing that he is faithful and just to forgive us. He will forgive us. We don't have to stay in it and don't have to stay in our guilt and shame. Then he also cleanses us. I love that. He cleanses us. So he removes it from us. We aren't that anymore. It's not who we are. We can change. We can grow. We can mature in our lives and in our faith. This process then will mature us. And that's the last thing that Paul talks about is training in righteousness. The word training is the idea of disciplined, but it's also of parenting. It's the same word that is used for parenting, for raising up in maturity. Scripture is profitable for raising us up in spiritual maturity. Well, how does it do this? Psalm one 19 verse 11, it says, "I have stored up your word in my heart that I might not sin against you." Joshua 1:8, "This book of the law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night so that you may be careful to do according to all that is written in it." So as we are training, as we are preparing to grow in maturity of our faith, to grow in faithful obedience as we've been talking about in the Roman sermon series before this, we need to have God's word stored up in our hearts and not let it depart from our mouths. Why? It does both sides of the coin, that we might not sin against God. It helps us fight sin, and that we may be careful to do according to all that is written. That we can actively do what is right. Scripture has the power to discipline, to change us, to train us up in maturity and it has the ability to help us fight temptation and sin, right? The thing that prevents us from growing in maturity is when we fall back into sin, when we sin and we sin and we don't recognize, we don't repent, or we just keep falling back into sin. Scripture is there to help us in those moments, to fight off sin in the first place and to encourage us when we have failed. And Jesus knew this. Jesus' primary weapon against temptation was scripture. In the New Testament, Jesus is tempted by Satan. He is tempted. And the first time Jesus says, "No, for it is written." And then Satan's like, "Okay, I'll tempt to you a different way." And Jesus says, "No, for it is written." And a third time Satan tempts him and Jesus says, "Be gone, Satan! For it is written." This is where I get to talk about memorization of scripture. I don't really like that word. I'm sorry. If you are great at memorizing scripture, great. Praise God. That's awesome. I prefer the word internalize. We need to internalize scripture. It's good to memorize. Do. I encourage you. Do memorize scripture. Know it. That's great. But if someone's like, "Ph, what does this verse say?" and you're able to repeat it to them, that's awesome. And then if they ask you, "But what does it mean?" and you're like, "Oh, I don't know," that's not very helpful. And if they're like, "Well, how does that apply to your life?", you're like, "Ah, beats me," that's not helpful. That's not what scripture is talking about. We store it up in our hearts. We internalize it. We make it a part of who we are. We let it transform us so that way when temptations come, we can say "No, for is written." I think when I've heard that section of Jesus' temptation preached on most, it's often just memorize scripture. It's good. Good. Good to know the scripture. But do you have specific scriptures prepared to fight against specific temptations? We are all sinful people. Let's not pretend we're not. We are. We all have different struggles and different temptations. So whatever it is, whatever sin you are struggling with, you are dealing with, study scripture and what does scripture say about that. So that way the next time temptation comes, you're ready. I think when temptation comes, our primary response is to just ignore it and try and delay it. That never works. To muster up emotional strength within us like, "I'm going to fight against this. I'm just going to be tough and stand here and not moved." Or it's to just, "Oh, well, whatever. That's the worst." But do we do what Jesus did? Actively say scripture. Don't be afraid to say it out loud. You might sound weird for a little bit, but that's okay. But there's power in words. So when temptation comes say, "No, Satan! Be gone, Satan! For it is written." And have scripture ready. Know scripture. Be prepared with scripture to be able to fight against temptation. This scripture, as we study and as we meditate on it and internalize it, it will encourage us in this process because even still, we'll fall short. We'll fall to temptations, we will sin, but scripture will then still encourage us. And this is Romans chapter 15, verse 4, it says, "For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us so that through the endurance taught in scriptures and the encouragement they provide, we might have hope." One of the ways Satan likes to have power over us in that temptation is that when we fall, when we sin, he wants to lead us to despair, to lead us to guilt, to say, "Ah, I just stuck in it. I've messed up a lot," or, "I'm just here. I can't get out." It's when we need scripture. We need scripture to preach truth to us that there is endurance. We are able to endure. And there is encouragement within God's word to help us to have hope. Even when we fail, even when we fall short, no matter what is going on in our lives or what temptation we face, we can always have hope. When we're lacking that hope, we should go to scripture and study it and seek it and ask God, "Give us hope in these situations." Really this four stages of teaching, reproof, correction, and training, it perfectly exemplifies what I was taught as the cycle of growth. This cycle of growth was something that I was taught at a teen's conference of how do we do ministry to teenagers. And I was like, "This is silly. Everybody needs to hear this. This should just be everywhere, not just for teenagers." But it's called the cycle of growth because it's how we are called to grow. The first step of it is unconscious incompetence. You don't know how sinful you are. You don't know how incompetent you are, but scripture teaches us. It teaches us and it reproofs us. It convicts us and says, "You're going to move on to the stage of conscious incompetence. Oh Lord, I'm aware. I'm a sinner. Lord, I am incompetent at following you. I have failed at following you." I should say do think about "What sins am I struggling with and what stage of this process am I in? Where am I at?" and try and help yourself progress through this cycle of growth by dependence on the scripture and reliance on the community and the church and the Holy Spirit and prayer. Absolutely. But scripture is able to help us in this as well. And so in first service, I used an example that I think is just prevalent in our society, but also we never want to talk about it Lust. Lust is a sin. It is sinful to look at a man or a woman with lustful intentions in your heart. Maybe you don't recognize that that's a sin you are dealing with until you read the scriptures that say it is a sin. Or until maybe someone, a brother or sister in Christ points it out and it's like, "Hey man, hey sister, you have an inappropriate way of looking. You lust after these people." And it's like, "All right. I didn't realize it, but now I am consciously aware of my incompetence in this area." Well, now the next step is to get to conscious competence where it's you are aware that you are not doing it anymore. It's like, "All right, lust is the issue. I'm not going to look at that guy that way. I'm not going to look at that girl that way. I'm not going to look at anybody in any way other than that they are a child of God." And so when a beautiful human being walks by, you're just like, "Nope, nope, nope. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it." And the more you train yourself, the more that you are consciously competent and faithful in your resisting of the temptation, you move to unconscious competence. It's just natural. A beautiful person walks by, it's like, "Hello, brother or sister in Christ." There's no thoughts of impurity. There's no lust within your heart. It's just natural to do the right thing. This is the process for all sin and all temptation and that we need to grow to, is that we are faithful. We are faithful in following the Lord to the point that it just becomes second nature. This is what scripture talks about in the big fancy word of sanctification. That's what it is. That we are sanctified. We are becoming more like Christ to the point that we don't have to think about it anymore. It's just part of who we are. It's internalized. It's our nature. We are like Christ. So I just want to encourage us today, church, that this word, this book, the Bible, the scriptures is powerful. It is able to reveal the truth of the gospel for salvation to anyone who reads it. It is God's word to us to give us life. It will never be relevant, and it can change us. It could work in us to grow us, to sanctify us, make us more like Christ so we can be equipped to do the work that God has called us to do. Let's pray. Heavenly Father, Lord, we thank you. We praise you for this book. We thank you that you have chosen to speak so clearly to us, to guide us and provide life in it to us. Lord, soften our hearts to your words. Convict us of sin as we read it. Give us a heart and a mind that's willing to be dedicated to love your word more than anything else, to be able to seek after it daily and to let it change us, to sit in the uncomfortable tensions where we feel convicted and say, "Lord, change me. Change us." Lord, help us to love your word and proclaim it boldly and not be ashamed of it. We thank you. We praise you in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen.
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In this episode, Austin J (hallucinodream) goes over the importance of understanding not just health, but health on a biological level! Wooh! On top of that, he speaks on parenting and its hardships when it comes to health and wellness, as well as how fear driving actions! Tune in and enjoy this episode! This episode is hosted by Austin J (@hallucinodream)! If you have any questions on anything you heard in this episode, feel free to ask by sending us a message on any of our social media platforms and we will be happy to answer them in follow up episodes! Also, be sure to put some tips to use, and share your stories with us on social media! // Enjoying the Podcast? Help support us by becoming a Patreon today! // https://www.patreon.com/1PUNCH // Each tier comes with their own benefits! // Be sure to check them out and choose the best suited for you! // And as always, thank you in advance for the love and support! ----- Podcast Posting Schedule: -1st and 3rd Thursday of every month: Regular Episode -2nd and 4th Thursday of every month: Follow up and Q&A to previous week's podcast. -5th Thursday of every month: Fun Episode with more Q&A from current or past episodes! Check us out on our website and social media: -Website: https://www.1PUNCH.net -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1PUNCHNation -TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@1PUNCHNation -Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/1PUNCH -Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/1PUNCH -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/1PUNCH Check out those who took part in this podcast: Host: Austin J / hallucinodream -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hallucinodream -TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hallucinodream -Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/hallucinodream -Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/hallucinodream -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/hallucinodream Thank you for the support, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button! #1PUNCH
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WOOH, That was a great meal!! On this episode of Matt & Ramona's Off Air Podcast, Matt and Ramona get into a heated debated on what different types of food causes them problems while they chew. Also they discuss whether or not it's weird to drink while you eat your food. You don't want to miss this heated debate on this episode of the Matt and Ramona Off Air Podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2loud is joined by special guest, personal trainer Bam!(@hiitmanbam) We talk about our fantasy football matchup in our podcast league, break down every matchup in the NFL going into week 2, and we debut new song by 2loud Sal!!! 2loud tracklist: Locked up, Bougie, David Ruffin, Die slow, Wooh, Weirdo hoes, U said, RN4L, Like that, Prada you, Extravagant, Bora Bora, Love songs 4 the streets, Green light, Therlbread- Lil Durk Phone home- Lil Wayne Colors and shapes- Mac Miller Chin music for the unsuspecting hero- Foster the People Suffer 4 u- Tara Jr. Mama I'm coming home- Ozzy Osbourne Find a way- Lil Durk and Lil Baby 2loud at a Walmart- 2loud --- 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/2loud-wsal-and-ryan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2loud-wsal-and-ryan/support
Le Formation FC fait sa rentrée ! Le premier épisode de cette nouvelle saison est dédié aux jeunes à suivre en Ligue 1 pour la reprise. On fait le tour des clubs et des espoirs en vue comme Kamaldeen Sulemana (Rennes), Calvin Stengs (Nice), Konrad De La Fuente (Marseille) ou encore Christopher Wooh (Lens). Merci à nos deux invités, Luca de Culture PSG et Téo alias Glophar sur Twitter. Bonne écoute !
Tim and Shane think the Aussie women's swimming team should have won the 200m relay, Shad Wicka is across the NRL and has some surprising stats to report, John Steffensen is finally getting excited about the Tokyo Olympics. Wooh! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Holy friggin' heck! There's a new monster on the block and his name is "Psycho Goreman." Tune in as we chat about this zany gore-fest, nostalgic action movie schlock, and harshly criticize child actors... Wooh!Synopsis: "Intergalactic assassins converge on a small town after two siblings unwittingly resurrect an ancient alien overlord."Streaming on: Hoopla, Shudder....Stay Connected with Bryan n' Becca at:Twitter - Instagram - FacebookEmail us at: streamingwiththelightson@gmail.comMusic is provided by CO.AG music
In an opening-round rematch from the 2020 playoffs, the Mavericks have stunned many by stealing the first two games in Los Angeles. As the Clippers scramble for answers as to how to slow down Luka Doncic and company’s electric offense, The Athletic’s Law Murray breaks it all down. Is the series all but over? If not, how can the Clippers give themselves a fighting chance? If the Mavs do eliminate them, what’s the likelihood that franchise cornerstone Kawhi Leonard will leave in the offseason? Murray tackles these and many other timely LAC topics. 14:35-15:08: “The Clippers chose a lot of this. They chose their opponent. They chose a lot of the narratives that went into how they got here. They chose health over whatever could have been gained by playing the last two regular-season games. They chose their path. Now they’re in a situation where things are as hard as they can be. Either the Clippers are gonna overcome it and it’s going to be like, ‘Wooh, well, you got through that.’ Or they’re not gonna be around after next weekend. That’s it! 27:10-27:46: “The Clippers need to play with a lead, and then they won’t have to do the crazy stuff that comes with these unorthodox lineups and unorthodox defenses. They’re doing it because they have to create events to regain some level of control when they’re running out of time. … That’s where the Clippers are in trouble. They’re playing a catch-up game against a team that you don’t wanna be playing catch-up against.” 28:02-28:12: “They’re not getting enough out of Zu. Honestly, that’s been the biggest concern. [Mavericks head coach] Rick Carlisle should get a lot of credit for taking Ivica Zubac out of this series.” 34:19-34:25: “The Clippers have a surplus of options [to defend Doncic]. It’s just that not enough of them are good right now.” 39:06-40:25: “Marcus [Morris] is a vet. Marcus is supposed to be the guy that exudes toughness, that’s supposed to be the third scorer, that’s supposed to be the shooter, that’s supposed to be the versatile defender, that’s supposed to be able to respond when the team needs a response, and Marcus has been really, really bad. … The impact Marcus has had on this series compared to Tim Hardaway Jr. is the difference in this series. … For Marcus to be a no-show right now, the Clippers aren’t winning this series. They’re not getting close with Marcus playing as poorly as he’s played.” 48:41-48:52: “This Dallas team game-planned to take away the things that hurt them last year, and it’s just tough beating a team two years in a row in the playoffs.” Sponsor: Use code TBPN during sign-up at DraftKings.com to claim your free shot at millions of dollars in total prizes.
In this episode, Cassandra shares about her most recent Instagram experience with a Reel that went viral at 1.7 MILLION views! Omg! Sharing a reel about hormonal birth control and cycle tracking created quite a bit of polarity on the internet with some people excited to see this being shared and others… well they were less than stoked. GET ON THE WAITING LIST FOR PERIOD REBOOT 2021!!! The doors open June of 2021! Wooh! www.cassandrawilder.com/period Don’t miss getting on the waiting list for a special opportunity and bonus! In this episode you’ll hear Cassandra talk about: The truths and misconceptions about birth control and fertility awareness Is fertility awareness the same thing as the rhythm method? The reel that went viral and how people responded And where to go from here Tag me on IG @menstruationqueen if you loved this episode!
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Wooh! It's here. The SvelteKit open beta! We talk about how to get started, what's different compared to Sapper, new features, migration paths. All that fun stuff.
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Pitchers en catchers hebben zich gemeld voor Spring Training, dus dat betekent dat het officieel 'baseball season' is! Mike, Sander en Jasper kwamen bij elkaar om de laatste contractuele zaken door te nemen (inclusief uitgebreide bespreking van de bizarre deal voor Fernando Tatis Jr.) en om de re-alignment van de Minor League te beschouwen.
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On this episode of the Wooh Woop podcast we give our Western Conference predictions. We also engage in some friendly brotherly shenanigans. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Challenges around fertility and pregnancy activate an ancient wound within us—the fear of being ostracized from our tribe (whether the one we were born into or the one we chose through our partner), the fear of our partner replacing us with another, “more fertile” mate, and the fear of losing opportunities for recognition and upward mobility. This ancient wound runs so deep that it operates on the subconscious level without our awareness. And yet, it’s one of the sources of panic and emotional distress around pregnancy. Because it causes emotional distress without our conscious awareness, it means that this ancient programming actually inhibits the body’s ability to be in an optimal state for conception and pregnancy. In today’s episode, I share more on where this ancient wound comes from, how it continues to play out in modern society, and how you can actually TRANSFORM THIS INTO A GIFT to regain our sense of sovereignty on the conception and pregnancy journey. As a heads up, this conversation is gonna be one of the heart-to-heart ones. I go a bit deep because I want you to be able to move through this journey from a place of power instead of from a place of fear. And what’s more empowering than having an awareness of the hidden influences on your journey? If you find today’s episode helpful, please share it with another Birth Warrior on their journey. It just might be the words they needed to hear today. ---- The Birth Warrior Bootcamp kicks off this Weds, Dec 2, 2020! Wooh! This is a week-long educational series that will get you from a state of regret around your pregnancy journey to feeling confident, clear, and ready! From Weds, Dec 2 to Weds, Dec 9, we gather for an hour each day to go over proven tools to show you the incredible warrior you’re meant to be and what to put in place for your next pregnancy journey. Learn more and RSVP here: https://www.nataleefacey.com/bootcamp ---- When you’re ready, here are ways that I can support you: Join the private Birth Warrior Facebook Community with others on their healing journey. Whether you’re seeking ways to bolster your healing, on a pause, or are actively trying to conceive, the community allows you to be with other Birth Warriors on their journey, and get the support you need for your next step. I lead a weekly live (Birth Warrior Wednesday!) every Wednesday at 12PM and share resources so you can be the fearless warrior you’re meant to be on this journey. Sign up here: facebook.com/groups/birthwarriorcommunity Work 1:1 with me for your emotional healing or to gently guide you through a conception to childbirth plan for your next pregnancy. Pregnancy after loss or infertility is tough, and you do not deserve to feel overwhelmed or alone. You’ve been through enough, warrior! And you are so much stronger with the right support! Book a complimentary strategy call with me to help you get clarity on what your focus would be for the next phase of your journey: https://calendly.com/nataleefacey/20min Say Hello On Instagram: @thebirthwarriors Inside the Birth Warrior Community: facebook.com/groups/birthwarriorcommunity Via Email: hello@nataleefacey.com
Wooh! Great time with all 3 of the guys back in the studio. We break into identifying our truths! As always HNW keep up the energy and love. Appreciate everyone sharing and supporting the HNW community.
DJ Bugsy spoke with Hip-Hop artist Jonesy formally know as D. Jones of the legendary Philly group "Go Gettas." Jonesy spoke about the origin of the group and the original members. Moreover, as the conversation proceeded Jonesy mentioned not being as business-minded during the DVD era. He became a household name because of Young Bob's Headshots DVD movement. But, unfortunately he didn't capitalize from a business perspective. Lastly, Jonesy spoke about linking up with Dave East how he helped his career. Jonesy also mentioned teaming up with rap legend Jadakiss for brand new single "Wooh" featuring Dave East. Audio Engineer Eric McNeil Video Production Wesley Brown Follow Us Instagram @idoit4hiphoppod @djbugsy215 Twitter @djbugsy215 Like Us On Facebook @idoit4hiphoppod
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If you’ve thought to yourself at any point during this crazy season, “I just wish I could sit down with an older, wiser sage who’s been walking this whole life & faith thing out way longer than I have"…… Well, we’re making your wish come true today. It just doesn’t get any better than our wonderful guest this week … On today’s episode, we’re chatting with America’s beloved pastor, teacher, and New York Times Best Selling author, Max Lucado. Max has been in full time ministry for over 40 years, he’s written over 100 books, with 130 million copies in print, his projects have been featured everywhere from USA Today, Fox News, Larry King, and many more. Max shares with us how to find hope and healing in the mist of so much chaos and anxiety, the importance of feeding our faith rather than our fears, and how we as the Church can begin to view this season as an opportunity to rise up and be the CHURCH we are all called to be. Wooh, this was one for the books, guys! We were definitely blown away by Max’s humility, authenticity and all around compassion and kindness. We pray this will encourage you as it did us. Listen in. A few favorite quotes from today’s episode: “This is the time for the church to stand up!” “Here’s the question we all need to be asking, ‘God, what are you saying to us through this?’ Each one of us could hear a personal answer to that question.” “What we may find out through all of this is that we’ve been putting our trust in the wrong place.” “Every generation has to have its own encounter with grace.” “If my people, who are called by name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14 Links Mentioned: Jesus Book Encouraging Word Bible Killing Giants & Pulling Thorns, Chuck Swindoll Music featured in this episode: Casey Darnell, Moments Connect with us: https://letsliveitwell.com https://www.instagram.com/chrisgraebe/ https://www.instagram.com/jennigraebe/ https://www.instagram.com/letsliveitwell/
Hey, there! Welcome to Bold is where we have made it our goal to help you learn the Bible verse-by-verse. Today, we are continuing in our study of Mark with chapter 10! If you are new to our podcast, we are glad you’re here! Just so you know, I will be reading from the English Standard Version (also commonly referred to as the ESV) today if you are interested in following along. Let’s get started.This is Mark chapter 10...10 And he left there and went to the region of Judea and beyond the Jordan, and crowds gathered to him again. And again, as was his custom, he taught them. 2 And Pharisees came up and in order to test him asked, “Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife?” 3 He answered them, “What did Moses command you?” 4 They said, “Moses allowed a man to write a certificate of divorce and to send her away.” 5 And Jesus said to them, “Because of your hardness of heart he wrote you this commandment. 6 But from the beginning of creation, ‘God made them male and female.’ 7 ‘Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and hold fast to his wife, 8 and the two shall become one flesh.’ So they are no longer two but one flesh. 9 What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate.” 10 And in the house the disciples asked him again about this matter. 11 And he said to them, “Whoever divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery against her, 12 and if she divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery.” Marriage and divorce were in Jesus’ day, as they are in ours, matters of great interest and controversy. In ancient Judaism, marriage was not regarded as a union of equals for the mutual benefit of both husband and wife but rather as an institution whose chief purpose was the establishment and continuance of the family and whose chief enemy was childlessness. Mark’s placement of Jesus’ teaching on marriage at the beginning of this section signals the importance of the marital union in the kingdom of God. In Judaism the foremost responsibility of an observant Jewish male was knowledge and mastery of the Torah, under which he was expected to order the necessities of life, among them marriage. Jesus, however, teaches that marriage is not a male-dominated institution but a new creation of God, to which both husband and wife are equally responsible to practice discipleship in lifelong obedience. Edwards, J. R. (2002). The Gospel according to Mark (pp. 297–298). Grand Rapids, MI; Leicester, England: Eerdmans; Apollos. This final phrase was the crux of the controversy over divorce in Jesus’ day, as is reflected in a celebrated passage in the Mishnah:The School of Shammai say: A man may not divorce his wife unless he has found unchastity in her, for it is written, “Because he hath found in her indecency in anything.” And the School of Hillel say: [He may divorce her] even if she spoiled a dish for him, for it is written, “Because he hath found in her indecency in anything.” R. Akiba says: Even if he found another fairer than she, for it is written, “And it shall be if she find no favour in his eyes.” (m. Git. 9:10)As this passage indicates, Jews and Jewish law were agreed that divorce was permissible. The more conservative school of Shammai argued that the sole ground was “indecency,” that is, adultery, whereas the liberal school of Hillel argued that divorce could be granted “for any matter” (NIV, “for any and every reason”; Matt 19:3), that is, for many causes beyond adultery. Not even among the Essenes at Qumran, the most conservative faction of Judaism in Jesus’ day, was divorce expressly forbidden. Edwards, J. R. (2002). The Gospel according to Mark (pp. 299–300). Grand Rapids, MI; Leicester, England: Eerdmans; Apollos. So, the Jewish teachers were asking which side of the fence Jesus stood on but not just to get His opinion but because they were in the territory of Herod Antipas who had beheaded John the Baptist for questioning Herod’s marriage to Herodias. So, they are attempting to get Jesus in trouble with the ruler! The Jewish teacher at the time saw marriage as a non-binding contract but Jesus takes them back to creation! Jesus teaches that permission to divorce given in Deuteronomy was one of concession not intention! The view at the time was that the man was the lord of the household but Jesus corrects this notion by teaching that God is at the center of the home. Jesus is not teaching that no grounds for divorce exist but that God’s will is what is to be kept foremost in mind. He does not mean that divorce, even if done against God’s will is unforgivable (see Mark 3:28) but that is must be taken more seriously than a non-binding contract determined solely by the husband. 13 And they were bringing children to him that he might touch them, and the disciples rebuked them. 14 But when Jesus saw it, he was indignant and said to them, “Let the children come to me; do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of God. 15 Truly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it.” 16 And he took them in his arms and blessed them, laying his hands on them. The Greek word translated “rebuke” is extremely harsh! Jesus’ response in verse 14 is one of anger! Jesus is not teaching people to be child like. Children were helpless and this is what He is stressing that we come to God with nothing. 17 And as he was setting out on his journey, a man ran up and knelt before him and asked him, “Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” 18 And Jesus said to him, “Why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone. 19 You know the commandments: ‘Do not murder, Do not commit adultery, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Do not defraud, Honor your father and mother.’ ” 20 And he said to him, “Teacher, all these I have kept from my youth.” 21 And Jesus, looking at him, loved him, and said to him, “You lack one thing: go, sell all that you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me.” 22 Disheartened by the saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions. 23 And Jesus looked around and said to his disciples, “How difficult it will be for those who have wealth to enter the kingdom of God!” 24 And the disciples were amazed at his words. But Jesus said to them again, “Children, how difficult it is to enter the kingdom of God! 25 It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God.” 26 And they were exceedingly astonished, and said to him, “Then who can be saved?” 27 Jesus looked at them and said, “With man it is impossible, but not with God. For all things are possible with God.” 28 Peter began to say to him, “See, we have left everything and followed you.” 29 Jesus said, “Truly, I say to you, there is no one who has left house or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or lands, for my sake and for the gospel, 30 who will not receive a hundredfold now in this time, houses and brothers and sisters and mothers and children and lands, with persecutions, and in the age to come eternal life. 31 But many who are first will be last, and the last first.” Why does Jesus say no one is good but God alone? One, He may have been testing the “rich young ruler” to see if he recognized Jesus as God. Second, He is reminding all those listening that only God is righteous, which means they have no bargaining power with God. The young man asks what he “must do” to earn salvation but salvation cannot be earned, only accepted through the work of Jesus Christ. It is important to note that Jesus is not condemning wealth in and of itself. He commands this particular person to sell what he owns but he does not command that of everyone. In that day and age, typically under a corrupt Roman system, in order to be rich, one had to bribe and play by Caesar’s rules. However, it may also be that this young man had made wealth a false god. If he is not willing to give it up to follow Jesus, then he loves it too much! In verse 27, Jesus makes it clear that a wealthy person can be saved by the grace of God but those who love untying more than God are at risk. 32 And they were on the road, going up to Jerusalem, and Jesus was walking ahead of them. And they were amazed, and those who followed were afraid. And taking the twelve again, he began to tell them what was to happen to him, 33 saying, “See, we are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be delivered over to the chief priests and the scribes, and they will condemn him to death and deliver him over to the Gentiles. 34 And they will mock him and spit on him, and flog him and kill him. And after three days he will rise.” Jesus goes from confronting idolatry to speaking of His own sacrificial death. As Eduard Schweizer notes, “Here he is the Master who goes before his disciples, whose responsibility it is to follow him.” When it comes to humility and suffering, Jesus does not only teach: he leads the way. Edwards, J. R. (2002). The Gospel according to Mark (p. 318). Grand Rapids, MI; Leicester, England: Eerdmans; Apollos. 35 And James and John, the sons of Zebedee, came up to him and said to him, “Teacher, we want you to do for us whatever we ask of you.” 36 And he said to them, “What do you want me to do for you?” 37 And they said to him, “Grant us to sit, one at your right hand and one at your left, in your glory.” 38 Jesus said to them, “You do not know what you are asking. Are you able to drink the cup that I drink, or to be baptized with the baptism with which I am baptized?” 39 And they said to him, “We are able.” And Jesus said to them, “The cup that I drink you will drink, and with the baptism with which I am baptized, you will be baptized, 40 but to sit at my right hand or at my left is not mine to grant, but it is for those for whom it has been prepared.” 41 And when the ten heard it, they began to be indignant at James and John. 42 And Jesus called them to him and said to them, “You know that those who are considered rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great ones exercise authority over them. 43 But it shall not be so among you. But whoever would be great among you must be your servant, 44 and whoever would be first among you must be slave of all. 45 For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Despite Jesus’ sacrificial life and death, the disciples jockey for position! How many times do we see this in the church where envy rears its ugly head even though we follow a King who was poor, homeless and gave His life for us? 46 And they came to Jericho. And as he was leaving Jericho with his disciples and a great crowd, Bartimaeus, a blind beggar, the son of Timaeus, was sitting by the roadside. 47 And when he heard that it was Jesus of Nazareth, he began to cry out and say, “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!” 48 And many rebuked him, telling him to be silent. But he cried out all the more, “Son of David, have mercy on me!” 49 And Jesus stopped and said, “Call him.” And they called the blind man, saying to him, “Take heart. Get up; he is calling you.” 50 And throwing off his cloak, he sprang up and came to Jesus. 51 And Jesus said to him, “What do you want me to do for you?” And the blind man said to him, “Rabbi, let me recover my sight.” 52 And Jesus said to him, “Go your way; your faith has made you well.” And immediately he recovered his sight and followed him on the way. Jesus asks Blind Bartimaeus the same question He asked the disciples but the response is very different! The disciples want power, prestige and position but Bartimaeus only wants to be whole for which he follows Jesus in gratitude. The disciples, and all of us, should view things (pun intended) the same way. Wooh! Alright, we are done! We cannot thank you all enough for being part of The Bold Movement. We wanted to let you know that everything we do in this ministry is 100% free with the exception of a few incentives for our financial supporters. 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Hey, there! Welcome to Bold is. Have you ever heard of the transfiguration? Do you know what that word even means? Well, if you have great! If you haven’t, no swear! We have made it our goal to help you learn the Bible verse-by-verse and we started with the book of Mark.It is hard to believe, but we have slowly made our way to chapter 9! If you have not heard the first few chapters of Mark, I highly encourage you to check it out! I cannot contain my excitement any longer -- are you ready to study into Mark 9?!If you are new to our podcast, we are glad you’re here! Real quick, let me explain how our podcast works. I will read a passage of Scripture and then we break it down as we go. I will be reading from the English Standard Version (also commonly referred to as the ESV) today if you are interested in following along.*So, here’s the thing. We don’t really know how long Jesus ministered on earth. It may have been for 2-3 years or longer. British scholar N.T. Wright argues given that amount of time and the rather limited amount of material we have in the Gospels, Jesus could have said the things recorded in the New Testament many, many times—just think of how often a preacher repeats things from the pulpit to the same audience! *In Mark 9:1 Jesus says, “Truly, I say to you, there are some standing here who will not taste death until they see the kingdom of God after it has come with power.” He also states this in Matthew 16 and Luke 9. What was He referring to? One Bible commentary lists eight different interpretations! Some say He was referring to His second coming, some say He is referring to God’s judgment on the Temple, which happened in 70 AD, some say it is His death and resurrection, and some say He is referring to what is about to happen, the Transfiguration of Jesus. Following N.T. Wright’s point that if Jesus said it once, He may have said it a dozen times or more, so it might mean many things depending on the context BUT in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, He is recorded as saying it right before the transfiguration, so, for now, let’s assume that’s what He was referring to… 2 And after six days Jesus took with him Peter and James and John, and led them up a high mountain by themselves. And he was transfigured before them, 3 and his clothes became radiant, intensely white, as no one on earth could bleach them. 4 And there appeared to them Elijah with Moses, and they were talking with Jesus. 5 And Peter said to Jesus, “Rabbi, it is good that we are here. Let us make three tents, one for you and one for Moses and one for Elijah.” 6 For he did not know what to say, for they were terrified. 7 And a cloud overshadowed them, and a voice came out of the cloud, “This is my beloved Son; listen to him.” 8 And suddenly, looking around, they no longer saw anyone with them but Jesus only. *Notice that Mark records this happened on a “high mountain.” This is an allusion to Exodus 19-20. God descends on Mount Sinai and forbids anyone to approach except Moses and Aaron to approach. God then gives the 10 Commandments to Moses, which is the heart of the covenant. Now God is preparing a new covenant where only a few disciples are allowed to witness. *Jesus is “transfigured” before them into purity showing them who He truly is. But why Moses and Elijah? In his commentary, James Edwards argues, following Acts 10:43 that it supports the assertion that all the prophets testify to Jesus or, as John 5:39 records, “the law and the prophets testify about me” and Moses and Elijah represent the law and prophets. BUT, it also may point to the fact that it was Moses who lead the people out of slavery and Elijah who confronted the false gods of the people of Yahweh. *While Peter’s response is often thought of as foolish, he was following the Jewish hope that Moses and Elijah would “tent” or dwell once again with the people of God. *Finally, the cloud represents the presence of God (Exodus 24:15-16). Equally important is the conclusion to 9:7, “ ‘Listen to him!’ ” This, too, recalls a word of Moses, “The Lord your God will raise up for you a prophet like me.… You must listen to him” (Gk. autou akouesthe)” (Deut 18:15). “ ‘Listen to him (Gk. akouete autou)’ ” in v. 7 is identical in wording to the Deuteronomy quotation. Edwards, J. R. (2002). The Gospel according to Mark (p. 268). Grand Rapids, MI; Leicester, England: Eerdmans; Apollos. *Moses and Elijah disappear leaving Jesus alone because He alone is who we need! Why the transfiguration? It is a preview of Jesus after His death and resurrection as the Lord of the universe! 9 And as they were coming down the mountain, he charged them to tell no one what they had seen, until the Son of Man had risen from the dead. 10 So they kept the matter to themselves, questioning what this rising from the dead might mean. 11 And they asked him, “Why do the scribes say that first Elijah must come?” 12 And he said to them, “Elijah does come first to restore all things. And how is it written of the Son of Man that he should suffer many things and be treated with contempt? 13 But I tell you that Elijah has come, and they did to him whatever they pleased, as it is written of him.” *Despite the glory of the transfiguration, the disciples still do not understand that John the Baptist was the coming of Elijah and that Jesus must die and rise again. Again, without the Holy Spirit, no one, even those who walked with Jesus have eyes to see or ears to hear. 14 And when they came to the disciples, they saw a great crowd around them, and scribes arguing with them. 15 And immediately all the crowd, when they saw him, were greatly amazed and ran up to him and greeted him. 16 And he asked them, “What are you arguing about with them?” 17 And someone from the crowd answered him, “Teacher, I brought my son to you, for he has a spirit that makes him mute. 18 And whenever it seizes him, it throws him down, and he foams and grinds his teeth and becomes rigid. So I asked your disciples to cast it out, and they were not able.” 19 And he answered them, “O faithless generation, how long am I to be with you? How long am I to bear with you? Bring him to me.” 20 And they brought the boy to him. And when the spirit saw him, immediately it convulsed the boy, and he fell on the ground and rolled about, foaming at the mouth. 21 And Jesus asked his father, “How long has this been happening to him?” And he said, “From childhood. 22 And it has often cast him into fire and into water, to destroy him. But if you can do anything, have compassion on us and help us.” 23 And Jesus said to him, “ ‘If you can’! All things are possible for one who believes.” 24 Immediately the father of the child cried out and said, “I believe; help my unbelief!” 25 And when Jesus saw that a crowd came running together, he rebuked the unclean spirit, saying to it, “You mute and deaf spirit, I command you, come out of him and never enter him again.” 26 And after crying out and convulsing him terribly, it came out, and the boy was like a corpse, so that most of them said, “He is dead.” 27 But Jesus took him by the hand and lifted him up, and he arose. 28 And when he had entered the house, his disciples asked him privately, “Why could we not cast it out?” 29 And he said to them, “This kind cannot be driven out by anything but prayer.” *Jesus is confronted by a desperate father. Why could the disciples not exorcise this demon? Because it is always an act of God…only God can defeat Satan. 30 They went on from there and passed through Galilee. And he did not want anyone to know, 31 for he was teaching his disciples, saying to them, “The Son of Man is going to be delivered into the hands of men, and they will kill him. And when he is killed, after three days he will rise.” 32 But they did not understand the saying, and were afraid to ask him. *See earlier point…Mark records this to emphasize the need to understand the Word of God not as we want to understand it but as it is! 33 And they came to Capernaum. And when he was in the house he asked them, “What were you discussing on the way?” 34 But they kept silent, for on the way they had argued with one another about who was the greatest. 35 And he sat down and called the twelve. And he said to them, “If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all.” 36 And he took a child and put him in the midst of them, and taking him in his arms, he said to them, 37 “Whoever receives one such child in my name receives me, and whoever receives me, receives not me but him who sent me.” *Mark makes the point again…the disciples do NOT understand Jesus because of their own sinful, selfish desires. We can only understand Jesus if we come to Him like a child, ready to believe what we here from an adult without our prejudices and preconceived notions. 38 John said to him, “Teacher, we saw someone casting out demons in your name, and we tried to stop him, because he was not following us.” 39 But Jesus said, “Do not stop him, for no one who does a mighty work in my name will be able soon afterward to speak evil of me. 40 For the one who is not against us is for us. 41 For truly, I say to you, whoever gives you a cup of water to drink because you belong to Christ will by no means lose his reward. *Notice what John says, “…he was not following us.” John has placed himself in a position that only Christ occupies. Jesus’ response is in the Greek present tense which has a continuing effect. We need to be careful about making an “us-them” distinction with fellow Christians. It doesn’t mean that they can’t be in error but we should not exclude others from our fellowship so quickly 42 “Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him if a great millstone were hung around his neck and he were thrown into the sea. 43 And if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off. It is better for you to enter life crippled than with two hands to go to hell, to the unquenchable fire. 45 And if your foot causes you to sin, cut it off. It is better for you to enter life lame than with two feet to be thrown into hell. 47 And if your eye causes you to sin, tear it out. It is better for you to enter the kingdom of God with one eye than with two eyes to be thrown into hell, 48 ‘where their worm does not die and the fire is not quenched.’ 49 For everyone will be salted with fire. 50 Salt is good, but if the salt has lost its saltiness, how will you make it salty again? Have salt in yourselves, and be at peace with one another.” *Jesus immediately shifts to talking about the severity of sin…we don’t exclude but we don’t excuse either and that begins with ourselves! The warning is for causing others to sin especially our fellow Christians, which is what Jesus means by “…these little ones.” We often sin in the church by excluding or excusing. We need to love all without excusing sin…especially our own. Sin is so severe that it took our God going to the cross to pay for! Never forget it or excuse your own sin. Never exclude others because we are all sinners saved by grace!Wooh! Alright, we are done! We cannot thank you all enough for being part of The Bold Movement. We wanted to let you know that everything we do in this ministry is 100% free with the exception of a few incentives for our financial supporters. These include discounts on our merchandise, additional resources on our website, and early access to all of our content. If you believe in what we are doing and would like to consider helping a few girls out, would you pray about joining us as sponsors?! We have plans ranging from $1/month to $25/month. With your donations, you are ensuring that we can give you, among other women, content to help you better understand your Bible. If you cannot afford to help, we can def. Use your prayers! If you like us, would you rate and review our podcast?! This helps get us out there so that others can find it too. Also, please check us out at www.theboldmovement.com. Ladies, remember – go out and be bold.
WOOH this guy is cool as fudge!! I grew up on wrestling so hearing about the struggles of that is freaking awesome to me!! Listen in on Khris as we talk his wrestling days and being a comic!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rudy-nomicspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rudy-nomicspodcast/support
On this episode, Hog celebrates the opening weekend of football and the cast discuss the possibility of VR and sporting events. Also, what the heck is DC doing with their new batman movie? Who knows? And why is Punish such a Cuda about everything? leave us a comment or ask us a question @ hotandnotpod@gmail.com follow us on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xfeClr6vJSdwNLKz4wb8Q?view_as=subscriber follow HogSlayer @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFWGZx8bRfqrBrNnYwDmRg follow Punish https://www.twitch.tv/punishpool9968 follow Alice @ wallflower15 on instagram and alicewho42 on good reads
Dallas Hoops Gamecast - A Dallas Mavericks Game Recap Podcast
It's Game 2 of the Dallas Mavericks preseason. The Mavs lost to the Detroit Pistons, but no one cares because we got to see Luka and Porzingis play a game together. Wooh! We breakdown the box score, overreact to a preseason game, and share our thoughts on what the Mavs did well and what they can improve on. www.dallashoopscast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dallashoopsgamecast/message
Hi there! You are listening to Bold is… a women’s ministry podcast with the goal of helping you learn the Bible verse-by-verse. Did you know that we turned a year old on Tuesday? It’s true and to celebrate, we’ve decided that all our merch needed to include FREE shipping! This past year has been so exciting. We’ve learned a lot and we are looking forward to stepping up and making this next year even better, but today -- let’s learn a little something about Mark 6, shall we? INTRO If you are new here, welcome to the podcast! Our goal is to walk you through Scripture verse by verse, so we will read a section of the passage and then try to break it down for you. For a recap of what’s happening, please feel free to go back and listen to last week's episode. Groovy -- let’s get started. I am going to be reading from the (ESV) English Standard Version. This is the Word of God and is profitable for you: Jesus Rejected at Nazareth1He went away from there and came to his hometown, and his disciples followed him. 2 And on the Sabbath he began to teach in the synagogue, and many who heard him were astonished, saying, “Where did this man get these things? What is the wisdom given to him? How are such mighty works done by his hands? 3 Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary and brother of James and Joses and Judas and Simon? And are not his sisters here with us?” And they took offense at him. 4 And Jesus said to them, “A prophet is not without honor, except in his hometown and among his relatives and in his own household.” 5 And he could do no mighty work there, except that he laid his hands on a few sick people and healed them. 6 And he marveled because of their unbelief. And he went about among the villages teaching. Okay, Jesus went back to his hometown, which is Nazareth. On the sabbath, which was a Saturday, he went to the synagogue and began teaching. Now, these folks were astonished at what He was saying, but they were also confused. Remember, this was “little Jesus from down the street.” They were not convinced that He was the messiah they had been waiting on. Then, we get a glimpse into His family. We know that He had four brothers and at least two sisters. Which by the way -- although His family mostly thought He was crazy and tried to get Him to quit claiming to be God, two of His brothers ended up writing books in the New Testament. Check me -- Jude (called here Judas) and James. Check out the opening to their letters. So, to reexamine what we just learned -- Jesus was teaching, they weren’t having it, but this did not deter Jesus. He went about among the villages and kept teaching. Jesus Sends Out the Twelve Apostles7 And he called the twelve and began to send them out two by two, and gave them authority over the unclean spirits. 8 He charged them to take nothing for their journey except a staff—no bread, no bag, no money in their belts— 9 but to wear sandals and not put on two tunics. 10 And he said to them, “Whenever you enter a house, stay there until you depart from there. 11 And if any place will not receive you and they will not listen to you, when you leave, shake off the dust that is on your feet as a testimony against them.” 12 So they went out and proclaimed that people should repent. 13 And they cast out many demons and anointed with oil many who were sick and healed them. Jesus gives authority to cast out demons in His name to His disciples. He also tells them they are to take nothing, but their staff. There is a full detailed sermon on what was said to them before they left in Matthew 10 if you are interested. When you read this, you get a better sense of the urgency in which He was sending out the disciples. Jesus wants them to depend on them for security. You guys, this is something He still wants from us today. This concept is reiterated throughout the New Testament over and over again. And I want you to see this… He tells them -- you will experience hospitality and hostility. When we rely solely on Him, He is not promising that it will all go smoothly, and everything is going to be hunky-dory… but He does let us know that He WILL come through. He tells His disciples that if the town does not accept them, they are to “shake the dust off their feet”. Check it -- the Manners and Customs of the Bible says, “For Jews to shake the dust off their feet was a sign that Gentile territory was unclean. In the New Testament, this action indicates that those who have rejected the gospel have made themselves as Gentiles and must face the judgment of God.”[1] Okay, guys, we are actually going to stop here because there is a lot I want to get into with the rest of this chapter and I thought it best to break it up into two parts. Make sure you subscribe, rate, and review our podcast and please check us out at www.theboldmovement.com. I want to let you know that everything we make is 100% free. If you believe in what we are doing and would like to consider helping support our ministry, would you pray about joining us as a sponsor? We would love for you to subscribe to our patreon which is a community of folks just like you with plans ranging from $1/month to $25/month. Your monetary donation gives you access to discounts on our merchandise, additional resources on our website, and early access to all of our content. Wooh, I think that’s it. Until next week, remember – go out and be bold. [1] Freeman, J. M., & Chadwick, H. J. (1998). Manners & Customs of the Bible (p. 427). North Brunswick, NJ: Bridge-Logos Publishers.
Diamond Dave is back to announce a Vegas residency, however we're far too excited about his wonderfully unhinged promo video/podcast/ramblings of a madman. WOOH! We're pretty sure the Van Halen frontman has transcended the "Rock God" status and jumped out on that road of button down pants, bongos and smokey rooms that you'd only find at the finest coffee-shop beat-poetry nights. He's really letting loose and we couldn't be happier to get an unfiltered look into the mind of one of rock's most colourful patrons. Also covered; Black Lace make a very surprising comeback, Grand Designs and the Naked Window, and Paul Gilbert's very tall crowd. We'd also like to thank you for noticing how excellent our segues are. Thanks.
We hit episode #10! Wooh! In this episode, we got together with tacos and beer for a mukbang to celebrate with special guest, CoolHandLuke. We talk constructive criticism and dating timelines while picking apart some tacos. The big question, “flour or corn?” is answered. To leave a topic suggestion, question, or advice inquiry (can be anonymous) for an upcoming episode you can email us at milyandmeek@gmail.com, leave a voicemail at (954) 800-9838 (let us know if you don't want the voicemail played on air) or simply DM us at any of the following platforms! ❤️ M&M IG: @milyandmeek Mily IG: @mily.genova Meek IG: @beingmeek_ Cool Hand Luke IG/Twtr: @deificeduce Minds Wide Open IG: @mindswideopenmedia Twitter: @MWOmedia MWOstudios.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mamamilyuncleluc/support
Mitch Marner finally signs!! This is huge for this club leading up to the season, they can finally start this season with no distractions! There are multiple jobs open in the Leafs line up outside the top six forwards and the top four D-men. The competition will be great to watch for the next couple weeks, hopefully someone rises to the top! Still waiting on the other big RFAs around the league to end their holdouts. These negotiations could really affect teams heading into the regular season. Patrick Laine is definitely feeling the frustration with the Jets! Congrats to Marc Gasol and Spain winning the World Cup of Basketball! What a year for this guy, winning the Larry OB with the Raptors and then bringing it home for Spain in the off season! Hockey is back! Wooh! twoaveragefans@gmail.com www.twoaveragefans.com
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We are live with episode 4!! Wooh! In this epiosde, we discuss doing things like going to the movies or concerts alone and what that's like, what's happening with immigration and how we practice self care in the midst of bad news, the upcoming movie Dora and The Lost City of Gold, and more! Follow us on Instagram @tuyyopodcast and email us at tuyyopodcast@gmail.com for any topics you'd like us to discuss or suggestions you might have! The theme song is "Desconocido" by Fósforo
Who will have the better year, James Conner Or Le’Veon Bell
THE TORONTO RAPTORS ARE THE NBA CHAMPIONS!!!!! The Raps managed to finish off the Warriors in Oracle Arena for their fourth straight win on the road. Congratulations to all the players and staff that made this victory possible. You made our dreams come true! This was an unbelievable team effort from the first round, all the way through to game 6 of the finals. It took four raptors scoring over 20 points to finally put away the defending champs! Let's enjoy this!! And now the speculation begins.... we will be here.. waiting.. not so patiently.. will Kawhi return to try and run this back? The Raptors have done all they can. Now we leave it to the Gods. Oh ya.. The Blues won! Wooh! All this and more on this episode of Two Average Fans. twoaveragefans@gmail.com
Official Track WOOH on SMÂSH EP by Mohith Roshan. Listen and Enjoy!!! ✌✌✌
Official Track WOOH on SMÂSH EP by Mohith Roshan. Listen and Enjoy!!! ✌✌✌
Official Track WOOH on SMÂSH EP by Mohith Roshan. Listen and Enjoy!!! ✌✌✌
This marks the half way point of the Thing A Week Project! Wooh! This song is pretty meta, inspired by the sounds of Say Anything and Cage The Elephant. It expresses my current frustrations with my slow development as a public figure in music.
Wooh this week we're celebrating the wonderful art of making friends in a new country!Be warned: This is not as easy as it sounds! Abi AK recounts getting out of a weird stalker situation, Maame B leans hard on translating social media connections into real-life friendships, and there's some Love Island chatter because you know we like to stay current! Use the hashtag #headscarvesandcarryons to let us know what you thought of the episode, and rate and subscribe wherever you get podcasts!Hashtag: #headscarvesandcarryonsArtwork: https://instagram.com/mocacoco.studioTheme music produced by Alex Darko aka Genesis @alexakdarkoTwitter: @headscarvespod | @maamebluewrites | @abi_akInstagram: @headscarvespodTumblr: headscarvespodcast.tumblr.comEmail: headscarves.carryons@gmail.com
Wooh this week we're celebrating the wonderful art of making friends in a new country!Be warned: This is not as easy as it sounds! Abi AK recounts getting out of a weird stalker situation, Maame B leans hard on translating social media connections into real-life friendships, and there's some Love Island chatter because you know we like to stay current! Use the hashtag #headscarvesandcarryons to let us know what you thought of the episode, and rate and subscribe wherever you get podcasts!Hashtag: #headscarvesandcarryonsArtwork: https://instagram.com/mocacoco.studioTheme music produced by Alex Darko aka Genesis @alexakdarkoTwitter: @headscarvespod | @maamebluewrites | @abi_akInstagram: @headscarvespodTumblr: headscarvespodcast.tumblr.comEmail: headscarves.carryons@gmail.com
E3 2018 continues for The GameLuster Podcast. Robert hosts Austin, Michael, and Trevor in a discussion of all the highlights from Bethesda and Devolver's conferences. There's Fallout 76, Rage 2, DOOM:Eternal, The Elder Scrolls VI, and Metal Wolf Chaos. (Wooh!)
We watched the latest Rock movie! It's a smash! In Other News: Jurassic World Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FJD7jZqZEk Awesome Deadpool 2 Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20bpjtCbCz0 Double awesome, Also: Check Out Peter's Twitter Account! https://www.cbr.com/deadpool-2-peter-twitter/ Josh Brolin signs on for Four Movie Cable arc https://www.cbr.com/cable-four-movie-arc/ The Thanos of the Deadpool movies... Spielberg to direct Blackhawk movie for DC http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/04/17/blackhawk-steven-spielberg-teams-with-jurassic-park-writer-for-dc-comics-adaptation Great. I guess Victoria Mohaney joins Episode IX as Star Wars first Black Female director https://www.cbr.com/star-wars-episode-ix-victoria-mahoney/ She directed the pilot for Misfits and more Rocketman - Elton Jon biopic - casts Taron Egerton http://www.darkhorizons.com/rocketman-a-go-with-egerton-as-elton/ I guess it must be the time they spent together on the set of Kignsman 2 F Gary Gray to helm M.A.S.K. movie https://omegaunderground.com/2018/04/18/director-f-gary-gray-set-to-helm-paramounts-m-a-s-k/ Wooh! God of War is highest rated PS4 Exclusive https://www.gamespot.com/articles/god-of-war-is-highest-rated-ps4-exclusive-on-metac/1100-6458317/ Also, Kratos is now voiced by Christopher Judge. That is all. https://www.polygon.com/e3/2016/6/15/11943752/god-of-war-kratos-new-voice-actor-stargate-teal-c
This week's episode Rolph and Dame catch up and talk about the previous week in news like Snapchat & Facebook controversy, Cambridge Analytica, #marchforourlives, Gun Debate, RIP Stephen Hawking, Baseball Season, A's Stadium Update, Richard Sherman on the 49ers, Lloyd Banks retirement troll, Martin Shkreli gets 7 years, Toys R Us Closing, and plenty more. Thanks for listening enjoy! Follow: @phonz_official @damiensaur @theawfulestpodcast @visualstreet.tv PHONZ - AFTERLIFE MUSIC VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMMESgQl2Tg Visual Street Weekly https://www.facebook.com/pg/visualstreetfilms/videos/?ref=page_internal Bulletproof Monk Music Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ2seww8duw Brought to you by Visual Street Films. https://visualstreet.tv @visualstreet.tv Visit phonzmusic.com for more dope content Music, Videos, and Home to this podcast. SOUNDCLOUD http://www.soundcloud.com/phonz_official RED TABLE MEDIA http://www.youtube.com/redtablemediaofficial #RIPCHUCKTHEAWFULEST http://www.soundcloud.com/chucktheawfulest BULLETPROOF MONK OUT NOW ON ITUNES, APPLE MUSIC, SPOTIFY, SOUNDCLOUD, PANDORA https://soundcloud.com/phonz_official/sets/bulletproof-monk https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/bulletproof-monk/id1161978580
Happy Friggin’ A Friday!! WEEK-END!!! Wooh!!!! Today We Gave Beer To A Buncha People Who Wish They’d Done Stuff A Little Differently!! Today We Talked About All The People Who Wanted To Know Ehy Gimpy Was Working On his Car In A QuikTrip Parking Lot - “Just Jam It In There And Pull It Out Real Fast!”, Good Tires Cost Money, The Need For Speed – Sam And Corbin Don’t Feel It, “What We Do Is What We Do”, Upsets In The NCAA Tourney – Pop Had Arizona To Make The Final Four, Calling About Medical Bills – Always Do it, “I Love Jammin’ Clam!”, The ‘Six Month Rule’ Of Dating, Gelato And Guinness? – Yes, Please, Stormy Daniels Pornhub Searches Are WAAAAAAY Up, Playing The Tuba – Tuba Contests Do Exist, People Gettin’ Them Snuggie Refunds, Mike Dropped By Again For Free Food Friday, Struggle Is Wheel, Willy Nilly!!!!!! Do You Know Anyone Who Can Speak Klingon??????
Happy Friggin’ A Friday!! WEEK-END!!! Wooh!!!! Today We Gave Beer To A Buncha People Who Wish They’d Done Stuff A Little Differently!! Today We Talked About All The People Who Wanted To Know Ehy Gimpy Was Working On his Car In A QuikTrip Parking Lot - “Just Jam It In There And Pull It Out Real Fast!”, Good Tires Cost Money, The Need For Speed – Sam And Corbin Don’t Feel It, “What We Do Is What We Do”, Upsets In The NCAA Tourney – Pop Had Arizona To Make The Final Four, Calling About Medical Bills – Always Do it, “I Love Jammin’ Clam!”, The ‘Six Month Rule’ Of Dating, Gelato And Guinness? – Yes, Please, Stormy Daniels Pornhub Searches Are WAAAAAAY Up, Playing The Tuba – Tuba Contests Do Exist, People Gettin’ Them Snuggie Refunds, Mike Dropped By Again For Free Food Friday, Struggle Is Wheel, Willy Nilly!!!!!! Do You Know Anyone Who Can Speak Klingon??????
Wooh, boy. It’s been awhile, hasn’t it? Despite popular belief, your hosts are back for a brand-spankin’ new episode. This go-’round, Chris and Shane catch up a bit on what’s been happening over the long break, and dive into discussion about everyone’s favorite bungling gaming behemoth: Nintendo.
Happy New Year!!! It’s 2017!!! Wooh! I hope you’re ready for an exciting year! I know I am. By now, you’ve probably already written your new year plan, which is why today’s topic is a special one, because we are going to get into how to navigate through your Wild Woman path. This episode, I’m going … WWRF 022: How To Navigate Your Path Read More »
This song is all about courageously being yourself regardless of what the social norm is. It's about doing what is right within your heart, rather than just following laws. Listening, rather than hearing. Seeing, rather than looking. Its about making yourself vulnerable, fearlessly, because we know that our heart and soul will live on forever. Life is about making it better for the good of humanity! Lyrics: Don't let this go right to your head For you were made to bring the world glory Don't ever let this world ever bring you down Just hold on be strong and be yourself Wooh hoo hoo I said stand up Stand up for you are Stand up and never be afraid When will we realize about our lives We can't do this on our own Don't ever stop being independent Just hold on live, love, and give with grace. Everybody sing with me Wooh hoo hoo Stand up Stand for who you are Stand up and never be afraid Every time i close my eyes All i see is beauty arise Every time i am with you When i look out the window all i see Is the glowing on your face I swear your smile lights up the whole room It's incredible to me When I look into your eyes Everything is perfect Not a worry on my mind When I am with you All the unsettling thoughts They have no power Jesus you bring me to life (Jesus) My life is in your hands Scream:(Don't be afraid) Stand up! Stand up for your are Stand up and never be afraid Every time i close my eyes All i see is beauty arise Every time I am with you. Woo hoo hoo (I said stand up. Stand up for you are and never be afraid)
Wattz up! is produced by Yollocalli Arts Reach youth and broadcast live through Lumpen Radio, WLPN 105.5FM Chicago. Hello! still here? Well, good news! Wattz Up is covering Fashion! We cover Converse vs Dr.Martens! Wooh! So what shoes do you prefer?! Comment your favorite shoes! or send us a pair of Yeezys :)
Wooh! On parle de bonne humeur et on est bummed out à propos de Glenn Campbell. :(
Episode 125: Costuming with a Vision Does the thought of costuming a show fill you with dread? Are you always resorting to colourful t-shirts and jeans because that's all you have time for? Holly Beardsley will lead you through costuming with a vision. The way you costume your show is an important part of the directing process. Show Notes The Pauper Princess Pinterest Theatrefolk Pinterest Page The Drama Teacher Academy Episode Transcript Welcome to TFP – The Theatrefolk Podcast – the place to be for Drama teachers, Drama students, and theatre educators everywhere. I'm Lindsay Price, resident playwright for Theatrefolk. Hello! I hope you're well. Thanks for listening. And we have arrived at Episode 125! I'm a poet and I don't even know it. Wooh! You can find any links for this episode in the show notes at theatrefolk.com/episode125. Today, we are talking costumes and not just putting clothes on actors but actually costuming with a vision. I will fully admit – full disclosure here – when I directed shows, when I used to direct, costumes were pretty low on my list. If I could use colorful t-shirts, that's kind of what we went with. It's really funny because my mom is this amazing sewer. When I was a kid, we always had homemade Halloween costumes and I don't remember it ever bothering me all that much because they were really cool costumes. I had this Raggedy Ann costume that I used for years. So, she's this amazing sewer and knitter and quilter and none of that has passed into my genes. I have none of it! Costumes were always terrifying, maybe? I don't know, an afterthought, certainly, and that is something that it should not be. I'm always big about saying that the theatrical experience is a visual one and that means you've got to pay attention to your costumes and what characters wear has to have the same kind of importance as to what they say. Have you ever been to a show where you were totally distracted by out of place costumes? Or a show that was trying to be very period and yet, you know, all the guys are wearing modern shoes? Or a show where it was clear there hadn't been any thought into the costumes? I think that we need to do that, right? Because the way you costume a show is an important part of the process. And so, our guest today is going to fill you in on how to costume a show with vision. Holly Beardsley wears a lot of hats. She's a director; a playwright and we have her play, The Pauper Princess, which she's going to talk about; and she's also one of our Drama Teacher Academy instructors. We just opened her course, the Do-It-All Director's Introduction to Costuming which covers every aspect from vision to color blocking to a step-by-step guide for sewing a dirndl skirt. It is an awesome extravaganza or an extravaganza – that, too. But, first, vision – take it away, Holly! LINDSAY: So, Holly does a couple of things for Theatrefolk; not only is she a playwright, she is the author of The Pauper Princess, correct? HOLLY: Correct! LINDSAY: Wait a minute. No, no, that's not it! And Holly is also a Drama Teacher Academy instructor. Her course is – oh, let's see if we can do it, all right – the Do-It-All Director's Introduction to Costuming. HOLLY: Correct! LINDSAY: Yay! HOLLY: It's a long title. Long titles are fun. LINDSAY: Well, I get a candy cane. Yay! Good for me. I get a treat. But, Holly, for the Do-It-All Director's Introduction to Costuming, you really ran the gambit with this course. It sort of goes from, like, costuming a period show to costuming a large show to the most extensive glossary, I think, of every piece. HOLLY: Yeah. Well, it's coming from the director's point of view, you have to know everything in your show. And so, you kind of do the same way with your costuming. You're going from bolts to nuts. LINDSAY: You know what, I don't know how many high school and middle school drama teachers have any backgr...
SHIT YEAH! We started as four. We finished as four. After declaring Gears of War 3 our next game to review in episode six; we have finally completed our quest defeating the Lambent and Queen Myrrah. Ironically, this is Co-Op Mode’s first game where all four guys have actually, well, cooperated. Prior to the Gears of War 3 discussion, Josh embarked in one of the hottest media convention’s that takes place every summer in San Diego, CA. Tune in as he talks about his San Diego Comic Con experience and our adventure putting an end to Queen Myrrah and the Lambent’s tyranny. You betta’ watch out for the Cole train, baby! WOOH! This is NOT a spoiler free episode. You have been warned. Enjoy!!!
Wooh that felt good. Riding and cruising across the lands, driving in a straight line, the slow motion of the cylindrical idle, the purring and the growling where only symphony to me. And I forgot the best, the wheezing of the turbo, fast and nervous, all my mind needed where four wheels and a turbo.
Wooh that felt good. Riding and cruising across the lands, driving in a straight line, the slow motion of the cylindrical idle, the purring and the growling where only symphony to me. And I forgot the best, the wheezing of the turbo, fast and nervous, all my mind needed where four wheels and a turbo.
Wooh that felt good. Riding and cruising across the lands, driving in a straight line, the slow motion of the cylindrical idle, the purring and the growling where only symphony to me. And I forgot the best, the wheezing of the turbo, fast and nervous, all my mind needed where four wheels and a turbo.
Wooh that felt good. Riding and cruising across the lands, driving in a straight line, the slow motion of the cylindrical idle, the purring and the growling where only symphony to me. And I forgot the best, the wheezing of the turbo, fast and nervous, all my mind needed where four wheels and a turbo.
Hello All,Arthur here again with this week's episode of Listen Up! On today's show we have Chancius. An awesome singer/songwriter who I found in the deep dark subways of New York City. Check out his myspace and pick up his cd at our friend CD Baby.This week show is brought to you by Wrecordsbymonkey, Ad Hoc Art, and Peripheral Media Projects. Wooh that's a lot of sponsors.So until next week remember that music is your friend and if loud enough your neighbors enemy. You don't like them anyway.Arthur
Wait why is my podcast so dark. I know because Kill the Lights is here.hahahaha.... okay I know it wasn't a good joke.Hello All,Arthur here once more with a new episode of Listen Up! for you. On this weeks show we have a band from my northern neighbor Canada Kill the Lights. Listen to the show and be amaze at their wit and personality. Hear their music come at you with the power of GODS!!!...(Wooh... it's hard to follow the power part. Well here I go.)Watch! Them play live Nov.4 at Main Hall in Montreal. Make sure you go and check out their website and myspace too.Now, that you show them some love. Some me your host some by checking out my sponsor WrecordsbyMonkey and e-mail me at Listenupcast@gmail.com.Also, even though the show sounds like we are on a Starship. We actually recorded the show live at Cafe Orlin in the East Village. the people there are very helpful and kind. I would like to thank them for allowing us to record there.Until we meet again my listeners,Arthur
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