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Devocional Diário CHARLES SPURGEON26 de dezembro | Devocional Diário CHARLES SPURGEON26 de dezembro. O último Adão. (1Coríntios 15.45)Jesus é o cabeça de seus eleitos. Em Adão, cada herdeiro de carne e sangue tem um interesse pessoal porque ele é o cabeça da aliança e o representante da raça considerada sob a lei das obras. Sob a lei da graça, toda alma redimida está em união com o Senhor, visto que Ele é o Segundo Adão, o fiador e substituto de todos os eleitos na nova aliança de amor. O apóstolo Paulo disse que Levi estava nos lombos em Abraão, quando Melquise...2023-12-2602 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #20: A Modern Look at a Day of Remembrance (Remembrance Day Special, Part 2)The latter half of a conversation I had the good fortune of having with two veterans (both of whom served in the Canadian armed forces). PTSD, current changes in the military, and the meaning of Remembrance Day are just some of the many topics discussed, with a handful of good stories thrown in for good measure. . You can find part 1 of this conversation at: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6nWNcJvxm6go4sDkQxRyqx?si=ZbyhuspqTiqmVMt48amxew&nd=1 Music Credit- The Royal Australian Airforce (The Last Post): https://www.youtube.c...2022-11-121h 07

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #19: A Dual DeteriorationJoin me and my family friend, Gary Williamson, in a half-hour discussion about some of the adaptations he’s made over the decades due to a gradual loss of his sight and hearing, along with a few reminiscences about the people who re-taught him basic life skills thrown in for good measure. For further information about the CNIB’s history A resource summarizing the institutes major accomplishments since it’s inception can be found at: https://www.cnib.ca/en/about-us/our-history?region=on The Canadian Federation of the Bl...2022-11-0528 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #18: A Play on Ice Decades in the MakingIn this episode, former president of the Toronto Ice Owls (one of Canada's oldest blind hockey teams), Ed Parentaugh, talks about how blind hockey gradually transformed from a fringe novelty supported purely by small-time fundraising in the early seventies, to a current fast-tracking mainstream athletic pursuit that continues to gain national and international popularity. To learn more about blind hockey, visit the Canadian Blind Hockey Association home page at: https://canadianblindhockey.com/ Alternatively, you can listen to my conversation with a former Ice Owls player at: https://open.spotify.com...2022-10-3120 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #17: 70 Years of ToughnessA diagnosis at 3 years old. Many months spent at “Sick Kids” hospital not knowing what challenges may come. Embracing all necessary adaptations (physical and non-physical alike) that became part of the day-to-day in the decades that followed. In this episode, I chat with family friend, Pam Anderson, about all of this, as she shares her experiences as someone whose had to contend with the long-term effects of Polio. You can find the Disenabled Facebook page, where I share a variety of disability content at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/ Drop me a...2022-06-0622 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #16: Trent's Technological Finest Returns How have the “tech giants” of the world incorporated accessibility features into the products people use daily? Are niche accessibility companies slowly becoming obsolete because of a more competitive, accessibility-centric market? And what about AI; its continued rapid development might be creating more opportunities for people with disabilities than you think. In his second appearance on the podcast, Trent University’s Adaptive Technologist, Caleb Hunt, discusses all of these topics, and more. Take a listen to Caleb’s previous appearance on the podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4isQ3OA2C0L07SUNhDxxBt?s...2022-04-2624 min

30 Dias de OraçãoDia 19 - 30 anos de oração: a década de 2010À medida que os 30 Dias de Oração pelo mundo Muçulmano continuou a crescer na década de 2010, a mensagem de amor e reconciliação do evangelho para os muçulmanos também ganhou força. Um homem que personificou esse amor foi Justin Normand, um homem de 53 anos de Dallas.Em 2016, em meio a um crescente número de crimes de ódio contra muçulmanos, Sr. Normand foi até a mesquita mais próxima de sua casa e segurou uma placa. Dizia: “Você pertence. Fique firme. Seja abençoado. Somos um na América”. Era uma mensagem contracultura...2022-04-2003 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #15: A Convo With KaylaWith some self-deprecating humour and a few laughs mixed in for good measure, in this episode I sit down with my good friend, Kayla Gaspar, to talk in-depth about how her height impairment has influenced some people’s perception of her in social settings, along with some ways she goes about diffusing any awkwardness people might feel about acknowledging said impairment. You can reach out to talk all things Disenabled at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/2022-04-1222 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #14: Cane Vs. CanineIs the white cane more effective than a guide dog when it comes to helping people who’re blind/visually impaired navigate in public? What is the basic process for someone to get a guide dog? Can a person pet an on-duty guide dog? In this episode I sit down with fellow podcaster, Devon Wilkins, to talk about such topics, along with other misconceptions about traveling in public when blind. You can find out when new episodes of “Insight Peterborough” air on Trent radio by visiting: http://www.trentradio.ca/trodeo/guide.htm 2022-04-0824 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled podcast #13: Educate, Advocate, RepeatFormer ONM instructor turned teacher for people who’re blind/visually impaired, Anne Lanz, joins me behind the mic yet again. In this episode we talk about some effective ways that she has successfully taught students with visual impairment how to advocate for themselves in an academic capacity, along with a few methods to ensure the student-teacher rapport is as strong as possible. Check out the “What’s Your Excuse Network” for more disability-based podcasts at: http://wyexcuse.com/ You can listen to Anne Lanz’s previous appearance on Disena...2022-04-0525 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #12: From Blindfolded to Blind TeachingIn this episode I chat with Orientation and Mobility (ONM) specialist turned teacher for people who're blind/visually impaired, Ann Lanz, about some of her professional training experiences, her thoughts on different English braille codes (and some modifications made to them), as well as a host of other blind-related topics. A basic definition and information about Nemeth Braille can be found here: https://www.washington.edu/doit/what-nemeth-code If you want to learn more about the NUBS braille code, check out: http://www.dotlessbraille.org/nubs.htm#:~:text=The%20Nemet...2022-04-0232 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #11: Road to the Paralympics (An Ever-brighter Future for Blind Snowboarding, Part 3, W/Emily Trepanier) In this final part of my conversation with blind snowboarder, Emily Trepanier, we discuss topics such as nutrition, athletic recovery, podcasting, and the origin story of how Emily garnered the nickname, Starfish. You can follow Emily's journey to a Paralympic debut at: https://m.facebook.com/teamstarfishroadtoparalympics https://www.instagram.com/starfishrd2paralympics/ https://twitter.com/starfishrd2018 Check out Emily's personal website at: www.teamstarfish.ca Take a listen to the Shredding for Gold Podcast here or on any other major listening platform: www.sh...2022-03-0950 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #10: Road to the Paralympics (An Ever-brighter Future for Blind Snowboarding, Part 2, W/Emily Trepanier) In this second part of my interview with Canadian blind Snowboarder, Emily Trepanier, we chat about how the pandemic has impacted her ability to hit the slopes, how snowboarding can be a physically unforgiving sport, and some of the costs (physically and monetarily) of pursuing the goal of competing in the Paralympics Follow Emily's quest for gold on social media here: https://m.facebook.com/teamstarfishroadtoparalympics https://www.instagram.com/starfishrd2paralympics/ https://twitter.com/starfishrd2018 Check out Emily's Website here: www.teamstarfish.ca You c...2022-03-0331 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #9: Road to the Paralympics (An Ever-brighter Future for Blind Snowboarding, Part 1, W/Emily Trepanier)In this episode I chat with blind competitive snowboarder, and prospective Paralympian, Emily Trepanier about where her love for the sport began, her experience returning to the slopes after 18 months, and how she went from taking up snowboarding as a recreational sport, to possibly gracing the Paralympic podium with a gold medal draped around her neck. You can follow Emily's journey to the Paralympics on Facebook here: https://m.facebook.com/teamstarfishroadtoparalympics Check out Emily's personal website here: www.teamstarfish.ca You can check out Emily's podcast, "Shred...2022-02-2118 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #8: A Modern Look at a Day of Remembrance (Remembrance Day Special)Podcast Description Whether you wear a Poppy to commemorate those who fought in Flanders Fields, or spend the day in quiet reflection, Remembrance Day is an occasion symbolic of an infinite number of meanings for all. Some march in a celebratory parade to the beat of a snare drum and the melodic whine of bagpipes. Others find solace in merely acknowledging said parades, alternatively choosing to set their sights on the forthcoming holiday season. Neither choice is better or worse than the other. However, some topics (such as the effects and treatments for PTSD, the culture of...2021-11-1149 min

Outlook on Radio WesternOutlook 2021-07-05 - Disenabled With Justin EvangelhoIt’s not easy to find others who can whip out their eye (prosthesis) in a crowd, as a Halloween party trick. One of us hosts on Outlook can do this, but doesn’t. Justin Evangelho can and does. Question is, is he an evil genus, a magician, a childhood cancer survivor? Answer is, maybe all three, and he’s our latest guest on Outlook. We discuss his evolution from creative writing to audio recording/editing along with education for disabled students in a public vs Catholic School Board. We speak about his talk show Disenabled where he focuses on people...2021-07-1957 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #7: A Simple TributeIn this episode I sit down with former Trent student, Brette Leblanc, to talk about some of his life experiences and daily challenges he's had to face as a person living with visual impairment. Drop me a line to talk all things disability and/or podcasting at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/2021-03-0522 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #6: How to Pass, Shoot, and Score While Having no SightIn this episode I sit down with former Toronto Ice Owls player and long-time participant of multiple athletic pursuits, Kyle Rawn, to discuss what it's like to play blind hockey, the personal significance that playing sports had on Kyle's life, and how people who are visually impaired/fully blind can involve themselves in athletics. Drop me a line to talk all things disability and/or podcasting at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/2021-02-0723 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #5: A Convo With a Covert Accommodations OperativeIn this episode I kick things off by rolling a pre-recorded conversation I had with Jess Anderson (a Student Accessibility Services (SAS) advisor at Trent University) where we discuss topics such as the process of implementing academic accommodations for Trent students, and Jess's thoughts about her profession. I then close out the episode by sharing my retrospective perspective on the interview. Drop me a line to talk all things disability and/or podcasting at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook...2021-01-2226 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #4: Talking to Trent's Technological FinestIn this episode I sit down with my first in-studio guest, Trent university's Adaptive Technologist, Caleb Hunt, to discuss what academic responsibilities are included in the profession of adaptive technology. We also talk about the role Student Accessibility Services (SAS) plays in helping students more easily chase their academic pursuits. Drop me a line to talk all things disability and/or podcasting at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/2021-01-1924 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #3: Ignorance Doesn't Equal RudenessFlying solo behind the mic, in this episode I share some personal stories about a couple of high school teachers, in an attempt to illustrate the impact that ignorance can have on the academic performance of a person living with a physical disability. Drop me a line to talk all things disability and/or podcasting at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/2021-01-1714 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #2: Wheelchair Boxing, and Growing up ShortIn this episode I kick things off by briefly discussing a CBC article about the growing presence of wheelchair boxing in the realm of disability athletics. I then roll my first ever pre-recorded interview with guest and friend, Kayla Gaspar, to talk about what her life has been like living with the after-effects of meningitis. You can read the CBC article about adaptive boxing referenced in this episode at: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/adaptive-boxing-gym-1.5128883 Drop me a line to talk all things disability and...2021-01-1613 min

The Disenabled PodcastDisenabled Podcast #1: A Glimpse at What's to ComeA short but succinct episode where I talk about the inspiration behind starting the podcast, and what content is to come in future episodes. Drop me a line to talk all things disability and/or podcasting at: disenabled.podcast@gmail.com Check out the Disenabled Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/The-Disenabled-Podcast-107902705227292/2021-01-1407 min

CfaN BrasilMúsica do Evangelista Reinhard Bonnke | O Evangelho Glorioso | The Glorious Gospel | CfaN BrasilO evangelista Reinhard Bonnke foi, sem dúvida, um homem usado poderosamente por Deus. Ele era um pregador, mestre, escritor, líder talentoso ... e, como se viu, compositor. É verdade! Perto do fim de sua vida, Deus moveu canções no coração de Bonnke. Como ele não era um músico capacitado para isso, ele fez uma parceria com o renomado compositor e arranjador musical de Nashville, Don Poythress. Juntos, eles trouxeram as canções inspiradas pelo Espírito de seu coração para o mundo. No dia 19 de abril de 2020 (que seria o 80º aniversário do evangelista Bonnke), seu pri...2020-11-1600 min

Transformai-vos | Em busca da verdadeira renovaçãoO Sofrimento e a Soberania de Deus – Parte 8Nesta série de podcasts vou compartilhar com você meu aprendizado durante a leitura deste livro: O Sofrimento e a Soberania de Deus – Confiança e conforto para o cristão, organizado por John Piper e Justin Taylor e publicado no Brasil pela Editora Cultura Cristã. Neste episódio comento o sétimo capítulo deste livro: A graça de Deus e seus sofrimentos. Saiba mais sobre o autor neste post do site Voltemos ao Evangelho: https://voltemosaoevangelho.com/blog/2019/06/david-powlison-1949-2019/2020-05-1013 min

Insight PeterboroughHost of Disenabled, and Podcast 101 for people with disabilities First, we speak with Justin Evangelho, host of a Trent Radio show called Disenabled, who tells us how he copes with university life as someone with a visual impairment. Next, Ayesha Barmania, General Manager of PIP—Peterborough Independent Podcasters invites us to participate in Podcasting 101 for people with disabilities. 2020-02-2356 min

Insight PeterboroughThe Relevance of Braille today, and Saves4CFFirst, we listen as panelists John Morris, Debora Thomas, and Justin Evangelho celebrate World Braille Day by discussing the continued relevance of braille in their lives in spite of emerging technology. Next, Devon speaks with Candace McGuigan, vice-president of Peterborough’s chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada about a yearly fundraiser with the Peterborough Petes called Saves4CF. 2020-01-1953 min

PODCASTS Archives - Leitor CabulosoCabulosoCast #10 – Retrospectiva 2010Olá ouvintes-leitores! Feliz natal e um próspero ano novo para vocês! Para aqueles que chegaram até este episódio faremos uma retrospectiva de como foi o mercado literário em 2010. Quais foram os principais lançamentos? Que autores se destacaram nesse ano que passou? Quem ganhou o nobel de literatura? Quais foram as polêmicas no mundo literário? Para saber tudo isso somente ouvindo o nosso podcast. Que por sinal é diferente, nós gravamos este episódio no iPod do Lucien, será que ficou bom? Boa leitura! COMENTADO NO EPISÓDIO Allan Quatermain e as minas do rei Salomão (t...2011-01-1100 min

Perdidos na EstanteCabulosoCast #10 – Retrospectiva 2010Olá ouvintes-leitores! Feliz natal e um próspero ano novo para vocês! Para aqueles que chegaram até este episódio faremos uma retrospectiva de como foi o mercado literário em 2010. Quais foram os principais lançamentos? Que autores se destacaram nesse ano que passou? Quem ganhou o nobel de literatura? Quais foram as polêmicas no mundo literário? Para saber tudo isso somente ouvindo o nosso podcast. Que por sinal é diferente, nós gravamos este episódio no iPod do Lucien, será que ficou bom? Boa leitura! COMENTADO NO EPISÓDIO Allan Quatermain e as minas do rei Salomão (t...2011-01-111h 27

CABULOSO CAST Archives - Leitor CabulosoCabulosoCast #10 – Retrospectiva 2010Olá ouvintes-leitores! Feliz natal e um próspero ano novo para vocês! Para aqueles que chegaram até este episódio faremos uma retrospectiva de como foi o mercado literário em 2010. Quais foram os principais lançamentos? Que autores se destacaram nesse ano que passou? Quem ganhou o nobel de literatura? Quais foram as polêmicas no mundo literário? Para saber tudo isso somente ouvindo o nosso podcast. Que por sinal é diferente, nós gravamos este episódio no iPod do Lucien, será que ficou bom? Boa leitura! COMENTADO NO EPISÓDIO Allan Quatermain e as minas do rei Salomão (t...2011-01-1100 min