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Sermons - Calvary Community Church"Long Live the King" / 1 Samuel 10:17-11:13 / Jim Rosenquist1a – In verse 17, Samuel calls all Israel together at Mizpah. Why there? (1 Sam 7)1b – In verse 18, Samuel reviews what God as their king has done for them. Why?1c – In verse 19, according to Samuel, why has Israel asked for a king?2 – In verse 24, What characterizes the king the people want? Why?3 – In verse 11:1, Why does Nahash want to gouge out everyone's right eye when they already want to surrender?4 – In verse 5, What is Saul doing when he hears the news? Is this "king like?" How is cutting up the oxen and sen...2025-05-1100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Wasted Gifts" / 1 Samuel 9:1-10:13 / Jim Rosenquist1- What advantages, abilities, giftedness did Saul have?2 – How does God lead Saul to meet Samuel? What "coincidences" are seen here? How are these "coincidences" used by God?3 – Saul does not know Samuel or even about him. How is this possible since 3:20 says all Israel knew Samuel was a prophet?4a – In verses 9:16 – 10:1, Samuel anoints Saul as "prince." Why not king?4b – What is Saul's appointed task?5a - What three signs does Samuel foretell to assure Saul of God's leading?5b – When Saul sees signs filled, what is he s...2025-05-0400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Every Good Gift" / 1 Samuel 8:1-22 / Jim Rosenquist1 – Verse 1 says Samuel is old. How old is he? Samuel is old with two sons who are not walking with the Lord. How is this like Eli and his two sons in Chapter 2? How is it different? What type of work are Samuel's sons doing? (religious or secular)Why would Samuel appoint them?2 – What reason do the elders give Samuel in verse 5 for their desire for a king? Is this the real reason? Why does this request displease Samuel? Is their request in their best interest? Why or why not?3 – In verse 7, what does God direct...2025-04-2800 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Post Tenebras Lux" / Matthew 28:1-10 / Jim Rosenquist2025-04-2000 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Drawing Fire" / Matthew 21:1-11 / Jim Rosenquist1 – What makes us think that the events of Palm Sunday were not spontaneous, but carefully planned?2 – What does Jesus expect of this day? (Matt 20:18-19)3 – What is the crowd expecting and hoping for? Is Jesus really the Messiah they are looking for?4 – In verse 10, the people are asking, "who is this guy?" What was the answer? How are they right? How are they wrong?5 – In Matt 27:15-23, the crowd is calling for Barabbas and not Jesus. How does this inform us of what the people want? Why do they reject Jesus? Is Jesus s...2025-04-1300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Raising Ebenezer" / 1 Samuel 7:2-17 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verse 2, why did the Israelites, "mourn and seek the lord?" In verses 3 and 4, what action does Samuel say should accompany returning to the Lord? Why would this action be difficult? What did they do? What idols do we need to put away to, "serve the Lord only?" 2 – In verse 6, what does fasting have to do with repentance? Why did they fast? Should we? Why or why not? If we should fast, then why don't we? 3 – In chapter 4, the Israelites were confident in the power of the ark to save t...2025-03-3100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"A Series of Unfortunate Events" / 1 Samuel 6:1-7:2 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In the last chapter, the Philistines looked to their political leaders for advice about what to do with the ark of the covenant. See verses 5, 8 and 11. This time they ask the religious leaders, why? See verse 6:2. What advice do the religious leaders suggest? Why a guilt offering? What do the offerings represent? Why?2 – How does the ark narrative compare with the Exodus? What do the religious leaders mean, "Don't harden your hearts as the Egyptians and Pharaoh did?" What other parallels do you see?3 – In verses 7-8, how is the return of the ark organized in a w...2025-03-2300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Haz Mat" / 1 Samuel 5:1-12 / Jim RosenquistVerses 1-51 – Why did the Philistines set the ark in Dagon's temple? What power did they think it had? How could they use it?2 – Why does Yahweh, the almighty creator of the universe, bother with a statue of a fake God? What is He trying to communicate to the Philistines? To us?3 – Why do humans worship idols? What idols do we worship today?4 – How does Dagon falling a second time and breaking off is head and hands communicate his worthlessness and impotence?Verses 6-125 – What do the Philistine...2025-03-1600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Elvis Has Left the Building" / 1 Samuel 4:12-22 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verse 12, how do we know the runner has bad news? Why is he running? What's so urgent? 2 – In verses 13-15, what is Eli doing? Why? Why doesn't he recognize that the runner has bad news? What is he expecting? 3 – In verses 16-18, The runner has four increasingly terrible news announcements. What were they? 4 – In verse 19, Phinehas' wife responds to the same news in inverse order. What is it? Why is she distraught? 5 – In verse 20, why does she name her son, "...2025-03-0900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"God in a Box" / 1 Samuel 4:1-22 / Jim Rosenquist1 – Ultimately, why were the Philistines a problem for Israel?2 – In verse 3, what reason did the elders give for Israel's defeat in battle? What solution did they invent? What assurance did it provide? How was their solution and action the practice of magic?3 – In verse 4, how is the ark described? Why?4 – In verses 5-8, both the Israelites and Philistines view the ark as powerful magic. What differences did they have? What did each group already know about the ark?5 – In verses 10-11, what were the results of the next engagement? Why?6 – Phi...2025-03-0200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Before the Light Goes Out" / 1 Samuel 3: 1-21 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verse 1, why was the word of the Lord rare in those days? With no shortage of churches, preachers, and media, why might what we hear not actually be from the Lord?2 – In verse 3, in what ways was, "the lamp of the Lord," about to go out?3 – In verse 4, Why does Samuel not recognize the Lord calling him?4 – In verse 11 and following:A – How is the message God gives Samuel terrifying? Why would Samuel not want to convey it to Eli?B – How is the message of God in the Gospel p...2025-02-1600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Fall of the House of Eli" / 1 Samuel 2 / Jim Rosenquist 1 – In verses 1-26, what was going on with Eli's sons? Why was Eli's rebuke too weak? What should he have done? Why didn't he? Why is it terrifying to treat God's sacrifices with contempt? How is this done today? With what consequence? 2 – In verses 27-29, the unnamed prophet confronts Eli. He reminds Eli of three acts of God: I revealed, I chose, I gave. What is his point? What did God do in each case?Why is Eli implicated in this charge? What did he do? 3 – In verses...2025-02-0900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Sons of Belial" / 1 Samuel 2:12-26 / Jim Rosenquist2025-02-0200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Game Day" / 1 Samual 2:1-11 / Jim Rosenquist1A – How is the sanctuary like the stadium and sports games like the church? Why is that so?B – If man is created for worship and we don't worship God, then who or what do we worship?C – How do sports games draw out, "the right kind of worship to the wrong kind of god?"2A – In verses 1-2, How is Hannah's praise a good pattern for us? She exults with her, "heart, horn and mouth." What does that mean?B – People who don't worship God rightly end up disappointed with God. Why...2025-01-1900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Leadership Crisis" / 1 Samuel 1 / Jim Rosenquist1 – There is a lot of material on being a good leader: what criteria is there for choosing a good leader?2 – a) In verses 1-2, the introduction goes to great lengths to show us somebody who is a nobody. Why? Why would this be significant in Israel's history?b) Verse 1 says, Elkanah was an Ephrathite (soneone from Ephathah – Bethleham,) which up until then was nowhere. Who else comes from this town? ( see Micah 5:2) Hint: 2 Kings3 – How does Hannah's barrenness illustrate Israel's? How was Israel in 1025 like America in 2025? How does each face a crisis of leade...2025-01-1200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Come Before Winter" / 2 Timothy 4:9-22 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verses 9-10, a) Why was Paul so eager for Timothy to visit? b) Was Paul disappointed in Demas? Does Paul say that Demas abandoned his Christian faith? What is in Thessalonica for Demas? 2 – In verse 11-13, a) Why is it significant that Paul wants Mark to come with Timothy? b) What personal belongings does Paul want? Why? 3 – In verse 16, a) Why would Paul's friends abandon him at his preliminary hearing? How did Paul feel about that? b) What does Paul mean h...2025-01-0500 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Tweenager" / Luke 2:41-52 / Jim Rosenquist2024-12-2900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Not Much" / Luke 1:26-38 / Jim Rosenquist2024-12-2200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"A Strong Finish" / 2 Timothy 4:6-8 / Jim Rosenquist1 – Why does Paul use the metaphor of his impending death as a drink offering? What does it mean?2 – How is death, especially that of a Christian, like a ship casting off its mooring lines?3 – How is the Christian life like, "the good fight?" What's good about it?4 – Why is it important to finish the race, not "win" it?5a – The victor's crown for the early Olympic athlete was intrinsically valueless, but highly prized. Why?5b – Who will receive a crown of righteousness? How? Why?5c – Why is righteousness...2024-12-1500 minSermons - Calvary Community Church" 'Tis the Reason for the Season" / 2 Timothy 4:1-5 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verse 1, Paul gives a charge to Timothy that sound much like a court of law. Why so solemn? 2 – In verse 2, what specific task is Timothy charged to do? When? What does it involve? What does it mean? How does this charge relate to us? 3 – In verse 3, what does Paul mean by "itching ears?" Why would it be difficult to "endure" sound teaching? In what ways do we see people today "accumulating" teachers who tell them what they like to hear? 2024-12-0800 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Last Days" / 2 Timothy 3:1-9 / Jim RosenquistIn verse 1, "The Last Days," may refer to either the time right before the return of Christ, or the days inaugurated by Christ's first coming. We are both in the "last days" and awaiting "the last days" to come. In this context, what are, "the last days."In verses 2-4, what "people" is Paul writing about? Who are they? What word does Paul use to describe these people? Is this unkind? Is it true?In verse 5, what is an example of a form of godliness without its power? What action does Paul direct Timothy to...2024-11-2500 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"A Great House" / 2 Timothy 2:20-26 / Jim RosenquistIn verses 20-21, how is the church like a great house? What do vessels of gold, silver, wood, and clay represent? How are some for honorable or dishonorable use? How is one responsible for his/her use? How can it change?In verse 22, what traits of youthfulness would hinder a young pastor? What traits does Paul suggest Timothy cultivate? Why?In verses 23, does Paul suggest that we should avoid all controversy? Isn't the gospel controversial? Isn't the truth controversial? Wasn't Paul frequently involved in controversy?In verses 24...2024-11-1700 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Remember Jesus" / 2 Timothy 2:8-13 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verse 8, what about "Jesus Christ risen from the dead" is an essential thing toremember? Why does Paul mention the fact that Jesus descended from David? Whyis that significant to gentile believers?2 – In verses 9-10, why is Paul under arrest, condemned, and waiting execution? Whyis he enduring for the sake of the elect? Who are the elect? How did they becomeelect? What are they elect to?3 – In verses 11-13, in what way have we died with Christ? In what have w...2024-11-0300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Apostolic Succession" / 2Timothy 2:1-7 / Jim Rosenquist1 – The context for this passage is 2 Timothy 1:8-14. What is it about? 2 – What has Timothy learned from Paul? What is he charged to do with what he has learned? 3 – Who are the recipients to whom Timothy is to pass on this information? What qualities should they have? What is their obligation? 4 – Timothy is given three examples to follow: soldier, athlete and farmer. What qualities do each demonstrate that helps Timothy with his task? 5 – Why does Paul tell Timothy to "think over...2024-10-2000 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Shame by Association" / 2 Timothy 1:8-18 / Jim Rosenquist1 – In verse 8, why might we feel ashamed of our church, of other cultures, and of Christ? 2 – Why might early Christians felt shame by association with Paul? Why might Christians in China or Islamic countries not want to be identified with other Christians? 3 - In what way is shame a form of suffering? 4 – In verse 9, how did we come to salvation? When was our salvation secured? Explain sovereign grace, pre-existent grace, and visable grace. 5 – In verse 10, if Christ a...2024-10-1300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Passing the Baton" / 2 Timothy 1:1-7 / Jim Rosenquist1 – How are Paul's circumstances different as he writes 2 Timothy from when he wrote 1 Timothy? What has changed? How are Timothy's circumstances different? What is happening in the Roman Empire as Paul writes this letter? What new responsibilities does Paul give Timothy? How will Timothy be able to do these things? 2 – In verses 3-5, what does Paul say about Timothy's heritage? How is this helpful? What does Paul suggest that connects the gospel of Jesus Christ with the old testament? How far back does it go? 2024-10-0600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Post Scriptum" / 1 Tim 6:17-20 / Jim Rosenquist1 - In verse 17, Does scripture condemn riches? In verse 6:9, what is the product of desiring to be rich? What charge does Paul give to the rich? Why would wealth be an uncertainty? Why would wealthy people think themselves superior to the poor? In what way? 2 - In verse 18, what two things does Paul tell wealthy people to do? Why would wealthy Christians rather give money than service? If you give money away, won't you be less rich? 3 - In verse 19, what does Paul suggest is a good investment in the future...2024-09-2900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Man of God" / 1 Timothy 6:11-16 / Jim Rosenquist1 - Why would Paul calling Timothy a "man of God" be encouraging to him? How does this title relate to Timothy's assignment? What qualifies one to be called a "man of God?" 2 - a - Paul tells Timothy flee, from what? Why? Where else are we told to flee from sin? As opposed to what? Consider the story of Joseph and Potifer's wife, (Gen 39) How is his fleeing an illustration for us? b - What are we encouraged to follow (pursue?) c – In verse 12, how is our te...2024-09-2300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Can't Get No Satisfaction" / 1 Tim 6:3-10 / Jim Rosenquist In verse 3, What is the essence of, "sound words of our Lord Jesus Christ?" What, "different doctrines," about Christ are being presented today? Why do people follow these?In verses 4-5, what characterizes false teachers? How do some make Christianity profitable? Why does it work?In verses 6-8, what, "great gain," does godliness bring?" What is godliness? Why doesn't prosperity produce contentment?In verse 9, what kind of temptations and snares are the result of the desire to get rich? Why are poor people not...2024-09-1500 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Honor Those You Serve" / 1 Tim 6:1-2 / Jim Rosenquist How was slavery in the Roman Empire different from 19th century America? How was it alike? What was good about slavery in Roman times? Why might someone choose to be a slave? What is essentially wrong with slavery? 2. In verse 1, writing to slaves of non-Christian masters, what attitude and behavior does scripture advocate? What are 2 reasons for this? 3. In verse 2, writing to slaves of Christian masters, what attitude and behavior is required? Why? 4. Why is...2024-09-0800 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Practical Presbyterians" / 1 Timothy 5:17-25 / Jim Rosenquist1. What does presbyterian mean? What’s the difference between a ruling and a teachingelder?2. The context is about showing honor to the unique members of the family in the church. How do we show honor to our elders, both teaching and ruling?3. In verses 17-18 what is the reason we pay our church staff? What guidelines are given?4. Why are elders given special protection regarding accusations? What is at stake? Why are they especially exposed? What principles should guide our actions?5. What word of caution does Paul give us...2024-09-0100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Brothers and Sisters" / 1 Timothy 5:1-16 / Jim Rosenquist1.What are some of the metaphors the Bible uses to describe the church? What metaphor is Paul using in this paragraph? 2. In verses 1-2, what reasons can you think of for Paul's directive in the way Timothy treats church members: older men, younger men, older women, younger women? How does this apply to our church culture?3. According to verses 3-8, what is the church's responsibility toward widows, orphans, single moms, etc? What conditions apply? What is different in our time and culture? 4. In verses 9-15...2024-08-1900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Use it or Lose it" / 1 Timothy 4:11-16 / Jim Rosenquist1. In verse 11, Paul tells Timothy to, "command these things." What things? Why is he soforceful?2. In verse 12, why might the church in Ephesus look down on Timothy? What issues werethey dealing with that they might not respect Timothy or agree with him? How was Timothyto earn their respect? 3. What does Paul say should be Timothy’s primary interest as a pastor? What are some of the spiritual gifts God gave the church? How might they be useful today?4. How does one discern what gift he ha...2024-08-1100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Perfect Pastor" / 1 Timothy 4:6-10 / Jim Rosenquist1. 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus are known as the Pastoral Epistles because Paul is writing to advise, instruct and encourage two young pastors. Why is it profitable for us to study this? How can his advice be applied to our lives?2. In verse 6 Paul refers to Timothy as a “good servant”, using the word deacon. Where else has he used this term? What makes a minister “good”? What makes a Christian “good”?3. Paul advocates training in godliness, similar to physical training. How is it similar? What is it’s value? How is it unlike “let go and let God”? What i...2024-08-0400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Diabolical" / 1 Timothy 4:1-5 / Jim Rosenquist1. See verses 1-2. Why do some people leave the church and renounce Jesus? What is the source and who are the agents? What describes the character of these false Christians?2. Why is sex and food the issue of debate? What’s at stake? Why insist on it for others? Why is this falsehood so close to the truth?3. What is the safeguard and antidote for this poison?4. Why is such apostasy and false teaching diabolical?2024-07-0100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Mystery" / 1 Timothy 3:14-16 / Jim Rosenquist1. v 15. What does Paul mean, “household of God” and “church of the living God?” What are some practical applications to this fact? See Hebrews 10:24. Why is watching TV church or cyber church insufficient for the Christian?2. v 16. How is a “mystery” in scripture different from “mystery” novels or movies? What is Paul suggesting by the term, “mystery of godliness?” What are some of the “mysteries” of God’s plan of redemption?3. What is mysterious or significant about Christ manifested in the flesh? How is the Holy Spirit involved in the incarnation and resurrection? What is the command and promise in...2024-06-2400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Servant Leaders" / 1 Timothy 3:8-13 / Jim Rosenquist1. How are the qualifications for deacons similar or different from elders? Why?2. What is the, “mystery of the faith?” (v9)3. How are deacons first “tested?”4. May women serve as deacons? Why? Why not?5. What two rewards are promised to deacons? (v13) In what way do we all “serve” similar to deacons?2024-06-1700 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Above Reproach" / 1 Timothy 3:1-7 / Jim Rosenquist1. How does one become a pastor or an elder?2. What does it mean to be ‘above reproach’? Is anyone without serious sin?3. Look at each of the qualifications in this passage. Is this meant to be a generalization where a person is rated on a continuum or are these specific qualities, each a disqualifier?4. What is the duty of the congregation regarding selecting elders? How is this done? When should a man be rejected as an elder?5. What is Satan’s strategy in attacking the leaders of the church? How should we pra...2024-06-0900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Gender Studies" / 1 Timothy 2:1-15 / Jim Rosenquist1. In verses 1-2, Paul urges prayer for all men. How can one pray for every man? Why pray for a derelict government leader?2. If God desires all men to be saved, why aren’t they? Is God’s sovereignty limited? See verse 4.3. What is the job of a mediator? Why does Jesus need to be both a man and God? Is there another way to be saved?4. In verses 8-10, what does lifting holy hands in prayer communicate? Why is this uniquely difficult for men? How is this an outward expression of an inwa...2024-06-0200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Good Fight" / 1 Timothy 1:12-20 / Jim Rosenquist1. Not all fights are bad. What makes a fight good?2. In verses 12-14, what three things is Paul thankful for?3. Refer to verses 15-16. Why does Paul say he is, “the chief of sinners?” What does he mean? Is this false humility? Is he being self deprecating? Is he serious? Is that a healthy Christian attitude? Why might others (you) say or think this?4. In verse 17, what is Paul trying to convey in this verse about God? What is he saying about how we should praise God?5. What “good fights” should we be en...2024-05-2600 min
文化艺术从生活里来，到艺术中去的波普 ： 民间的， 民粹的，虚张声势的新能指 - 谈 Guggenheim Bilbao “符号与对象” 展艺术是什么，波普艺术是什么 ？ 也许这次西班牙古根海姆里的波普艺术 “符号与对象”展能为我们提供线索，从一个侧面让我们看到艺术的游戏性和游戏里的图与物， 低端与高端，群众与精英， 能指与所指之间穿插与交融的玩耍。这种玩耍在当前的文化确认系统中成为有价值取向的玩耍， 有化验价值的指标， 有学术意义的套路， 有的放矢地虚张声势。但就是这种虚张声势，在单纯的波普经验里，可以一眼被看穿。 可是放进由各种各样的艺术思潮和阶段的整体的图景里，这种虚张声势又是一个有机实体的有机成分，也是我们在决定什么样的艺术对我们有意义，决定什么样的艺术能在我们的精神文明生活中起作用的时候，需要身临其境地体会，鉴别，和能进能出地钻研和抽离的对象。我们自己其实就是虚张声势的对象，当我们反过来把虚张声势作为对象的时候，Bilbao 古根海姆里的波普符号值得面对， 值得考究，值得在我们的游戏系统里被用来旁征博引， 就像一个有待被转基因的生命材料，就像一种细菌，一种会变异的病毒。前提是我们自己有系统，有能力参与各种命运共同体改良的系统。 各位好，我是安东尼，欢迎收听文化艺术。西班牙Bilbao 古根海姆正在举办波普艺术 “符号与对象”展 （Signes et objets. Pop Art de la Collection Guggenheim）。 这是时隔25年之后，这家美术馆再次举办以波普艺术为主题的展览。上一次是1999年，取名“美国波普艺术”。 过了四分之一世纪，换一个角度再来回顾波普艺术，我想这是对古根海姆馆藏的波普艺术作为一个流派和这个流派的作品价值的再次确认。先谈谈波普艺术到底是什么。波普艺术这个词最开始的时候其实就是群众艺术，民间艺术， 大众艺术，流行艺术。法国的跳蚤市场上经常会听到l’art populaire 民间艺术的说法，指的就是那种在造型格式上很传统很民俗的东西，比方说雕刻着人物动物造型的并不太精致的拐杖， 卖家就说：这是l’art populaire 民间艺术， 大众艺术风格的拐杖。而那种在艺术史上可圈可点的雕塑作品，比方说米开朗基罗的雕塑，罗丹的雕塑就不一样了，因为米开朗基罗和罗丹不被看作是民间艺术家，他们的艺术不会被打上民间艺术的标签， 而是有其他标签。换句话说，在世俗的眼光里，艺术的地位等级可以分作高端艺术和低端艺术。L’art populaire 群众艺术，民间艺术， 大众艺术，流行艺术没有被归类到高端艺术的行列， 没有被归类到文艺复兴时期那一类为政权和权贵服务的艺术作品的行列。Pop art 波普艺术， 是popular art (L’art populaire) 群众艺术发展而来的新时代的衍生品，变异品；一开始，自然也被高端艺术和低端艺术这个座标笼罩着。屡见不鲜的是，群众看不起群众艺术，民俗往往被称为俗气。群众仰视权贵艺术。因为很长一段时间艺术教育灌输给群众的是超凡脱俗的价值， 不属于群众这个阶层的生活的图腾。权贵的符号被万众膜拜，和群众里的家常便饭的图腾被群众自己视而不见，熟视无睹，不当回事儿，清楚地界定了群众眼里什么是高端艺术，什么是低端艺术。波普艺术的成就就是颠覆了20世纪的高端艺术与低端艺术的群众界定。把普罗大众和下里巴人的日常生活里的符号放在权贵符号的位置上，让群众体会到在群众那里不值钱的符号如何在群众艺术里成为图腾，群众艺术又是如何和权贵艺术一样精贵的。当然，让群众艺术精贵的决定因素是不是群众 ？ 是谁引导群众去膜拜群众艺术，让群众艺术成为波普艺术的？是引导群众去膜拜权贵艺术的一批人，一个系统吗？ 谁是游戏中的设计者，操纵者？ 谁是游戏的参与者？ 谁是教主，谁是信徒 ？ 这些问题一说穿，就把波普艺术放进了20世纪和21世纪的艺术观和艺术系统的长江后浪推前浪的汹涌澎湃里了。Bilao 古根海姆再展波普，给观众提供了一个瞻仰舍利， 在舍利面前给自己定位的机会：你是要当今天和权贵艺术的价值有得比的波普艺术的膜拜者？ 还是要当历史的观察者，在一个更大的艺术规律的框架里看一个时期的鬼灵精怪的鬼斧神工？ 还是要考量自己要不要当一回新时期更科学的牛鬼蛇神去为自己为人民谋幸福？有了这个前提作为思路的导向，我们可以更微观更具体一点从艺术的创作法和创作主题的层面来看波普艺术。 它确实是20世纪新发展起来的开创性艺术。在欧美的艺术系统里，古典油画和古典雕塑的写实，印象派，野兽派，立体主义的变形， 达达和杜尚的观念等各自在艺术史上成为里程碑的时候，用一种还没有被定义为好艺术的，却更新鲜的方法将审美，情绪和思想拿来做艺术作品，同时通过艺术共享产生的影响反过来确立艺术作品的价值，这是波普艺术很典型的经历。波普艺术家们从战后经济腾飞时期的消费膨胀的符号， 产品包装和广告入手，选取了社会大众沸腾的生活里有代表性的一个个细节。 材料和手段上，有的将产品包装的设计原封不动地照搬过来，用画笔将印刷品上的内容转录到纸面或布面上，努力地不露绘画的痕迹。也有的直接用包装材料硬纸板拼成一个抽象图形。Andy Warhol 的Campbell’s 番茄汤罐头 （Campbell’s soup cans）就是一个典型的例子。当大众商品消费里人们习以为常的日用小商品形象变成了艺术品，通过自己的生活细节中司空见惯的符号摇身一变成的艺术品这面镜子，人们从中观察和反思自己的生活的时候，波普艺术作为新的艺术手段就形成了气候，逐渐成为潮流。既然小商品可以从生活里来到艺术中去，波普艺术家就把这种套路延伸出去。他们让政治明星，文艺明星也和小商品一样，从生活走进波普艺术。这些政治明星，文艺明星在实际生活中，本来就有他们的宣传品，最常见的就是肖像。玛丽莲梦露有银盐照片和电影海报，毛泽东有油画肖像和纸面，布面，丝绸面，锦缎面的肖像。那波普艺术家就用他们的办法来仿制生活中抬头不见低头见的玛丽莲梦露图和毛泽东图。用新图像来表达已知图像。已知图像越有名，新图像就会乘着已知图像的人气的翅膀，飞黄腾达， 飞得越高，越 popular , 也就是说越具有群众性，越有人气，越波普。借用民粹的视角去看波普，波普艺术从某种意义上来说，也是民粹艺术。从索绪尔的语言学的角度去看波普，拿一种能指去描述另一种能指里的所指，能活生生地把群众艺术，民间艺术， 大众艺术，流行艺术里的群众，民间， 大众，流行精炼成不一定那么群众，不一定那么民间，不一定那么大众，不一定那么流行的上层建筑的云里雾里。波普艺术的代表人物 Andy Warhol 就把70年代的毛泽东，梦露，和他自己的图像，象对待Campbell’s 番茄汤罐头那样，拿来就用。原来所有这些人的肖像可能是摄影图像的印刷品，他改了制作方法，用丝网印刷。在方法上，对毛泽东，对梦露， 对他自己的图像的处理，与对Campbell’s 番茄汤罐头的处理是一个模式。 但是， Campbell’s 番茄汤罐头到了 Warhol 的雅克力绘图里之后，它还具有原来的印刷版的广告效应吗？ 毛泽东的头像从油画变成丝网印刷版的Warhol 作品以后还具有原本的领袖肖像的作用， 可以放在天安门城楼上吗？ 梦露的明星照在经过 Warhol 的丝网印刷处理后还具备原来的明星照的功能吗？不一定。当原生图像被再现的图像轮回，被拿到另一种语境条件里去用；当原生图像经过艺术工艺的转换，成为新图所要表现的内容时；新图的表达范围和原生图像所表达的意思已经发生变化，不一样了。比方说梵高画作里的墙面上有日本浮世绘的作品。梵高画里的浮世绘和浮世绘原作，虽然都是一种图形，但是两个相似的图所能表达的意思，换句话说，他们的所指已经完全不一样了。波普艺术所处理的图像就是这样。 Warhol的例子说明用一种图像表达另一种图像， 尤其是接地气的图像，看起来和原始图像异曲同工，但同种不同文，同文不同种， 同图不同义， 同义不同图。波普艺术里的同种不同文，同文不同种的现象制造了波普作品新生意义与被描绘图像的原始意义上的含糊，混乱。 这种含糊，混乱可能是一时的调侃，也可能从调侃发展成更为复杂的产物作品，从发展中艺术走向发达艺术。那怎么才可以判断波普艺术是不是正在从发展中走向发达呢？ 怎么可以判断已经抵达了发达的境界了呢？这次西班牙Bilbao 古根海姆举办波普艺术展，特别提到了早年纽约古根海姆美术馆的英国策展人和理论家Laurence Alloway。Laurence Alloway 在1963年策划了纽约古根海姆美术馆的波普艺术展，题为“六位画家和对象”。 这六位画家分别是： Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, and Andy Warhol。 对策展人来说，这些艺术家，要么是初出茅庐，要么是在事业的中段。当时的古根海姆馆长Thomas M. Messer 说，艺术需要创新，但同时也遭到是不是在搞怪的怀疑。其中的问题就是：这到底是不是艺术？答案里既有肯定，也有否定。肯定的一面，是因为创作本身就是要拓展艺术的条条框框。 否定的一面是：没有任何一种创作方式2024-05-2016 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Truth Matters" / 1 Timothy 1:1-11 /Jim Rosenquist1. How did Paul become an Apostle? What is it? See v1.2. Who is Timothy? See v1.3. In verses 3-7, what does Paul charge Timothy to do?4. What hints do we see of the false teacher’s message? What is so dangerous about their teaching? How confident are they? Why might it be an attractive message?5. What are some contemporary examples of these teachers or their message in our culture? Why is it so important to be on the look out for these guys?6. How do we recognize error? See ve...2024-04-2700 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Theology of Work" / 2 Thessalonians 3:6-15 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why would a genuine Christian need to be exhorted to practice a good work ethic?2. Was work a consequence of the fall? Cross reference Genesis 2.3. In verse 6, what authority or forcefulness does Paul use to reinforce a Christian work ethic?4. See verses 7-10. What example did Paul display for Christians working?5. In verses 11-12, why might those “not busy” become “busybodies?” What action does Paul direct Christians to have toward the idle Christian? With what force? To what effect? For what reason?6. Refer to verse 13. What attitude does Paul direct h...2024-04-2000 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Breakthrough" / 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5 / Jim Rosenquist1. Refer to verses 1-2. Paul has been praying for the Thessalonians, now he asks for prayer from them. Why? Where is he when he asks? What are the specific challenges? Cross reference Acts 18:4-11.2. Paul often asks the church to pray for him. Why? See Romans 15:30-32, Ephesians 6:19-23, Colossians 4:3, 1 Thessalonians 5:25, Philippians 1:19 and 2 Corinthians 1:9-11.3. According to this passage (and others) why is there no such thing as the Lone Ranger Christian? What do we need from other believers? How do we obtain it?4. In verse 3, what are some things the Bible specifically...2024-04-1200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Seeing Is Believing" / John 20:1-9 / Jim Rosenquist ##Notice - Sermon is cut short at 15:221. See verses 1-2. If Jesus could pass through walls (v5) and closed doors (v19), then why was the stone rolled away from the grave entrance?2. Jesus told the disciples that he would rise from the dead on the third day (Matthew 17:22), yet no one expected Jesus to be resurrected. What did Mary Magdalene conclude? Why was everyone initially doubtful about the resurrection?3. Refer to verses 3-8. What did John initially see in the tomb from the outside? Once inside what additional observations did he make? What else did he see? What convinced John, without seeing...2024-03-2900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Getting the Last Word" / Luke 19:36-39, John 19:17-30 /Jim Rosenquist1. Why do we like to get the last word in an argument?2. See Luke 19:36-39. Why are the people celebrating Jesus’ arrival? Why do the pharisees object? What did they demand of Jesus? How does Jesus reply? Why?3. Refer to John 19:16-22. Why was Jesus executed? There were two trials, two charges and two verdicts; what were they? Why do the gospels tell us so little about crucifixion? How was Jesus’ crucifixion unique?4. Refer to John 19: 28-30. At the conclusion of the crucifixion Jesus utters his last words; what were they? What does it m...2024-03-2300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Time Machine" / 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17 / Jim Rosenquist1. See verse 13. Why does Paul give thanks to God? What does Paul mean that God “chose” them? For what reason were they chosen? What is sanctification? How does it happen?2. In Verse 14, what does Paul mean that they are called to obtain glory?3. What traditions is Paul thinking about that they need to “hold on” to? See verse 15. What traditions might we think of that Paul is not referring to?4. In verse 16, what is God’s motivation to save us? Also, refer to John 3:16.5. In what way does Paul look back in time? H...2024-03-1600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"First Things First" / 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 / Jim Rosenquist1. What two evidences does Paul give why Christ’s second coming hasn’t happened yet? Why is this significant to us?2. While not being the anti-Christ of the end time, many individuals have been precursors. Name some of them. What do these individuals add to our understanding of, ‘the man of lawlessness?’ What does our text say about his actions? What does it mean? What do the Thessalonians know that we don’t?3. Paul says that something is now (and then) restraining him. What is being restrained? What happens when the restraint is removed? How will Jesus...2024-03-0900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Maybe Not What You're Expecting" / 2 Thessalonians 1:1 - 2:4 / Jim Rosenquist1. In verses 1-4, what similarities do you notice in Paul’s introduction and greeting in 1st and 2nd Thessalonians?2. What additional information and description does Paul give us of Christ’s return?3. What happens to people who reject Jesus Christ? How is this prospect terrifying? How is it just? How can a God of love do this? How does this bring or display glory to God?4. In verses 11-12, how does God make us, “worthy of his calling”? Why? Compare verses 5 and 11.5. What two things does Paul say precede Christ’s second com...2024-03-0200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"When The Going Gets Tough" / 1 Thessalonians 5:16-27 / Jim Rosenquist1. What three aspects of church life does Paul exhort in us? What does each one mean? Why does Paul say we should do these? Refer to verses 16-18.2. See verses 19-22. How might we quench the Spirit? What place does prophecy have in the church today? Why might we be tempted to treat prophecy with contempt? How can we test prophecy or any other spiritual proclamation?3. Is there a contemporary application to the preaching of the Word? True prophesy is both foretelling and forth telling - which is needed more?4. What is sanctification...2024-02-2300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Big Brother is Watching You" / 1 Thessalonians 5:12-15 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why are we resistant to being “watched over” in church? See verses 12-13.2. The healthiest churches have good leadership. What should we look for? What should we avoid? What should we pray for?3. Church leaders are called elders, overseers, and shepherds. What do each of these titles suggest? What does Paul say in 2 Timothy 2:4 about elder duties?4. Where do church leaders derive their authority? See Acts 20:28.5. See verses 14-15. Who is Paul speaking to in this sentence? Paul lists three kinds of people the church should engage: idle, fainthearted, weak. What are...2024-02-1600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"A Thief in the Night" / 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why is belief in the 2nd coming a core Christian teaching? How does Paul describe things prior to this event? As cross references see Matthew 24:3, 2 Peter 3:10. What do these verses add?2. If the Lord’s coming is sudden, and no one knows when, how are we to prepare for it? Paul says in v4 that we shouldn’t be surprised by it. Why not? How?3. What does Paul mean that we shouldn’t sleep but keep awake? See v6. What should we do besides keep awake?4. What is Paul implying throughout the metaphor of put...2024-02-0900 min
Marketing Then & Now: A Talk-and-tell with BozellInfluencer Marketing (Part 2): How the Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium Used Influencers to Achieve Wild SuccessJoin us for another deep dive into marketing strategy in part two of our series on influencer marketing. In this episode, host Jim Minge explores how the #1 ranked zoo in the nation – Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium – leverages social media personalities to expand its reach, captivate audiences and increase visitor numbers. You’ll hear from Mandy Rosenquist, the Zoo’s vice president of marketing, communications and events, and Jacey Kallsen, communications manager, to discuss how they’ve transformed influencer marketing into a vital piece of the Zoo’s advertising strategy. Discover how they choose influencers, learn about their content guidel...2024-02-0828 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Rapture" / 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why is it our inclination to grieve and be without hope at the death of a close friend or loved one? Why does Paul (and Jesus) refer to dead people as asleep? Where are these dead Christians now?2. How is Jesus’ resurrection connected to the promise of ours? Why is this a foundational truth for Christianity?3. How do you know it’s true that you will be resurrected?4. What three things are used to announce Christ’s return? How are these very public, i.e. not secret?5. When Christ returns, what happen...2024-02-0400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Ethics" / 1 Thessalonians 3:6-4:12 / Jim Rosenquist1. In verses 3:6-10, why is Paul thankful to God? What does he specifically mention?2. In verses 3:11-13, what does Paul pray? How is this a helpful model of prayer for us?3. In verses 4:3-8, what is sanctification? When does it happen? Why does Paul tell them to abstain from sexual immorality? How are they to do that? How is this a product of sanctification?4. In verses 4:9-13, how are we taught brotherly love? Where does it come from? How is brotherly love modeled in living a quiet life and minding our own business...2024-01-2800 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Dealing with the Devil" / 1 Thessalonians 2:17 - 3:5 / Jim Rosenquist1. In verses 2:17-18 why is it a problem not to take the devil seriously? How are we instructed to ‘deal with the devil?’ How can we help other Christians and the church in their struggles to ‘deal with the devil?’2. In verses 3:1-4 what does Paul say to encourage us and to prepare for affliction? How might God use our affliction for our ultimate good and His glory? What is Paul concerned about in verse 5? Why?3. Looking back to 2:17, why is it important to have church ‘face to face?’2024-01-2100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Faithful Messengers" / 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16 / Jim Rosenquist1. Refer to verses 1-3. Based on Paul’s responses, what accusations can be inferred against him?2. In verse 4 what motivation does Paul have for preaching?3. In verses 5-6 what three things common to false teachers and televangelists does Paul say he doesn’t do? Can you think of some current examples?4. What metaphors does Paul use in verses 7-12 to describe his ministry style? What does he mean? What does it look like? How can we imitate him?5. In verses 13-16 Paul says that the Christian church in Thessalonica is suffering at t...2024-01-1400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Thankful" / 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10 / Jim Rosenquist1. Paul’s introduction to 1 Thessalonians is about thankfulness. In verses 3-10 identify at least 12 things for which he is thankful to God. Which of these are reasons for us to be thankful also? What was the response to the message of Paul? What should ours be?2. What is the doctrine of election? What examples are found in scripture? How does minimizing God’s part in salvation slight him?3. How and why was the conversion of the Thessalonians famous? What did it look like for them to turn from their idols? What are the idols of 21st c...2024-01-0700 minSermons - Calvary Community ChurchChristmas Eve Candlelight Service / "Connecting the Dots" / Jim Rosenquist2023-12-2500 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"A Light in the Darkness" / Luke 2:8-14, Isiah 9:2, 6 / Jim Rosenquist2023-12-2400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Neutralizing the Threat" / Esther 8:1-9:15 / Jim Rosenquist1. The villain Haman is dead, executed in disgrace. What threats does Esther now face? How does she approach the problem? At what risk? How does the king handle the situation?2. Mordecai issues a new decree in the king’s name. Why? How is it parallel to Haman’s decree? How is it different?3. What is the consequence of the deadly decree on the 13th of Adar? How do the Jews show restraint? What do they NOT do that their enemies would have done?4. Like the Jews under Haman’s edict we are under an irr...2023-12-1700 min
Cybersecurity Insights PodcastDebating CISO Accountability: Inside the SolarWinds SEC Case | A Conversation with Jim Routh and Michael Reese | Cybersecurity Insights Podcast with Matthew RosenquistGuests: Jim Routh | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmrouth/Michael Reese | https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-w-reese/Host: Matthew RosenquistOn ITSPmagazine 👉 https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/matthew-rosenquist______________________Episode SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?👉 https://www.itspmagazine.com/sponsor-the-itspmagazine-podcast-network______________________Episode IntroductionThe SEC case against SolarWinds and its CISO has been one of the most passionate topics all, spawning heated discussions in the hallways of CISOs across the country and globe, often bifurcating cybersec...2023-12-091h 15Sermons - Calvary Community Church"Checkmate!"/ Esther 7:1-10 / Jim Rosenquist1. How is Esther similar to a chess master in her interaction with the king? How is it that Haman is completely surprised and shocked by what transpires?2. What fate befalls Haman? How is it poetic justice?3. What similarities do you see between Haman’s pride, hatred, murderous intent, viciousness and shrewd manipulation toward Mordecai, with Satan’s similar actions toward Jesus? They were both shocked and dismayed by the results. Why and how?4. What ‘coincidences’ do you see in this text that reveal the hidden hand of God? How is he the chess master?2023-12-0900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Turning Point" / Esther 6:1-14 / Jim Rosenquist1. Though God is never mentioned in the book of Esther his hand is ever present and hisprovidence everywhere displayed. How do we see God’s providence in chapter 6? Thoughno miracles are performed how do we see the miraculous here? What ‘coincidences’ arepresent? What are the odds of so many coincidences?2. Professor Karen Jobes says that this chapter is, “the most ironically comic scene in theentire Bible.” Why does she say that? Do you agree?3. Haman’s desire for recognition and public praise drives his ambition...2023-12-0300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Dining With The Devil" / Esther 5:1-14 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why doesn’t Esther just tell the king what she wants? What do you notice about her behavior/demeanor?2. Haman is angry because he perceives himself disrespected - the esteem of others is his idol. How far is he willing to take it? What are our idols? How do we know? How are we feeding our idols?3. How are our idols of self importance and pride a detriment to God’s kingdom? To the church? To our development?4. What was the root sin that led to Satan’s fall? Has it changed?5...2023-11-2600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"For Such a Time as This" / Esther 4:1-17 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why was Mordecai sitting at the King’s gate in sackcloth? See v 1-3.2. What does Mordecai ask Esther to do? Why is she reluctant? Is she correct? See v 9-12.3. In v 13-14 Mordecai says, “If you don’t help, God will use someone else.” What does he mean? What does this tell us about Mordecai? What covenant has God made with the Jews that gives Mordecai such confidence? (See Gen 12:1-3). Mordecai says that Esther may have come to her position, “for just such a time as this.” What does he mean? Is he right? Ho...2023-11-1800 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Die is Cast" / Esther 2:19 - 3:15 / Jim Rosenquist1. Esther 2:19 says, “Mordecai was sitting in the King’s gate.” What does that mean? Was he loitering? What did Mordecai do? (see v 22) How was he rewarded?2. In verse 3:1, Haman is introduced as the “Agagite.” Who was Agag? (see 1 Samuel 15:8) Who were the Amalakites? (Exodus 17:8-16, Deuteronomy 25:17-19) How does this help explain the hostility between Mordecai and Haman?3. In verse 3:2, Mordecai does more than disrespect Haman as he directly defies the king’s command. Why? Did Old Testament believers bow to Pagan rulers?4. What reaction does Haman have? What was he so aggressive?2023-11-1100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Cinderella" / Esther 2:12-18 / Jim Rosenquist1. How is the story of Esther like Cinderella? How is it different?2. What does Scripture specifically say of Esther’s character, godliness and morals? Compare this to other Jews living in the Persian Empire such as Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, and Ezra? What happened to them? Why? Which is the better?3. What does Esther do to win the Miss Persia contest? What is the prize? At what cost?4. Iain Duguid said, “If someone is willing to suffer the consequences, full obedience to God’s law is always an option.” What does that mean?5...2023-11-0500 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"God's Providence and Miss Persia" / Esther 1:1-2:11 / Jim Rosenquist1. Why did Xerxes throw a 6 month party? What was taking place in world history? Why does he summons the queen to appear? Why does she refuse?2. Whom does the king seek for advice? What are the advisors concerned about? What do they suggest he do about the queen’s refusal?3. What takes place between chapter 1 and 2? How much time has elapsed?4. What qualities does Esther posses to make her a candidate to be queen? How does she enter the competition?5. There is a recurring theme in both Ruth and Esther. What is...2023-10-2900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"There is a Redeemer" / Ruth 4:1-22 / Jim Rosenquist1. Throughout the entire book of Ruth we have been learning about the kinsman redeemer. What is it? How is Boaz Naomi’s kinsman redeemer? How is Jesus ours? Why does Naomi need one? Why do we? How does Jesus qualify to be our kinsman? How does Jesus qualify to be our redeemer?2. What two things do the elders and people pray for? How did God answer those prayers? Were they answered within the lifetime of any of those people? What do we learn from this regarding our own prayers and struggles?3. What did the pastor me...2023-10-2200 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Giving Heaven a Helping Hand" / Ruth 3:1-8 / Jim Rosenquist1. What is a ‘kinsman redeemer’? Why is Naomi counting on this? What is a levirate marriage? How would this benefit Naomi? Ruth? What happened to get Naomi excited about this?2. What is Naomi’s plan for Ruth? What danger is involved? How could this approach be misunderstood? At what risk?3. What does Ruth ask of Boaz? What does he agree to? Why does Boaz go along with this plan? Does he really understand what is being asked of him?4. What token or pledge does Boaz give to guarantee his actions? What does it mean...2023-10-0800 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"It Just So Happened...." / Ruth 2 / Jim Rosenquist1. Every believer has a story where looking back we see God’s providence, where it just so happened, where we didn’t recognize God’s hand at the time. What’s your story?2. There were several examples used from Scripture of God’s providence - Joseph, Moses, Mary, Paul. Which one stood out to you? Can you think of other examples? Are there practical or theological limits to God’s providence? Why don’t we see them?3. What do we know so far about Boaz? What do we know so far about Ruth?4. Why does Boaz...2023-10-0100 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Some Graces Grow Best in Winter" / Ruth 1 / Jim Rosenquist 1. If faced with famine or poverty or lack of work, any of us would move to where things are better for the sake of caring for our family. So, why was it wrong for Elimelech to leave Bethlehem and immigrate to Moab? What should he have done? What options did he have?2. How was the process of Elimelech’s move to Moab similar to Lot’s move to Sodom? How was Ruth’s move to Israel like Abraham’s move to the promised land? How were each of these people changed by the move?3. What does Rut...2023-09-2400 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"You Had Me At Hello" / Romans 16:1-27 / Jim Rosenquist1. Who do you recognize from the people Paul greets in the church at Rome? What do you know about them?2. Why does Paul interrupt his cordial greeting with such a solemn and stern warning? What is he warning them/us about? Has is this a danger for our church? What does Paul tell us to do? What is this difficult?3. How does Genesis 3 help us understand Romans 16:19-20? What is Paul saying here? How is this encouraging?4. As informative as this letter has been, what is its ultimate purpose? What is the ultimate...2023-09-1000 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Nearing the End" / Romans 15:14-33 / Jim Rosenquist1. In verse 14 what does Paul list as three indicators of a mature church? How do we measure up?2. In verse 15 Paul says he has made some ‘bold reminders’ in his letter. Like what?3. Who is the High Priest of Christianity? Why? What priestly activity does he perform? See v 16. Why does Paul say he has provided priestly service? As a priest, what does he offer to God? In what way are we all priests? See 1 Peter 2:5.4. In verse 25 Paul is writing from Corinth with his travel plans to visit Rome. Why doe he go i...2023-09-0300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Need For Acceptance" / Romans 15:1-13 / Jim RosenquistWhat is the compelling reason people join cults, gangs and clubs?What was Christ’s compelling reason to go to the cross? See v3.What does Paul urge us to do? How? Why is it even an issue? Why is it difficult?What is the compelling reason to welcome others? See v5, 7, 10-12.2023-08-2000 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Building Unity" / Romans 14:13-23 / Jim Rosenquist2023-08-1300 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"In My Father's House" / Roman's 14:1-12 / Jim Rosenquist2023-08-0600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"The Second Table" / Romans 13:8-14 / Jim Rosenquist2023-07-3000 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Church and State" / Romans 13:1-7 / Jim Rosenquist2023-07-1600 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Living Together" / Romans 12:9-21 / Jim Rosenquist2023-07-0900 minSermons - Calvary Community Church"Living Sacrifices" / Romans 12:1-18 / Jim Rosenquist2023-07-0200 min
Murder Shelf Book Club PodcastEpisode 28 Trace Evidence by Bruce Henderson Pt 2- Hunting the HunterPart 2: The frustrated detectives hunker down to work what little evidence they have from the bodies of the young women slain by the I-5 strangler. Working closely with the criminalists who provide the forensic science, more bodies are discovered that exhibit the ‘non-functional cutting” ritual unique to this serial killer. Once the killer is identified, how do they get enough evidence to arrest him before he kills again? Join Jill as she tells the story of Detectives Kay Maulsby, Vito Bertocchini, Stan Reed, Pete Rosenquist, Jim Watson, and Lt Ray Biondi as they work the twists and turns hunting the hun...2021-09-021h 41Murder Shelf Book Club PodcastEpisode 27 Trace Evidence By Bruce Henderson Pt 1- The Elusive KillerPart 1: A gut-twisting behind the scenes police investigation story of the missing women, that triggers a realization that a serial killer is at work. With twists and turns, law enforcement hunts for the elusive killer, who shows no signs of stopping. How many will die, as Lt Ray Biondi, Vito Bertocchini, Pete Rosenquist, Stan Reed, Harry Machen, Bob Bell, and Jim Streeter begin to gather the evidence and work through the suspect list of hundreds? This is Jill’s favorite true crime book—and that’s saying a LOT.
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Tinder TalesJim Search "The Worst of All Men" Episode 77Welcome to Tinder Tales! This is my podcast about the best and worst of Online Dating. Listen to my guest Comedian and Podcaster Jim Search as we talk about the 5,000 different ways you can mess with a catfisher and turning the whole experience into a play(wut)!
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snowmobilingpodcastJIM DIMMERMAN and FRANS ROSENQUISTJIM DIMMERMAN and FRANS ROSENQUISTShare and Like on FB Follow on SoundCloud Subscribe on ITunes.Hal Armstrong joins us talking with Two Legends from the 70 and 80s Sno Pro Era.Both Jim Dimmerman and Frans Rosenquist had Top Privateer careers on Leafspring SuperStock sleds.The Two got Tapped to race on the Top Factory sleds featuring the First generation of IFS sleds , hear about there development roles on the Oval sleds that would find there way to consumer sleds.
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