Podcasts about world week

Welcome to the first Chalked Cast x FIFAe episode! We've partnered with FIFAe to bring you some extra content surrounding the new LANs, events, all culminating to the FIFAe World Cup finals! This week, we've brought on Yujin to chat about France, the FIFAe World Cup and to also make our own All tiem French Rocket League starting XI!0:00 - Intro3:25 - FIFAe trailer and rundown8:02 - FIFAe Continental Championship rundowns15:19 - Yujin jumps in, squashing the beef with Garrett, how stacked is the France national squad??22:31 - Pressure of playing for France, FIFAe World Cup roster recap31:10 - FIFAe World Cup NA Week 2 recap, what makes France so much better than the rest of the World?42:19 - Rest of the World Week 2 Recap46:45 - All time French Rocket League starting XI1:06:47 - What's next for Yujin and outro

Sunday Morning Service: June 14, 2026 Real Witness: Being a Light in the World Pastor Beth        This week we come together to continue the series of being a real witness. Pastor Beth expands upon this topic by showing the power of testimony. During this sermon there is a time where you can reflect and write your testimony in your own words. If you feel inclined, please share your testimony in the comment section. Your testimony could be the witness of God someone needs.

Sunday Morning Service: June 7, 2026 Real Witness: Being a Light in the World Rolisa Tutwyler        As we continue our new series of being a Real Witness, Rolisa helps us understand what it means to have a partnership with God and how with God, we can encourage one another.

 Have you ever noticed that one of the very first words children learn is the word "mine"? Mine; my toy. Mine; my blanket. Mine; my cookie. Mine; my seat. Nobody has to teach a child to say "mine." In fact, my dad did NOT do me any favors when he himself taught my kids that word. (Thanks, Dad!) It seems to come naturally, our obsession of ME. What takes years to learn is another word: "ours."Some people never really learn that word, I'd say. We live in a culture that constantly teaches me to think about ME. My career. My house. My plans. My retirement. My comfort. My happiness. Couples who go through pre-marital counseling with me learn that one of the biggest helps for a healthy marriage is being willing to turn the M upside down, from ME to WE, where our decisions and paths we forge aren't only about ourselves alone anymore. God put us into communities like families and tribes and congregations so that we can experience the power of WE, OUR, US.The concept of turning the M upside down can be easily played out in Christian communities called "The Church." I'm going to make the statement that it's absolutely crucial for us to learn it, in fact, because it's easy to see that churches can fall into exactly the same trap. We can become focused on our worship, our programs, our budget, our building, our ministries, and our preferences. And before long, the church exists primarily for the people already inside it rather than the people Jesus wants to reach outside it.

In football, they have the huddle. The whole purpose of the huddle is to give the team about thirty seconds to call the next play. That's it. Now, here's what's funny—sixty thousand people might be watching that huddle. And they don't mind. They understand. You've got to get organized. The quarterback needs to know where he's going. The ends need to know their route. The backs need to know their assignment.But let me tell you something obvious: nobody pays between 250 and 1000 bucks just to watch the huddle. People come to see the team break the huddle, snap the ball, and move down the field against a defense doing its darnedest to stop them. The 60,000 plus Number 12s ("fans", for the uninitiated) want to know: did your practice actually make a difference? Will it work?Now, here's where we as Christians get into trouble. We get high on our huddles. Sunday morning, Worship Nights, Sunrise Services — we go nuts over the huddle. “Man, worship today was amazing!” “Our quarterback calls plays better than any other quarterback in the league!” We end up critiquing the music, the sermon length, whether or not people were friendly.But the huddle only exists so we can play the game. The effectiveness of your church cannot be measured by how well you do on Sunday morning. It's when you get out there - in the world - in your own unique harvest field, if you will. THIS is what we see in the Book of Acts, chapter 8. 

There are certain people in life who leave a lasting impression on you.Spend enough time around someone and eventually you begin to sound like them. You start using their phrases, picking up their habits, laughing at the same things they laugh at. Sometimes married couples do this so much that they can practically finish each other's sentences. Children pick up expressions from their parents without even realizing it. Why? Because proximity leaves its mark. Time spent together changes us.That is exactly what happened in our text this morning.

Remember the old tv game show Name That Tune? Where you are given a certain number of notes and you have to figure out what song is being played? Well this morning I want to play a version of that game. We'll call it Name That Person.I'm going to give you some clues, straight out of Scripture, and you keep track of the amount of clues it takes for you to guess the person“I am like one born at the wrong time…”“I am less than the least of all God's people…"“I am unspiritual, sold as a slave to sin…”“I know that nothing good lives in me…”“For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do…” So...who does that describe?Alright, let's shift the clues.A man who breathed out threats and murder against the followers of Jesus…A man who went from house to house dragging men and women off to prison to face possible execution…A man who was on the scene approving of the lynching of first Christian martyr…Name that person.Same answer. Saul… who would later be known as Paul.Do you see the tension? In the last set of clues you have a man who seems to be so confident of his convictions and commitment to doing the right thing. But on the other hand, you get this man who recognizes his brokenness - like the tax-collector in the parable who goes to the temple and can't even look up at God, he is so cognizant of his sinfulness. He is humble, he acknowledges his weakness, he is no longer self-righteous.And somehow, those two realities live in the same person. Which raises the question: what happened in between? What made this self-righteous, confident persecutor of the church become a selfless, humble servant --- one who would actually go from NUMBER 1 persecutor of the Early Church to the NUMBER 1 missionary to the Gentile world?The answer, of course, is Jesus. But more specifically, the answer is that Jesus refused to leave Saul where he was. And that really is what spiritual growth is all about.

Series: It's the End of the World as We Know ItDate: 5-3-26Message Title: God Said What?Speaker: Jeremy DykemanScripture: Jeremiah 29, 1 Corinthians 14To learn more about New Story Church, you can do that by visiting NewStory.Church or find us on Instagram and Facebook at @NewStoryKC.

Welcome to Living GodCast, the sermon podcast from Church of the Living God in Winchester, KY!Each week, we bring you powerful biblical messages to encourage and strengthen your faith. Whether you're part of our local church family or tuning in from afar, we pray these messages inspire you in your walk with Christ.Join us in person at 114 Franklin Avenue, Winchester, KY, or explore more about us online at ⁠www.wincitycolg.com⁠. For additional resources and ways to connect, visit our Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/wincitycolg⁠. Subscribe and grow with us in God's Word!

Series: It's the End of the World as We Know ItDate: 4-26-26Message Title: Israel & the ChurchSpeaker: Jeremy DykemanScripture: Genesis 12, Galatians 3To learn more about New Story Church, you can do that by visiting NewStory.Church or find us on Instagram and Facebook at @NewStoryKC.

Let me start with a confession. I like being independent. I really do. I like making decisions without asking for help. I like solving my own problems. And at times I see that tendency creeping into how I do ministry. I mean, I'm the pastor --- I should be able to do all these things on my own. It doesn't impose upon other people, it's just easier for me to do it by myself, me and God, man, we got this covered.Sounds holy, doesn't it? Problem is… it's not biblical. It's not beneficial. And it's not sustainable.Years ago, when communism fell in Romania, the world was introduced to something heartbreaking. There were thousands of children living in overcrowded orphanages. Their basic needs were technically being met — food, clothing, shelter — but they were rarely held. Rarely touched. Rarely spoken to. There was no consistent love. No family. And doctors began to notice something; they called it “failure to thrive.”These children were alive… but they weren't developing. Months would go by, even years, and they still functioned like infants. Not because they lacked nutrition, but because they lacked connection. They didn't just need food. They needed family.And in a very real way, the same thing can happen spiritually. A person can come to faith in Jesus… be genuinely saved… and yet, if they try to live the Christian life in isolation, disconnected from other believers, they begin to stall out. They don't grow. They don't mature. They struggle to persevere. They begin to experience a kind of spiritual “failure to thrive.”So today, as we continue our CONNECT series, we're going to see that connecting to Christ is first—but connecting to each other is how we grow up. 

Series: It's the End of the World as We Know ItDate: 4-19-26Message Title: Talking to ShadowsSpeaker: Jeremy DykemanScripture: Revelation 21:1-5, Colossians 2:16-17To learn more about New Story Church, you can do that by visiting NewStory.Church or find us on Instagram and Facebook at @NewStoryKC.

While we are on a break, enjoy this episode from Season 2!This week we pair two early-modern comedies that show how laughter can reveal truth. But first, we do a quick review of European history, looking at France, Spain, Italy and England, trying to place the things we're reading inside history. (I knew next to nothing about Spain at this time so it was really helpful for me!)This is a replay of one of my favourite episodes, episode 32. New episodes out May 19th!Cervantes' Don Quixote (1605) introduces a middle-aged dreamer who decides to become a knight-errant, setting out with his baffled squire Sancho Panza to defend honor and right wrongs. The famous windmill scene is only the start of his misadventures. Quixote is absurd yet strangely noble—so devoted to his ideals that he reshapes reality around them. His neighbors burn his books, a shepherdess defends her independence, and somehow, amid the chaos, it's all deeply human.Molière's Tartuffe (1664) offers lighter, sharper satire. The pious fraud Tartuffe charms his way into Orgon's household, scheming for both wife and wealth while the women—wife, daughter, and maid—quietly outsmart him. The play's snappy dialogue and quick pacing make it pure joy, right up until its too-neat royal ending.Both works explore self-delusion and sincerity, showing how belief, hypocrisy, and humor can coexist. This week's music—Spanish piano by Isaac Albéniz and Enrique Granados—was the perfect accompaniment: bright, bold, and unexpected.We'll be back next week with a look at The Prince (Machiavelli) and The Social Contract (Rousseau). See you then!LINKTed Gioia/The Honest Broker's 12-Month Immersive Humanities Course (paywalled!)My Amazon Book List (NOT an affiliate link)CONNECTThe complete list of Crack the Book Episodes: https://cheryldrury.substack.com/p/crack-the-book-start-here?r=u3t2rTo read more of my writing, visit my Substack - https://www.cheryldrury.substack.com.Follow me on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cldrury/LISTENSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5GpySInw1e8IqNQvXow7Lv?si=9ebd5508daa245bdApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crack-the-book/id1749793321Captivate - https://crackthebook.captivate.fm

Series: It's the End of the World as We Know ItDate: 4-12-26Message Title: Get Us Outta HereSpeaker: Jeremy DykemanScripture: Acts 1:1-11To learn more about New Story Church, you can do that by visiting NewStory.Church or find us on Instagram and Facebook at @NewStoryKC.

Pastor Jacob Jester continues our “Go Change Your World” series with a message you don't want to miss! Come ready and bring a friend!

Thomas Barber preaches from Ezekiel 37:1-14 (The Valley of Dry Bones) and reminds the church that all of man is dead in sin and in need of salvation.

Join us this weekend! We're excited to welcome Guest Speaker Pastor Fabian Kalapuch as he brings a powerful message on what it means to be a world changer! You won't want to miss it!

Cultural Crossroads: Four Trends Shaping our World - Week 1(2nd Timothy 1:7, John 16:33, Luke 12)

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Andy Lynn shares the powerful story of Jesus and the woman at the well. Bring a friend and come expectant!

Whatever the Word says… we're in. Because God is a good Father, His commandments are not burdensome. In this message, Pastor Dan challenges us to stop living like owners and start living like stewards—trusting God with what He's entrusted to us, and using it for His purposes as we put Him first.

Who We Are: Serving in the World (Week 3) by Pastor Stephen Woodard

Jesus isn't just part of life; He's the One who holds life together. Most of us treat Jesus like a helpful add-on—someone to invite into the hard moments, the Sunday mornings, the moral decisions. But the rest of the week? We're on our own. In this message, Digital Ministries Pastor Bradley Medford unpacks Colossians 1:15-17 and shows us what happens when we stop compartmentalizing our faith and start letting Jesus hold everything together. A true reset doesn't come from asking God to bless the life we've already built. It comes from centering every part of life—work, relationships, schedules, goals—around Him. Join us as we learn how to move from fragmentation to integration, and discover the peace that comes when Jesus is at the center of it all.

This week marks a quiet but pivotal turning point — not dramatic, but consequential. It's a hinge moment where one era completes its handoff and another begins asking for our consent.Rather than forecasting outcomes, this episode offers orientation: how to stand inside change with maturity, discernment, and care.We explore the larger context shaping this week:• The completion of a long Capricorn chapter and the collective shift toward Aquarius — from endurance and survival toward pattern awareness and conscious participation. • Neptune preparing to leave Pisces after fourteen years (2011–now), closing an era of dissolving certainties, heightened sensitivity, spiritual longing, and widespread disorientation — including life lived through screens, fear-based narratives, and inherited domination stories that thrive on confusion rather than discernment. • Neptune approaching Aries, signaling a change in tone from saturation to self-location — from absorbing the collective field to choosing what we are willing to embody and steward. • Pluto waiting at the Aquarian gate, initiating a deeper reckoning with power, responsibility, and participation in collective systems — not through collapse, but through clarity. • A stabilizing alliance between Saturn in Pisces and Uranus in Taurus (in supportive sextile), reminding us that lasting change does not require everything to fall apart; it asks for patient redesign rather than reactive rupture. • A return to last week's New Moon at the final degrees of Capricorn — an unusually dense lunation involving all the personal planets and Pluto, harmonizing with Uranus, Saturn, and Neptune, and standing opposite Jupiter. Its message of “all hands on deck” is reframed here not as urgency, but as mature engagement and conscious participation.This is not a week that demands action. It asks for orientation.Reflective Questions for the Week• Where in my life am I still operating from endurance rather than conscious choice? • What currently shapes my attention most — and does it align with what I truly want to steward? • In this moment of transition, what would it look like to stand more clearly in my values through steady, mature engagement rather than urgency or reaction?This episode is an invitation to locate yourself more clearly in time — and to participate in what's emerging with care, responsibility, and presence.Podcast poem:  All This by Rosemerry Wahtola TrommerSupport the showGo to Sheila's website for information for transformational resources: https://www.ontheedgesofchange.com/home-page This episode was co-created with generative AI, engaged as a soul-aligned ally in service of transformation. At the edge where technology meets myth, I choose insight over noise, and alchemy over automation. Thank you for dreaming the future with me.

Rest isn't earned; it's received. Most of us are exhausted—not just physically, but spiritually. We're constantly chasing relief through distraction, entertainment, or just powering through. But relief is not the same as rest. In this message, Lead Pastor Clay Monkus explores Jesus' countercultural invitation in Matthew 11:28–30 and shows us what it looks like to trade temporary fixes for lasting refuge. The soul doesn't find peace when life finally calms down. It finds peace when it returns to Jesus. Join us as we learn how to stop running from our weariness and start resting in the One who offers true refuge—no matter how loud life gets.

You can't rest in a God you never notice. In a world that runs on hurry, noise, and notifications, most of us have forgotten what it feels like to be truly still. We believe in Jesus, but do we actually experience Him? In this opening message of our new series, Lead Pastor Clay Monkus explores Psalm 46:10 and invites us into a different kind of reset—one that begins not with doing more, but with waking up to God's presence right where we are. Spiritual transformation doesn't start with a better plan. It starts with awareness. Join us as we rediscover how to quiet the chaos, tune out the distractions, and encounter the Jesus who's been waiting for us to simply be still.

We have wrapped up our season of waiting for Christ's first coming and have celebrated His birth. Still, we are in a lifetime of waiting for Christ's return. What will His return accomplish? How can we be encouraged to perseverance with joy while the world remains dark and Him setting all things right seems far removed from our daily reality? Join us Sunday as we rejoice that Christ has come to save us now and look forward in hope to His coming again!Prepare for this week's teaching by reading Genesis 1-2 with Revelation 21-22

Born to Change the World | Week 4/Christmas Eve | The Present of Christmas | Pastor Tyler Sollie | Life Center Tacoma Luke 2:1-20 (CSB) The greatest present our hearts could ever hope for has already been provided. Good News Great Joy All People Christmas isn't a story to just remember; it's a reality to embrace. The Savior that was born in Bethlehem must be born in out heart.

In this message, Greg Hubbard shares the importance of spreading the light of Jesus, especially during the Christmas season, by embracing the call to evangelize in a world filled with darkness. He encourages us to be proactive in sharing our faith, recognizing that Jesus is the only source of salvation and hope for a broken world.

In Week 3 of our Joy to the World Christmas series, we explore “The Wonders of His Love.” Rooted in Ephesians 3:16–19, discover how God's love moves toward us first, reaches farther than our failures, and brings real change to our hearts and lives. 

Born to Change the World | Week 3 | The Plan of Christmas | Pastor Tyler Sollie | Life Center Tacoma The miracle that CHANGED the WORLD didn't arrive without CHALLENGE Matthew 1:18-25 (CSB) God doesn't AVOID the MESS, He ENTERS it. Fully trusting God's PLAN requires fully trusting God's CHARACTER. SUBMISSION to God's plan requires a SERVANT'S HEART. Luke 1:38 (CSB) Matthew 1:25 (CSB) THIS story has the power to change YOUR story!

Who is this Savior, this King of Heaven, this baby born in a manger? What difference does His birth make in the midst of all the things our lives entail? What miracle is required for us to grasp the extent of His love?As we enter into our Christmas celebrations, let us remember what Joy it is that our Lord has come and that He rules the world with truth and grace and makes the nations prove the glories of His righteousness and wonders of His love!Prepare for this week's teaching by reading Luke 2:1-7 with Colossians 1:15-23 & Hebrews 1:3For your continued pursuit, utilize our Advent Reflections each week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

In this week's message, Pastor Scott explores the biblical narrative of the angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary, emphasizing the significance of Jesus as the eternal Son of God and the fulfillment of prophetic promises. He encourages us to respond in faith and obedience to God's word, highlighting the vital connection between a reverent fear of God, divine favor, and the personal call to action we each receive from God.

In this week's message, Pastor Eric discusses overcoming fear with faith, using the story of Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel as an example of finding the strength to face daunting challenges with trust in God. He encourages us to open our hearts to God, reminding us that nothing is impossible with Him and urging us to embrace our potential and the opportunities for faith-driven change in our lives.

Born to Change the World | Week 2 | The Promise of Christmas | Pastor Tyler Sollie | Life Center Tacoma Long before the world saw the MANGER, God promised a MESSIAH. Isaiah 9:2-7 (CSB) The promise came in an UNEXPECTED PACKAGE Galatians 4:4-5 (CSB) “God's answer to everything that has ever terrorized us is a child…His answer to the bullies swaggering through history is not to become an even bigger bully. His answer is Jesus.” -Ray Ortlund, Jr. The promise has YOUR NAME on it The promise was brought to COMPLETION through God's ZEAL

Shepherds and Angels, ordinary men among magnificent heavenly hosts. This story is remarkable, the characters are unexpected, God's plan of salvation and the way it is carried out by the creating and sustaining God is challenging for us to fully grasp. Still, we don't have to grasp it completely in order to join with the shepherds and angels in singing praises to our worthy and mighty Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!Prepare for this week's teaching by reading Luke 2:8-20 with 1 Peter 1:3-12For your continued pursuit, utilize our Advent Reflections each week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Pastor Eric's sermon explores Jesus Christ as the light of the world, emphasizing how God entered human darkness in the most humble way possible and focuses on how light reveals truth, transforms lives, and cannot be overcome by darkness. He challenges the congregation to move beyond the commercialism of Christmas to remember that Jesus came not merely to inform but to transform.

Pastor Rodney's sermon emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the Light of the world who came to dispel darkness and transform lives. The pastor explores how Christ's birth wasn't just a sweet story but the most significant event in human history—God entering our dark world to bring hope, truth, and transformation. The message challenges believers to not only receive Christ's light but to walk in it daily and shine it to others who are lost in darkness.

Born to Change the World | Week 1 | The "Problem" of Christmas | Pastor Tyler Sollie | Life Center Tacoma Genesis 1:1 (CSB) Genesis 3:7-9; 14-15 (CSB) Christmas is where God's DESIRE and our DILEMMA meet. The PROBLEM is REAL, but so is the SOLUTION. Romans 5:12; 18-19 (CSB) The HOPE we are looking for isn't found in SOMETHING; it is found in SOMEONE. John 1:1-5; 14 (CSB) Galatians 4:4-5 (CSB) How will we RESPOND?

When the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary, he told her she would give birth to the long-awaited Messiah, Jesus. Mary's response to being chosen for this special role was to praise God for His faithfulness.Prepare for this week's teaching by reading Luke 1:26-56For your continued pursuit, utilize our Advent Reflections each week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

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Pastor Scott begins a new series focused on the biblical theme of light, illustrating how God's light, exemplified by Jesus, provides hope and direction in our lives, especially during times of darkness.

WHEN WE CEASE TO UNDERSTAND THE WORLD_week three by EastLake Tri-Cities

As we wrapped up Hope for the World 2025, we focused on how each of us can take part in engaging the nations with the gospel. Pastor Scott Worthington preached from Colossians 4:2–4. In this passage, we learned that prayer is one of the primary ways we join in on what God is doing around the world. As we pray, God—by His sovereignty—chooses to move through the prayers of His people, opening doors of opportunity and inviting us to step into them to proclaim the gospel. Every Jesus follower is called to share the good news with those who do not know Jesus. Check out this sermon to learn more and see how you can take your next step in taking part of what God is doing in Las Vegas, the west, and the world.

Rob Cesternino and Shannon Guss dive deep into week three of Australian Survivor: Australia V World, analyzing the game-changing moves that have set the stage for an explosive finale. As the competition intensifies, the duo dissects Parvati's masterful gameplay, Luke's puzzling decisions, and the shifting alliances that have kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

Rob Cesternino and Shannon Guss dive deep into week three of Australian Survivor: Australia V World, analyzing the game-changing moves that have set the stage for an explosive finale. As the competition intensifies, the duo dissects Parvati's masterful gameplay, Luke's puzzling decisions, and the shifting alliances that have kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

Rob Cesternino and Shannon Guss dive into the thrilling second week of Australian Survivor: Australia Vs the World. This international clash of Survivor titans has delivered explosive gameplay, shocking eliminations, and unforgettable moments that have left fans buzzing.

Rob Cesternino and Shannon Guss dive into the thrilling first week of Australian Survivor: Australia Vs the World. This international clash of Survivor titans has delivered explosive gameplay, shocking eliminations, and unforgettable moments that have left fans buzzing.