Shows
2022-04-0300 min
Ecclesia HoustonLost Enchantment: Blueberries and Failed BrakesOur dear friend Gideon Tsang returns to contribute to our fall series on
rediscovering an enchanted faith. Gideon invites us to contemplate our
spiritual practices, and how they can help to guide us from anxiety and the
internal voice of critique toward gentleness and peace.
2021-10-1724 min
The Church Needs TherapyGideon TsangIn this conversation we talk about creating a plan for our own flourishing, the real meaning of being born again, and the outcome of creating systems where leaders can’t be fully human.
2021-09-271h 02Ecclesia HoustonReimagining TimeOur series in collaboration with Good Shepherd New York continues to
explore important dimensions of our lives and communities as followers of
Jesus in this season of re-establishing rhythms. Our dear brother Gideon
Tsang invites us to consider how our experience of time has been changed by
the pandemic, and how Jesus calls us to the kind of mindfulness which will
help us be more fully alive in the passing moments.
2021-07-2555 min
Expositors CollectiveLead with Curiosity - John ChandlerJohn Chandler has a history in Bible teaching and podcasting. He has served as a youth minister, lead pastor of a church plant, and web developer. John describes the differences between teaching as a guest or part of a rotation and being the lead teacher of a congregation. He emphasizes the need for a sermon to act as a call to action for the hearer. He recalls one of his first sermons as a seminary student and relating the armor of God to Santa Claus. John also gives some insight into his process for preparing sermons and how it’s...
2021-06-081h 01
The Learner's Corner with Caleb MasonEpisode 220: Gideon Tsang On Being An Enneagram Seven (What to Know About, How to Love, and What You Can Learn From Them)In this episode, Caleb talks with Gideon Tsang about her book, Forty Days On Being a SevenLinks MentionedGideon TsangForty Days on Being a Seven by Gideon TsangThe Learner's Corner Recommended ResourceThere's a Name for the Blah You're Feeling: It's Called Languishing by Adam GrantI'm Not Languishing, I'm Dormant by Austin Kleon
2021-05-1147 min
The Enneagram JourneyGideon Tsang - 40 Days on Being a 7That's right! Back to back episodes with authors from the Enneagram Daily Reflections series!
Enneagram 7, Gideon Tsang joins Suzanne and Joel on the Journey to share a little of his experience and his story as a seven. What does depression really look like in a 7? He'll share some of his history in Austin, TX by way of Canada, and did you know he is codependent?
We hope you enjoy the conversation and then take the opportunity to get a copy of his book 40 Days on Being an Enneagram 7 at ivpress.com, Amazon.com or lifeinthetrinityministry...
2021-03-1052 min
The Every Voice Now PodcastEnneagram Reflections from THREE Authors of Color? Yes, Please!The Enneagram is all the rage right now, as books old and new on this subject of understanding oneself and others are flying off the shelves. But how many of those previous Enneagram authors have been people of color? InterVarsity Press's new Enneagram Daily Reflections nine-devotional series features seven authors of color, three of whom are interviewed in this season's finale episode: Sean Palmer (Forty Days on Being a Three), Marlena Graves (Forty Days on Being a Nine), and Gideon Tsang (Forty Days on Being a Seven). With all the interviews and podcasts that have been produced on the...
2021-02-151h 21
The Rachman ReviewWhat China makes of ‘new cold war’ with USGideon Rachman discusses how America’s tech war on China has affected Beijing’s long-held plan to assert its economic and military strength on the global stage with Steve Tsang, director of the China Institute of SOAS at London University. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-08-2021 min
Lagrange PointEpisode 345 - Overactive immune brain cells and brain cells failing to eat themselvesIs it possible to stop Alzheimer's in it's tracks? How does the formation of plaques on your brain cells lead to Alzheimer's. Does the your brain immune cells fighting back against plaques lead to Alzheimers? Amino acids in the brain tying themselves into knots, can lead to super strong sealed zippers forming which dry out proteins, damage neurons and eventually can lead to diseases like Alzheimer's. An enzyme missing a repair or two over 60 years can lead to build up of kinked amino acids chains which can lead to neuron-degenerative diseases. What causes a cell to eat itself? Well...
2019-09-2316 min
Ecclesia Houston on the West SideArt Of The TrinityOur dear brother Gideon Tsang joined us once again; offering a reflection on God’s creative artistry, and the needed reminder of the loving gaze with which we are seen, even as we are prone to resist God’s affection.Gideon serves as a member of the pastoral team of Vox Veniae in Austin.
2019-07-0800 min
The Vine AustinPSALM 8- The Art and the ArtistGuest Preacher Gideon Tsang shares a meditation on Psalm 8 and explores the relationship between art and the artist.
www.thevineaustin.org
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:
Reflection Questions:
1. What was a thought or question that stands out from the message?
2. Read Psalm 8. What phrase jumps out to you?
3. How can your experience of being loved drown out the unloving voices in your life
4. What thunderstorms are you experiencing that might bring healing and new life?
2019-06-2331 minEcclesia Houston on the West SideLenten MaturationOur good brother Gideon Tsang shared this weekend with us from Exodus 3. He walked us through how we can mature and grow in this Lenten season and some practices to pick up to help us listen to our lives and the places in our lives where we need to mature.Gideon serves the community of Vox Veniae in Austin, TX
2019-04-0100 minEcclesia Houston on the West SideRootednessOur beloved brother Gideon Tsang joined us once again, asking the question of what it means to be rooted. As Christ remains (roots) in us, we must ask: Where are our lives rooted? With whom are we rooted? What resistance do we feel towards planting ourselves fully where God has placed us? May God speak to you uniquely through this invitation to stillness, contemplation, and participation.Gideon serves the community of Vox Veniae in Austin, TX
2018-11-2600 min
Rusty Quill Gaming PodcastRQG 95 - Apophis AwaitsJoin Alex, Helen, Lydia, Ben and Bryn as we finally find out the secrets of Hamid's past.Hamid spills his dark and dirty backstory including Gideon and death, and the party go to meet Apophis to plead for Sasha to get the Heart of Aphrodite.Thanks to this week's Patrons: Michael Rojo, Heath Carter, Katherine Arthur, Kristóf Angyal, Kay Moore, Kirin Tsang, Sara Spielvogel, Pam Winkler, Chris Lawson, Chris Sims.Editing this week by Ed von Aderkas, Ian Hayles & Alexander J Newall SFX this week by...
2018-06-2055 min
Can These Bones: A Faith & Leadership podcastGideon Tsang: Ups and downs of a church plant {Can These Bones, Ep. 4}Rev. Gideon Tsang, pastor at Vox Veniae in Austin, Texas, talks to Laura Everett about planting a church, discerning the needs of his community, some painful failures, and the risks and rewards of moving forward without a grand vision. --- About the podcast: Rev. Laura Everett and the Rev. Bill Lamar ask fresh questions about leadership and the future of the church and breathe life into Christian leaders struggling in the valley of dry bones. --- Can These Bones is an offering of Faith & Leadership/Leadership Education at Duke Divinity. Follow Can These...
2018-01-0932 min
Good / True / & Beautiful | with Ashton GustafsonReflections on Community with Gideon TsangGideon Tsang is a pastor at Vox Venaie. He leads this community in Austin, TX as they are collectively learning to find ways for love and life to intersect and coming to understand how we can do more together than we can do alone. He joins us in this episode of let the music play podcast as we discuss his personal reflections what community is and how it can be a gift to the world.Vox Veniae - http://voxveniae.com/@GideonTsang - https://www.instagram.com/gideontsang/
2017-08-0552 minThe Vine AustinSTRANGER THINGS- God's SpiritThe Vine is a new church in Austin, TX with the purpose of following Jesus together. This week, we welcome guest teacher, Gideon Tsang.
www.thevineaustin.org
2017-07-1634 min
Vox VeniaeCommunityGideon Tsang talks about the way we interact with community and how we might do it in a way that creates gratitude and joy [Philippians 1:3-9].
Reflection:
What would it look like to participate in sharing your beauty in community?
Who’s a safe person you can share a face plant story with this week?
Resources:
Video: Kids Kissing
Podcast: On Being: Carlo Rovelli
Book: Community and Growth by Jean Vanier
Video: Andrew Bird
Video: Beirut
Podcast: This American Life: Grand Gestures
2017-05-2229 min
Inefficiency PodcastEpisode #34 Gideon Tsang Curiosity and Wholeness
Gideon Tsang heads up vision and teaching at Vox Veniae, a multi-ethnic church community in Austin, Texas. Originally from Canada, Gideon has made a home for the last decade in East Austin with his family. He is a speaker, pastor, photographer, cyclist and overall great thinker.
2016-06-2700 min
Sons And DoubtersDiscipline, Music Lessons & Building RailroadsGideon Tsang discusses the relationship between discipline and passion.
EPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Aaron Hale & Luke BrawnerProduced, edited & mixed by Luke Brawner Artwork by Heather HaleTheme Music by BRORVISIT US ONLINE:https://sonsanddoubters.comBECOME A PATRONJoin the neighborhood we're building and receive bonus content from this and other Odd Parliament shows for as little as $1 a month on Patreon!© 2015-2024 Odd Parliament (formerly known as Milieu Media Group)
2016-04-2503 min
Sons And DoubtersGilligan Gets A Fig LeafGideon Tsang shares a story about how his identity began taking shape as a child.
EPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Aaron Hale & Luke BrawnerProduced, edited & mixed by Luke Brawner Artwork by Heather HaleTheme Music by BRORVISIT US ONLINE:https://sonsanddoubters.comBECOME A PATRONJoin the neighborhood we're building and receive bonus content from this and other Odd Parliament shows for as little as $1 a month on Patreon!© 2015-2024 Odd Parliament (formerly known as Milieu Media Group)
2016-04-2303 min
Sons And DoubtersPuberty, with Gideon TsangAaron chats with Austin-based pastor & church-planter, Gideon Tsang about burnout, growth and the process of spiritual maturity. This episode is sponsored in part by Alclair Audio.
EPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Aaron Hale & Luke BrawnerProduced, edited & mixed by Luke Brawner Artwork by Heather HaleTheme Music by BRORVISIT US ONLINE:https://sonsanddoubters.comBECOME A PATRONJoin the neighborhood we're building and receive bonus content from this and other Odd Parliament shows for as little as $1 a month on Patreon!© 2015-2024 Odd...
2016-04-2055 minVox VeniaePractice ResurrectionAs we celebrate Easter, Gideon Tsang talks about what it means to be an active participant instead of a passive recipient in how we live
out resurrection [Luke 24:1-9].
Reflection
How do we engage in relentless curiosity in our journey of faith?
What is the fear in our lives that we can come together to engage?
What are the areas that we can actively participate and simply respond through action?
Resources
Video: Cavedigger
2016-03-2731 minVox VeniaePauseAs we approach the season of Lent, Gideon Tsang speaks about how we need to reconsider our energy and resources during this season of Lent [Luke 5:1-9].
Reflection:
What are the things that keep you up at night?
Does your spiritual energy go towards busyness, distraction, or restlessness?
How might a spiritual pause help you properly redirect your energy and resources?
Resources:
Book: The Holy Longing by Ronald Rolheiser
Film: The Revenant
Film: Amy
2016-02-0738 minVox VeniaePilgrimageGideon Tsang speaks about how our experience of faith should reflect a journey of discovery rather than developing and defending ideology and propositional truths. [Matthew 2]
Reflection:
How are we invited into the process of healing in our own lives and not simply focusing on the macro level of injustice in the world?
What is our version or experience of “home”?
How can we view home as the pilgrimage and not a destination?
Resources
Podcast: How Trauma and Resilience Cross Generations
Movie: Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child
2016-01-1132 min
Herro Flom Japan (Podcasts & Videocasts)Getting Squeezed
Photo by Gideon Tsang
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2015-09-3010 minHerro Flom Japan (Podcasts & Videocasts)Getting SqueezedPhoto by Gideon Tsang
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2015-09-3010 minVox VeniaeRepentanceGideon Tsang speaks about repentance as healing. [1 John 1]
Reflection:
In what ways can you give up judgement of yourself and others?
How can you bring your full self into God’s loving light?
What does a conversation on healing and repentance look like this coming week?
Resources:
Podcast: On Being – Repentance
Book: Accidental Saints
TED Radio: What can doctors learn by admitting their mistakes?
2015-09-2834 minVox VeniaeEasterAs we celebrate the resurrection of Christ, Gideon Tsang speaks about how there is no heartbreak, fear or need that goes beyond the love that God offers us. [Psalm 118]
Reflection:
How do we respond when we or others cry? How do we distract ourselves from crying?
What is our tendency to ask of God when we are afraid?
How can we embrace our true self and acknowledge and seek the help that we need?
Resources:
Video: Louis CK Hates Cell Phones
Book: Ann Lamott, Help Thanks Wow.
Video: Hands...
2015-04-0635 minVox VeniaeTransfigurationGideon Tsang speaks about how we should see change in our spiritual formation in light of Christ’s transfiguration. [Mark 9:2-9]
Reflection:
What is a new intention that we can try in this upcoming season of lent?
What are the thin spaces in our lives where we can engage with God?
How would it look different for us to live out of love instead of living to be loved?
Resources:
Video: 5-Minute Ageing Clip
Place: Monastery of Christ in the Desert
Photo: Gideon’s retreat photos
Person: Barbara Brow...
2015-02-1537 minVox VeniaeHealthGideon Tsang speaks about the rhythms of our spiritual health and whether we are living sustainable lives. [1 Cor 6:11-14]
Reflection:
What does spiritual health look like for you? Are the rhythms of how you live sustainable? Why or why not? How are we affected by our ideology and identity?
Resources:
Book: Gregory David. Shantaram: A Novel
Video: Love of Mud
Article: Nationals Disaster in Austin
Audio: This American Life- Invisbilia
Video: First Steps
2015-01-1933 minVox VeniaeImitateAs we continue in the Lectionary calendar, Gideon Tsang speaks about how our faith needs to be worth imitating and what that looks like for us and our community. [1 Thessalonians 1:1-10]
Reflection:
What is the work and calling in our life that requires faith? How can we pray more for faith instead of clarity?
How can we practice the skill of loving people this week?
2014-10-1939 min
FT World WeeklyGreat expectations for Aung San Suu Kyi and the Obama administration's healthcare billGideon Rachman is joined by FT correspondents to discuss the great expectations for Aung San Suu Kyi in the upcoming by-election in Myanmar. They also examine the US Supreme Court case that will determine the fate of the Obama administration’s healthcare reform.
Presented by Gideon Rachman, with Gwen Robinson and Alan Rappeport
Produced by Amie Tsang and Serena Tarling
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2012-03-2913 minFT World WeeklyFurther uncertainty in Greece and Chinese princeling Bo Xilai under pressureThis week Gideon Rachman discusses with Peter Spiegel, FT's Brussels bureau chief, whether time really has run out for Greece. He also talks to Jamil Anderlini, FT's Beijing bureau chief, about Bo Xilai, the Chinese princeling who recently suffered a severe blow to his chances of becoming a member of the Communist party leadership.
Produced by Amie Tsang and Serena Tarling
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2012-02-1615 minFT World WeeklyEgyptian elections, pressure on Iran and demonstrations in MoscowThis week, Gideon Rachman talks to Roula Khalaf, Middle East editor, about the results of the Egyptian elections, where Islamist parties have won almost two-thirds of the vote and discusses the growing international pressure on Iran with James Blitz, defence and diplomatic editor. Also this week, David Crouch, Europe news editor, talks to Charles Clover, Moscow bureau chief, about the demonstrations in Moscow against Vladimir Putin.
Produced by Amie Tsang and Serena Tarling
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2011-12-0815 min
Things UnseenARCHIVE: MICHAEL BUERK ON PHONE-HACKINGThe News of the World became the biggest-selling newspaper by printing as much sordid detail of people’s private lives as it could grub up and get away with. But, remember, ‘we loved it’.
[Image courtesy of Gideon Tsang via Flickr.com ©©]
2011-11-1702 minThings UnseenARCHIVE: MICHAEL BUERK ON PHONE-HACKINGThe News of the World became the biggest-selling newspaper by printing as much sordid detail of people’s private lives as it could grub up and get away with. But, remember, ‘we loved it’.
[Image courtesy of Gideon Tsang via Flickr.com ©©]
2011-11-1702 min