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In this episode, Suanne Camfield and pastor Aaron Foster explore the significance of Lent, sharing personal experiences and reflections on the themes of repentance, confession, humility and intentionality. They discuss why they love Ash Wednesday, the historical context of Lent, the invitation it offers to deepen one's relationship with God, and the importance of being intentional in spiritual practices during this season.

Aaron looks at the second and final part of our Mission theme, looking at sharing God’s love with others and how to live out our faith in everyday life and make a difference in our communities.

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Episode Title: Real Estate Investing and Financial Freedom: Firefighter Turned Investor Brett AllerHosts: Tyler Thrush, Aaron Foster, and Mike WebbGuest: Brett Aller, Real Estate Investor and Advanced EMTSummary: In this episode, Tyler Thrush, Aaron Foster, and Mike Webb sit down with Brett Aller, a full-time firefighter and advanced EMT who pivoted into real estate investing to achieve financial independence. Brett shares his journey from his initial interest in side hustles to becoming an experienced flipper and wholesaler. They discuss the importance of networking, building a solid foundation, and diversifying strategies in smaller towns. Brett also emphasizes how his "why" drives him to succeed in real estate. This episode is packed with actionable advice for anyone looking to balance a demanding career while building wealth.Key Points:Introduction to Brett Aller:Brett is an advanced EMT and full-time firefighter who began investing in real estate as a side hustle. Recently, he co-founded Lift REI, a real estate investment company focused on flipping and wholesaling.Getting Started in Real Estate:Brett transitioned from being an agent to a flipper after reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and discovering BiggerPockets. His first flip netted a $75,000 profit, inspiring him to pursue more projects.First Flip Story:Brett explains how he acquired and funded his first flip across the street from his home using a commercial loan, a HELOC, and 0% credit cards, underscoring the importance of funding creatively for new investors.The Power of Networking and Mentorship:Joining Bill Allen's Seven Figure Flipping group helped Brett find direction and hone his skills in wholesaling and flipping. He highlights the importance of investing in mentorship for fast-tracking success.Growing a Business and Finding a Partner:Brett's shift to Lift REI stemmed from the need for a reliable partnership and clear roles. He discusses his focus on acquisitions and how he evaluates deals to flip, wholesale, or "whole-tail."Challenges of Investing in Small Markets:Investing in smaller markets requires adaptability, accurate comps, and creativity with exit strategies. Brett shares his experience and tips for handling unique challenges in smaller towns.Setting Goals and Defining His “Why”:Brett shares his motivation to create financial freedom for his family, allowing flexibility and control over his future.Insights and Reflections:Brett advises new investors to stay focused, choose a path, and avoid “shiny object syndrome.”He highlights the value of surrounding yourself with positive influences and networking with people who are aligned with your goals.Conclusion: Brett's story underscores the power of real estate investing as a path to financial independence and career flexibility. His journey exemplifies taking action and leveraging the resources around him to create a better future for his family.Call to Action:Follow Brett on social media and connect with Lift REI to learn more about real estate investing and wholesaling strategies, especially in smaller markets.

Aaron continues with our ‘Wise Words’ theme, looking at the power of words and how they reflect our inner lives, influence others, and can bring either life or harm, challenging us to speak with intention and faith.

Aaron Foster is a multifaceted artist, entrepreneur, and comedian with a remarkable journey that spans diverse industries. Born in Berkeley and raised in the Bay Area, Aaron's path has been shaped by self-reliance, creativity, and resilience. He first made a name for himself in the art world, gaining recognition for his unique license plate map of the USA, which was featured in the Sundance catalog. His work has been showcased in prestigious institutions like the Smithsonian and the American Folk Art Museum, with notable clients including Stephen Colbert, Jerry Seinfeld, and Jennifer Lawrence. In 2004, Aaron moved to Los Angeles to pursue his passion for acting. Shortly after, he landed his first hosting gig on HGTV's *FreeStyle*. Always an innovator, Aaron co-founded Skratch Labs, a successful all-natural sports drink company, and later launched a pizza restaurant recognized by Yelp as one of the top restaurants in the country. Now focusing on comedy, Aaron recently performed his stand-up show *I Thought I Was Special* at the Hollywood Fringe Festival and is touring his latest show, *Mostly Jokes*, across the U.S. His upcoming acting role is in Tubi's true crime project *Fit for Murder*, where he plays real-life Las Vegas Homicide Detective Clifford Mogg. In addition to his professional pursuits, Aaron is an advocate for mental health awareness and supports the Eddy House, a Reno-based organization helping homeless teens. An avid cyclist and yogi, Aaron enjoys hiking with his dog Bodie in the Sierras and continues to channel his creativity into meaningful ventures across art, business, and entertainment.

This week, we've got some Carter Family music from Dale Jett, some old-time country from Lulu Belle & Scotty, and some banjo picking from Junie Scruggs – Earl's brother. There's some fine bluegrass in here from Aaron Foster, Jeanette Williams, Roland White, and the Earls Of Leicester, a great band called ‘Sideline', and some straight-ahead picking from Nothing Fancy. The ‘best of bluegrass'.

Eric and Kiley have a date night to see last week's guest, Aaron Foster's comedy show. Eric found a new friend in his Vietnamese Uber driver. Kiley stalks a random guy at the gym and Eric is amazed by how hot the Costco delivery girl was. Eric learns about the word “Chote”, while Kiley makes Eric squirm by repeating it over and over.

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Aaron continues to look at our latest theme, ‘Cultivate’. The post Cultivate Pt.2 | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

Aaron continues with our latest theme, ‘Breakthrough’. The post Breakthrough Pt.2 | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

Aaron shares as part of the last of our latest theme looking at, ‘God Is Still Working’ The post God Is Still | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

Aaron continues to look at our latest theme, ‘Move Your Body’. The post Move Your Body | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

Aaron takes a look at the last part of our theme, ‘Home’. Looking at the importance of being planted in the house of God. The post Home | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

In today's episode, we dive into the world of ID verification and its significance in our society. We'll explore the challenges and opportunities that arise from this crucial process and how it affects various industries, from law enforcement to public safety. From the evolution of technology to the impact of fake IDs, we'll uncover the complexities surrounding ID verification and examine the potential solutions that can improve its reliability and efficiency.  From starting as a reseller for law enforcement agencies, our guest takes us on his journey of discovery and growth. Along the way, he shares valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities within this evolving industry. We also explore the importance of continuous learning and adapting to new technologies and the power of connecting with like-minded individuals.  Get ready to be inspired and motivated as we unveil his plans and potential solutions to a prevalent issue in law enforcement.   Mark Baxter is an experienced officer and investigator with a demonstrated federal and local law enforcement work history. He is an expert recognized by the Maryland Courts as a counterfeit document specialist. He is also an accomplished instructor with experience training federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and civilian organizations. He created the "Fake ID-Real Problem," which fights the use of fake IDs. To achieve maximum nationwide impact in combating this issue, he established SureScan, utilizing his years of experience. An entrepreneur on a mission to make a difference in the lives of others, driven by a strong sense of purpose and a strong desire to make a positive impact. Using Skills From His Job as an LEO to create a business. Mark Baxter took the knowledge gained on the job and parlayed it into success.   Why do you need to listen to today's episode? Discover how developing a comprehensive ID verification database or program could greatly support law enforcement agencies in combatting identity fraud.  Gain insights into the challenges of obtaining real IDs for testing purposes and the importance of constantly updating the program with the latest information. Explore how our guest develops a breakthrough solution for enhancing ID verification for law enforcement officers, providing a more accurate and reliable approach.   "I always feel like there's a better way to do things that have been done the same way forever. So that's one thing that gets me wrapped up is trying to figure out a better way to do this and that." - Mark Baxter Today's Topic: 6:34 - Using drones for law enforcement and firefighting. Drones are useful for law enforcement in tracking missing people, missing persons, physically disabled people, and even children. For the fire department, benefits include documenting the scene for first responders and identifying people inside a burning structure by their heat signatures.   15:43 - What is SureScan, and what is it all about? The company's mission is to provide government agencies and retailers with the ability to combat fake identity cards. The purpose of using it can be varied, including underage drinking, fraud, and terrorism. It should be noted, however, that the company is geared towards law enforcement in other states and not to that of Maryland, where marijuana is legal. 21:41 - How did Mark Baxter get involved in the ID industry? Mark was always an opponent of ID jobs, and his friends knew that, but colleagues kept sending him new stories about the new ID app. He then tested the ID app for 18 months and was amazed at how well it actually worked.  34:29 - Understand the different state identification versions. Currently, there are over 100 different types of state IDs in circulation, and some states have more than one. Knowing the ones you see most often is the key. 37:19 - How does Mark aim to improve ID verification? The idea of partnering with SureScan and selling a separate app is one of the long-term potentials he sees. To find out what's the next big thing in technology, he is seeking different perspectives. 47:43 - What are Mark's challenges regarding marketing to law enforcement? The goal is to take ID scanning one step further since visual checks are not 100% technology, but a way should be found to meet halfway. Being able to stay updated with the latest is a constant learning experience since things change all the time in different states.   Key Takeaways  “The issues with the fake IDs, obviously, everybody, the first thing they think of is going to be underage drinking, but there's a whole realm of other bad stuff that will happen” - Aaron Foster. “AI has a lot of good uses and a lot of bad uses. But how can I implement AI into my mortgage and real estate business? So, I like learning new stuff and applying it without knowing it. And I don't think I'll ever stop doing that because I've always been that way. I've always wanted to see myself out on doing it.”  - Tyler Thrush. “The key is knowing that you have something to offer. And it's almost like, you'd be remiss not to just because  I have this information, you should have it, whether you want to take it or not.” - Mark Baxter   Connect with Mark Baxter  LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-baxter-0559727a/  Website: https://www.surescan.us/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/surescanID Connect with First Responder Financial Freedom: Website: https://firstresponderfinancialfreedom.com/  Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/First-Responder-Financial-Freedom  Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groupsfirstfinancialfreedom  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@firstresponderfinancialfre3914   Resources and People Mentioned:  Website: The State of Georgia: https://georgia.gov/uas

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It is becoming more common for first responders to retire early for personal reasons. And for whatever reason, it is for you if you do the same. Our only hope is that before ending the only source of income, you have, you already have something planned for the future. Investing early is one of the best decisions you can make, as we always emphasize on this show.  In the same way that our guest did. His goal was to focus on his family while also obtaining the financial freedom he had always dreamed of. He retired early and concentrated on his Real Estate business. According to him, he should have done it sooner. This is the topic we will be discussing today.  How our guest did it and how you could do it the same way. Peter McKenzie served as a fire captain of the Ventura fire department for many years. However, he decided to retire early and start a real estate company. In 2014, he established Rincon Property Management. By maintaining regular communication, fostering strong company values, and curating Ventura County's biggest landlord educational resource, they create an incredible owner and tenant experience. Furthermore, he hosts two podcasts: 'The accidental landlord,' which assists new home business owners along their accidental journey and connects them with the right resources. As well as a ‘Firehouse Roundtable' where he and his cohost shares stories from their careers in the fire department and the impact it has on their lives.    Why do you need to listen to today's episode? Take a step back and realize that you will not be at your job forever. It is also important to understand that a pension will not be enough to support your needs as you age.   Find out why you should hire a virtual assistant even if you are just starting your business.  Get an understanding of multiples and their types. In order to sell the business one day for a better price.    “I had to learn how to re-enter back into my own family, which sounds absolutely insane. Because it's not like I didn't live there, like, I was just gone.”  - Peter McKenzie   Today's Topic:  1:32 “I grew up in San Diego County. So California Fire Service, I don't know, the rest of the country is it's pretty competitive, pretty hard to get in. So went the EMT route and did some reserved volunteer fire time at a small department down there. We then went to paramedic school, worked on an ambulance for a few years, and then built relationships with the fire department, where I was a paramedic. And that's who hired me.”  What is the reason for Peter's decision to leave the fire department? Isn't he afraid of losing income by making this decision, or is it his best decision ever? How did he spend his time after leaving the service? 7:34 - “Focus on making money that's going to make money after you retire.” It may not be enough to depend solely on your pension when you grow older, as Aaron pointed out. It is important to realize that you must make money before and after retirement. 9:35 - “So we didn't have a real estate license with nothing. So we started from scratch. I started the company with him for maybe two or three years, then our partnership kind of dissolved. I bought them out and then built the business the whole time. I was at the fire department for the rest of those 656 years, which was tough because running a business and being a fireman is not easy, because it's not like you can run your business while you're at the station running calls doing all the stuff you're doing at the station. So that was challenging.”  What made Peter switch from being a firefighter to becoming a sole proprietor   16:32 - “By using people and consultants and other people's knowledge, I was able to leverage what they had and apply it in my business. So that was my first hire.”  In this interview, Peter discusses how he handled his business while still in the fire department. He stated that hiring an executive VA helped offload some tasks. Listen to Tyler's suggestions for where to engage your VAs and what are the better strategies depending on the tasks you need to be accomplished. 31:07 - “Every industry has a like standard multiple, and it can be a multiple of revenue, it can be a multiple of EBITA, can be the people, people gauge different things. Like for example, in a property management business, the multiples like one and a half times one year's revenue, which is crazy. To me, that's like such a bargain.” Peter briefly explains how multiples work. And how is he determining multiples when buying a business? 33:42 - “The way I sell it to my clients is this is a benefit and an asset to them. Because we control the process, we're accountable.” Peter discusses his business management strategy. By controlling the business and not only owning it, he can gain his clients' trust. 41:37 “I'm very, like protectionist mindset like I don't want to go backward like I left my safety net, the fire department like if my business goes bankrupt, it's going to be a problem. So part of my strategy is to diversify into Amazon-proof businesses.” Peter plans to diversify into Amazon-proof businesses. 45:50 “I felt like a stranger in my own house. I had no idea that stuff was happening at home. I just thought Dad's home. Normally, it's like coming home from the fire department. And if it's a weekend, it's party time, and we're going out, we're doing stuff, we're going to the beach. Well, that's not reality.”  As soon as you retire, there is this big adjustment, says Peter. It's important to learn how to adjust to your new situation and reintegrate into your family. 50:57 - “What we're trying to do is the guys that are still alive, go back and capture those guys and get them on the podcast and like okay, I've heard this story 100 times. Let's hear it and just document it for posterity.” Peter hares the reason for starting his podcast and his goal. Listen to his two podcasts: The Accidental Landlord and Firehouse Roundtable. 1:07:48 - “I think it would be to take your shot quicker. Don't be shy about jumping in and going big.” Peter's advice to his younger self.    Key Takeaways:  Your bodies are shot like your knees are shot, your hips, your back, your shoulders, like just at some point do you realize what's the quality of your life like I get it. I really enjoy the fire department. I have a lot of fun there. But  I don't want to die in the firehouse. I want to enjoy the fruits of my labor and enjoy my career after the fire service.  - Aaron Foster Focus on making money that's going to make money after you retire.” - Aaron Foster.  “For 20 years. It was a lot of stress. And it was way harder. So it puts strain on the relationship with my wife and my kids. So I had to learn how to like to re-enter back into my own family, which sounds absolutely insane. Because it's not like I didn't live there like I was just gone.” - Peter McKenzie Connect with Peter McKenzie  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rinconpm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rinconpropertymanagement/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/petermckenzie/ Website: https://www.rinconmanagement.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rinconpropertymanagement/videos Connect with First Responder Financial Freedom: Website: https://firstresponderfinancialfreedom.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/First-Responder-Financial-Freedom Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groupsfirstfinancialfreedom YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@firstresponderfinancialfre3914   Resources and People Mentioned: The Accidental Landlord: https://sites.libsyn.com/444105 Firehouse Roundtable:https://www.venturafirefoundation.org/firehouse-roundtable

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In today's show, we're discussing a 1031 exchange and short-term rental properties. We will also hear about our guest's business experience and how his company works. Is there any reason for him to hire a VA, and what kind of short-term rentals do he and his wife manage together?  Moreover, take a quick look at what a 1031 exchange is and how it can be beneficial if you own a property.  Adam Forstner is a firefighter from Wisconsin. He started his business with his childhood friend Dylan a few years ago. Furthermore, he owns a short-term rental property that he manages with the help of his wife. The company he runs fixes uneven concrete and provides leveling solutions.  Why do you need to listen to today's episode? Explore how Va can help your business grow, how it works, and what they can do for you. Get more information about concrete leveling. What kind of business is this? Can this be a good start-up business? Understand the difference between long-term and short-term rentals. Profits differ—also, a brief discussion of the 1031 exchange. The benefit of this one is if you are planning your way out of paying taxes. “Sometimes I have to remind myself of this, but it's sometimes just, it's better to get better before you get bigger. So, focus on what you already have and ensure you're maxing it out here as efficiently as possible.”  - Mike Webb.   Today's Topic:  3:09 “I'm a firefighter for the city Racine Extra today is eight years on the job full time. And then, I did four and a half years of part-time volunteer at a department. Prior to that. My wife and I own eight rental properties now, one short-term rental in Florida.” An overview of Adam's current professional situation. What is his business like? 12:47 - “It saves us a lot of time for sure. And this so they went over with us they've got a nice system, I would guess six to eight different girls that work on our account. So I'm sure they've got lots of other accounts when they pick up the phone. They've got a nice long flowchart that they go through and ask the questions or their predetermined questions.” Adam discusses how Va's aid him in the running of his business. What is their phone answering process, and how do they work? 25:12 - “I get a check from CRS, who is basically handling the housing for these folks. So, so I, but yeah, I don't have the vacancy or any of that stuff that I was having. And just the turnover. And this, these towels are missing, and these sheets got dirty and ripped. So I don't have a lot of that. And frankly, it just allows me to focus on other stuff. Because after I did the Airbnb model for just, say, a year, I quickly realized even though I have most of it systematized to where our VAs handle 95% of it, it's just. It's a lot of back and forth. And I just didn't want to build an entire business like that.” As per Mike, instead of Airbnbing his property, he rented it out long-term with a company, which he shares is easier and less work. 34:05 - “If you do 1031, It differs the taxable gain on the money you would make when you sell the property. Those are such quick numbers. If you sell a house before a year, then you have to pay short-term capital gains, which is right around, we'll say, 40%. And if you keep it for a year and a day, you're paid closer to your earned income rate, which, as we'll say, is around 20%.” Here is a short explanation of what the 1031 exchange is and what it does. 47:58 - “We are less than we found, which when we talked last summer with him as well, kind of lead generator. He's just walking and mudjacking. He does a lot of contractors around the entire country. He kind of advertises for walking mudjacking Twin Cities mudjacking. So if you're looking up, you're Googling mudjacking. Locally, he comes up first almost every time. He's revamped his website, though, so that our picture,s our stuff, and our information comes. It's awesome. I mean, you would think you're talking to us. And then if you fill out the form, it ends up going to calls on calls, or in which he charges us a $40 per lead fee, which we turn out a majority of our business from him, I would say definitely a Facebook marketing.” Here is how Adam gets his leads.   Key Takeaways “Some of that is important to realize, like you don't necessarily want 100% occupancy, like because obviously that would mean your pricing is too low. But you also have the wear and tear that goes with it. So if you can make all your money in five months, it still covers itself for the year. To me, that's almost better as far as the property goes. Now that would not sit well with me when it comes to like the worrying factor because I bet comments vacant, it's vacant, it's vacant. It's not. So as far as ours go. I pulled mine off Airbnb and put it with another corporate housing client because I have it filled for at least eight months. And they're paying above-market rent. And I don't have to like really worry about it. The other Airbnb s we have, they've all been 80 plus percent rented, but they're also more of like a contracted type worker, Airbnb.” - Mike Webb. “If you do 1031, It differs the taxable gain on the money you would make when you sell the property. Those are such quick numbers. If you sell a house before a year, then you have to pay short-term capital gains, which is right around, we'll say, 40%. And if you keep it for a year and a day, you're paying closer to your earned income rate, which, as we'll say, is around 20%. So like Adam and me, I'm in the middle of flipping a house. Actually, I'm just finishing it up. Adam is going to finish his up, and we're looking at 40% going to Uncle Sam of profits, which is a big chunk of change. So for the property that I'm selling right now, it would be around a $32,000 tax hit that I have to pay taxes on, and it's a big chunk of numbers. If I don't want to pay that much money, I can put it into what's called a 1031 deferred transaction, and that's just taking the profits from it and rolling it into the next property. So for transparent numbers, I'm selling this house for 350,000, and the next house has to be $350,001, up to double the amount of $700,000. So if Adam sells him for, we'll say, 500,000, then the maximum, he can buy the next property and roll the money into a million. Or if he sells it for 750,000, the maximum he can buy is 1.5 million, whatever the numbers look like, but the maximum is 200%; he has to identify a house within 45 days and close on the house within 180 days.” - Aaron Foster.  “So it's a standard depreciation is 27 and a half years for residential and 37 for commercial, so they're going to take the value of the property divided by 27. And then that's what they're going to allow you to write off each year, a cost segregation study takes each portion of the house, assigns a value to it, and the rate at which it depreciates in the last few years with the tax codes. They've allowed for accelerated depreciation on a lot of these things. So like, let's say you're into a house, I think what my accountant told me, and we are not accountants, we are not giving financial advice. But he was saying basically 33% of anything that I was taking as far as a purchase price goes. That ended up being what I would be saving on my taxes, which was huge for me. So if Adams is able to do this, instead of just doing the standard 27 years, let's say he has 100 buys a $100,000 house, he can, in the case that I was given by my accountant, he could write off $33,000 in income, or if you look at that versus the 27 plunders. Yeah, I mean, it's a huge difference.” - Tyler Thrush.   Connect with Adam Forstner: Website: https://www.jackedupllc.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jackedup/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JackedUpLLC Connect with First Responder Financial Freedom: Website: https://firstresponderfinancialfreedom.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/First-Responder-Financial-Freedom Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groupsfirstfinancialfreedom YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@firstresponderfinancialfre3914

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Aaron Foster tells the inside story on how a beloved Chicago restaurant was ultimately destroyed by a very angry, drunk customer- while he was on a date with that customer. CJ and Sean read other stories of people ruining beloved institutions while drunk- priceless works of art, entire canals and one guy even destroyed a whole town. The Blackout Diaries further speculates that they could represent these drunks in a trial.

Dan reacts to Rodgers comments and discusses the Jets quarterback situation next year. Dan discusses the Aaron Foster comments about the NFL being fixed. Dan is also excited for the XFL and is a BIG St. Louis Battlehawks guy. And takes more Jets calls.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron starts off our Vision theme, looking at the past of The Bridge Church. The post A Light On A Hill | Part 1 | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

Justin Ballard(@JLB_Oso) and Jake Corley (@jacobcorley) talk with Jeff Burkey (@FoundryJeff) and Aaron Foster (@aaron__foster) about how mining pools work, getting used to the volatility of bitcoin and how those who survive this bear market will thrive in the next bull market. Come join 1,200+ people in this community at the only event focused on the intersection of Bitcoin Mining and Energy: Empower ‘23 | Houston, TX | March 7-9th 2023

On this show I get to talk with the first bass player for the HCBB, one Sandy McMillin, visiting NZ from his home in Vancouver, BC, Canada with his wife Andrea. We reminisce about our early days, and even play some of our earliest music! There's also some songs from John Reischman & the Jaybirds, the Kody Norris Show, Aaron Foster & Aynsley Porchak, and Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver.

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As part of our Academy Graduation service, Erin shares on how faithful and how good our God is as we remind ourselves of everything he has done for us. The post Academy Graduation | Erin Kilmartin, Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

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Where do we put our faith and trust in troubled times? Aaron continues to look at the life of David the lessons we can learn from his encounters with Saul. The post A Man After Gods Own Heart | Aaron Foster appeared first on Bridge Church Bolton.

Jason and Ian interviewed Aaron Foster.   Aaron discussed why he struggled in High School and his transition into the Fire Department.  Soon after working he realized he wanted to diversify and start side hustles and invest in real estate.    Aaron has a wide variety of real estate assets and he discusses how he found them, financed them and operates them. Tune in now and watch the video version of the podcast at www.realestatereservepodcast.com If you enjoyed this podcast we would appreciate a positive review...  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-estate-reserve-podcast/id1507982777  

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Welcome to the first episode of First Responder Financial Freedom. Join hosts Mike Webb, Tyler Thrush and Aaron Foster as they talk about their personal investment history and gives some tips and tricks along the way.  

02-06-2022 - Sunday Study - Aaron Foster - Systematic Theology Lesson 1

Guest Evangelist, Rev. Aaron Foster | 01/02/2022

S1: E11: Entertain Me | Aaron Foster: D & D Is On Like Donkey Kong SummaryAaron Foster joins Playing Devil's Advocate and enlightens us on Dungeons & Dragons--what was, what is & what could be. Special GuestAaron Foster - Voice Actor, Gamer, Podcaster, all-around creative innovator. Time Stamps[00:00-Intro] [01:50 - Meet Aaron] [38:50 - Outro] Key Takeaways*Table top RPGs aren't just for nerds and I bet your boss plays it *D & D is the prescription for COVID *Cyberpunk gives me ladywood *Why is Cthulhu so hard to spell *Celebrities dig D & D #trendingforeva *Gaming communities are diverse, inclusive, and a family *Guys in uniform are h-a-w-t *Game networking builds careers #livingTheDream *Kids and Dungeons & Dragons go together like peanut butter and jelly *Games develop critical thinking, leadership, and other transferrable skills *Fairly certain D & D cures ADHD The Big AsksFollow me/Connect (click link): https://twitter.com/playing_da (Twitter) |https://www.playingda.com/ ( PlayingDA) |https://www.musingaroundlv.com/ ( MusingAround) |https://www.instagram.com/musingaroundlv/?hl=en ( Instagram) |https://www.facebook.com/MusingAroundLV/ ( Facebook) Clubhouse: @musingaroundlv  |  email: writtenwordvegas@yahoo.com Donate/Become VIP for Free Merchandise: Onetime:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/SocialiZen ( PayPalMe) Onetime: Venmo @playingDA Membership Subscription:  Become a VIP member athttps://www.patreon.com/playingDA ( Patreon)-3 months get you a signed copy of my book (your choice) and you can earn free merch (https://www.patreon.com/playingDA (https://www.patreon.com/playingDA)) Review, Share, Rate https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/playing-devils-advocate-1664883 (Podchaser) Reference LinksFumbling Four & All Mighty Crit https://twitter.com/4_crit (Twitter) Fumbling Four & All Mighty Crit https://www.facebook.com/fumbling4andallmightycrit (Facebook) Fumbling Four & All Mighty Crit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPLOBk1tJ32Trt2QYWcgjIA (YouTube) https://fumblingfour.com/ (Website) https://www.dmsguild.com/ (Dungeon Master's Guild website) https://roll20.net/ (Roll20) https://syrinscape.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwj6SEBhAOEiwAvFRuKGwUKax7MH0AzUkJvqGcyX9_ZliZNb6LMz52hgv-kmPeBIdWRvm8TxoCu7wQAvD_BwE (SyrinScape) https://robotsradio.net/ (RobotRadio.net) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0040D4F1S/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0040D4F1S&linkCode=as2&tag=musingaround-20&linkId=a8c62a57d464105628188cc8d7f825e1 (Idiocracy) movie https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BDRR6S1/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B07BDRR6S1&linkCode=as2&tag=musingaround-20&linkId=425271f38f72da3bc7bfe5c151a16315 (Ready Player One) movie Next Time...Next Thursday join me for the bizarre & wild history of sex toys & theories and maybe even some new things coming down deviancy road. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

S1: E10: Parenting & Career Week | AJ Says: Grab Fear by the Short & Curlies SummaryAJ Laffredo joins the show and emphasizes 'do it for the story' & kick fear's ass. Special GuestAJ Laffredo - TedX speaker, best-selling author, musician, entrepreneur Time Stamps[00:00-Intro] [02:36-Meet AJ] [41:36 - Outro] Key Takeaways*Music is a universal language *Speaker cherries are best broken HARD *The musician community rocks (I had to) *Conversations are melodies *Strong-arm your fears with AJ's 30-day challenge *Blow-up dolls inflate egos *Wingmen are the bomb The Big AsksFollow me/Connect (click link): https://twitter.com/playing_da (Twitter) |https://www.playingda.com/ ( PlayingDA) |https://www.musingaroundlv.com/ ( MusingAround) |https://www.instagram.com/musingaroundlv/?hl=en ( Instagram) |https://www.facebook.com/MusingAroundLV/ ( Facebook) Clubhouse: @musingaroundlv  |  email: writtenwordvegas@yahoo.com Donate/Become VIP for Free Merchandise: Onetime:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/SocialiZen ( PayPalMe) Onetime: Venmo @playingDA Membership Subscription:  Become a VIP member athttps://www.patreon.com/playingDA ( Patreon)-3 months get you a signed copy of my book (your choice) and you can earn free merch (https://www.patreon.com/playingDA (https://www.patreon.com/playingDA)) Review, Share, Rate https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/playing-devils-advocate-1664883 (Podchaser) Reference Linkshttps://www.lifehack.org/864903/biggest-fear (Lifehack) article https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conquer-your-fear-of-public-speaking-with-tedx-speaker-aj-laffredo-tickets-145320935831?fbclid=IwAR1F98hKkSgSHYMbYRoyvx4a17dr2d6o_twT38CbZi3p7rAft1yaSEbK_nA (Eventbrite) follow future events Email: AJ@conqueryourspeakingfear.com https://conqueryourspeakingfear.com/ (Website & masterclass) https://www.facebook.com/conqueryourspeakingfear (Facebook Group)  Next Time...Next Thursday we have special guest Aaron Foster to talk about Dungeons & Dragons, the masterful power of Dungeon Master and the skills that benefit you in real life. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Suanne and youth pastor Aaron Foster discuss the importance of being quick to listen, putting our faith into action and why the next generation needs to see the church caring for the least of these.

In this episode, we meet Aaron Foster, a community organizer working to end gun violence after tragically losing two of his own children. We discuss southwest Fresno, solutions to violence, political opposition to change, the role of education in solving this problem, and even frog legs.