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Dream Chasers: Where Hustle Meets House MusicDC 255: The Hustle and Hunger That Drives an Elite Capital RaiserAdam Carswell shares his Next Level interview with Amber Fleming, President and Founder of Regal Capital Partners, and Hunter Thompson as they discuss how Amber carved out her own success in the RaiseMasters community through her ambition, intelligence and personality. In this episode, Adam, Hunter and Amber talk about:How Amber’s realtor background helped her prosper in the capital raising communityBeing active and visible to potential business partners and investorsAmber’s winning personality that has driven her success Adam would like to give a huge thanks to Amber and Hunter for coming on the...2022-12-0618 min
Construct Your Life With Austin Linney245 Greatest Of Episode 4Greatest Of Episode 4 Meet Amber Vilhauer, an online digital marketing expert who supports authors, speakers, and coaches to establish a powerful, integrated online presence that gets results and empowers them to make a difference in their industry. Amber started her own company NGNG Enterprises Inc. (standing for No Guts No Glory) in 2007, she has spent her career impacting her community and building strong strategic alliances with industry leaders and game-changers across the web. Amber has worked with Justin Donald, John Lee Dumas, Mike Michalowicz, Daniel Amen, and all sorts of interesting people. Also...2021-08-2336 min
Grace Enough PodcastCIJ 7:Joy Box Journal | Adria WilkinsAuthor of Joy Box Journal, Adria Wilkins, joins Amber to share the story behind the journal and a glimpse of what you will find inside.
Christmas in July Questions:
Share a bit of the backstory of The Joy Box Journal.
How did learning to look for the joy God placed around you help you grieve?
Share a few of your favorite prompts, so people get a glimpse of what to expect if they purchase or give the Joy Box Journal?
As the author, do you have a story or impact statement someone has shared with you as a resu...2021-07-3130 minGrace Enough PodcastCIJ 5: 10ofThose.com | Jonathan CarswellThe founder and CEO of 10ofthose.com, Jonathan Carswell joins Amber why and how they provide quality Christian resources at affordable prices.
Christmas in July Questions:
What is the mission behind 10ofThose.com?
Share a bit of the backstory of 10 of Those. Why did you decide to launch 10ofThose?
What are some ways 10 of Those distribute resources to support ministries?
What do you love about the work you are doing with 10 of Those?
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Giving Roses Podcast16. TC - Where is God Now: A Thoughtful Conversation with DeAndre CarswellIn this episode we have a thoughtful conversation about enjoying life as a multi-faceted Christian with Elder DeAndre Carswell of Prince of Peace Church. Be ready to get a word this Sunday! We hope you enjoy. Episode Mentions: Prince of Peace Church Follow His Instructions Sermon Follow DeAndre @dre_inspires (2 Chronicles 7:14 - scripture Amber referenced) Visit our website to give roses https://www.givingrosespod.com Follow us on IG @givingrosespod Theme song by: Deli Row...2021-05-021h 00
Calvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: GracelandBut what I do trust is that we were brought together by the Holy Spirit, whose reconciling work in the world happens through our hopeful and failing selves. The church is one of those rare places in the world where we voluntarily enter a room with people we just don’t get. You sit down by strangers and hear that those who do not love do not know God, and sometimes you you feel deeply the implications of such a belief — you fearfully declare it the Word of the Lord. You look around the room and wonder if you’re up to...2021-05-0212 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: The Great Vigil of EasterThat is why we are here tonight. The last Word has been spoken, and it is Love.2021-04-0305 min
Calvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNLive Podcast Recording with Rabbi Rami ShapiroThe Rev. Amber Carswell interviews Rabbi Rami Shapiro about his ministry as a Rabbi, speaker, and author.2021-03-1656 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Hard WordsMaybe it would do us some good to take a hard look and unflinching listen to the words we wince to hear. We might stop making Scripture into our own image, for one thing, or buying into the image that
others have imposed upon it. And that kind of deep engagement can lead us to hear it with new ears: “For God so loved the world,” this world, our world, the one right around you. You could see with new
eyes the way the old age is passing away, you could see where creation groans and calls your name, beckoning you...2021-03-1413 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Holy ForgetfulnessThe gift of holy forgetfulness is one that comes from the very heart of God. It is what God does. The psalmist sings that our transgressions are removed from us “as far as the east is from the west,” which is, of course, an infinite distance. They are not packed nicely and neatly into a manageable corner of a forgotten closet. They are gone — maybe not from your mind as they swirl in your head in the vulnerable hours of night, but forgotten by the one who matters, the one who removes them, God. It’s God’s holy forgetfulness that we ca...2021-02-1710 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: The Problem with DemonsDemons are one way Christians have talked about this idea that really, the essential you, past your mental and psychological baggage, past the body and its abilities, past the mood fluctuations and mindfulness exercises, deep down past your DNA and your questionable wardrobe choices, there is a you. Of course, we’re careful to say all of those outside things matter in the growth of a soul, you are an embodied being — but that there’s something intrinsic and wholly good at every person’s core. We call it the image of God. Sometimes this image is hidden, obfuscated under complica...2021-01-3112 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: After the BabyMaybe the message of the tenth day of Christmas, the New Year’s fallout, is that this pursuit of the divine contains all this, too. Jesus goes dark for twenty years after this event, growing and listening and questioning. As much as we wanted God to show up and make all things immediately right, apparently faith isn’t an on/off switch. Your salvation isn’t a formula.2021-01-0310 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Midrashin with MaryThere’s an old rabbi with the fabulous name of Ben Bag Bag who offers this advice on reading Scripture: “Turn it and turn it again, for all is in it; see through it; grow old and worn in it; do not budge from it, for there is nothing that works better than it.”2020-12-2111 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Anti-kingToday is the last Sunday after Pentecost, the final Sunday of our church year, we mimic the trees outside in shedding our green coverings. Since about 1925, this day has also been called Christ the King Sunday. In terms of public holiday awareness, I think this day probably ranks right up there with Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day or National Scrapple Day, these holidays that really do exist but only for a few people with some very niche interests.2020-11-2210 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: The Answers in the Back of the BookSometimes I hear “love” used as a panacea; e.g., just add love and it’ll be better. I think anyone who has spent any time in a family with others understands the demands and complications and sacrifices of real love. I’m always suspicious when love looks like the path of least resistance, when it’s easy on us, when it’s easy for us. Anything worth doing is difficult, and if love is the thing most worth doing, it does follow that it would be the most difficult.2020-10-2512 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Reading ExodusThe story of Exodus is a story about how hard it is for anyone to be set free from Pharaoh. How does one stop serving the gods of greed and accumulation and begin to trust the God who feeds everyone only enough for each day? How do you unlearn the habits of domination and subjugation, to learn the sort of independence that entails mutual, community-wide thriving? How can we begin to trust the kindness and mercy of God… and maybe just as importantly, become people of kindness and mercy?2020-09-2710 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Stumbling RockPoor Peter. It was only last week where he and Jesus had a real moment together. See, Jesus has been making a name for himself, and it’s not altogether a good one. Sure, people know who he is, but the room gets quiet when he walks in, the people cough and look away and some do that thing where they make a loud statement to try and make it look like they haven’t just been talking about him. People in his home town snub him, say he’s getting a big head. Teenage girls giggle and point when he wal...2020-08-3010 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Naming ConventionsIt’s telling that in Scripture, God makes creation by naming. He creates the stars and brings them into being by calling them each by name. Creation appears as an answer to God’s speech, the Word goes forth and creates, makes new, and a resounding wave of God’s own life bounces back to God, “it does not return to him empty,” as Isaiah sings. Humanity is a particular piece of this whole movement, that God is constantly speaking to us who we are, and we, in the process of our creation, are trying to resemble that Word more and more...2020-08-0112 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: The WeightSitting in the car the other day, Missy and I were chatting about the takedown of monuments and the difficulties of honoring figures in the past. I could probably find a more incendiary way to start a sermon if I tried, but actually, my point is that I veered off on a long tangent about how well Jesus has aged. Considering the vast differences in societal views between then and now, concerning women or the disabled or belief of the worth of human lives in general, he comes out remarkably clean.2020-07-0509 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Violence and ScriptureI have taught the Bible to Episcopalians now for many years, even as I remain the Bible’s student, learning from a text that I can only describe as alive — alive with the spirit of God, which has the power to lodge in our souls and transform them.2020-06-0714 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: On Morning PrayerI don’t know about you, but when things are bad, my motto is that misery loves company. When everything fell apart with the coronavirus, in the absence of living miserable human company, right off the bat I read Daniel Defoe’s journal of the plague year from the 1600s. When we moved into isolation to save ourselves, the severe and bizarre desert fathers, the earliest Christian monastic movement, would take me 10,000 steps farther to choosing to live one’s whole life in a 10’ square cell. Times get bad, and I want the company of detailed histories of past miseries.2020-05-0312 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: A Particular Love: Maundy Thursday 2020Maundy Thursday begins our Easter Triduum, the three holiest days of ritual in the Christian calendar. Let me start by saying to you, gathered at home: You are not missing out on the essence of Maundy Thursday.2020-04-0908 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Palm and Passion“Hosanna!” the people cry. This is not another word of praise like Hallelujah; they had a word for that, and it was Hallelujah. Hosanna literally means Save — a cry for help. Save us! the people cry. There’s a sense of frantic joy mixed in, like the shipwrecked crew who spot a rescue helicopter — if only the helicopter would spot them. Hosanna. In April 2020, my Hosanna feels closer to true than it ever has, particularly when I am thinking of my family full of essential workers, and my many friends in the medical community, and the vulnerable and the elderly and alone...2020-04-0411 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Born Again"Thanks to memorizing John 3:16 at age 8, three years later I would understand something about my favorite professional wrestler, the notorious Stone Cold Steve Austin, that I wouldn’t have otherwise."2020-03-0715 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Rejection LetterDear Jesus, son of Joseph,
Congratulations on writing your first sermon and submitting it for publication here at Pulpit Press, Inc.2020-02-0909 min
Calvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: On BaptismCalvary Episcopal Church is a place where spiritual seekers can gather in a safe community of faith, questioning, learning, reflecting, and sharing diverse viewpoints.2020-01-1211 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Unscandalized (12/22/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: Unscandalized (12/22/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-12-2210 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: The Rapture (12/1/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: The Rapture (12/1/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-12-0111 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: The Age to Come Might Be Near (11/10/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: The Age to Come Might Be Near (11/10/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-11-1012 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Oct. 6, 2019The Rev. Amber Carswell: Oct. 6, 2019 by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-10-0611 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Parables (9/15/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: Parables (9/15/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-09-1512 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Christ our Passover (8/25/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: Christ our Passover (8/25/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-08-2513 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Palm Sunday (4/19/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: Palm Sunday (4/19/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-04-1907 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Blood and Sacrifice (3/24/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: Blood and Sacrifice (3/24/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-03-2411 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Feb. 24, 2019The Rev. Amber Carswell: Feb. 24, 2019 by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-02-2410 minCalvary Episcopal Church - Memphis, TNThe Rev. Amber Carswell: Heap if a Knee (1/27/19)The Rev. Amber Carswell: Heap if a Knee (1/27/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church2019-01-2711 min
Trinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - January 7, 2018Sermon - January 7, 2018
The Rev. Canon Amber Carswell2018-01-0710 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralAdvent I - December 3, 2017Advent I - December 3, 2017
The Rev. Canon Amber Carswell2017-12-0310 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - The Wedding of Amber Carswell and Melissa WilkinsonNovember 11, 2017
The Very Rev. Dr. Christoph Keller, III2017-11-1111 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralPaulineThe Rev. Canon Amber Carswell
October 22, 20172017-10-2209 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - Secretary JonesThe Rev. Canon Amber Carswell
Sunday, September 17, 20172017-09-1709 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - Empirical KnowledgeThe Rev. Canon Amber Carswell
Sunday, August 27, 20172017-08-2711 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - When the waters come overThe Rev. Canon Amber Carswell
August 13, 2017, 11:15 a.m.2017-08-1310 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - Gasping in the KingdomThe Rev. Canon Amber Carswell
July 30, 20172017-07-3008 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - Where the seed fitsThe Rev. Canon Amber Carswell
July 16, 20172017-07-1610 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralIs Anything too Wonderful for God?June 18, 2017
The Rev. Amber Carswell2017-06-1811 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralSermon - Homeletics 101: PaulMay 21, 2017
The Rev. Amber Carswell2017-05-2110 minTrinity Episcopal CathedralEaster Next YearEaster Sunday, April 16, 2017
The Rev. Amber Carswell2017-04-1607 min
Sophy Ridge On SundayAmber Rudd, Nigel Farage, Nick Clegg & Yvette CooperAfter the terror attack in Westminster, Sophy talks to Home Secretary Amber Rudd and Home Affairs Committee chair Yvette Cooper about security and the threat of terrorism. Nigel Farage rejoices after UKIP's only MP Douglas Carswell quit the party, and Nick Clegg defends the Lib Dem's stance on Brexit. #Ridge2017-03-2627 min
Trinity Episcopal CathedralPreaching class"Preaching class"The Rev. Amber Carswell preaches Epiphany 5, Year A2017-02-0511 min
Trinity Episcopal CathedralAnti-King"Anti-king" - November 20, 2016The Rev. Amber Carswell preaches Christ the King, Year C. 2016-11-2013 min
Trinity Episcopal CathedralGetting Lost"Getting lost" - September 11, 2016The Rev. Amber Carswell preaches Pentecost 19, Year C2016-09-1112 min
Trinity Episcopal CathedralOutsider TraditionThe Rev. Amber Carswell preaches Pentecost 14, Year C2016-08-2112 min
Editorial Intelligence PodcastsPOLITICS ON THE MOVEA discussion on the changes and challenges in politics in a mobile UK. How does technology affect voting, opinion, and the speed of politics.
Opened by a presentation from Gideon Skinner, Head of Political Research, Ipsos MORI
Chair: Mary Ann Sieghart, Journalist & Broadcaster, Independent, The Times & BBC
Panel: 1. Amber Elliott, Deputy Executive Politics Producer, Sky News
2. Jag Singh, Serial Entrepreneur/Founder, Wess Digital & MessageSpace
3. Douglas Carswell MP, Conservative MP for Clacton
4. Alex Deane, Head of Public Affairs, Weber Shandwick
2013-06-2048 min