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C&C Pod - Dirk Hörig, Founder of Commercetools
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:11:22 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. This week Bill and I are joined by Dirk Hörig, founder and CEO of commercetools. We warned Dirk that we would ply him with drinks and ask him some tough questions, and that’s just what we did. We talked about what is happening with Commercetools, the state of the market, MACH Alliance, and the advent of Agentic Commerce and what that means for commerce tech.
Batman Vs Jason Bateman in The Daily LITG, 14th March, 2025
Posted in: TV | Tagged: jason bateman, newlitg Batman Vs Jason Bateman was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday. And I am still feeling really miserable. Article Summary Batman vs Jason Bateman is dominating Bleeding Cool's most-read stories. Explore top pop culture stories, including a new State Farm ad with Batman. Daily LITG highlights comic gossip from the past six years. Sign up for the LITG mailing list for top daily pop culture news.
Ending It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia- Daily LITG, 14th March 2024
Posted in: Comics, TV | Tagged: It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, newlitg The mere prospect of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia ending topped yesterday's traffic again at Bleeding Cool. I'll admit, I've tried to start watching It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia a fair few times, and never made it through an episode. Maybe I need a curator. But it has clearly been a monster of a show for many.
Texas-Based Uncle Chicken's Sipping' Whiskey Joins High Limit Racing at Texas Motor Speedway
March 13, 2024 | By Brian Walker, High Limit Racing PR MOORESVILLE, N.C. — Texas-based high-end spirit brand Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey brings an extra element of Lone Star State energy to the Stockyard Stampede at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday, April 13 as the title sponsor of the event.
I Ching: Book of Changes
What's New Bug fix... Category: Lifestyle OS: iOS Compatible: iPhone iPad Requirements: Compatible with iPhone Description - I Ching: Book of Changes HIGHLIGHTS . Overall Satisfactionc97 Best I Ching interpretation. I use this every day and love it. This is a wonderful version of the iChing. thanks for the book and now the app. and the one I'd recommend to anyone interested. thank you for such a lovely app. Usefulnessc100 I use this every day and love it. it really helps me keep things in perspective.
Hi & Lois - June 8, 2023 - Editor and Publisher
Posted Thursday, June 8, 2023 12:00 am E&P Exclusives Read more E&P Exclusive Stories #NewsMedia Industry News Anissa Durham of The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint sent interview requests to about a dozen Black reporters at white-owned outlets asking if they could talk to her about how supported they feel in their newsroom. One reporter after another declined to comment on the record. All of them said they were afraid of retaliation in their newsroom. Except one.
Jeremy Adams' Flash Facts in The Daily LITG, 14th March 2023
An LITG runaround the previous day on Bleeding Cool, as well as over the past four years as well. With added Gary Lineker caricatures and comic creator boirthdays. Welcome to the Daily LITG. The world can seem like a terrible and strange place sometimes, but at Bleeding Cool, you can still read all about comics, merch, TV shows, games, movies, and more. The Daily Lying In The Gutters remains a long-running run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here.
Ep. 231: Is Doubt a Sin?
Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com Erika: Hey, it’s Erika. And welcome back to another episode of indoubt. This week, our guest is pastor, author, and podcaster, Tim Elmore.
Ep. 228: What is Outrage Culture?
Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com Erika: Hey everyone, it’s Erika. Thanks so much for joining us for this episode of indoubt.
Ep. 208: Is My Singleness a Punishment?
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey everyone, it’s Daniel. On today’s episode, we’re going to be revisiting an interview that I had with author and Pastor Jon Tyson.
Ep. 309: Top 5 Questions about Christianity -Part 2
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, welcome to indoubt. This is Daniel Markin. And today we’re continuing the conversation with Andy Steiger in Part Two of our little series on Questioning Christianity.
Ep. 310: Faith Perspectives in Politics
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, this is Daniel Markin from indoubt. And on today’s episode, I’m joined by Bruce Clemenger. Bruce has been with us before.
Ep. 308: Top 5 Questions About Christianity -Part 1
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, this is Daniel and welcome back to another episode of indoubt, and I’m joined today by Andy Steiger. He’s a friend of the show.
Ep. 206: How to Love Christmas
Kourtney Cromwell: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talked with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Kourtney Cromwell: Merry Christmas, everyone! This is Kourtney and it’s so good to have you with us for this episode.
Ep. 236: The Millennial Church Exodus
Speaker: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin Hey, this is Daniel and welcome back to another episode of indoubt.
Ep. 239: Can We Trust the Bible? (Part 2)
Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com Erika: Hey, it’s Erika, and thanks for joining us for another episode of indoubt.
Ep. 237: Can We Trust the Bible? (Part 1)
Speaker: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences, and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin Hey it’s Daniel, and thank you for joining us for another episode of indoubt.
Retailers are falling behind in the IoT race. Here's why it matters
e in his students. Research indicated that the amount of human knowledge a century ago was doubling every 100 years or so. After WWII, it doubled every 25 years. Now, the rate of change in human knowledge is doubling every 12 months. However, IBM believes that the Internet of Things (IoT) will reduce the rate of change in human knowledge down to 12 hours! How does all this relate to understanding the future of retail? To know where we’re going, it’s best to see how we’re going to get there.
Retailers are falling behind in the IoT race. Here's why it matters
students. Research indicated that the amount of human knowledge a century ago was doubling every 100 years or so. After WWII, it doubled every 25 years. Now, the rate of change in human knowledge is doubling every 12 months. However, IBM believes that the Internet of Things (IoT) will reduce the rate of change in human knowledge down to 12 hours! How does all this relate to understanding the future of retail? To know where we’re going, it’s best to see how we’re going to get there.
Ep. 307: The Battle With Sexual Sin
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, it’s Daniel Markin with indoubt.
Ep. 202: This Cultural Moment
Kourtney Cromwell: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Kourtney Cromwell: Hey, everyone. It’s Kourtney. This week on indoubt, Daniel has the opportunity to talk to Mark Sayers, pastor, cultural commentator and author.
Ep. 215: Is Medicine Greater than God?
Kourtney Cromwell: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Kourtney Cromwell: Hey everyone, it’s Kourtney. I’m so glad you’re joining us for this episode of indoubt. This week’s guest is author and trauma surgeon, Kathryn Butler.
Ep. 306: When Owning a Bible Is Dangerous
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, this is Daniel Markin and welcome to indoubt. Today I’m talking with Gary Stagg and he works for Open Doors Canada.
Ep. 305: The Mystery of Revelation
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, welcome to indoubt, this is Daniel Markin and today I’m joined by Nancy Guthrie.
Ep. 196: The Art of Everyday Worship
Kourtney Cromwell: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca. Kourtney Cromwell: Hey everyone, this is Kourtney. On this week’s episode of indoubt, we’re talking with author, speaker, and artist, Ruth Chou Simons.
Ep. 304: Spreading the Gospel as Exiles
Announcer: Welcome to the indoubt podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, welcome to indoubt. This is Daniel Markin, and today I’m joined by Elliot Clark. Elliot’s an author, and he is talking to us today about evangelism as exiles.
Ep. 303: Am I Ready to Be a Parent?
Voiceover: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com.
Ep. 189: Back Roads to Belonging
Kourtney Cromwell: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Kourtney Cromwell: Thanks for joining us on this episode of indoubt. My name is Kourtney, the indoubt Coordinator, and it’s so good to have you with us.
We Need to Change
I know, that title is a bit off-putting. But if you’re reading this and you’re a Christian, then we have no choice. We need to—and must—change. (If you’re reading this and you’re not Christian, I’d encourage you to keep reading to find out about a radical encounter that Jesus had with three people). Maybe you’re thinking, “Change into what?” We’ll get there, but first, let me quickly tell you about a recent conversation I had with pastor and author David Platt.
Ep. 210: Something Needs to Change
Kourtney Cromwell: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week, we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s Word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca, or indoubt.com. Kourtney Cromwell: Hey everyone, it’s Kourtney. On this week’s episode, we’re excited to be talking to bestselling author and pastor, David Platt.
Ep. 302: The Spiritual Discipline of Reading
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt Podcast, where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, this is Daniel Markin, and on today’s episode of indoubt what you’re going to hear is a conversation between myself and Jessica Hooten Wilson, who is a writer.
Ep. 301: Why You Need Catechism
Speaker 1: Welcome to the indoubt podcast where we explore the challenging topics that young adults often face. Each week we talk with guests who help answer questions of faith, life, and culture, connecting them to our daily experiences and God’s word. For more info on indoubt, visit indoubt.ca or indoubt.com. Daniel Markin: Hey, welcome to indoubt, this is Daniel Markin. On today’s program, I’m joined by a good friend of mine. His name is Matt Crocker.
Your Preparation to Be a Martyr Starts . . . Now
On February 15, 2015, members of ISIS beheaded 20 Coptic Christians (plus one from Ghana) on the beach in Sirte, Libya. To trumpet their brutality, they posted a high-quality video of the event online for the world to see. Most of the slain men hailed from a poor village in Upper Egypt and were working in Libya to send money home to support their families.
Quality Christian Music: 17 Artists to Watch
Every summer I compile a list of quality Christian artists who I think should be on your radar (and playlists), if they aren’t already (see my lists from 2019, 2020, and 2021). I try to pick artists who are both musically interesting and unapologetic about their faith—whose music is not ambiguously Christian but explicitly and sincerely so, in authentic yet non-cheesy ways.
The Privilege of Reaching the Unreached
The following is an uncorrected transcript generated by a transcription service. Before quoting in print, please check the corresponding audio for accuracy. Lloyd Kim My name is Lloyd Kim and I am the coordinator of mission to the world, which is the mission sending agency of the Presbyterian Church in America. And our family had the privilege of serving as missionaries for about 10 years in Southeast Asia, first in the Philippines for a couple of years. And then in Cambodia for about seven.
Review: ‘Zwingli’ by Bruce Gordon
Before I read a work of non-fiction, especially an academic monograph, I glance at the conclusion, assess for myself how much time I believe the book is worth giving, then speed through within the confines of the allotted time frame, identifying the thesis, skipping the familiar, skimming the repetitive, and so on. I’m not going to say how much time I allocated Bruce Gordon’s Zwingli: God’s Armed Prophet, but I will confess I was time and time again unable to simply blitz through.
2 Overlooked Topics in Premarital Care
Steve and Carly are excited to start their premarital care (PMC) with their pastor and his wife. The young couple has a great relationship, but they recognize they don’t know all the ins and outs of marriage. Given his marriage and ministry experience, the pastor wants to cover more than the basics.
J. I. Packer and Our Search for the Stationmaster
In chapter 10 of the modern theological classic Knowing God, J. I. Packer invites us to stand at the end of the York station platform to watch trains with him. When we first watch them come and go, it’s hard to discern a set pattern in their movements. “[We] will only be able to form a very rough and general idea of the overall plan,” says Packer. Nevertheless, the plan is there. There is a “magnificent electrical signal box that lies athwart platforms 7 and 8 . . .
Truth & Life Magazine
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Cut All the Wires: 2009–2011, by Wye Oak
released October 22, 2021 All songs recorded by Wye Oak except “Electricity” and “Half a Double Man” recorded by Wye Oak and Mike Leikin with assistance from Jake Smith, and “Two Small Deaths” recorded by Adam Cooke Mixed by Brandon Eggleston @ The Pet Cemetery and Crematorium in Vancouver, WA, except “Two Small Deaths” mixed by Adam Cooke @ Big Light Studio in Nashville, TN Mastered by Sarah Register With love and thanks to Martin Anderson, Rusty Sutton, Brandon Eggleston, Gretchen Klein,...
Beware the Sin of City Planners and Pastors
I couldn’t understand why ministry was so hard. I’d spent years in seminary. I thought of myself as mildly competent—at least competent enough to start some Bible studies, organize a prayer service, and sit with the lonely. Yet my plans for forming disciples in the faith—logical, intricate, even beautiful plans—felt thwarted at every turn. I began blaming the people to whom I was ministering. Shepherding would be a joy if it weren’t for the sheep, I thought.
Introducing ‘Recorded: Remembering 9/11’
Recorded, a brand-new narrative podcast from The Gospel Coalition, launches with a two-part miniseries called “Remembering 9/11.” It recounts the day we all remember from 20 years ago—September 11, 2001—the day America and the global church was forever changed. In this two-part series, we’ll follow the story of Christina and Brian Stanton, who were standing on their New York City apartment terrace when the second plane roared over their shoulders and changed their lives on September 11, 2001.
What If the Prodigal Never Comes Home in the Nordics?
Henrik Pontoppidan won the Nobel Prize for Literature for his book Lykke-Per (Lucky Per, or A Fortunate Man) in 1917. You can be excused if you didn’t notice. The book didn’t even get translated into English for almost another century, in 2010. A more popular translation released in 2018, the same year the Danish film adaptation appeared (now on Netflix). This is the same year I picked up a copy. I’ve often described the book as one of the most profound and provocative reads of my life.
TGC’s Manifesto: Prioritize Your Church!
Every week we make hundreds of choices about how to spend our time and where to give our attention. We’re overwhelmed with choices when we open our phones or computers: watch this clip, click on this ad, read this article, listen to this podcast, scroll through this story, swipe through this app. The Gospel Coalition exists in this world—one of many voices inviting you each day to watch, read, or listen.
5 Foundations That Lead to Compromise on Sexual Ethics
Every week it seems new CCM stars, former Christian celebrities, or Christian college graduates announce “evolving” beliefs on Christianity—how their “deconstruction” journey is leading them to reconsider or abandon faith tenets they once believed. Some of these journeys are thoughtful and ultimately constructive wrestlings that result in a more durable, orthodox faith. Others are cynical, reactionary, and result in deconversion.
DraftKings Named as Boston Red Sox Official and Exclusive Daily Fantasy Sports Partner
Boston-based DraftKings has entered into an agreement to become the official and exclusive daily fantasy sports partner of the Boston Red Sox. Said Ezra Kucharz, the chief business officer of DraftKings in a statement: “We are thrilled to team up with a historic franchise like the Red Sox and bring DraftKings closer to this passionate fanbase, which is even more special given our hometown Boston roots.
My 30-Second Sermon as We Prepared for a Crash Landing
Last Sunday I thought I was going to die. “Brace! Brace! Brace!” Advertise on TGC The flight attendants prepared us for impact. The pilot of American Airlines Flight 2775—which had just taken off from Charlotte and was heading to Seattle—announced moments earlier that our plane was experiencing engine failure and that we needed to prepare for a crash landing. The attendants ran frantically up and down the cabin, preparing us. I missed their explanation on exactly how to brace.
Review: ‘Gospelbound’ by Collin Hansen and Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra
A journalistic aphorism holds that a dog biting a man isn’t news, but a man biting a dog is. But what about Christians suffering with joy, caring for the weak, or showing love to their enemies? In Gospelbound: Living with Resolute Hope in an Anxious Age, Collin Hansen and Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra present a wide range of stories about Christians doing those sorts of things.
In a World of Narratives, Be Radically Committed to Reality
I’m convinced that the biggest emerging fissure in Western culture is not necessarily between political left and right as much as those fiercely committed to reality (even when it goes against the narrative) and those who elevate the narrative (whether left or right) above reality. COVID-19 has offered illustrative examples of this.
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