# Russell Howard
熱門 Podcast 單集
已更新:
Russell Joseph Howard (born 23 March 1980) is an English comedian, television presenter, radio presenter and actor, best known for his TV shows russell howard's Good News and The russell howard Hour and his appearances on the topical panel TV show Mock the Week. He won "Best Compère" at the 2006 Chortle Awards and was nominated for an if.comedy award for his 2006 Edinburgh Festival Fringe show. Howard cited comedians Lee Evans, Richard Pryor and Frank Skinner as influences.
Matthew 19:13-15 - Let The Little Children Come
Matthew - The King has Come
"Let The Little Children Come"
(Matthew 19:13-15)
In Matthew 19:13-15, parents bring their little children to Jesus so He might lay His hands on them and pray, and the disciples rebuke them for it. Pastor Russell Howard walks through the scene in three movements: the p…
Beyond the Notes: Let The Little Children Come
What do you do with the guilt of raising a child who does not follow Jesus?
Pastor Russell Howard goes beyond his notes from Sunday's message on bringing our children to Jesus, turning to Ezekiel 18. He walks through the chapter's three generations, a righteous father, a violent son, and a grandso…
Matthew 19:16-22 - How A Very Good Man Stayed Lost
Matthew - The King has Come
"How A Very Good Man Stayed Lost"
(Matthew 19:16-22)
In Matthew 19:16-22, a young man comes to Jesus asking what good deed he must do to have eternal life. He is wealthy, moral, and eager, and he walks away sorrowful. Pastor Russell Howard walks through the encounter i…
#44 Russell Howard & Jon Richardson Podcast Episode 44
British comedians Russell Howard and Jon Richardson are longtime friends, former flatmates, and past co-hosts who famously worked together on BBC Radio 6 Music from 2006 to 2008. They frequently share comedic anecdotes about their early days living together and their contrasting personalities.
Beyond the Notes: How A Very Good Man Stayed Lost
Can someone receive Jesus as Savior without following Him as Lord?
Picking up a thread from Sunday's sermon, Pastor Russell Howard walks through the Lordship salvation controversy, from Lewis Sperry Chafer's Systematic Theology in 1948 to the books by John MacArthur, Zane Hodges, and Charles Ryrie…
Matthew 19:23-29 - The Cost Of The Kingdom
Matthew - The King has Come
"The Cost Of The Kingdom"
(Matthew 19:23-29)
Can anyone buy their way into the kingdom of God? As a rich young man walks away from Jesus, Jesus tells His disciples it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom. P…
Beyond the Notes: The Cost Of The Kingdom
Jesus chose twelve. One of them betrayed Him. So who fills the empty seat, and why does it matter?
Pastor Russell Howard follows a thread from Sunday's sermon in Matthew 19:28, where Jesus promises His disciples twelve thrones, to Revelation 21:14, where the names of the twelve apostles are writt…
Russell Howard: From Tesco Trolley Boy to Comedy Legend
From pushing trolleys at Tesco to selling out comedy shows, Russell Howard has had quite the journey!
In this throwback episode of Two Pints, Russell joins us for a proper laugh as we chat about his early days, life as a stand-up comedian, playing football and some absolutely belting stories along …
Sir Patrick Stewart: A KNIGHT OF COMEDY - Full Comedy Special Gala
In memory of Sir Patrick Stewart we're releasing his full comedy special on this feed.
Knight of the Realm, brings all the wit, elegance, and gravitas you’d expect from a British thespian to the Just For Laughs stage. He’s a former member of the Royal Shakespeare Company and a fictional Star Ship …
Episode 32 | Russell Howard
Behind the sold-out arenas and worldwide success, Russell Howard has a story of resilience and the determination to keep going.
In Episode 32 of Stand Up Again with Sophie and Nick Rado, the internationally acclaimed comedian reflects on his journey from earning just £70 a week and questioning his …
Podcast 搜尋引擎
您可以使用我們的網站按人物、地點或主題搜尋3,830,521Podcast 和196,650,049單集。
投資知識的回報最高，所以我會收聽 Podcast。
‐ Benjamin "Llamacorn" Franklin
