In this conversation, Dr. Dean Alley discusses the biblical narrative of Genesis 38, focusing on the story of Judah and Tamar, exploring themes of morality, divine judgment, and the importance of context in understanding scripture. He emphasizes the significance of historical context in biblical interpretation and the moral lessons derived from the actions of the characters involved. In this conversation, Dr. Dean Alley discusses the intermarriage between the tribes of Esau and Ishmael, the

In this conversation, Dr. Dean Alley discusses the biblical story of Joseph in Genesis 39, focusing on themes of temptation, integrity, and God's presence in trials. He emphasizes the importance of self-discipline and the lessons learned from Joseph's experiences in Egypt, including the significance of maintaining faith and trust in God during difficult times.TakeawaysIntegrity in adversityGod's presence in trialsChapters00:00 Introduction and Technical Issues02:54 Joseph's Story Begins06:10

For episode 270 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, we're excited to welcome Tiffany Wang, Head of EMEA at FLock.io, and a contributor to the Blockchain for Good Alliance, to explore how NGOs, nonprofits, and civil society organizations can harness AI and blockchain for innovation and impact. If you work in the nonprofit or international development space, you've probably felt the pressure lately. Funding is tighter, needs are growing, and everywhere you turn, someone is telling you that AI and ...

Yesterday, we looked at how Paul received the Gospel—not from men, but by the revelation of Jesus Christ. Today, Paul continues his story. In Galatians 1:18–24, Paul explains what happened after his conversion. We also look at Acts 9, where Paul begins preaching Christ, faces opposition, and eventually has to escape for his life. Paul’s story is a powerful reminder that a changed life doesn’t always happen overnight, and people don’t always immediately believe that you’ve changed. But God can take

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Quincy Flock camera debate. Pedestrian struck in Quincy. Coffee with a Cop.

How can we shift the perception of the social profit sector from being seen as a charitable afterthought to essential civic infrastructure? At the forefront of this movement is the Nonprofit Chamber, which is driving groundbreaking research and partnerships to demonstrate the indispensable role organizations play in community development. Host Douglas Nelson is joined by Angie Gélinas, the President and CEO of the Nonprofit Chamber, to explore how data and advocacy can transform public perception

Hospice leaders face a defining question: How do we protect trust and deliver exceptional care as the field changes around us? In Hospice at a Crossroads: The Top News Stories Leaders Can’t Ignore | Part One, Chris Comeaux and Cordt Kassner unpack hospice and palliative care news from July–September 2026. Using Dr. Ira Byock’s framework and readership insights from Hospice and Palliative Care Today, they connect the quarter’s headlines to the decisions facing healthcare leaders, nonpro...

Zhenrui, founder of the nonprofit Artmind, brings creative expression to isolated seniors in Arizona care facilities. We talk about the healing power of art, building community for isolated seniors, and the passion driving Zhenrui's mission. Follow and learn more at @artmind.us

When a high schooler at NewComm manages a $10,000 budget, the money is real. So is the authority, and so are the neighborhoods they're designing solutions for. Chidi Asoluka spent 16 years as a classroom teacher before founding NewComm, a civic design studio where high schoolers from historically marginalized communities pair literature with real community challenges. He joins me in Atlanta for a special in-person CEO Series episode to share how a dream about Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon b...

What if the boldest thing philanthropy could do is to hand an organization $250,000, and $50,000 directly to the individual to support the whole leader? My next guest runs a foundation around that exact idea. Carolina García Jayaram, founding CEO of the Elevate Prize Foundation, believes that strategic visibility can be just as catalytic as funding, especially for social entrepreneurs trying to grow beyond the people and communities who already know them. We talk about Elevate Prize’s “...

Inside the Mercy Ship's waiting room sit women from many different walks of life.

Preserving the stories and spaces that define LGBTQ communities is an act of resilience and resistance. Hear from designers, historians, and activists about the vital work of safeguarding these cultural landmarks and ensuring their legacy endures.

Send us Fan Mail Prevention really helps avoid much bigger problems down the road. In this episode, Captain Integrity Bob Wade explores the False Claims Act (FCA) with an international spin with Nelson Mullins Partner Christina Lehm. Hear why you should follow the government money, how to take internal concerns seriously and act early, how to treat litigation readiness as part of your business strategy, what international companies should be thinking about in terms of the False Claims Act as ...

This is the Audio Edition of this week's Kirkintilloch and Bishopbriggs Herald newspaper, read and recorded for the benefit of visually and reading impaired people by volunteers for Bishopbriggs-based charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind.

A new school year brings new opportunities, and plenty to talk about! In Episode 272 of the Grow Clinton Podcast, we welcome Dr. Wes Golden, Superintendent of the Clinton Community School District in Clinton, Iowa, for a conversation about student opportunities, school pride, and the upcoming completion of a brand-new high school. An open house of the new high school is scheduled for Saturday, October 17th, from 10 AM - 12 PM. All community members are welcome! From the classroom to extra...

If your nonprofit is preparing for year-end fundraising, there’s a Facebook development I want you to know about. Facebook expert Mari Smith is reporting that some Facebook Pages and professional-mode profiles are encountering a limit of two organic external-link posts per month. Under the restrictions she describes, putting a link in the comments can count, too. Two links per month. If you’re promoting a fundraising campaign, a volunteer opportunity, and an event, you can see how quickly tha...

This week's compilation of articles from the Glasgow Times Sports section.