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Mark Levin
Press Photos of Hamas Terror Raise Ethical Questions
"Was it coordinated with Hamas? Did the respectable wire services which publish their photos approve of their presence inside enemy territory, together with the terrorist infiltrators? Did the photojournalists who freelance for other media like CNN? CNN's always there on the wrong side. And the New York Times, always there on the wrong side. Did they notify these outlets? Judging from the pictures of breaching, kidnapping and storming of Israeli kibbutz, it seems like the has border been breached not only physically but also journalistically. Four names appear on these photo credits from the Israel Gaza border area on October 7th. You ready MSNBC? The Daily Beast? Huffington Post? Mediaite? Hassan Yossef Mossad, Ali Mamand and Hatim Ali. Eslaya, a freelancer who also works for CNN, crossed into Israel, took photos of a burning Israeli tank, then captured infiltrators entering the kibbutz kafar on October 7th. Honest reporting has obtained screenshots of Eslaya's now -removed tweets on X, in which he documented himself standing in front of the Israeli tank. He didn't wear a press vest or a helmet, and the Arabic caption of his tweet read, Live from inside Gaza Strip settlements. Shortly after the publication of this article, we were alerted to footage of Hassan Elisha next to the Israeli tank. In addition, a photo has surfaced for showing him with Hamas leader and mastermind of October 7 massacre, Yahya Yabba Dabba Doo, Senwar. In this footage, they have it all there, Elisha, after he crossed into Israel and took photos of a burning tank. He then captured infiltrators and in the area. Hassan, also who also works for the New York Times, he was there as well, just in time to set foot in Israeli territory and take more tank pictures. Ali Mahmoud and Hatem Ali were positioned to get photos of the horrific abductions of Israelis in Gaza. Mahmoud captured the pickup truck the carrying body of German -Israeli Shani Lauk and Ali got several shots of abductees being kidnapped into the strip. Interestingly, the names of photographers, the which appear on other sources, have been removed from some of the photos on AP's database. You know the media is so corrupt. Perhaps someone at the agency realized posed it serious questions regarding their journalistic ethics. So the serious question is this. You went in
Evangelism on SermonAudio
A highlight from Hope for the Cursed (2)
"Well, let me ask you to turn in your Bibles to 2 Kings 7, and we're going to read verses 1 -20. 2 Kings 7, beginning in verse 1, this is the infallible, inerrant word of our God. Then Elisha said, hear the word of the Lord, thus says the Lord, tomorrow about this time, a saith of fine flour should be sold for a shackle, and two saith of barley for a shackle at the gate of Samaria. So an officer, on whose hand the king leaned, answered the man of God and said, look, if this thing be, and he said, this is Elisha now talking, and he said, in fact, you shall see it with your eyes, or you shall not eat of it. Now there were four lepers, men at the entrance of the gate, and they said to one another, why are we sitting here until we die? If we say, we'll enter the city, the famine is in the city, and we'll die there. And if we sit here, we die also. Now therefore come, let us surrender to the army of the Syrians. If they keep us alive, we shall live, and if they kill us, we shall only die. And they rose at twilight to go to the camp of the Syrians. And when they'd come to the outskirts of the Syrian camp, to their surprise, no one was there. For the Lord had caused the army of the Syrians to hear the noise of chariots and the noise of horses, the noise of a great army. So they said to one another, look, the king of Israel has hired against us the kings of the Hittites and the kings of the Egyptians to attack us. Therefore they arose and fled at twilight and left the camp intact, their tents, their horses and their donkeys, and they fled for their lives. And when the lepers came to the outskirts of the camp, they went into one tent and ate and drank and carried from it silver and gold and clothing and went and hid them. Then they came back and entered another tent and carried some from there also and went and hid it. Then they said to one another, we're not doing right. is This day a day of good news and we remain silent. If we wait until morning light, some punishment will come upon us. Now therefore come, let us go and tell the king's household. So they went and called to the gatekeepers of the city and told them saying, we went to the Syrian camp and surprisingly no one was there, not a human sound, only horses and donkeys tied in the tents intact. The gatekeeper called out and they told it to the king's household inside. So the king arose in the night and said to his servants, let me now tell you what the Syrians have done to us. They know that we're hungry, therefore they've gone out of the camp to hide themselves in the camp and they'll catch them alive and get into the city. And one of his servants answered and said, please let several men take five of the remaining horses which are left in the city. Look they may either become like all the multitude of Israel that are left in it or indeed I say they may become like all the multitude of Israel left from those who are consumed. So let us send them and see. Therefore, they took two chariots with horses and the king sent them in the direction of the Syrian army saying, go and see. And they went after them to the Jordan and indeed all the roads was full of garments and weapons which the Syrians had thrown away in their haste. So the messengers returned and told the king and the people went out and plundered the tents of the Syrians. So a seah of fine flour was sold for a shackle and two seahs of barley for a shackle according to the word of the Lord. Now the king had appointed the officer on whose hand he leaned to have charge of the gate but the people trampled him in the gate and he died just as the man of God had said who spoke when the king came down to him. So it happened just as the man of God had spoken to the king saying, two seahs of barley for a shackle and a seah of fine flour for a shackle shall be sold tomorrow about this time in the gate of Samaria. And that officer had answered the man of God and said, now look, if the Lord would make windows in heaven, could such a thing be? And he had said, in fact, you shall see it with your eyes but you shall not eat it. And so it happened to him for the people trampled him in the gate and he died. The grass withers and the flowers fade but the word of our God endures forever. Let's pray. Our Father, we thank you for your word. We thank you that it is true truth and we pray that that truth would reach into the minds and hearts of your people this evening and we ask this in Jesus' name, amen. Well, there's congregation of our Lord Jesus Christ. You may recall from last week that I said from chapter 6 verse 24 all the way down through the end of chapter 7 where we're dealing with a text that hangs together. It's a single narrative. I chose to divide it up for practical reasons but I do want you to know this, the chapter break, chapter 7 is a bit arbitrary. Now on the previous Lord's Day, we focused on chapter 6 that highlights some of the implications of Israel's desperate predicament. The Syrian army had besieged Samaria which meant there was a blockade around the entire city, nothing going in and nothing going out. And just as the siege intended, it created in Samaria a catastrophic famine where something as unsavory and unappetizing as a donkey's head or dove dung cost an absolute fortune. So the people simply had nothing to eat. Now you'll remember from last week the implication of their predicament was much worse than donkey heads and dove dung. King Jehoram went out and he was inspecting the city walls and he encountered an evil. That's truly breathtaking. There were mothers who were killing and eating their children and it's important to pause here and remember what we learned last week, that Syria besieging Samaria, the famine and even that grotesque cannibalism were actually implications of Israel's predicament. Their predicament, their actual problem is that on account of their idolatry and disobedience, they had fallen under God's covenant curses. Now if you want to explore God's covenant curses as they relate to this passage, you can check them out at Deuteronomy 28 verses 52 through 57, Leviticus 26 verses 27 through 29. We looked at that passage last week. The point is God had given them over and he's pulled back his hand of restraint and we're Well even Jehoram seemed to be shocked by the events and he made a show of tearing his clothes so that people could see he seemed to be mourning and then underneath the clothes on the outside he was wearing sackcloth on the inside and that of course is a garment typically associated with repentance and his repentance was a sham. We know that because instead of seeking out God's prophet for a word of direction or a word of comfort or a word of deliverance, the king's impulse was to have Elisha murdered. He actually sent an assassin to take Elisha's head but of course the prophet of God to whom God reveals himself knew what was happening and barred the door from the messenger and assassin. And as the men held the door, the king showed up right on the heels of the assassin likely wanting to make sure that the job got done and we began to learn there near the end of chapter 6 that the reason Jehoram was filled with bitter anger toward Elisha is because he's the one who told the king that those events that Samaria was experiencing were the Lord's judgment and that he must repent and wait on the Lord. And now having learned what those women were doing Jehoram's done waiting and chapter 6 ends with Jehoram making it clear that from his perspective the one to blame for this whole sordid mass is Yahweh. It's his fault. Look there at the end of verse 33 in chapter 6. Surely this calamity is from the Lord. Why should I wait for the Lord any longer? Most of Israel is living in spiritual darkness choosing to worship false gods. Samaria is enduring God's just covenant curses and they aren't at all bashful in telling their king that they're engaged in the worst imaginable kind of evil, cannibalism. And King Jehoram no longer has patience to wait for Yahweh and the reason he wants to take Elisha's head is because he can't get to Yahweh's head. And one of the most surprising truths that unfolds when we make the transition to chapter 7 as great and shocking as Samaria's sin is, as great and shocking as Jehoram's sin and impatience is, we come to something more shocking, something that's gloriously shocking. We learn that God's grace and patience eclipses their sin and impatience. We're getting a picture that God's grace is greater than all our sin. I mean the king is at Elisha's house to kill God's prophet and God's going to announce through his prophet a message of good news. That's why I entitled the message this week and last week Hope for the Cursed and that's what we pick up this evening. Look there at verse 1, it sets the stage. Then Elisha said hear the word of the Lord, thus says the Lord, tomorrow about this time a saya of fine flour shall be sold for a shackle and two sayas of barley for a shackle at the gate of Samaria. He said don't miss this. Elisha provides a kind of double affirmation to make it clear what he's about to speak is a divine message. Hear the word of the Lord and then thus says the Lord. It was a way of saying this is God's word you're hearing, don't miss this. This isn't just my voice you're hearing, you're hearing God's voice. And the message from Yahweh is that in just 24 hours there will be relief. Prices will return to normal, commerce will resume at the marketplace, at the gate, at the entrance of the city. It's amazing news and it's nothing less than God's good news of deliverance to people who utterly don't deserve it. Of course the news is so amazing and so good that Jehoram's captain is convinced it's simply too good to be true. And listen to the poetic way he describes his skepticism. Look, if the Lord would make windows in heaven could this thing be? The captain sure knew how to turn a phrase didn't he? But his eloquence simply masks his rank on belief. God's made a glorious promise. He's offered good news in a context of utter despair and hopelessness but that's not for him. He can't make sense of it so he just settles in his doubt. God can't possibly do this thing. And by the way we can rightly criticize this captain but isn't that a thought that plagues our minds often? We hear the promises of God and in the back of our mind. We think God can't really do this thing can he? I think we can struggle with that as well. Well as hope begins to emerge here in chapter seven we also do get this word of judgment. Because where there's salvation there's going to be judgment. And so Elisha tells the captain you're going to see God pour out this promised abundance on his people. You'll see the promise fulfilled but you won't participate in the cursed estate. And we'll see when we get to the end of the chapter that not only is God's word of promise and salvation fulfilled but there's always his word of judgment so sort of hold that thought for a couple minutes. Now Elisha didn't tell Jehoram or his officer how God would fulfill his promise but we're sort of privy to what's going on. You know it's something they used to do in the older movies. Meanwhile over here and that's sort of what we get. Meanwhile over here we find God's rescue and deliverance is going to begin in an unlikely place and with some unlikely man. We're told in verse three that there are four lepers who are at the gate of the city. That's an interesting place to be because lepers were driven out of the city and they wouldn't have been normally hanging out at the gate. They would have been pressed beyond it. So you have to think it's because there's a blockade and because the gate's closed they've gotten over there. Because lepers ordinarily can't enter the city where God's people dwell because they're unclean. So the gates shut up tight. But here's the thing, they're in this weird predicament where they can't get into the city to get away from the Syrians. They're sort of pushed between the Syrian and Samaria and they're in a desperate place. And they start to take stock of their situation and they apply some leper logic. If they stay at the gate they'll die. They think if we manage to find a way to get into the city and this famine continues we'll die. On the other hand if we go to the Syrian camp we could very well die. I mean they may very well kill us but at least there, there's this slim possibility, just a slim possibility that they might let us live. So having weighed their options leper logic said we're going to the Syrian camp. And we're told there in verse five, and they rose at twilight to go to the camp of the Syrians and when they had come to the outskirts of the Syrian camp to their surprise no one was there. And what a surprise it must have been. They certainly thought when we get to the camp we're going to be in grave danger. But they're not. And they must have wondered what in the world has happened. And again we're privy to what God was doing. Yahweh had made the Syrians here what sounded like a great army, an army with a mighty cavalry and they heard these incredible sounds. It's hard to contemplate the volume, the decibels that must have been thundering outside of Samaria. And the Syrian soldiers they're sure that Jehoram has hired mercenaries to come from the Hittites and the Egyptians and the Syrians were so terrified at these loud sounds of soldiers and armies that they don't even bother breaking camp. They simply beat feet out of there leaving behind their tents, their livestock, even their gold and silver. What they heard struck terror in their hearts and then they fled for their lives. It's really something isn't it? And you'll remember we learned this just a couple weeks back. It shows us the story of the sovereignty of God over his enemies and ours. God had blinded the Syrians to protect Israel and especially to protect his prophets. God was feeding intelligent reports to Elisha again to protect his people and protect his prophets. Now he overcomes their enemies with the sounds of a great military. Again, behind this is God's willingness to fight for his people, to ensure this victory for his people. Whether it's blinding, deafening sounds, secret intelligence reports, God is fighting the battles of his people. And when the lepers, again they don't really know this. We know this, but the lepers don't know this. They enter the abandoned camp and they experience what will be for them. A life changing, transforming reversal of fortunes. In that moment they went from poverty to plenty. And basically they're granted all the benefits of the spoils of war without ever having to lift a finger to fight it. And as soon as they get their bellies full of food and drink they actually start stockpiling gold and silver. One moment these poor four lepers were destitute and the next moment they've got a fully funded retirement account. And this really is one of those passages that you read and you can't help but see all kinds of gospel reflections, right? I'm sure some of those have come to your mind. Let me just mention a couple. First, the lepers were transformed from a state of desperation to a state of salvation. They were little more than the walking dead, right? Now they have life and they have it abundantly and it was all God's doing. It was the sheer undeserved grace of God. These lepers didn't deserve kindness any from God and yet they're the objects of the exceeding kindness of God. And this certainly describes how God saves sinners, doesn't it? It's a little picture of that. How God saves sinners and grants us new life in Christ. Even when we were the walking dead, dead in trespasses and sin, God made us alive together with Christ by grace. You've been saved, Ephesians 2 .5. And we've been raised up and seated with Christ in the heavenly places so that in the coming age we will see the exceeding riches of God's grace for us in Christ, Ephesians 2 .7. Grace and riches are what deliver us from the dead lepers experienced. It's only a faint blip on the radar screen compared to the grace and riches God provides us in Christ. And again, we don't lift a finger and the victory is won for us and we enjoy that inheritance forever. A second way we see a gospel reflection is that the lepers experienced sovereign grace. Now it's obvious as day just reading through this passage that the lepers good fortune is clearly God's doing and all of God's doing. But there's a little detail in the text that seems to be inserted here to show us just how precisely God's orchestrating these events. It says in verse 5, the lepers left for the Syrian camp at twilight. And then we see in verse 7, it was right at twilight that the Syrians fled. By the way, this word twilight in the whole Samuel, Kings, Chronicle narrative is used three times. Once back in 1 Samuel 30 and then twice here. So this word is meant to catch our attention. The lepers left at twilight. The Syrians left at twilight. And perfect timing. It's not arbitrary, not accidental, and not coincidental. It's to highlight that God's working out the purposes of his will to bring a salvation to these lepers right down to the precise time that one leaves and the other shows up. God's superintending over the details to provide salvation and an undeserved inheritance to the lepers. And then we see and isn't that what we have? In Christ we have obtained an inheritance having been predestined according to him who works out all things according to the counsel of his will. Ephesians 1. There are a number of little gospel gems here, but I'll leave it there. The lepers, they're enjoying their new fortune. And some are very critical of the lepers because it took them a while to realize this, but they do realize something. They realize while they're enjoying God's blessing, there are still people inside Samaria who are starving. And so in verse 9 they said to one another, we're not doing right. This day is a day of good news and we remain silent. If we wait until morning light, some punishment will come upon us. Now therefore come, let us go and tell the king's household. Indeed it is a day of good news and they want to proclaim it. You know it's interesting, we heard something of that in Psalm 96 this morning, didn't we? Psalm 96 verse 2. Sing to the Lord, bless his name, proclaim the good news of his salvation from day to day. These lepers, they've experienced that good news and they want to proclaim it to the folks in Samaria. The word good news in Psalm 96 and in 2 Kings 7 is from the root word that means that's besor or besorah. And it's the Greek translation of that word is probably one you've at least heard echoes of. It's euangelizumai, it's the evangel, it's glad tithings, it's good news, it's gospel. And for these lepers having personally experienced this good news, it's their impulse to go and tell others and they know if we don't do that we'll be guilty of being stingy with the good gift God's given them. Now you could probably arrange a whole sermon around what this teaches about evangelism and frankly some very wonderful expositors have done that but we don't have time but you could ground a whole sermon on evangelism from this text and you wouldn't be stretching the text. You could describe how these lepers were beggars who had nothing to eat and all they were looking for was scraps and once they had been given bread they wanted to go and tell other beggars where they could find bread. You could work that kind of thing out or you could point out that the lepers were outsiders who are now saved and go to tell insiders, right? Because these are the people who weren't allowed into communion and fellowship with the covenant community and now they're the ones with the gospel. I was talking to someone very recently within the last couple of weeks and I mentioned to them that America receives the second highest number of missionaries of any country in the world, right? So again the harvest is plentiful and those of you who like and have been blessed by the ministry of Alistair Begg, he came to this country some 30 plus years ago to be a missionary and you know what he identified as his mission field? The evangelical church.
Discerning Hearts - Catholic Podcasts
A highlight from Monday of the Twenty-Second Week in Ordinary Time A Time of Lectio Divina for the Discerning Heart Podcast
"A time of Lectio Divina for the discerning heart. Monday of the 22nd week in ordinary time. As you begin, take a deep breath and exhale slowly. For the next few moments, surrender all the cares and concerns of this day to the Lord. Say slowly from your heart, Jesus, I trust in you. You take over. Become aware that he is with you. Looking upon you with love. Wanting to be heard deep within your heart. A reading from the Holy Gospel according to Luke chapter 4 verses 16 through 30. Jesus came to Nazareth where he had been brought up and went into the synagogue on the Sabbath day as he usually did. He stood up to read and they handed him the scroll of the prophet Isaiah. Unrolling the scroll, he found the place where it is written, the spirit of the Lord has been given to me, for he has anointed me. He has sent me to bring the good news to the poor, to proclaim liberty to captives, and to the blind new sight, to set the downtrodden free, to proclaim the Lord's year of favor. He then rolled up the scroll, gave it back to the assistant and sat down. And all eyes in the synagogue were fixed on him. Then he began to speak to them. This text is being fulfilled today even as you listen. And he won the approval of all and they were astonished by the gracious words that came from his lips. They said, this is Joseph's son, surely? But he replied, no doubt you will quote me saying, physician, heal yourself and tell me we have heard all that happened in Capernaum, do the same here in your own countryside. And he went on, I tell you solemnly, no prophet is ever accepted in his own country. There were many widows in Israel, I can assure you in Elijah's day when heaven remained shut for three years and six months and a great famine raged throughout the land. But Elijah was not sent to any one of these. He was sent to a widow in Zarephath and a Sidonian town. And in the prophet Elisha's time, there were many lepers in Israel, but none of these was cured except the Syrian Naaman.
Elevation Church Podcast
"elisha" Discussed on Elevation Church Podcast
"Are you really alive? Are you just The Walking Dead? That's not the life that God had intended for you. He wants you to live a full life. A blessed life. A strong life. A full breath, life. I'll end with this second king's 13, 22. You don't have to bring it up, guys, but I told you a little earlier about the story of elisha and how he had the double portion resurrection. How he raises this boy. This shouldn't woman's boy. Then he lives a long life. Then he dies. Elijah sit into a tomb. And these men pick up this man, they throw him. On a licious tomb on a licious grave. And like I told you earlier, that man, race from the dead. Just because of the power that was in elisha's bones. You know whose body that was? It is said to believe that that is the shoe no white woman's son. So the double portion that elisha had prayed. Was not just for himself. But it was also for that shit in my woman's boy.
Evangelism on SermonAudio
"elisha" Discussed on Evangelism on SermonAudio
"Of Israel 7 to Elijah when he saw them, the blind army. My father came to Russia. Shall I strike them? Shy. Bring them? Can I tell them? This desire. And Elijah says, now shout not to mind them. What does that not make those and that has taken back into the sword in that bow, set bread and water before them they may eat and drink and go to their master. Very great provision for them and when they had eaten and drunk, the cynical way, they went to their mastery. So the names of Syria, who know more into the land, it Israel, for 24, the king of Syria invades. The least soldier of the national surrounding state that is a scenario where once actually guests of the city of samaria and elisha was the reason that they had been killed. So this king desire decides to know I'm going to and I am going to kill elisha for letting them go. So that doesn't really seem like the logical thing to do, but this thing is upset. He is angry. He is not thinking straight in his first reaction is to get angry at God and angry at the man who represents God and strike out against him. It's interesting. Society that his rejecting guy does not really fall in God. As soon as something goes bad, he can still find a way to be angry that God for everything that is going on. Just a strange phenomenon you will find that a person who doesn't follow God's loss doesn't live the way God wants him to live, doesn't care what God has to say, all of a sudden things don't go the way they're supposed to. And the first thing they do is Kurt Scott. Blame God for it. Well, that doesn't make any sense at all. We don't walk in God's ways. Then you can expect consequences. And so this man is just angry, crazy faithless, not a follower of God, but then also we'll see those not just in. There's the people of the end of their faithless. First 32 of the relationship sat in his house and elder sat with him. The king said demand for before him by air before the messengers came to him and said to the elders, see how this son or murderer had taken to send to take away my head. Look, when the messenger comes and shut the door and hold him back to the door, is not the sound of his master's feet behind
Live Behind The Veil
A highlight from A Hunger Cry!
"Welcome to live behind the veil and atmosphere where men and women of God speak his word to this age and bring his kingdom to this earth. Do you have ears to hear and eyes to see what God is doing in this hour? Let us join our host and the family's conversation as the Holy Spirit is unfolding. The word behind the veil. I'm on your host, and on this podcast, the family opens their hearts to the cry of the Holy Spirit. Where is the God of Elijah? Where is the God of miracles? Where is Jehovah? The right now God. Join us in our cry to our father for a greater appropriation of his presence in this earth. We draw the Holy Spirit tonight, and we ask him to show us to speak through us, we don't understand. But our heart is yearning to function and do what it is you're wanting us to do. So show us, show us, reveal to us, we're not going to be satisfied any more with just a taste, and I draw on the Holy Spirit to show us that the guide us, and to speak through us and let us really see what are you doing, tell us what you're doing, show us. Well, we open our hearts. Our hearts are yearning to want to do and be what the lord wants us to do and be in this earth. In the name of the lord Jesus Christ. We agree with that. Christ called it a mystery. The mystery of Christ in you. The hope of glory. That's what the voice spirit was to do. Reveal, reveal. The mysteries of Christ. So we asked your Holy Spirit, reveal the mysteries of Christ to us. Show us leaders direct us. Right. There is a need here. We need the Holy Spirit. We need the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. I just cry out for it, lord. I cry out for it. You know, I want the Holy Spirit. The outpouring, the descending of the Holy Spirit. You know, we can read till we're blue in the face. We can quote scripture we can do all this stuff, but where is that reality of right now of it functioning? Where's the functionality of it? But in our mind, we think we have an answer. But you know, I don't believe that's the truth because we can not do it in our mind. We have to have the Holy Spirit show us and teach us, and guide us. I want that reality that simple scripture that says, these things will follow those who believe, it's not saying those who are miracle workers, or those who are this or that, it's those who believe the sick will be healed, will raise the dead, where is the lack of connection that we should have to see the reality of these things taking place. We lose the desire to know and to have it. God, in part to us a hunger for the Holy Spirit. Lord, I wanted, you know, I believe health on my own belief. Right. Right. I don't even want to have all the right answers about it. I don't care about the right answers. Care about the outpouring of Holy Spirit. It'll be evident yes. Very it's time for reaching in. You know, I want to be able to say, we better run because that is a promise the size of a man's hand, and we better run because it's going to be a day of the fact that I know that was Elijah talking about The Rain. You know, I don't care about that. I want the reality of what is a spirit leading right now. What is he trying to kick us in the pants for? Christ was not led. He was a driven. Driven. He didn't wake up and go or father lead me today. What do you speak? He was driven by the Holy Spirit. He was little driven. It was no question. I've experienced tastes of that. Did I have to do something? I have to do it. And I get up and I go do it. Because I feel compelled to do it. Driven to do it. But it's few and far between. Lifestyle. That should be the way we're moving all the time. One of the things that we can do appropriate the answer, and then let that appropriation have an expression, you speaking about him being driven. Where did he get that? He got it from his father. And it was like you just said Alan, it was from spirit. To spirit. This when the spirit fell on him at Jordan. Right, that's when he was first driven to go into the wilderness. Where is the fruits from the spirit? That's what I'm asking. That's what I'm looking for. I want to know, I want to walk in those. It doesn't matter how many hours a day I wait on the lord, how many hours a day I pray, how many hours a day I be in the word, it still needs to work. For me, it's not good enough. That it works in the spirit, where I can't see it. I live here on this Terra firma. In this part of my body, God made too. He made all three realms, my soul, my body, and my spirit. I am beside myself because we talked about this for 40 years. It's kind of like God's going, well, how long will you put up with this? How long are you going to put up with not seeing my word manifested? In the earth. Just imagine for a second. The outpouring of the Holy Spirit happens, and it doesn't stop happening. Right. Exactly. But we're believing for that baptism of the Holy Spirit where he comes and he is so much more real than the air we breathe. And that he is leading us compelling us driving us to say or to do whatever, and out of that compulsion, things start to take place. But I don't want it just to be a talk on what somehow we can touch him. Where he hears our heart cry, he hears it, and takes notice, I need an overflow of the Holy Spirit. I would, from elisha, where is the God of Elijah? That's that is our cry. Where is the God that's making things happen? You know, where's the God of Elijah, where brought down fire after he doused those altars with so much water. Where's that God? Or is the God who, who parted the Red Sea, who caused all the ten gods of Egypt to die. That's the God I want to see. That's the God I want to hear from. I don't want to be satisfied with just a puny little portion. If I am asking for an avalanche, I don't want to get satisfied for a thimble. We accept two little from God. God is very good about that. He'll give you a thimble full and see if you'll leave him alone. But it's only the beginning. I want to know his ways so much. I think it's his drive. He wants this in us, and were finally giving it an expression. Together, instead of just one or two, my focus is him, and crying out to him going, I need more of you. I need the Holy Spirit because how the heck am I going to be a channel to bring forth your kingdom which I understand is the bottom line? That's what you put me here for. To bring forth your kingdom in the earth, I can't do that with what little I have. I just can't, I can't follow the pattern of Christ. I can't. Christ couldn't follow it. He had to have the fullness of the Holy Spirit. I'm no better than him. Just like the disciples, there were bundling idiots. They're just like us. Until they had the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Of their something happened to those guys. Dramatic. Because they changed. You know, and excuse me if this is offensive, but it's not about me. We're not going to get ripped off. Right. You know, we're not going to be just like the guys in hebrews. They had faith, but they never got to promise. Exactly. They didn't get the promise, guys. You read hebrews. You read about Jesus, you know, we sing a song. That he would get his reward. I don't want to see another generation have to come and go. I want to see that fulfillment happen. I want Christ to get his reward. I want to see the fulfillment of everything he spoken on this earth to take place. I want to see those fulfillments. It's not about us. Never has been, aren't we his reward? We are. Experiencing the impartation of God's word through his family is life. As this time in his presence blessed you, then please subscribe to our podcast at live behind the veil dot com. 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"elisha" Discussed on Pod Save America
"Podcasts crooked own chief take officer. Elisha cone is back for another round of positive. America's new hit game take appreciator. Take it away elijah. Hi guys welcome back to the take appreciate. There's initiators notably bad punditry with you. The producers have seen. These takes john. John and tommy have not. We haven't react real and rate them on a scale of one to four politicos bear with us as we continue to work out kinks this segment in real time. John john tommy. Are you ready. yes all right. First one thematic for today from the washington post titled how glenn young. Kim could become education governor. We'd need oh my god. Oh my god we need give give. Here's a quote. If glenn young can winds will be because he convinced parents that he would tackle the malays that affects so many public schools. His appointments in that area will be most important. His legislative priorities has most urgent and if he succeeds. More than virginia will be winners. We i have to play the game of who who wrote the stake. This is sort of a yes so like can we I is it a a writer for the post. This isn't like a bad right. Is it a guest writer. guest writer. is it a regular contributor. I'm not sure. But he is deeply trigger into you guys mark no i. My life is not about like supporting the torture or some sort of war crime. It's probably not mark. Here's what i'll say about that take I think there is a malays in america's schools and fundamentally it is that we are learning too much about what happened in america between the declaration of independence and elvis And we basically if we want to get rid of the malays we should just skip right from. We hold these truths to be self evident all the way to like hippies in the sixties and maybe nafta and if we can skip all the other stuff that happened in the middle. I think kids would be a lot happier parents. We lot happier teachers a lot happier. And you know what i'm giving love. It's take three politicos. Yeah she's just absolutely johnson man Wolf i tell us who it is to tulsa as helps with with the rating hugh hewitt can't fucking. I didn't even veterans that might have increased. that might have increased my rating. Yeah i think. I think we're seeing. I think it would have to.
The Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast
"elisha" Discussed on The Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast
"You're going to pick them up. You're gonna put them in your lineup. I view the current situation. Jeff wilson and ringmaster not a part of the roster yet As elisha mitchell and trace sermon as a committee. I don't think either guys gonna get everything but he is important. This is a good solid running team running attack. That's why Most had value along with remastered speed but elisha. Mitchell has that speed. That's he was a sub four four. He's very moster. s he he is. He's he's a great athlete and look. I'm just going to say cal. Shanahan just an unbelievably good coach monstrous ego. I mean this guy just wants to prove its him doing it. He he loves grabbing. These undrafted rookies these late round guys. He's alfred morris isn't saying i did this this is this is my system and i'm not saying that that that's why he would put elisa mitchell in over trae sermon but if he likes elijah mitchell that that goes to his ego. So i believe is ensure field and brandon. I you exactly it's shanahan doing it. and so i i believe ally mitchell will be involved. He is a running back that you can grab on waivers week one and and have them at least for a while he might not be a full season guy for you to me. That doesn't matter. I know i like to go back to those concerns. You're laying out to jeff wilson back in week six. That's an eternity for now fantasy football. I still don't have the advice. I need okay. The advice i have no doubt leisure missiles going to be part of a committee ineffective and all that the advice i need is whether or not. How much do i invest on this temporary situation for elisa mitchell. You say it's an eternity away. You're right is five. Weeks can make the playoffs for you. But are you. Investing eighty percent of your fab on allies mitchell. Are you gusting ninety. Percents fab analyzer mitchell. No i'm not doing. This isn't a full fab dump for me. But i'm going at least a handle chill was gidell's forty four was taught a kid who is fifty-five hagar hagar is. Would you invest a kettle or a hager. It depends on your team situation. Really go full hagar. What about a general advice. You'd go full hager i. I think that's a good amount. Fifty five percent of your budget.
Fantasy Focus Football
"elisha" Discussed on Fantasy Focus Football
"That are you are we. Should we downgrade crushable illness. I was just clearing my throat. Nice sort of forget. Because i'm over in the cubby. I'm in this aclu cave. I'm over here today. So i sort of forget that one of our cameras is broken. Can't believe it or not one of our cameras. I would be to not. Of course we love used to bind. You know one of our cameras broken. Which is hilarious to think about like. Espn fires podcasters out there. That are struggling with their equipment. Going like you know. I wish i could make it to the big time. Just you know not the big time to yeah big time. Yeah so Back to josh. Jacobs i do. I do i understanding. Is that josh. Jacobs is good to go tonight and i shouldn't have a big role. Okay that is good news right. They wanna make sure that we mentioned it in case the news was more pessimistic. And you had to potentially make a last minute lineup change. Let's get back to you those to find it because brandon as we move to sort of a patient's or panic after a week. One bossed barely played yesterday at thirteen route. Six zero targets to find this to me did not seem disciplinary. Did not seem like he's forgotten. How do we star receiver all of a sudden. This felt me likes scar tissue from an injury or an absence during the preseason it's it's a weird one. I think i'm still sorting out. Because if you go to so let me start with. When i was in camp. I don't think there's any question that we were gonna see brandon. You starting alongside depot samuel. That's how it felt. When i was there. I spoke with him at length. We talked about the changes for him having this full training camp after having challenging rookie season coming in the covert era one things. He told me was. His goal was to play in all seventeen games and he seemed really intent on it. Now if you talk to some of the beat writers who cover the team really closely Matt maiocco posted an interesting tweet yesterday saying that he is still learning how to be a pro and that at this you know after a hot start to training camp he had tailed off so there was a deliberate coaching decision. Now i know kyle shanahan said you know. He had missed the time with the hamstring. Issue did cause him to miss about ten days of practice. He did participate in practice last week. So on the outside it looked like it was good to go. But i spoke with someone else's said it turns out. He was working with the scout team in practice a lot. So i think there was some setup there that we didn't necessarily know about it was not made public but i think there may have been a bit of a message sending the one thing i am. Concerned about is brenton. I miss time last year because of injuries and it was really important to him to not do that this year. Sometimes players will get nervous and if he was holding out a little bit not practicing and then there's some challenge between coaching getting frustrated that he's not out there who who knows where that line is but it's something to watch it does make me concerned. The forty niners have a lot of injuries shoes. So i kind of understand from a player side if you're trying to be conservative and protect yourself again. I'm not in the room so don't know exactly what happened. I think it'd be interesting to see what they do while they're in west. Virginia this week camping right. They're all really close together for the week. let's see what we hear about brandon. I and maybe that will change in week two. Well this is one of the reasons. Why when you write. A column called fields favorites. You can't hit him all right matthew. I wouldn't know anything about that. I wouldn't know anything about putting something out in public working out. I've never happened to you. Ever from Excuse me from we'll bring you deebo. Samuel was not disappointed. He was excellent. Yesterday we'll sort of dive into that brandon situation more and more threat to seasonable matthew. Wanna ask you. David montgomery weightless this week. He fields favourite was. He was in a rhetoric. I i really believe that. And that was the point during the preseason. You'll good football player is you. Were absolutely on that. And i was anti that damian. Williams did get a lot more work which was one of my concerns with montgomery. So we'll see but admits. I was wrong on that one football player. He looked he looked good yesterday. And a tough match-up pin got into the end zone percent. Can i can ask you really quick question because run out of time but this week had so many things that so many takeaways that we we're going to have to talk about more tomorrow as well as our waiver wire monday night football but i'm just curious from a perspective from your guys thought process watching week one did did you have one big takeaway or something that you felt like you wanted to make sure that we talk about here on today's show start matthew. Sure listen there's so much to get to. I'll just. I'll give you one thing. Is that we talk about sometimes. Preseason is not indicative right marchetto borough being great examples of that elisha mitchell being a great example of that but sometimes it is right and i think about corey davis. I mean like we talked about this on the show yesterday. yesterday morning. Which was that. Core davis had a fifty five percent target. Share fifty five percent from zach wilson and the second preseason game and then obviously five ninety seven two touchdowns over twenty-six six fantasy points there. That was something that like like. He threw six eight passes on. I drives this preseason. Six went to corey davis again. Like he was always looking for corey. Davis jamison crowder out in the wiser. More you know in his.
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"elisha" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Eat flies. I don't donate me. I'm a vegetarian. I don't kill flies. He said And before that. If you could hear elisha saying i was just going home. I'm an introvert. I'm different. I was just going home. I'm different. That's all i was doing. I'm so sorry. I have no gun. I don't do that stuff. I don't do any fighting. why are you taking me. He said that's the police body camera footage of officers tackling and arresting elisha as he walked home august two thousand nineteen medical responders to arrive then injected elijah with a large amount of the powerful sedative. Ketamine enough just sedate a large two hundred pound man even though elijah was just five six under one hundred forty pounds. He suffered cardiac arrest on the way to. The hospital died several days later. This is colorado attorney general. Philip wiser speaking wednesday after announcing the charges against those involved in elisha death late last thursday. After careful and thoughtful deliberation the grand jury returned thirty to count indictment against aurora police. Officers randy row dima and nathan would former aurora police officer jason rosenblatt and aurora fire. Rescue paramedics jeremy cooper and peter chikuni for their alleged conduct on the night of august. Twenty four twenty nine that resulted in the death of mr mcclean. The charges come after the local district attorney decided earlier not to file criminal charges citing lack of evidence but protests and an online petition that gathered more than five million signatures the saw happening after In minneapolis What happened There with the murder of george floyd Those protests prompted the colorado governor. Jared police to reexamine the case. This is how elisha mcclain's mother chenine mcclain responded to news of the thirty to count criminal indictment. I'm thankful i'm grateful that They saw i saw that. He never should have been stopped. That he never should have been brutalized. He never should have been handcuffed. Never should have been given kademi. I expect prison for my son's murders and their accomplices. Because that's exactly what. They did their accessories to a crime and I don't think it should be anything less than that. They need to be prosecuted to the extent of the law. We're joined in denver by colorado state representative leslie. Herod she spoke to elisha. Mcclain's mother played a key role in criminal justice reform since his tragic death including spearheading a bill to ban police. Use of ketamine. Leslie herod is also the first. Lgbtq plus african american to hold office in the colorado general assembly. Welcome to democracy. Now can you start off by responding to the indictments two years after elijah mclean was killed by police and paramedics morning. And thanks for having me. What i would say want is that i echo minutes sentiments. Being grateful that decent indictments have come down. I think that they are a true statement. That colorado believes police accountability and reform in that we will hold officers and first responders accountable when they harm someone in our communities but it was janin's voice and her work that led to colorado passing the largest and most impactful police accountability law in the country and really working on three bills. That allowed this data happen that called ketamine use of force by law enforcement that ensured that we could have special investigations when someone is at the hand of or the direction of law enforcement. We band chokehold and we ended qualified immunity and janine and her work with central to all of that. And what are the next steps for the attorney. General's office after this thirty to count. Indictment general will now take his fight to district court where he will have to plead the case. That alleged mclean was was murdered. A unjustly And that the officers and the first responders use their absorb in a way that was deadly and so he will have to prove. This case won't be easy until important. That people who are engaged now continued to be engaged. Continue to call for justice because this is just one step. We have not reached justice yet. Not for elijah. You know it's amazing. The progress of these indictments what this means after elisha mclean was killed by the police. He's walking home. Sort of dancing wearing headphones. Listening to music violinist who played violin for cats and dogs at a local animal shelter as he said i'm different He said. I don't kill flies. I'm a vegetarian He kept apologizing. Saying i'm so sorry. He said i can't breathe. I can't breathe After this happened even local reporter said they did not pay attention to this. Until george floyd was killed that's when the mass protests happened. Can you talk about that leslie. Howard absolutely well. Colorado and denver specifically was that the center of the protests just like many other cities across the country. And i remember introducing a bill the first day we got back around police accountability and from. I'm sorry from the bid session and when we gave our first rally and talked about the police accountability bill. This small quiet woman stepped up from the crowd. I handed her the megaphone and she looked at me and look at the crowd and said. Why weren't you here for my thought. Why are you here for someone who died states away but when i called you four support people in colorado for support for my son no one showed up and it was interesting because the crowd turned to and the mc. Do you want to take the microphone back. And i said no. I want to have this conversation. I asked who who are side was when she said to mclean. I knew right that that her voice needed to be center in this conversation in that people needed to know who allies was and so from that moment on we worked lockstep to pass police accountability again on three bills over the course of a year and a half to make sure that what happened to her son never happen again but we also raised the profile around her case in a way that gained international attention and put pressure on the governor of colorado to act to tell the attorney general to act and we put provisions in our bill. That's specifically related to allies mcclain's case so that we could get things like the complete body camera cluj. So that we could prosecute the case all of these things were related to elijah and the other black and brown men women and gender non binary people in colorado that have been murdered by the police and finally the response by the colorado police to the protests. Once they actually happened after. George floyd was killed as you pointed out then. Talking about elisha mclean. One of the most moving scenes was the violin vigil. People playing violins and honor of elisha violinist and then beaten by police. How is this changed. The way the aurora police.
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Officers and Medics Indicted in Elijah McClain's 2019 Death
"Back in two thousand nineteen hundred twenty three year old. Elijah mclean died after a violent encounter with police today two years after his death a colorado grand jury has finally indicted three police officers and two paramedics our report tonight from nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez similar unit. We're fighting tonight. Police officers and paramedics in aurora colorado are facing criminal charges after stopping. Twenty-three-year-old elisha mclean while. He walked home from a convenience store here today because allies is not here and he should police had gotten a call about a suspicious man wearing a mask introverts. They restrained him with corroded hull than paramedics injected him with a powerful senate. Kademi is now a thirty to count indictment two officers former officer and two paramedics each face account of manslaughter. In criminally-negligent homicide four of the five also face assault charges mcleans family described him as a kind introvert who played violin to comfort cats at an animal shelter. They say he often wore masks to keep warm because of a blood condition a loud and resounding statement that nobody is above the law right after his death august. Twenty one thousand nine prosecutors did not charge anyone protesters but the case drew renewed attention last year following the murder of george floyd. Some of mclean's last words. I'm just different became a rallying. Cry calling that response. A hysterical overreaction. Today the aurora police union said our officers did nothing wrong. Sadly mr mcclean do a combination of exertion due to his decision to violently resist arrest and a pre existing heart condition but mclean's father wept as he heard the news disneyland. Bit people will be held accountable with the and i know my saying be smiley. Legal experts. Say that while it's unusual for police officers to face charges in this type of case. It's extremely rare for paramedics to do so.
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"elisha" Discussed on JOHN16AND12.COM
"Like this time. We are in with a darkness that rules more and more on the on of it's darkness the -noth- sun gonna shine. The mole is gonna be read the blog and everything is going to be so much more bad and i know that those seven years of tribulation when the suffering all over the world. It's it's gonna be seven years before. Before the calming messiahs coming. And i am a forerunner for him to calm and elisha they talking about he will he should come back as four around and i am a forerunner and and the i in another episode. My podcast. I've talked this several years of tribulation and jesus christ was saying that they still me that it has already started and it started in two thousand nine so in two thousand twenty six should the tribulation and in and two thousand nine in the win. He's say that. Jesus christ is because corona virus called nine kobe ninety. That's because started two thousand nine team the virus so i don't know if the virus lawyers is corona virus is going or sears viruses going to go up and down up and down down until two thousand twenty six hope not above the can be another this house. This sauce. the coming. It doesn't need to be corona virus for seven years. What is going to be bad times..
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"elisha" Discussed on JOHN16AND12.COM
"Like this time. We are in with a darkness that rules more and more on the on of it's darkness the -noth- sun gonna shine. The mole is gonna be read the blog and everything is going to be so much more bad and i know that those seven years of tribulation when the suffering all over the world. It's it's gonna be seven years before. Before the calming messiahs coming. And i am a forerunner for him to calm and elisha they talking about he will he should come back as four around and i am a forerunner and and the i in another episode. My podcast. I've talked this several years of tribulation and jesus christ was saying that they still me that it has already started and it started in two thousand nine so in two thousand twenty six should the tribulation and in and two thousand nine in the win. He's say that. Jesus christ is because corona virus called nine kobe ninety. That's because started two thousand nine team the virus so i don't know if the virus lawyers is corona virus is going or sears viruses going to go up and down up and down down until two thousand twenty six hope not above the can be another this house. This sauce. the coming. It doesn't need to be corona virus for seven years. What is going to be bad times..
Raising Christian Kids
"elisha" Discussed on Raising Christian Kids
"Upon what we see we may be missing out on other blessings that the lord has for us and our children can be missing out on these blessings as well. One way to explain. This is to have your child draw a picture of a heart on a piece of paper. Children loved to draw hearts or have them cut out. I'll read heart and construction paper and and set it on the table before them and ask them if they can see love in the heart that they created. Can they look at that heart and actually see love then. You could explain to them. That love is a feeling. It's a feeling that is in our hearts. It's a spiritual feeling that we have for one another looking at at heart. That's on that piece of paper doesn't tell them if there's love in that heart or if it's a wicked heart or a mean heart that can only be seen with our spiritual eyes. It's like seeing with their minds. I you know we close our eyes to see something that at that moment. We don't physically see it but we see it in our minds. I those are spiritualize. Were looking beyond. What is physical. We see physically james early. Who's the host of the bible speaks to you. He describes this spiritual seen wonderfully in his eightieth episodes. So if you have time to tune into james early the bible speaks to. He did an excellent job on this episode. About looking through our is not only physically but spiritually. So how can you teach a child to see love joy and peace. If it's not something tangible in how do you teach your chop to see something that they cannot hold touch or feel in second kings six versus eight through twenty three. When the servant of the man of god sawn army with horses and chariots he became very afraid and elisha tells him. Don't look with. Your physical is alisha. Pray to god to open up. His servants is so that he may really see the things that are spiritual. The lord opened up the servants is so that he could see the hills full of horses and chariots of fire. We can read that story to our children. Maybe not the younger ones but the older ones sent and tell them that when we pray to god to open up our eyes so we could see things that we don't normally see in the time that they're fearful maybe they can ask the lord. Please give me clarity of mind. Take this fearfulness away. And in their mind they will see a heavenly angel that can bring them peace in matthew eight versus twenty three through twenty seven when the disciples were afraid of the storm when they were on the boat with. Jesus they were so scared because they could only see what was before them with physical is and jesus rebuked what they saw because they were not in tune with god's kingdom when we teach our children that god is more powerful and jesus as more lobbying than anything we face they learn how to have peace in the storm they will focus with their spiritual eyes and not just rely on what they physically see when a bully is picking on your child and they're getting fearful and they're getting scared just tell them to just say close is for second and say a little prayer. Ask god to give them. He snowing that he's in control the situation and and to pray for that other person who's possibly hurt and that's why he's a bully now. I know this is a hard concept for children but with practice you can help them learn how to see that which lasts forever. It will not burn up in the fire when you wipe their tears after a bad fall asked them if they can see the love with their spiritual eyes s in the closer is in. See god's love when you tuck them in at night and they're afraid esam to close their eyes and see the comfort that jesus is bringing to their heart as you're talking them in bed and you're loving on them and you're talking to them and bringing peace to their mind before they go to bed when you catch them before fall. Ask them if they can see the protection. God's protection working through you to save them. This is all with their spiritualized connecting things that happen on earth with their spiritual minds when someone's shares something of value. Ask them if they can see the caring from that person. Feel the carrying and see the carrying. That's their spiritual eyes when you come for them after a bad dream ask them if they can seek god's protection and comfort with their spiritual eyes look for examples in the physical world to express the spiritual world of god also make sure to express that there are two spiritual worlds one of good and one of evil. Make sure you tell your child that there are evil spirits in the world and there are good spirits of god in the world. God's angels they need to know both the good and the bad. We shouldn't hold back because if you do you hold back on the evil part. You're not giving them a full understanding of the things of the lord and of his creation although we cannot see heaven or hell they do exist. God's word is true. Help your child understand. The importance of their physical is c- can help them to see the spiritual things of the lord asked them to pray with you that the holy spirit enlightens them and fills their little minds with the love of christ luke eleven thirty four the esp states. Your i is the lamp of your body. When your eyes are healthy your body is full of light but when it is bad your body is full of darkness. Explain that verse to them. Tell them the things that they see affect their heart and how they behave and how they act in the world so we wanna make sure that we focus on the nice things the good things the pure things the wonderful things in the world. Because we don't want to focus on any evil things we we don't want our body to become full of darkness because of what our eyes are seen. Our physical is help us to see spiritually. They help to keep our spiritual eyes focused on the things of god. I know i'm saying spiritual eyes. A lot in physical is. But i'm trying to contrast between the two and how we connect the to to help children understand to see god to see his love through the holy spirit that works and dwells within them to see the spiritual things of the lord. The more children. Learn about god's word and jesus a sacrifice the more they'll view the world using their physical is to see all the wonderful spiritual things of god so the poor man on the corner. Who's begging because he he doesn't have any money or maybe he's homeless. They will look at him like just a bum on the corner asking for handout. He will look like a person to them who needs care who needs help. The bully will no no longer look like a mean kid to them someone they wanna hate and stay away from. He will look like a child who needs the love of jesus and who may be needs a friend or the angry elderly lady who lives next door. She won't look like a grouchy old grandma to them. She may look like a lonely person who needs a friend so let us put on the lenses of love. Compassion understanding forgiveness and helped to raise the next generation to have a strong biblical foundation in jesus into see the world through not only their physical is but the spiritualize as christ dwells with them and god's holy spirit leads them. This podcast is part of the edify. podcast network. Edify is a faith inspiring app that brings together thousands of the best christian podcasts in one place for your listening enjoyment cut through the noise and grow your faith by diving into the world's top christian podcast today. Download the edify app for free from the app store or google play or by going to edify dot app. That's e. d. i f. I dot app..
Homes and Hops
"elisha" Discussed on Homes and Hops
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Riot Podcast
"elisha" Discussed on Riot Podcast
"If you're not careful with the decision that you make and we need to look at things in the light of christ and so. That's kind of what i see to that. That would be the her knicks of that. That would be what the herman unix. Hermitic says the way to discover the meaning of the bible for our lives in. So that's what that would be. You said another term that I'm not sure all of our listeners will will understand. You set a cristaldi christoph. Any see i didn't even say it right. Yeah christoph is what they believe so member win. Joshua came into jericho and he stood face to face with the lord. The god of the armies. And he's like whoa. Who are you are you for me or against me. And he's like take off your shoes right now you're on holy ground and he's the ballot is hard. Goes like that. Well that was that was they say. That's jesus fiery furnace. Yeah they're saying jesus they're saying that. That's jesus that would be a christoph and so this was jesus before he actually came to an appearance of christ bef- in the old testament. Yeah when jesus said to the guys. I was with abraham back. You're like how would you saw all you never know. Actually i was but you know what i you guys just made a really good point that i think a lot of people miss and that is that just because something is in. The bible doesn't mean god condones it right. I mean i think you hear people in. We see comments on our facebook page all the time. It's like how can you believe on these spirits in the sky when they allow this kind of stuff. Well it's because they're reporting on it. I mean a lot of the lot of the bible's history right. It's telling you about events that happened. That doesn't mean that. God wanted those things to happen or that. He's condoning it. It's just reporting the host story even having multiple wives. Even though it doesn't say in the bible that it's an actual sin but just think about it use commonsense. That's not a good idea to have. Multiple wives is not a good idea to think about guy. Hey like in in the garden of eden. He created like ten women fried. I'm right you took off ten. No no no. That was different. But i mean that's what i'm saying in the proper light. Go back to talking about our beautiful wives all right Another passage Second kings to twenty three and twenty four. It says. I like this one. This is this one's creepy. Yeah this is actually the next two people probably what you're going to read right now. People probably have no idea that's in the public the second twenty three to twenty four gophers. Yeah look it up. Children eaten by bears. You go went up from there to beth. Elisha did not allies elisha went up from there to bethel and while he was going up on the way some small boys came out of the city and jeered at him. Saying go up you bald head. Go up you balls. So they're calling him names right and he turned any turned around and what he saw them..
Mon Carnet, l'actu numrique
"elisha" Discussed on Mon Carnet, l'actu numrique
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Taking Her Lead
"elisha" Discussed on Taking Her Lead
"It's not good or bad to be introverted extroverted. It just is so now. How do we work together. And so i hear that in some of the things that you've been talking about so kudos to you for the self-awareness around you and how you show up in it but your team to you really have taken the time to know who your people are. And i think that's a wonderful contribution to leadership and yeah so i hear that thank you. That actually hasn't come up in some of your views acid joshua so that's a gift. Oh and say please one thing to say on just those analogies man and Ways of working within a team. I think it's something that i've learned is even more important. You are and as the teams get big and you get to know each other. Eight becomes even more important to get a lot of that right especially in startup. That's growing so and more importantly something that team have asked for so you and especially individual context where we've had quite a number of stocks dot. We have men persons these while really understanding one another in with the absence of actually spending physical time together become even more important. Say it's something that's actually come from team saying we really want to do more of this and so as a leadership is being trying to lean into that and they didn't do even more. Yeah it's fascinating and it's not meant to label anyone. It's meant more to find strategies for working better together it's Strength based yeah. Yeah not deficit based has a long way. Yeah so alicia. We want to be respectful of your time and since we could probably talk all day long yes and would love it. We could all get lunch together and we could all think dinner. Yeah separate for you so anyway. At least what are you most hopeful about with regard to women in leadership or are you not. I have to say it gives me pause. I think being a woman in leadership is really tough. I've been fortunate wrong. I've been in a position where i i haven't had a lot of distractions outside of my work during this time of growing organization and i haven't had family at home. I haven't had once abilities. I've never thrown myself in wholeheartedly. Get this belt. And i have made friends and i can travel in. I have that freedom But i know a lot of my friends especially those who are moms or early months. It's been really difficult for them. And it's not to say it's difficult for men. But i know that there are especially as we've seen this year especially during corvette real challenges for women in leadership and the demands that are placed upon them so. You must is very hopeful. I think it's important to acknowledge these challenges. And what am i hope ufos. I'm hopeful that as we say more and more women leadership we see the value that having women leadership brings to businesses to charities to global governance. We've seen amazing. Women had to stay laid countries through two mile in a different way. We've seen even yesterday. I heard about this. New women lead face aid fund shaking up silicon valley. I think because they recognize that when you have women in leadership it brings value. And i'm hopeful for that. I'm hopeful as we have more and more examples of women who who leads. It will demonstrate that has value in having women leadership just as value in having men in leadership and I'm hopeful also recognize the challenges of brings for individuals that are really paving that way it heads to smash a glass ceiling and it's not easy but but i am.
Taking Her Lead
"elisha" Discussed on Taking Her Lead
"By they just didn't have the same level of Grandmothers so they trialing it in different settings. I think beyond people young people. The grandmothers really stood out as Being empathetic that's fabulous. Yeah thank you. it's funny that And you know you wonder what the culture is that the grandfather's probably want to move to action right. They wanna take care of. Things are fixed things so who knows what that's about right so i'm curious you know you have to. You probably encounter conflict resistance People not really seeing your cause and what it is that you're trying to influence. How do you think your skills and managing conflict and resistance have changed over time in in your leadership roles compared to when you were first getting started in your work What have you noticed about how you move through resistance. I think i used to just see the there was one way and that was it unjust headstrong into it. I think i was once described as belinda china shop which is great if you're eating and advocacy an apparent stunning very complementary way though i did at the time so i think when coming up against conflict which happens whenever you build something that had been done before. I think i'm still learning to really stop and understand the other perspective and that can be really odd to do when you have a vision and you need to be very pecinin driving fluid though. I'm having to train myself to listen more. Have people around me that. Encourage me to listen more undestand. I think that conflict resolution isn't something that's very natural to me whereas it is natural to others on the i n f pay is it You can be yes. The candidate can be say so. It's something that i've really had to learn. I think i think listening to the other side and then finding a way to compromise Finding a middle ground is important..
Taking Her Lead
"elisha" Discussed on Taking Her Lead
"And that's really you know how we got connected because you were the colleague of my husband. And so i kinda wanna talk about that because when when i met you in a few of the other women in the program you were definitely the minority group and that was that light to be among all these like incredibly accomplished people. But i don't know where they're ten of you. Ten women out of this group of. I don't know how many men sixty men and nine women. Yeah especially having what nonprofit. Well for a long time. There's often you have a lot of women. I also grew up in all female household. My dog female my housemates female. It was pretty big shock. That i think it was a really good experience because in our triumphs global executive mba. We just had people from all walks of life so while the majority of the class women and which. I don't think it's unusual in global executive royals and the majority of that class with from the business world so again. That's not unusual unfortunately does changing. But it's got a long way to go. Still a huge amount of diversity in that class. So for us the remember how many nationalities from different countries. Yeah that was really. It was remarkable. Plus we studied in new york and london and paris which chan i and really had a global outlook. So i think it was for me various strange session. 'cause know what used to be surrounded by so many men By the there was so much diversity in other ways. And i think that actually really appreciate ed's spending a lotta time just understand a little more. About how many think which is something. I have not experienced a whole lot of man's. Yeah i really appreciate it. I think it was a bit hopeless. Like an education in of itself prayed mean to be to be among all them to be thinking. Okay this is what. I'm going to be doing in in what you're doing now. I'm sure that serve you recently. The women as well. It was really fascinating to understand. The ways in which women tend and in today's global executive roles and say had fate Face different challenges responded in different ways. And there's a lot as women we can learn from each other to alicia what are what are some skills that you say that you would say in general People who identify more on the feminine end of the spectrum. Bring you can talk about yourself. You can talk about other women that you've known leadership. What are some unique attributes and qualities and skills. I think i find that really difficult to classify. Because i think you've got men and women on that so unique in their own ways from my experience and i might use an example here from the friendship benches and bob way i think generally bringing empathy is something that's associated with women situations again simply but this is really interesting. Example ads in bob way uphold the french event. Have you heard of it. No in zimbabwe as amazing psychiatrists his name shabunda..
Taking Her Lead
"elisha" Discussed on Taking Her Lead
"Think. Oh you're good. You definitely is sweet off looking at her looking like he. I should put. I saw look at you. She's adobe great money she knows some have some expression. You're talking to me aren't you happily while yeah So how's the weather. It's very british question that you just all right. We want the weather a lot over here in london and it is just after four. Pm in the evening all ready dock and quite cold. Wow yeah very different from the pacific northwest. Yeah where where it is dark. Three forty five and cold. But you know it's been able. The last few days have been wonderful there. Were we meant we've been able to get outside. Walk around haven't had rain for a few days and a very great interest in sunshine when we get a you definitely have a mission and a purpose and leaving a legacy. I mean it's incredible. And i think it's a platform for other issues right. They're going to see there's just so many other ways to do the things that we're doing in the world and it's thinking globally and you've done that so early with such an important topic it's incredible alicia. What do you love about your job your day to day. I love the people i work with. I really do. I think when you build something new got takes grit and vision and passive errands and commitment and that's hot. It's never happened before me of people around you who share that vision and so i'm surrounded by extraordinary people who've given so much of their own lives to build this work together and sharing that common peppis every member got team that joins. I'm not even not team that screen but our partners move discovering advocating for mental health decades and haven't been out the cut three but they've discovered new innovations and seeing progress on the ground. Just that amazing sense of commitment and just really really good people. it's Yeah it's a real on to be on a journey with these people whether they're running mental health with what health organization or whether they're an advocate in liberia. Fighting for change. And just amazing people really. It's what i love most. And so what skills or qualities do you bring that are unique to your position is vision administration fundraising what you bring. I think those breaks. Oh yes yes yes. Yes i n f only other way. How highly intuitive. I think definitely seeing a vision of what could be possible in a world and actually what it would take to get there. I think Also my professional background has been in global campaigning..
Taking Her Lead
"elisha" Discussed on Taking Her Lead
"When i experienced obstacle challenge on move pass it almost shattered glass ceiling in keep it heads just national glass ceiling. Wow we literally have to be superheroes the walkman as light while it might have been the first. I pray that. I'm not the last move grit and vision and pasadena and commitment and.
Drive with Us Podcast
interview With Elisha Hall
"To have you on so we love starting off with this question because it's a great way to get into the show. What would you say is one of the craziest things you have experienced while on the road question because it's been so many i remember okay. So it's it's funny that this just popped in my mind. And i didn't even tell you about this before but My family and my dad was marines growing up so we used to travel around the united states all the time and several times. He drove cross country. And i remember one time. We were driving from the east coast to the west wintertime. And we're all in the minivan. Something happened where we hit some black ice on the road it was nighttime and our cars yet across the lane and did like a circle bend in the road and hit an embankment out on the side. And i remember thinking you know for me. I'm gonna adrenaline junkies. I it was fine with me. It just was what it was and nobody was hurt but that was good. My brother slept through the whole thing. and we it was interesting how we have. There's so many nice driver that drove island. Oh you okay. We'll call totara for yo. You call twitter. And then finally some guy came by the actually had a witch on his truck and pulled us out and it just. It's it's situations like that shows you know often is humanity but bad also shows you gotta be on your ps accuser and driving the middle of the night in the snow but it was that was one of the craziest but it was definitely interesting. Experienced having one driving at night in the snow is a thing of itself and then hitting black ice in the dark. I feel like that's more scarier and you don't know what you're in less control. I feel like because you can't see where you're going exactly and then you just the good thing. The snow is soft but then damage the car anything but it was. It was really interesting. I had another situation. I was driving. It was me driving and we were driving down the one freeway out here in los angeles and it was raining and i'm just driving fifty miles an hour. Not the speed limit. Sixty five seventy and our car just starts to spend like literally i know are some driving straight as rain. It's daytime and then the car slowly like slow motion starts to fit. I'm just like oh my god. What happened right. Yeah it literally just just starts to do a circle in the. I'm i'm so motion spinning around all the other cars. I could see the driver staring like what is about to happen right now. And then when we finally get all the way around to the three sixty where we're facing forward again you just start going straight talk like this is the weirdest thing and i. I literally had to pull off the freeway just to get my mind straight as the what just happened so weird your car just like all right time to have some fun like exactly one slow spin and then so wearied. Story i gotta. I've never heard that happened before. We car just like all right time to spend right. Yeah and i didn't turn the wheel. Anything just drive straight down the freeway with my hands. Will it was crazy. Man what would you say is your least favorite weather to drive in Leaf favorite to drive in. I would have to be happy. The first rain right. So i've driven a snow Driving up through the mountains with snow chains the four by four of driven and rain Driven my motorcycle and rain. I think the the scariest is when it first ranked. Because that's when it's like. The new rain mixes with the oil on the on the freeway and the street and it makes me than normal five. Say that would have to be it. That's the scariest. That and i feel like i i think you said you've been to maryland before so here people as soon as it starts sprinkling just can't drive and they just slow down so much that you're like okay. Come on it's just a couple drops exactly and you and the funny thing happens everywhere but they say that out here like california's don't know how to drive in the rain. Right where the draft super fast and we drive super slow but the thing that happens everywhere right like you said in mara's like we don't know what do drive super slow. It's it's crazy speaking of your motorcycle. I know you mentioned her earlier. An interesting experience you had when you're writing it. Let's see i've had a few. I don't even remember what we talked about before. But i said to you guys oh man. So there's this Like if you know anything motorcycle my people that are listening right motorcycles. Bet they'll know what i'm talking about. But you can control the the front and the rear brakes right separate and i remember driving down the freeway and this car like it's kinda rush hours not going too fast. But i'm able to go in between the language problem and this car changing lanes in front of me. The thing about when you hit your brakes is if you hit the rear brakes then life. Think about bicycle a lock up your bicycle skid right but the thing the motorcycle it's like eight hundred pounds what's gonna scare but it's gonna keep going the thing about if you hit the fred breaks then the fourth of just the front brakes locking. Actually 'cause the the entire motorcycle to flip forward up onto the front wheels or the the motorcycle is themselves will will flip over the handlebars so i try to hit both breaks but i ended up hitting more of the front brakes in the rear. And so i go up on just my front tire. And i'm just kind of a little bit getting forward. I didn't hit hard enough to lock it and fly forward by hit enough that my motorcycles now up standing on one wheel and then i'm able to it just you know i'm releasing the break a little bit and then it comes back down on the back with a hit the car and that was probably one of the scariest because all the free win so many cars around but yeah it's you have to be very
Full Stack Radio
Tim Neutkens - Continuing to Innovate with Next.js 9.3
"The reason I wanted to have you on. The show is next chess. Nine point three came out recently which Just looking at the version number sounds like it might just be a small incremental change but in practice actually introduces some really kind of paradigm changing features. But the way people use next at least in the way that I understand it so Maybe I think the best place to start would be talking a little bit about the major sort of new editions that came in In nine point three and what they do and then we can just Kinda have some discussions around that. Because there's a lot of questions that I have about that stuff So how do you explain to people? What kind of the major Improvements are in next nine point. Three right so Basically this whole shift started with the release of next nine Ravi released basically Like Firdaus who don't know it next is a framework for react That makes it really easy. To build a web applications Psychos from websites so et CETERA. But from the very first release like the main thing that we focused on was making it really easy to use react but also to use server side rendering unabomb trend ring like every request comes in a a new render the react APP happened server. Sides said that allows you to like optimize for a search engine optimization To like got a foster pain to vie basically like sending the full html on the amount but Starting from next nine we Bisley started focusing on also providing you dislike not rendering only but rendering a dull time so static generation basically Like the first feature that we released to the chief dot is that patients that didn't have blocking data requirements. That you've got initial props. At the time Route to be exported statically medically at built time. The reason for that is if you didn't have a blocking data requirements. The facials already studied goes rerun ring the same thing every time on demand That would obviously like sources Be Slower Etcetera So basically that wasn't optimization so he called it the automatic static optimization And that means that if you don't have block and data requirements it's that yes. So maybe they like to get into that a little bit so people are clear on it at least the way I understand. It is like prior to that feature Basically you are paying like a penalty on any really simple pages Because everything was trying to be rendered the same way so everything was sort of working with this like lowest common denominator. Assuming like Oh we're going to need to be able to make. Api calls to fill in holes on the page before we render it and stuff like that so when we want to render are static marketing page or something. Now that has to go through. This node process on demand. That's going to boot up. React and figure out what the final rendering should be sending back so that where whereas reality. That wasn't necessary because it's never changes between deploys. So why not figure out how to just like cash that on a cdn basically somewhere and have that page delivered instantly? Essentially the people not what you can do as of next nine basically automatically it just detects whether or not you even need kind of run time server side code or not. Yes so basically the Like the example if you took a create very simple yet component that is like your page with like just exporting. Hello will like. Hey Sean will. That's it right Then that would have been rendered on the month for every request that comes in which makes like little sentence of course because It can be Expert Bill Time Using the same rendering as usual just generating steady. Html that can be served from like either a CD or from your Like edge network or something like that And that was like the first like initial step and in Next ONE TREE. Bisley like took that a step further by allowing you to do blocking data requirements so when I say booking day requirements I mean like fetching some posts from like your cms or fetching data from your database or something like that the lobbying you to make those static also so to do that. We introduced get stomach. Drops and get service at props ambitiously. The the way that works is it. Generates it statically adult Means Static Bill type and then get service site. Prompts means you've got the only manned when a request comes in it's rendered so that's mostly what we did before basically But we still like. We went a bit fitter and we made some adjustments in how semantics works says not exactly like get initial props which we had before a main difference is that for example. I should to do like actually call note. Functions like s or like extra set shows or something like that or even direct database We see people experimenting with that. Right now. Like doing a database query inside of gut service props inside of trump's Which is pretty cool. 'cause actually allows you to like get rid of overhead from fetching. Api calls for example like focusing on crops. I basically the way that it wreck says once you export function from page it will generate that page as steady interesting adult time and then If you have dynamic pot segments like Pages block slug for example right like dynamic date. I basically You can actually return. You can export another function that is called pods that Elisha to basically give back the pods left to be rendered adult time and yeah. That's the way directs like in a nutshell But there's a bunch of other optimizations that we did around. That's cool so I think maybe a good place to start would be kind of digging into some of these in. I can ask some questions about them. If that's cool and make sure that Everyone understands exactly kind of a cool benefits that you get from some of the stuff. So the way I understand it gets get static. Props anyways is trying to solve this problem that existed prior to next nine point three not really a problem per se but trying to help optimize for this situation where so next nine introduces disability for things to be automatic automatically statically generated if they don't have any data requirements so like a marketing page. No data requirements can be statically generated. When you try to deploy up thrown on the cdn somewhere goes works instantly but then like sometimes you have these like inbetween pages. I guess that or not like an internal application page to have real time data that needs to be we kind of refashioned every time you refresh the page or whatever but they do have things that change every sort of like Deploy it's possibly so like a good example of what people do a lot of the times with like headless. Cms's now and they want to build like a static output where all the articles are pre generated. But they're still coming from an API or a database at the end of the day it prior to next nine point three. You had to just use the get initial props to get that and that would be calculated every single time but get static. Props is giving you the opportunity to say. Well if you do have data requirements will let you get them once at Bildt's time but then from that point forward we're going to serve as a static pre generated page until you sort of intentionally want to refashion rebuild because like you know that the underlying. Data's changed show really. I guess it's optimizing for for for dynamic data that just changes very infrequently I
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
The Origins of the Ouija Board
"I've been investigating the paranormal world and metaphysical world for the past couple of weeks yesterday. I reviewed rain. Clervoy end and me a psychic and owner of Psychic Boutique here in Ashland Oregon and I asked him a question about a Ouija board. Got a really interesting answer so I thought it would only be appropriate to store in today's podcast about of Ouija board in the small seaside town of Dungeon a spay. The bodies of seventy five year old Eric Warden to seventy two year old life billboard were found on the beach without a mark on either body their clothes were so would sea water. An autopsy reported indicated. That water was found in their lungs. The bodies were discovered by a jogger whose tracks were the only ones found on the beach when the police arrived locals testified that the couple were often seen walking the beach. At twilight. The couple's adult son Clayton Ward. Came up from California but after three weeks of intense investigation no suspects were revealed and Clayton had to get back to his job as technology specialist for the Silicon valley giant apple but his parting comment to the Dungeness Bay. Police was when he returned he'd be able to identify the murder of his parents in eighteen. Ninety one a patent was granted to Elisha bond for the OUIJA board but one of the first mentions of the method used with the Ouija board is found in Asia around eleven hundred eighty in historical documents from that era but the design we know today was based on the talking boards of Ohio produced by Charles Kenner following the American civil war. Mediums did significant business in presumably allowing survivors to contact lost relatives. But talking board would be created named in Baltimore Maryland in eighteen ninety but the use of talking bores was so common in eighteen. Eighty six that. The News reported the phenomena as taking over the spiritualist camps in Ohio. Six months after his first visit to Dungeness Bay Clayton more return with a list of clues. He assured police that if followed would lead them to the murder of his. Paris seven days later after following the various clues. Police brought in Steve Hawks. The grounds keeper employed by the wards who under intense interrogation confessed to the drowning of the couple. He claimed that Eric had kept a large amount of cash in a safe that he planned on taking it. He was unable to explain how he was going to get into the safe. However when asked by the police where he got the clues Clayton Ward replied that he belong to a small group that used the Ouija board to solve crimes and when his father was contacted. His father's spirit told him. Steve had knocked him unconscious and then dragged them into the waves thinking they would be washed to sea where they would drown but he was on a word that it was low tide and they'd be washed up on the beach with the changing tide. Further Toll Clayton that. If the police went to Steve's house they would find the bloody tire. Iron used to knock them unconscious. Clayton returned to California when the police attempted to contact him with further questions about the clues. They found his address. Non-existent phone number disconnected and no record of employment at the Apple Corporation. The investigator that was brought in on the case discovered that Eric Milroy Ward owned a Ouija board and from a journalist kept learned that they were often the host of a spirit called. Zuzu Richie Board users will tell you that Zuzu is that demon spirit of the Ouija board and that sometimes she becomes protective of those of hold the door open through the board that allows him to enter this world. Where the wards holding the door open for a demon spirit that manifested into the image of protective son that never existed and when they were murdered by their grounds keeper was the door that allowed to pass back and between this world his shot. In which world is he
Present Moment: Mindfulness Practice and Science
Elisha Goldstein :: A Course in Mindful Living
"Urge. Yesterday is Alicia Goldstein. Welcome to the PODCAST. Good to see you. Oh so so great to be here. Thanks for having me and I wanted to speak with you for quite some time because you've written many books and have a couple with Different Bob Stall in your your name has been married for quite some time in the we had a very Unplanned in for to its meeting at Mindful Leader Conference that a year or so ago I was just such a nice surprise when so glad to finally be able to bring you on the podcast. Glad you're here so what I'd like to do is My audience may not know about you and so many you can spend a little bit of time and also about your background. Okay you know. I think I came to to mindfulness much. Like I'm guessing you did or a lot of people did and you know that was at a time when say I keep with this story? It keeps the the year's getting longer and longer but this was This was a little over. Twenty years ago Maybe twenty five years and a little bit something like that where I was working in San Francisco during the dotcom. Boom and and Early on and that was I was working hard and I was actually really successful or that was doing managing sales teams. I was up in San Francisco and and And I was working hard but I was also playing a whole lot harder and that was the reality. And I think I was lost and I was confused and You know in in my success at the time was kind of clouding over over all of that making it so I couldn't really see that I was actually had a problem at that time and And I went away I was. I was urged to go with my family kind of an intervention And I went away to a kind of a Jewish retreat center in southern California and called Brandeis Bardin Institute and They told me they said Hey. Go go over there. And I'm like how could I do something like that? I got all this appear. They said you know if it doesn't doesn't work out for you in a day. Just don't worry about it you can leave. I'm like okay so I go there when the first day. I'm I'm there I Within a short period of time I run into this guy who introduces himself and You know because I'm challenging. Everything there the prayers versus like that introduces himself. And he says Oh. I seem kind of a stressed out and I don't chew Do something for marriage. You try doing something for me like when I just expect something. I'm like okay. Whatever and so we hands this orange and and he says don't you just soften your body for a minute and I want you to kind of bring your senses to this orange for a second. This is crazy. What the heck is this guy? What does he asked me to do? And so and I hold the orange and he has the feel it kind of just just kind of humor. Mace as an sensing into the touch of the orange smoothness of it the Opening my eyes to the colors of it and saying that it's kind of bright and it wasn't until I started to actually peel back and I saw the zest pop out of it. Something I haven't noticed before really an orange at that at that time as kind of taken aback surprised by it and and as I was late opening it up I saw the veins of the orange and I was really kind of starting to get into it and and And then finally put this into my mouth and it just exploded in my mouth exploded and I had this big smile. My Face Kinda laughed at that time and And as I was doing that it was the best tasting orange at ever taste in my mouth. So how do you feel and I said well? I forgot feel good. I feel relaxed and he said well. What would the days weeks and months ahead be like? If you had more of this in your life and I'm like sign me up. Sounds great and and so that was my introduction. Really into the experience of mindfulness was with through this tasting an orange and it wasn't and it wasn't that that was actually my first introduction to somebody because I've been reading about it for a long time. I think there's a lot of listeners here. There's a lot of people who start off by reading and there's certainly like a lot of books out there that are really popular that don't wreck actually suggest any experience it's more conceptual and there's a lot of reading but you know that's like car our introduction to a sense of feeling more president intentional in our lives in the world and it could be also inspirational and so the interesting thing about this story is You know go on this place to To really get into it and I think I was voted most likely to be a rabbi. You know while I was there and And Go home. I go back to my I go back to my my workplace thirty days later and and I'm and I'm wearing just as a side note that a lot of people don't know is I go back and I'm wearing these things. Called seats seats seats. Seats are like this. This cloth you wherever your body that has these fringes on there and you see a Lotta Orthodox Jews where this type of stuff and that the the fringes are meant to remind you to do good deeds in the world. And I'm like that's fantastic. Why wouldn't I wear something that reminds me to do? Good deeds in the world because I was like in that place generosity and art and so I go to my corporate work environment with button-down shirt and suit with these seats. Seat hanging aside my pants and everyone thinks I'm crazy and And then you know it took me about one week to fall back into my old habits real power I later learned behind our environments and and the influence the people we hang around with have on us and the influence our environment has on us And how we're like ultimately really interdependent with the environment and the people that we're we're around so but that was a very interesting thing took me about a week however a deep seed was planted within me and And I start had a thirst to kind of learn more and I decided to go back to school. Eventually for my to leave the corporal. Go back for a doctor program and in psychology in Palo Alto and And that's where I met my wife on the very first day that I was there so I know that was the right decision and and And and it was there that I I got. I got introduced to the sky. named window resear-. Obama was an eastern teacher at the time. And and one of the things we were doing in this class was reading really Khan and a contemplative way and which meant like you read really slowly which is something was a great gift to me to learn how to read that way because a lot of us right now and this is incredible tip for everyone who's listening right now and you just see that if you see this in yourself that when there's really great books out there because there's there's a lot of great books out there and And we read them where we're reading them and then after we're done reading them we just put them back on the shelf. Read it through. Put back on the shelf. What's the next great book out there? And and the reality is to learn how to read slightly slower and take in the pages even pas re less read slower and contemplate. While you're reading is going to be so much more powerful you'll squeeze so much more juice out of the book if you do that and so that was a great gift me but one of the things that I came across as I was doing that was that for him. One of the highest there was this Experience you know that he kept coming back to call the sacred experience and you know it was. It was real high form of living and and I started resonating with that and I said wow I wanna I wanNA learn to have more sacred moments in my life because thousands of many years from now on my deathbed hopefully looking back. I'll have you know to be able to live a sacred life will will feel so good. And so Be feels a meaningful and so I decided I wanted to study how you create sacred moments and can people actually have more cultivate more of these in their lives and they realized in order to do that You needed to be present and intentional and I was a doctoral student and for doctoral students You need to create unique research and so I was like well. What's out there? That will teach us how to be present. That's actually been studied by science right now so I can like drawn it for this doctoral research paper which was later by the way that that whole study that I was that that I did there was later published in the Journal Clinical Psychology. But what I found was it was mindfulness based stress reduction. Ted You're very familiar with and so and this wonderful program sure all your listeners know about it and And is used that. And that's where I met Bob Stall and He was he was the leading teacher in. Bs are at the time outside of Umass and you know I went through his program and then became really close to him. And then we really we connected and I started getting teacher trained by and and And that was really the birth of my more formal experience. You know into mindfulness and the training of it and the practice of it in everyday life
Atlanta's Evening News and Rick Erickson
Georgia sprinter impaled by javelin, full recovery expected
"Recovering today. A u g track athlete. It's after a bizarre and quite serious injury. New here at six o'clock, you didn't make the trip to Fayetteville Arkansas for the SEC outdoor championships. Instead Elisha Godwin is hospitalized. Having been impaled by a javelin freshman sprinter Godwin was sprinting backwards during practice and Athens. The javelin was implanted in the ground Godwin. Didn't see it and fell on it. He's hospitalized after surgery to repair a then collapsed lung. A full recovery as expected Godwin from Covington was to anchor the four by one hundred relay
NPR's Business Story of the Day
Former CBS CEO Les Moonves Denied $120 Million Severance Package
"This message comes from NPR sponsor Comcast. Comcast values your time. That's why you can schedule to our appointment windows, including nights and weekends that way. You can spend more time doing what you love. Comcast working to make things. Simple, easy, and awesome CBS is accusing les Moonves says of a quote willful failure to cooperate with an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. That failure atop the alleged misconduct. Is why CBS is denying him a severance payment of one hundred twenty million dollars? So what if the downfall of a legendary executive mean for his company NPR TV critic, Eric Dagens has covered moon vez and CBS for years. He's here either. Eric, hi, according to CBS, at least, and we should note. Moonves denies wrongdoing broadly. What what what is CBS say moon vested? Well, let's go back move. As was forced to step down back in September. At the New Yorker magazine published allegations from several women. Claiming he had sexually harassed or salted them. So the CBS board wound up hiring to law firms to look in the allegations against moon vase, also harassment or misconduct allegations that CBS news and CBS is wider corporate culture. Okay. So we mentioned an alleged willful failure to cooperate was Moonves supposed to cooperate with those law firms. Yes, they expected him to tell the truth when they asked him questions about his past conduct. Now, we haven't seen the reports that these law firms have created, but the New York Times reported on early drafts of the reports which said that investigators have evidence move as had lied to them and had tried to destroy text showing that he attempted to find acting work for one woman who'd made accusations against him in the board statement, they accused move as a breaching his contract and quote, willful material misfeasance now I had to look that word up, but it means performing an official duty in an improper or unlawful manner move as a turn. He has said in a statement that the conclusions are baseless that his client cooperated fully and that he vehemently denies assaulting. Although possession is nine tenths of the law. CBS has the one hundred twenty million dollars. They say they're keeping the one hundred twenty million dollars unless there's some other preceding we don't know about coming. But that leaves CBS trying to move on from losing its top executive in this in this particular way, how deep does the problem run at CBS. Well, you know, this was a company wants known as the Tiffany network. It bills itself as the most watched broadcast network in America, they have all these popular programs. But they also have this history of harassment allegations CBS this morning anchor Charlie rose was fired last year. After a Washington Post story revealed multiple allegations of sexual harassment. Jeff Fager, the executive producer of the top news magazine. Sixty minutes was let go in September. He had sent a threatening text to a CBS reporter who was working on a story about harassment allegations at CBS news. The New York Times reported last week on a nine. A nine point five million dollar settlement with actress Elisha deuce coupe who claim the she was harassed while she was working on the CBS drama bull. So there's a lot. And and as a critic, I pointed out CBS's lack of new show starring women for years. The question now is you know, is CBS really going to look harder at its history. Now or just hope everybody moves on after this crisis pass, you're putting on an interesting connection or parallel. We don't know how closely their connected, but we have allegations of private misconduct, and your noting something wrong with the public faces. CBS the opportunities given to women the representation of women CBS doing anything about these kinds of problems. Well, the board says it's created this new position called chief people officer to revamp its human resources departments. They say their diversity and inclusion efforts have been an adequate and they're going to beef them up. They're giving twenty million dollars to several different groups that are working to combat workplace harassment. But the CBS board is her from employees who said that Powell stars. And. Executives were not held accountable at the company and the question is whether CBS is going to hold them accountable now without big stories in the media to pressure them, Eric thanks so much for sheet. It thank you. That's NPR critic Eric decades.
A Closer Look with Arthur Levitt
Watson leads Texans to 29-22 comeback win over Darnold, Jets
"Minutes to go on and Elisha McGuire. Touchdown run the Texans hoping later to culture playoff spot, though, at comeback in mind does Shawn Watson with a fourteen yard touchdown pass to Andre Hopkins with two fifteen left that put them in front for good. Those two hooked up twice. Kaya me. Fair being kicked five field goals. Houston winning at twenty nine to twenty two Sam darnold with two TD passes for the jets. He threw for two hundred fifty three yards offensive line played really. Well, we handle JJ in today on really well. Again. Our receivers got open game jets are now four in ten giants. Take their five hundred Mark to the MetLife field today
NBC 4 News at 6
Parkland survivor organizes fundraiser for victims in Jacksonville shooting
"Families returning from a trip across the Pacific marking the end of the Labor Day weekend for some it is. An, annual tradition Haley and Trevor's mother was eight when she started coming to Newport dunes now they are the second generation to, build sand castles at the? Bay important for binding with the family all of us, together, and just spending time and enjoying each other front. Row camping sites where. Reserved months ago where else, can you park