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The Ninety-Eight Podcast187. Bible Character Draft In this episode (the Season 5 Finale), we host a Bible Character Draft! Abbey Cook, Ryan Heard, Will Jackson, and Malory Sanders *compete* by drafting Bible characters we should want to emulate by examining their perceived spiritual gifts. Informative, inspiring, and fun! 2025-05-0639 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast167. Fear of God In this episode, Abbey Cook, Malory Sanders, and Gracie Wells address what it means to fear God. If God is loving, tender, and near, why would He expect us to fear Him? Is there such a thing as incorrectly fearing God? Tune in to explore alongside these sisters. 2024-11-1930 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast164. Don't Be Weird What do you mean, “stop being so weird”? In this episode, Malory Sanders, Abby Krasselt, and Caleb Morgan talk through some common conversational faux pas, personal examples, and mindful tips on how Christians can engage each other and the lost without coming across as “weird.” 2024-10-2925 min
The Ninety-Eight Podcast152. Gospel Tools: Three Circles In this episode, Malory Sanders invites Ryan Heard and Hannah Sarver to the table to discuss a helpful evangelism framework called the "Three Circles." Don't miss this final installment in our running series of Gospel Tools. You can check out this method and more at crosspointclemson.org/gospel-tools. 2024-05-0728 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast150. Gospel Tools: The Bridge Of the many tools at our disposal for sharing the gospel, the "bridge diagram" is one of Crosspoint's favorites. In this episode, Malory Sanders, Hannah Sarver, and Gracie Wells introduce the listener to this method of sharing and provide some tips for the harvest. 2024-04-2326 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast146. Gospel Tools: Sharing Your Testimony In this episode, we hear from Emily Davidson, Malory Sanders, and Hannah Sarver as they talk about the importance of drawing upon one's testimony in Christ for evangelism. Tune in for tips and best practices on this simple means of sharing the gospel.To learn more, visit crosspointclemson.org/gospel-tools. 2024-03-2627 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast143. Evangelism Roundtable In this episode, we welcome Abbey, Malory Sanders, and Hannah Sarver to discuss past experiences in evangelism. What have we learned along the way? What has most shaped us? What encourages us along the journey of Christian obedience? Tune in. 2024-03-0536 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast142. Salvation in the Old Testament Malory Sanders and Rebecca Watson hop on the podcast to help us think through this question: "How were the people of the Old Testament saved?" 2024-02-2743 min
Tea or Books?Tea or Books? #125: Do We Read Celeb Memoirs? and Day vs Landscape in SunlightCeleb memoirs, Michael Cunningham, Elizabeth Fair – welcome to episode 125!
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In the first half, Rachel and I discuss celebrity memoirs – do we read them? What do we count as a celebrity memoir? In the second half, we each chose one of the other’s favourite 2023 reads – Day by Michael Cunningham (one of my favourite reads from last year) and Landscape in Sunlight by Elizabeth Fair.
You can get in touch with suggestions, comments, questions etc at teaorbooks[at]gmail.com – we’d love to hear from you. Find us at Spotify...2024-02-1000 minThe Ninety-Eight Podcast80. How We're Wired (Personality Types and Spiritual Gifts) Tune in to learn about a Christian perspective on personality types and tests and the integration (if any) into the Christian worldview. In this episode we welcome Malory Sanders to the platform and introduce Josh Rives in his new role with the podcast. 2022-09-1338 min
Brothers Breaking Bread PodcastEp174- Double D Double DownContinued from the previous episode: Activist, author, organizer Tamika Malory’s beautiful thirst trap photos sparked a conversation about a previous conversation about Rihanna. Does recognizing that talented women are beautiful (especially when they are dressed to garner attention) diminish their brilliance? Deion Sanders may have started a trend of elite black athletes attending HBCU’s like Jackson State. Another member of the Roots passed, Leonard Hubbard, please bubble wrap Black Thought and Questlove. We ended with surviving Santa. Show Prologue:Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a collection of African American professionals, friends...2021-12-191h 02Brothers Breaking Bread PodcastEp174- Double D Double DownContinued from the previous episode: Activist, author, organizer Tamika Malory’s beautiful thirst trap photos sparked a conversation about a previous conversation about Rihanna. Does recognizing that talented women are beautiful (especially when they are dressed to garner attention) diminish their brilliance? Deion Sanders may have started a trend of elite black athletes attending HBCU’s like Jackson State. Another member of the Roots passed, Leonard Hubbard, please bubble wrap Black Thought and Questlove. We ended with surviving Santa. Show Prologue:Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a collection of African American professionals, friends...2021-12-191h 02
PhenomenoumenaLooking Ahead to the Future of Technology and Intellectual Capital (Part 2 of 2)In this episode, we follow up on the Amiga talk in the previous episode with broader and more philosophical perspectives looking at the world at the levels of technology, politics, education and consciousness. The discussion focuses on where the world is heading and ideas for a better future world. We cite the works of Brooks Adams, Richard Baldwin, G.I. Gurdjieff, Alan Kay, Laibach, Thomas Malory, Douglas Rushkoff, John Ruskin, Doug Stanhope, Ken Wilber and Robert Anton Wilson, among others. We also discuss Ro Khanna, Rand Paul, Bernie Sanders and make special mention of Wil Wheaton in a short...2021-04-301h 32
malorynye's podcastNye009 Charleston race violence and whitenessThis podcast is a discussion about issues related to the deaths in the AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. In particular, the intersections between race, violence and whiteness. On Wednesday 17 June 2015 a young white male went into the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Calhoun Street, Charleston. Reports say that he sat in a Bible study meeting for a short while, and then took out a gun and shot nine people dead: six women and three men. He left a further person seriously injured. The people who died were: ...2015-07-0256 min