Podcasts about young life area director

Join the Everyday Miracles podcast with Julie Hedenborg as she welcomes Father Matt Marino from St. Augustine, Florida. In this powerful episode, Father Matt shares his incredible testimony of survival after a brutal and unexpected stabbing. He details the miraculous events and divine intervention that saved his life, his journey of faith, and the profound sense of peace and forgiveness that he felt throughout this harrowing experience. Father Matt's story is a testament to the power of community, the miraculous nature of faith, and the importance of forgiveness. Stay tuned for an inspiring prayer for those struggling with fear and unforgiveness.      00:00 Preview   02:00 Father Matt's Background   06:05 The Attack before breakfast   16:13 The Aftermath and Medical Miracle   27:54 Forgiveness and Reflection   30:42 Startling discovery of demonic voices heard by attacker   32:40 Returning to Normalcy   36:21 Final and Prayer     Ephesians 4:32 "Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you."      How to reach Father Matt:   https://www.trinitysta.org/    About Father Matt:   An adolescent atheist turned Episcopal priest, Matt likes to drink coffee, talk about Jesus, and will shamelessly invite himself aboard your sailboat. Matt has been rector of Trinity since April Fools day, 2019. Also on Matt's resume: Basketball coach, history teacher, recovery planner, Young Life Area Director, summer camp program architect, youth/young adult director for the Diocese of Arizona, seminary instructor, church planter, consultant, and ballboy for the Phoenix Suns. Each of those experiences has left him more in wonder at the grandeur of the One who made us and calls us home through the cross and empty tomb. Matt and Kari have two grown children, Gabrielle and Luke, who love God and his church. Matt blogs at thegospelside.com

Welcome to The Divine & I hosted by Haley Shay. I am excited to host a dear friend of my, Suzanne, on the 10th episode of The Divine & I! Suzanne shares how she has come to know the Divine through relationships, especially as a Young Life Area Director, and has come know the Divine as friend. We talk about biblical hermeneutics and the empowerment that has come from reading the bible through a feminist lens. During the show & tell segment, Suze shares about a book that has been meaningful to her prayer life called "Breath as Prayer," by Jennifer Tucker. The hope for The Divine & I podcast is to welcome and explore the mystery of the Divine, be encouraged to deepen our understanding of the innermost self, and seek delight in the life gifted to us by the Divine. Visit the website: https://www.thedivineandi.com Follow the pod on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.divine.and.i/ Use code Divine20 to receive 20% off a couples session or wedding at https://www.jaderae.com/  Leave a donation: https://www.thedivineandi.com/donations    

Daily Hope No one would disagree that it is difficult to raise teenagers today. However, some would argue- when have parents not found the times unprecedented and the task of raising teenagers difficult? On the surface, this argument might sound plausible, but when we really peel back the onion to see all of the moving parts it seems apples are being compared to oranges. Perhaps a better analogy is that maybe molehills are being compared to mountains. A generation of kids without hope is what too many parents are dealing with today. What we need is hope for every day. Discussing Hope with Mark Gregston Mark is an author, speaker, radio host, and the Founder of a residential counseling center for struggling teens located in Longview, Texas. Mark's passion for helping teens can be seen in his 50 years of involvement with families as a youth pastor, Young Life Area Director, and now as Executive Director of Heartlight. Today we discuss his new book, "Daily Hope for Families." Episode Highlights: What is the second leading cause of death in teens? What quote does Trace give from Voltaire? What is the main reason kids feel hopeless? What main question does Mark ask himself? What is our role as parents and grandparents? Image from Canva

Daily Hope No one would disagree that it is difficult to raise teenagers today. However, some would argue- when have parents not found the times unprecedented and the task of raising teenagers difficult? On the surface, this argument might sound plausible, but when we really peel back the onion to see all of the moving parts it seems apples are being compared to oranges. Perhaps a better analogy is that maybe molehills are being compared to mountains. A generation of kids without hope is what too many parents are dealing with today. What we need is hope for every day. Discussing Hope with Mark Gregston Mark is an author, speaker, radio host, and the Founder of a residential counseling center for struggling teens located in Longview, Texas. Mark's passion for helping teens can be seen in his 50 years of involvement with families as a youth pastor, Young Life Area Director, and now as Executive Director of Heartlight. Today we discuss his new book, "Daily Hope for Families." Episode Highlights: What is the second leading cause of death in teens? What quote does Trace give from Voltaire? What is the main reason kids feel hopeless? What main question does Mark ask himself? What is our role as parents and grandparents? Image from Canva

Thank you for joining us for worship today! Young Life Area Director, Joe Marks, shares with us about the importance of the message of the gospel and sharing it with others by looking at Acts 8.

Tobias Haglund, Young Life Area Director and former Chairman of the Board for the San Diego East County Chamber of Commerce shares how relationships accomplish Kingdom purposes in the business community and with Gen Z. Enjoy and be inspired. Resources: https://younglife.org/find/#contact (https://younglifet.org/find/#contact)

Young Life is a Christian ministry that reaches out to middle school, high school, and college students, on their campuses and in the homes, in all 50 of the United States and in more than 100 countries around the world.How is it that while ministries around the nation are being chased from the public square, the appetite for Young Life programming has only grown?  Further, as you consider that 1 in 3 students that attend a Young Life camp come to faith in Christ, one has need of asking:  What does Young Life do to produce such an appetite for an authentic relationship with Christ and a desire for the truth of Scripture?These are questions that the church desperately needs to ask today.  In today's Kingdom Culture Conversation, we do.To learn more about Young Life, please click here."Kingdom Culture Conversations" is a podcast created through Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative of Northwest Christian School.For more information on Frameworks, please visit:  https://frameworks.ncsaz.org/For more information on Northwest Christian School, visit:  https://www.ncsaz.org/To reach out to Geoff Brown, please email gbrown@ncsaz.org or you can reach him by cell phone:  (623)225-5573.

How does the core desire (of being unique and authentic) and core fear (of being inadequate) of the Enneagram Type Four play out in a work setting? In this episode Kelsey Taylor interviews Tucker Morrow and Rachel Whitmire to get an insider peek into what it's like to be a Type Four as a Young Life Area Director as well as a soon-to-be Summer Moon Coffee Trailer Manager.

How does the core desire (of being unique and authentic) and core fear (of being inadequate) of the Enneagram Type Four play out in a work setting?   In this episode Kelsey Taylor interviews Tucker Morrow and Rachel Whitmire to get an insider peek into what it's like to be a Type Four as a Young Life Area Director as well as a soon-to-be Summer Moon Coffee Trailer Manager.  

Councillor Dylan Bressey was first elected to City Council in October 2017. Dylan moved to Grande Prairie to work for a non-profit youth organisation. Married to wife, Naomi. The two are raising their two young children in the city. Councillor Bressey spent most of his career as Young Life Area Director. A program that he describes as vital to the community. With a Master of Arts in Integrated Studies from Athabasca University. Dylan is currently studying Work, Leadership, and Organisation. Councillor Bressey loves to see how varied organisations approach their missions and how they can complement or conflict with one another. Follow Councillor Dylan Bressey on Social Media Twitter: https://twitter.com/DylanBresseyGP Follow Us: Instagram: www.instagram.com/crossborderpodcast Twitter: twitter.com/CrossBorderPod Facebook : www.facebook.com/CrossBorderInterviewPodcast/ Website: www.crossborderinterviews.ca/ Cross Border Interviews is owned by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc.

Join us as we chat with Young Life Area Director, Stephen Moten, about the amazing work that he and his colleagues are doing with the organization. Young Life is a group of caring adults who go where kids are, win the right to be heard, and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with them.For more information on Young Life check them out at www.younglife.org.

If you have questions about the Bible, about the liturgy, the sermon, or Christianity in general you can text your question anonymously to 210-920-0783 or email questions@trinitygracesa.orgFor more information about Young Life go to http://www.younglife.org or contact Carlyle at caguren@gmail.com

Beth Bruno and Jodi Green, Young Life Area Director, talk about teen girls in 2020 and why they don't connect to church, the Bible, and faith.Learn more from Jodi in the "Loving Teen Girls in 2020" course now available at:https://www.fierceandlovely.org/course7 Pressing Topics | 7 Experts | 7 Days

This week I have a great conversation with Abbot Chris Sorenson. Chris is the Founding Pastor and Abbot of the Mission Abbey in Chattanooga Tennessee. Before launching the Mission Chattanooga, Chris served as the Senior Associate Pastor of Stanwich Church in Greenwich, Connecticut for seven years. While in seminary (M.Div – Alliance Theological Seminary, Nyack, New York), Chris served as the Young Life Area Director in Darien, Connecticut. Oh ya, Chris is also a bitchin singer and songwriter.

John 3:1-21 Marcus Eiland, Young Life Area Director

Guest speaker Matthew VonStein, Young Life Area Director for York/Adams County, brought the Word to us this Sunday. Who Do You See? Luke 7:11-17

This week, Young Life Area Director, Shea Morgan, shares practically and from the heart about how we can "go" and share Jesus with the people we know.

Nick Coleman, Young Life– Area Director

Gary Burk, the first Young Life Area Director in Toledo, comes to leadership to tell the story of how it all started.