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Saint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Jesus is the GOATOn Christ the King Sunday we celebrate Jesus, the king of the universe and our hearts.
Luke’s story of the crucifixion reminds us of the truth in a confusing time during the rise of Christian nationalism. Let us not shrink Jesus down. Christian nationalism assumes God endorses has a national identity where God works for the world.
God is bigger. We serve a God of all people, working for all people throughout the world. We should not rush to the top to look down on others but to the bottom where we serve and he...
2025-11-2619 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Holy Scripture Feeds PeaceWhen there are times of persecution, where do you turn? Allow the holy scripture to feed your peace. Allow it to sturdy your foundation and plant your feet.
Your belief in the truth of God’s word lets you know you’re never alone. God is in relentless pursuit of his creation, you.
Scripture outlines a roadmap to navigate a holy life, a good, healthy and prosperous life but also how to navigate hardships. When Jesus calms the waters he showed the disciples the power of faith.
Mother Kimberly shares a personal story of h...
2025-11-1922 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Celebrating 275 yearsThroughout Saint Paul’s 275-year history, we have been a place of refuge for those seeking faith and the love of God. It is remarkable as we have loved our neighbors in one place for such a long time. For generations, Christians have gathered here; in peace and turmoil, in confidence and confusion. We don’t always live up to the calling, but we always point to the living God.
We acknowledge our strong history of mission, but we celebrate the God who continues to work within us. God’s reign is uninterrupted and defies the concept of tim...
2025-11-1313 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: The Story of the SaintsWe are on the cutting edge of a long line of faithful people. We are not the first generation to do this. We are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses who have faced the trials of the world by loving God.
The Gospel of Luke says that blessed are those who are poor, hungry and weep on this earth. God help us to love our enemies and bless those who curse us; to turn the other cheek.
We’re on the current page of the long story of the faithful. May we make those pr...
2025-11-0611 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: We’re in it togetherOh God, you have bound us together in a common light. Help us amid our struggles for justice and truth to confront one another without hatred and with respect.
Amen
Our lives together mean we struggle together. We are asking God to help us not become the injustice we confront.
God doesn’t give up on any of us.
2025-10-3011 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Thank God for JesusWe aren’t perfect, but Jesus is. Jesus asks, when the son of man comes, will he find faith on earth?
Yes, He will. Persistent prayer and unwavering faith will help us see clearly the difference between what is true and what is false. Jesus helps us stay focused on God’s grace.
In this world there are threats, insecurities and fears. There are times when evil presents itself as truth. When the noise of life becomes too much, remember the good news. God stands ready to provide justice.
2025-10-2218 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Living Faithfully in ExileConsider God’s people in exile. The worst had happened as Jeremiah had warned. The people are shunned and the temple in ruins. They can only hope for a reversal, an escape hatch.
But God through Jeremiah tells His people to build houses, plant gardens and grow families. To continue to live faithful lives.
When our world feels helpless, we cannot pause and wait for deliverance. We still have work to do and can serve others to create prosperity not defined by wealth and power.
If you don’t particularly like where you are...
2025-10-1616 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Go Wash Some FeetThe parable of the mustard seed illustrates the power of faith. Jesus taught that having faith "as a grain of mustard seed" is enough to accomplish the impossible.
To strengthen our relationship with God we must have faith, steadfastness, courage and obedience.
We must not be clouded by our worldly surroundings and allow faith to activate our life of service. Serving others furthers the kingdom of God.
Exercising our faith in God allows us to live boldly using our time, talent and treasures to serve. We can also exercise our faith by humbly s...
2025-10-1418 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Embracing God's Love
There is no barrier that can prevent us from experiencing God's love; however, it is essential that our hearts remain open. How we utilize our time, talents, and resources reflects the true state of our hearts.
God is endlessly patient with humanity; yet, it is important to understand that patience does not equate to tolerance. The message of God's word is a profound love story — He is actively pursuing you, His cherished one. God extends mercy to the oppressed, the poor, and all those in need. We have received all the necessary warnings; may we recognize that pr...
2025-10-0310 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Looking for God in Our Fractured WorldIn the Old Testament, Jeramiah tells of a society in crisis; a world full of violence and filled with greed. Jesus comes 600 years later, and the world remains in a state of crisis filled with murder, oppression, neglect, lies, brokenness and wickedness.
Where do we as Christians look when our world is fractured? We look to God. God is relying on hope and perseverance to bring all people into the heart and family of God. The answer is not in vengeance. Jesus calls out to the lost. He came to seek and save what was lost…sinners an...
2025-09-2328 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Poverty and WealthWhat if poverty and wealth were honest with each other? Could they find riches in one another? Poverty has bounty in community while wealth has bounty in gifts and talents. Jesus lacked nothing in life, but he did not possess worldly wealth.
In honesty with one another, we find a space of transformation. The space in between is a place where we grow. We must allow our Lord to navigate us to a transformative life of purpose.
2025-09-0414 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Trust Over FearFalse evidence appearing real…FEAR. The world bombards us constantly with negativity. We are challenged by fear morally, ethically and spiritually. Fear will attempt to control our thoughts, words and emotions. Proverbs tells us not to lean on our own understanding. But to trust in the Lord. In all our ways, acknowledge him. The word of the Lord must stay in our mind and serve as a compass to guide us.
In the Gospel of Luke we see Jesus heal a severely crimpled woman. Often chronic illness hinders us from engaging and seeing one another. Leaving us fe...
2025-08-2723 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Jesus Coming in HOTBefore he dies, Jesus asks for unity among all people. This is usually how we see Him in hymns and stories—a peacemaker, gentle, meek and mild. While his heart remains pure, we see a different side of Jesus in Luke’s Gospel. Here Jesus yearns for fire on earth and embraces division among people.
While we aren’t called to set fires of destruction or glorify division between neighbors, we are called to recognize oppression and cruelty that have no place in God’s kingdom. The fire we desire is the cleansing fire of repentance fueled by love...
2025-08-2011 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: Witnessing the Gospel in Today's WorldIn the Bible, many followers are acknowledged for their faithfulness and suffering, even unto death, for their beliefs. Today, we may not be called to death, but we can still make our lives a witness to the gospel. We can give our lives away to others. By giving to others, we can live more deeply and fully than before; mysteriously renewed in joy.
It is God’s pleasure to give us the kingdom. Jesus calls us to not be afraid and jump into faith with the assurance of God’s promises.
2025-08-1323 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Wealth, A Dangerous GoodThe Parable of the Rich Fool, tells the story of a wealthy landowner whose crops were so abundant that he lacked storage space. He decides to tear down his existing barns and build larger ones to hoard his wealth for his own comfort and enjoyment. However, God calls him a fool.
God has created us in community to care for and lean on one another. When we are more interested in our possessions than our community, we are missing the point. We have been made by God to live together and share, not to be alone with our...
2025-08-0720 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: The Power of Being "In"This week we hear about what it means to be "in" Christ. As humans we desire to belong. Paul tells the Galatians that as converts, they have been transformed "in" Christ with blessings of peace, protection, provision and providence.
This transformation also brings us together and allows an intimacy with the holy trinity. As we pray together each week, we can reshape our faith together, praying beyond our selfish needs and desires. We can pray together for those who have no voice and together celebrate the fullness of salvation found in Christ.
2025-07-3024 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Distracted by Good IntentionsThis week we look at the book of Luke and the story of Jesus visiting Martha and her sister Mary. Martha is busy with hosting responsibilities while Mary sits with Jesus. Jesus acknowledges this and encourages Martha to focus on her spirit rather than the worldly tasks that consume her.
It is easy to compare the sisters and say one is right, and one is wrong. It is easy to say those who are active should pause and be more contemplative.
But lets look at how our good intentions can sometimes distract us from what r...
2025-07-2421 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: God's CompassionGod has given us compassion. He has also given us empathy. The gospel of the Good Samaritan teaches us to love all, regardless of their background or social standing. May we walk in God's love and see all as our neighbor.
There is no qualification to receive God's love. We are made in the image of God; therefore we should share His love openly.
2025-07-2126 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: I Don't Know How to Preach an Independence Day SermonHaving loyalty to God and our loyalty to the nation are not identical. How do we navigate this? How do we see God’s perfection as inspiration? We follow Him by loving our neighbor. God cares how we live together and care for one another, but from what we can tell, God’s love for us is equally fierce no matter our nationality. Our primary citizenship is the Kingdom of God.
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A conversation between Father Eric and Mother Kimberly reflecting on this message. They discuss a hymn we sung, “O God of Ever...
2025-07-1520 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: Living a Liberated LifeFor freedom, Christ has set us free. The way to maintain our liberated lives is to be guided by the Holy Spirit. Our hearts crave God’s message: the way of redemption and freedom can only be found in Christ.
2025-07-0712 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Receiving the Gift of the Holy Spirit (Pentecost Sunday)The first followers of Jesus received His gift of the Holy Spirit on the first Pentecost. How do we receive the gift of the Holy Spirit today? You may feel an urge to stay restful in safety inside the church. But the Holy Spirit drives us out into the world. The messy, needy world.
As the body of Christ, we must burst out into the streets to bring the good news to those in need. The good news that your value is not based on power. It is based only on God’s love for you, and it...
2025-06-1112 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: No Match for the Matchless KingThroughout the Bible we ready stories of God’s unmatched love and power. No struggle, sin or hurt is a match for God. What challenge are you facing today? It is no match for the Matchless King.
2025-06-0413 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: The Peace of JesusLate in the Easter season, we look forward to the coming of the Holy Spirit. Our mission in the new age when Jesus is not physically here, we/the church becomes the hands and feet of Jesus.
Jesus told his disciples, “Peace I leave with you. My own peace I give to you...”
What does it mean to have and share the peace of Jesus? It is not calm or indifferent peace. It is peace that sustains us in the face of trauma and fear.
Peace is what results from the promise that God...
2025-05-2810 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: God's GrandeurThe book of Revelations depicts a new heaven and earth full of the grandeur of God. How can we keep hope as we exist in the meantime? We sustain our hope through Jesus’ commandment to love one another. We live toward the new world by loving one another and keeping an eye out for the good that breaks down barriers of evil and shines through into the present world.
Fun fact: This week’s sermon was inspired by the Gerard Hopkins poem, “God’s Grandeur”.
God's Grandeur
Gerard Manley Hopkins
1844 – 1889
The world...
2025-05-2112 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: Guest Campbell HarisonWe celebrated Senior Sunday with our graduating seniors. One of our high school seniors, Campbell Harison, preached the sermon. She shared reflections on the book of Romans acknowledging we need the power of grace, the gift we receive through faith in Jesus. Campell is an amazing testament to the community at Saint Paul’s where all are empowered to know and share the love of God as we walk through the world.
Faith into action, grace into gratitude and belief becomes a way of life.
2025-05-1510 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod with Guest Rt Revd Anthony PoggoThis week we welcomed the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Rt Revd Anthony Poggo. Based in London, we were honored to have him visit us from across the pond to share in prayer and encourage our ministries. He talked about strengthening relationships and the power of serving one another, feeding each other’s minds, bodies and souls with God’s bounty, grace and love.
2025-05-1419 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: The Paschal MysteryMother Kimberly leads us during the second Sunday of Easter. We discuss how Jesus is the reason for the season. We cherish the mystery of the Passion. Jesus’ death, resurrection and ascension helps us reconcile humanity with God. God is everywhere and only a prayer away for all of us.
2025-05-0509 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Easter SundayWe journey through the resurrection story from John. The God we serve is the God who raised Jesus from the dead. Jesus conquers death, hypocrisy, power, cruelty and pain. The divine's response? Light and never-ending life.
Christ is risen.
2025-05-0109 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Good FridayOn this Good Friday, we look to the gospel according to John.
It is in a way a miracle we keep the custom of narrating the death of our God. But we tell the stories during Holy Week that make us who we are including the story of Jesus’s arrest and execution.
2025-05-0109 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Palm Sunday"Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord! Peace in heaven, and glory in the highest heaven!" Luke Chapter 19
As we celebrate Palm Sunday, we learn of Jesus healing a servant's severed ear. This highlights Jesus' power as a healer and His refusal to respond to violence with violence, demonstrating the power of peace.
We invite you to join us throughout Holy Week and on Easter Sunday as we join together in the liturgies that shape our faith and community.
2025-04-1711 min
Spin On GolfMasters Madness: Rory's Grand Slam Chase Unfolds!April 13, 2025 ~ “Spin on Golf” is back for the 2025 season! WJR Senior Sports Analyst Steve Courtney is joined by golf pros Jordan Young and Brian Cairns live from The Cardinal at Saint John’s Resort to spotlight the drama of Masters weekend and Rory McIlroy’s Grand Slam pursuit. Listen as special guest, Eastern Michigan University Assistant Golf Coach Caterina Don, offers her firsthand insights into the nuances of the Augusta National course.
2025-04-1349 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul’s Pod: Jesus, the Lord of our livesWe learn stories from Paul and Mary and their journeys to knowing Christ as their Lord and Savior. If you have ever wondered, “what does it mean to make Jesus the Lord of my life?” we invite you to listen.
2025-04-1014 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Love, mercy and joy of GodJesus illustrates God's boundless love and forgiveness, contrasting it with the Pharisees' self-righteousness, highlighting the joy of welcoming back repentant sinners. Love and mercy come from who God is and not from what we do.
2025-04-0712 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Living FaithfullyTogether we navigate how to live well and faithfully during the valleys of life. How do we have an honest and faithful response to suffering? How do we face our own suffering and the suffering of others with faithfulness?
2025-03-2612 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Finding Joy in LifeTogether we explore a fruit of the Spirit, joy. Joy enables us to navigate life in peace. It is a state of mind and a matter of the heart. Without joy, we cannot fully love. Joy gives us the opportunity to move through life with hope.
2025-03-2615 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Tested in the WildernessDuring the first Sunday in Lent, we learn how Jesus was tested in the wilderness. At the beginning of Jesus’ teachings, Jesus answers the call and the question of who He is as the son of God.
2025-03-1507 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Ash WednesdayAsh Wednesday is the first day of Lent, a season of preparation for new life. We are invited into a period of self-examination and spiritual discipline. The ashes remind us of our mortality, and we are guided through fasting, prayer and alms giving.
2025-03-1506 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: The Story of the TransfigurationThe last Sunday after the Epiphany, we read the story of the Transfiguration...the story of Jesus glowing on the mountain coupled with what he did the next day, healing a child who was overcome by an unclean spirit.
2025-03-0412 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Love Your EnemiesThis week Bishop Logue visited Saint Paul's and focused on the radical call of Jesus to love without expectation of return and to love our enemies.
2025-02-2614 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Finding Good in DisruptionIsaiah was a prophet of the Lord whose call was to deliver messages to God's people preparing them for the unfolding of God's will. Sometimes those messages were not pleasant and disrupted the "norm". Likewise, Jesus' sermons, parables and presence were also disruptive to the daily flow of living. Might unsettling and disruptive times render to us good things like purpose and direction?
2025-02-2104 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Sermon on the PlainDuring the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus shares wisdom in the midst of the difficulties of the people. He comes down to them and heals them. He pronounces blessings on the poor, hungry, and persecuted, while warning the comfortable and complacent.
He is never separate from us. He is always present in the mess of human need and hope.
2025-02-2013 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Presentation of Jesus at the TempleWhen Jesus is 40 days old, Mary and Joseph take him to the temple. On the steps, He is recognized as the salvation of the world, representing light and hope in the darkest of times.
2025-02-1311 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: The Work of the Kingdom of GodToday’s podcast is from the Feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul. Here at Saint Paul’s Church, this feast day is always a highlight of our year. This year, we celebrated even with the backdrop of the national turmoil and controversy surrounding the Episcopal Church after a church bishop directly addressed the president in a sermon asking him to have mercy on our neighbors who are frightened.
The sermon tries to point us all toward the work of the kingdom of God, even when we are amid turmoil and conflict.
2025-01-2910 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Baptism of the LordRenewing our baptismal vows reminds us God loves the person you really are and the person you are called to become.
The Baptism of the Lord is a feast that commemorates the baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan. The Baptism of the Lord is celebrated on the Sunday after the Feast of the Epiphany.
2025-01-2411 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Fourth Week of AdventListen to the message and hope of the Christmas Eve message at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Augusta, Georgia.
2025-01-1008 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Third Week of AdventThe message and readings from the third week of advent.
2024-12-2308 minSaint Paul’s PodSaint Paul's Pod: Second Week of AdventThis second week of Advent presents to us a lectionary full of messages that encourage keeping with preaching repentance and preparing the way for salvation. This special sermon is pointed towards the good people of SPC as we have journeyed together forming a bond of trust and love. May your heart also be encouraged as you listen to this week’s message.
2024-12-1612 minSaint Paul’s PodWelcome to Saint Paul's Pod and the Season of Advent
Welcome to Saint Paul's Pod, a podcast where faith is nurtured, and the love of God is shared with all. Today, we begin a special journey—one that invites us into a season of anticipation and reflection: Advent.
Join us as we reflect, meditate, and journey through Advent. You belong here, in this space of love and hope. Welcome to Saint Paul's Pod.
2024-12-0408 min
Programme BLe Serment d'Augusta | Moi aussi, j’agirai contre les violencesDans cet épisode du Serment d’Augusta, Olympe de Gê et le Professeur Emmanuel Flamand-Roze recueillent les témoignages de femmes et d’hommes, victimes ou témoins de violences sexistes et sexuelles à l’hôpital. Leurs paroles nous interpellent sur notre capacité, et sur notre responsabilité, à tous et à toutes à agir face aux violences et venir en aide aux victimes. Lorsqu’on est face à une situation de violence, comment réagir, et comment apporter son soutien ? Lorsque l’on s’inscrit dans un système fermé sur lui-même comme celui de l’hôpital, comment peut-on être sûr⸱e que l’on n’a j...
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Le Serment d'AugustaMoi aussi, j’agirai contre les violencesDans cet épisode du Serment d’Augusta, Olympe de Gê et le Professeur Emmanuel Flamand-Roze recueillent les témoignages de femmes et d’hommes, victimes ou témoins de violences sexistes et sexuelles à l’hôpital. Leurs paroles nous interpellent sur notre capacité, et sur notre responsabilité, à tous et à toutes à agir face aux violences et venir en aide aux victimes.Lorsqu’on est face à une situation de violence, comment réagir, et comment apporter son soutien ? Lorsque l’on s’inscrit dans un système fermé sur lui-même comme celui de l’hôpital, comment peut-on être sûr⸱e que l’on n’a...
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Programme BLe Serment d'Augusta | Je regarderai la « race » en facePourquoi la santé, un domaine qui ne se perçoit pas comme raciste, est-elle souvent soupçonné de perpétuer des préjugés ?Dans cet épisode du Serment d’Augusta, nous explorons les manifestations du racisme médical : comment les discriminations quotidiennes affectent-elles la prise en charge des patients et leur santé ? Comment impactent-elles la santé mentale et physique de tant de personnes ? Et plus généralement, pourquoi persiste-t-il un tabou en France autour de la question de la race ?Depuis plusieurs années, il apparaît clairement que le système de santé est à...
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Le Serment d'AugustaJe regarderai la « race » en facePourquoi la santé, un domaine qui ne se perçoit pas comme raciste, est-elle souvent soupçonnée de perpétuer des préjugés ? Dans cet épisode du Serment d’Augusta, nous explorons les manifestations du racisme médical : comment les discriminations quotidiennes affectent-elles la prise en charge des patients et leur santé ? Comment impactent-elles la santé mentale et physique de tant de personnes ? Et plus généralement, pourquoi persiste-t-il un tabou en France autour de la question de la race ?Nous remercions Priscille Sauvegrain et Pap Ndiaye pour leur écoute critique de l'épisode avant sa d...
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Programme BLe Serment d'Augusta | J’écouterai le corps raconter les tourments de l’espritOn estime que les troubles fonctionnels sont tellement fréquents, qu’ils sont la cause d’une consultation de médecine sur trois. Pourtant, ils sont encore méconnus et incompris : pour exemple, ils n’apparaitront dans les manuels de références de l’apprentissage de la neurologie en France que l’année prochaine.
Alors, qu’est-ce qu’un trouble neurologique fonctionnel ? Comment le corps peut-il raconter les troubles de l’esprit ? Comment créer une relation de soin où les émotions et les traumas sont véritablement pris en compte ?Depuis plusieurs années, il apparaî...
2024-05-0349 min
Le Serment d'AugustaJ’écouterai le corps raconter les tourments de l’espritOn estime que les troubles fonctionnels sont tellement fréquents, qu’ils sont la cause d’une consultation de médecine sur trois. Pourtant, ils sont encore méconnus et incompris : pour exemple, ils n’apparaitront dans les manuels de références de l’apprentissage de la neurologie en France que l’année prochaine. Alors, qu’est-ce qu’un trouble neurologique fonctionnel ? Comment le corps peut-il raconter les troubles de l’esprit ? Comment créer une relation de soin où les émotions et les traumas sont véritablement pris en compte ?BibliographieTroubles fonctionnel...
2024-05-0349 min
A por el TítuloTriunfos por la mínima del Barcelona y del Atlético de Madrid | A por el TítuloSuscríbete al podcast 'A por el Título' en http://spoti.fi/3StN83n Con un doblete de Raphinha, el Barcelona asaltó el Parque de los Príncipes por 2-3 ante el París Saint-Germain de un desdibujado Mbappé. Se adelantó 0-1 el Barça antes del descanso, pero el PSG le dio la vuelta al marcador en apenas tres minutos al inicio del segundo tiempo, con goles de Dembelé y Vitinha. Entonces, regresó Pedri, al que le bastó un minuto para dar una asistencia de lujo a Raphinha y Christensen anotó el 2-3 en un córner segundos...
2024-04-1106 min
Programme BLe serment d’Augusta | Je prendrai soin de mes motsDans le parcours médical, il y a souvent des mauvaises nouvelles à recevoir… et à annoncer. Comment, quand on est soignant·e, annoncer ces nouvelles qui bouleversent ? Quand on va dire quelque chose de brutal, comment transmettre le mieux possible ? Le ton, les mots, la façon dont ils sont dit, l’intention et l’engagement derrière nos paroles… Tout ceci permet aux nouvelles, même les plus difficiles, d’être bien communiquées. Dans cet épisode, à travers l’exemple d’une annonce particulièrement difficile - la leucémie d’un enfant - Le Serment d’Augusta raconte...
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Le Serment d'AugustaJe prendrai soin de mes mots* Un épisode réalisé avec le concours du Pr Arnaud Petit * Dans le parcours médical, il y a souvent des mauvaises nouvelles à recevoir… et à annoncer. Comment, quand on est soignant·e, annoncer ces nouvelles qui bouleversent ? Quand on va dire quelque chose de brutal, comment transmettre le mieux possible ? Le ton, les mots, la façon dont ils sont dit, l’intention et l’engagement derrière nos paroles… Tout ceci permet aux nouvelles, même les plus difficiles, d’être bien communiquées. Dans cet épisode, à travers l’exemple d’une annonce particulièreme...
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Feito por ElasFeito Por Elas #168 PleasureNesse programa conversamos sobre Pleasure (2021), longa de estreia da cineasta sueca Ninja Thyberg que estreou na Mubi. Abordamos como o filme lida com a sua protagonista e a indústria de filmes adultos. Também comentamos os lançamentos recentes Amigo Secreto (2022), de Maria Augusta Ramos, e Como Matar a Besta (Matar a la Bestia, 2021), de Agustina San Martín. O programa é apresentado por Rosana Íris e Beatriz Saldanha (da revista Les Diaboliques).
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Pesquisa, pauta e roteiro: Rosana Íris e Beatriz Saldanha
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2022-06-2938 minFeito por ElasFeito Por Elas #168 PleasureNesse programa conversamos sobre Pleasure (2021), longa de estreia da cineasta sueca Ninja Thyberg que estreou na Mubi. Abordamos como o filme lida com a sua protagonista e a indústria de filmes adultos. Também comentamos os lançamentos recentes Amigo Secreto (2022), de Maria Augusta Ramos, e Como Matar a Besta (Matar a la Bestia, 2021), de Agustina San Martín. O programa é apresentado por Rosana Íris e Beatriz Saldanha (da revista Les Diaboliques).
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Pesquisa, pauta e roteiro: Rosana Íris e Beatriz Saldanha
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2022-06-2938 min
St Timothy Presbyterian Church in Toronto: SermonsThe Beauty of RepentanceScripture Passage
Luke 15:1-10
Sermon Text
Jesus said this, “Just so, I tell you, there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no repentance”. This is Jesus’ attitude. And this is the attitude of God. This is the attitude of heaven and also attitude of angels. It is very different from our attitude. We like righteous people, we like good people, but somehow God has a special heart for those who are broken, those who fail, who fell. Somehow, God has a very s...
2019-09-1515 minNew Releases Podcast – LibriVoxLibrivox New Releases Podcast 6 • Oct 2007LibriVox New Release Podcast for audiobooks released
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