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Gavi HaCohen is the co-host of the Leaving Eden Podcast. A podcast about the IFB (Independent Fundamental Baptist) Cult (and many others) with survivor Sadie Carpenter. We go into what the IFB is, how messed up they were, and how they attract people even to this day. You can find Gavi and Sadie's podcast Here.

Testimonies are powerful. They are the stories we tell to share of the faithfulness of God in our lives. In this episode of "Testimony," Vinnie talks with GHCC congregant Priscilla.

Join us each week as we hear from a variety of GHCC congregants—brothers and sisters—who are boldly sharing their testimonies.

New episodes will launch every Friday.

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For more information email Vinnie = vinnieangelo@goldenhills.org

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What is legalism? Can we be legalistic and not know it? Have you been hurt in church?  

Join us for this time of reflection. We are honest and raw, and we hope you enjoy the podcast and video cast and that it brings healing.  

Remember, the church is made up of broken people, and we are included in that brokenness.  

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00:00:00 Introduction

00:00:47 Can independent baptists and charismatic have common situations in church?

00:01:59 The danger of blind spots. Can you be legalistic and not know it?

00:02:52 Defining legalism  

00:05:15 Be careful of leaders who make the rules and comparison with others

00:06:19 We are in Christ now! Glory to God!

00:07:27 Ric discusses his charismatic roots and how performance and authoritarianism crept into the church

00:12:30 What is a disciple?

00:14:21 Is the Man of God in the pulpit always right? Can we question them?  

00:15:47 What does "The Lord's anointed mean?"

00:21:06 Are we studying the Bible correctly?

00:23:01 Passive aggressive behavior has no place in church or families  

00:29:23 Doctrine and Theology are important to have a relationship with Christ

00:29:44 Anti-intellectualism and seminary  

00:29:57 Discussion of proper submission in the church

00:39:26 Beginning to speak out in a controlling church

00:48:11 Poor handling of the word of God by the Pastors creates bad leadership. Be warned

00:50:20 Proper accountability

00:51:05 Do not get angry at God. We have no business doing so

00:53:39 Leaving a controlling church is painful. How to cope

00:56:02 Offering hope and not bitterness

01:06:34 Prayer for healing to those in bad church situations

Michael Britt joins me on the podcast to discuss his story of recovering from fundamentalism and becoming more balanced, open-minded and focused on Jesus.

Family businesses go beyond numbers. Most act according to family values and ethical principles, embrace responsible capitalism and positively impact their local communities. This means they are generally better positioned for long-term success when compared to non-family-owned enterprises.  

But recent challenges, such as the pandemic, and high inflation are leading family businesses to reconsider priorities and the future. Should we expect to see an acceleration of the transition from NowGen to NextGen?

To answer this question, we invite Neil Davy and Fiona Graham of the Institute for Family Business. They also share current trends regarding family business succession, what NowGen can do to align its interests with those of the Next Gen, and what changes NextGen will bring to the family business and the UK business community.

Guest

Neil Davy

Fiona Graham

Institute for Family Business Website

Royal National Lifeboat Institution

RISE Corporate Purpose Advisory

2NZ

Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Align: A Leadership Blueprint for Aligning Enterprise Purpose, Strategy, and Organisation by Jonathan Trevor

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This week, we are speaking with horror film director and writer Conor McMahon. Conor’s fascination with the horror movies originated after seeing audiences laugh and enjoy the goofy shorts he was making with his friends. It was also a way for him to deal with his own anxieties and worries. By the age of 16 he was determined to be a filmmaker and have his first feature by the age of 23. He achieved that with the horror comedy Dead Meat, the first ever horror to be funded by the Irish Film Board. Since then he has made the feature films Stitches and From the Dark. He is currently working on his newest film, Hive Mind.

Conor exudes the very essence of the Green Rebel - a person who feels the passion for their creativity so strongly that it compels them to make things. In the conversation, we cover topics like:

• the power of determination and how vital it is in creating and succeeding,
• his sources of inspiration for characters and storylines,
• the importance of story versus the significance of aesthetics in filmmaking,
• getting over vanity and the paralyses of perfection,
• the importance of working with the right people
• and more.

Presented by Emily O'Callaghan and Irina Dzhambazova.
Produced by Irina Dzhambazova.
Music by Le Boom.

If you like the show please take a minute to give us a review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast. If you would like to sponsor, suggest a future guest or just say hi, email us at greenrebelpodcast@gmail.com ​