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Too often, political and/or religious ideologies stop open dialog. It’s time to speak freely and break down the barriers that keep people separated. Let’s have an inappropriate conversation about …
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014
3hr 32 min
Scriptures, in order of appearance:
Acts 17: 10-12
Hebrews 5:7 – 6:31 Corinthians 2:11 – 3:11
Romans 12: 1-6
Psalms 19:14
Matthew 5: 13-24
John 19: 28-30
Galatians 3: 6-18
Galatians 3: 23-29
James 2: 8-13
Romans 13: 8-10
Galatians 5: 1-15
Matthew 25: 31-46
John 8: 1-11
Luke 10: 25-37
John 4: 1-30
John 14: 1-10
Luke 14: 1-24
Matthew 18:21 – 19:12
Isaiah 56: 1-8
Luke 6:43 – 7:10
Matthew 8: 5-13
John 10: 1-18
Mark 8: 27-38
Acts 4:32 – 5:16
Mark 3: 20-35
Matthew 7: 21-24
Luke 13: 22-30
Mark 12: 18-34
Deuteronomy 6: 1-9
Leviticus 19: 15-18
Romans 13: 1-10
1 Corinthians 12:27 – 14:1
John 3: 1-17
Numbers 21: 4-9
Hebrews 11:1 – 12:11
John 5: 39-44
Philippians 3: 2-15
Revelations 3: 14-22
Matthew 23: 1-39
Matthew 28: 1-20
Mark 2: 13-17
Amen.
Promos, in order of appearance:
Anomaly (0:13:45)
Violent Femmes “Rejoice and Be Happy (0:26:15)
Take Him With You (1:34:45)
Songs For Jenny (1:35:20)
Here Goes Nothing (1:48:00)
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (1:59:20)
Starbase 66 (2:20:00)
Atomic Trivia War 9000 (2:58:45)
Greetings From Nowhere (3:19:00)
Thanks!
Different Drummer: Nicole Villacres
John Shore: Taking God At His Word
Sep 15, 2014
Sep 15, 2014
38 min
Whether faith can abide superstition and where to draw a line between the two?
Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014
1hr 4 min
This Sunday is National Grandparents' Day, which has been a secular holiday since 1978, or so I'm told. The day doesn't receive anywhere near the respect, or marketing, of days for mothers and fathers. I suspect a large number of grandparents could argue that insufficient respect is par for the course. What does it mean, though, to "respect your elders" as I've been told many times in my life? I believe real respect means remembering what they've said and done, challenging them when they fall short of those same values they taught, and building upon the solid parts of the foundation they have set. It also means refusing to rest on the faults, though. I'll grant that this approach sounds strict, but I was raised by elders with strict standards. Being judged by their own principles is both respectful and fitting.
Different Drummer: Ahmir Thompson
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/07/questlove-trayvon-martin-and-i-aint-shit.html