Podcasts about campus outreach

Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, devoted husband, and faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires.  Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord.  A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; and a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when he's traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).” What You Will Learn: Who is Joey Mure? What inspired Joey Mure to start his journey towards financial freedom? How did Joey's high income in the corporate world affect his personal life and sense of success? What is the concept of "investor DNA," and how does it relate to individual investment strategies? What resources does Joey provide for individuals to assess their investor DNA? How does Joey's new book, "Wealth Without Wall Street," summarize his and Russ's journey to financial freedom? What are the three steps to financial freedom that Joey outlines in his book? How does the GPS analogy help illustrate the process of achieving financial freedom? What tools does Joey offer to help individuals define their current financial status and goals? How does Joey compare different investment vehicles, such as 401(k)s and other options, in terms of reaching financial goals? What is the significance of understanding tax implications when withdrawing from a 401(k)? How can individuals optimize their investment strategies based on their financial goals? What are the implications of locking up funds in a 401(k) until retirement? What is the significance of time and health in relation to retirement savings? How does Joey leverage cash value life insurance for investment opportunities? How does the land flipping business generate consistent income? What challenges have Joey and his partner faced in their investment journey? How does Joey diversify his investments to mitigate risk? Why does Joey emphasize that cash flow is more important than just having cash? How has consumer sentiment affected investment strategies in recent years? Joey shares how everyone can contact him. Additional Resources from Joey Mure: Website: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/ Phone: +1 (205) 370-8460 Email: joey@wealthwithoutwallstreet.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street Facebook: https://facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreet Instagram: https://instagram.com/wealthwithoutwallst Twitter: https://x.com/withoutwallst YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3gPe_2b_SSqnWw-llpE5zw Attention Investors and Agents Are you looking to grow your business? Need to connect with aggressive like-minded people like yourself? We have all the right tools, knowledge, and coaching to positively effect your bottom line. Visit:http://globalinvestoragent.com/join-gia-team to see what we can offer and to schedule your FREE consultation! Our NEW book is out...order yours NOW! Global Investor Agent: How Do You Thrive Not Just Survive in a Market Shift? Get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3SV0khX HEY! You should be in class this coming Monday (MNL). It's Free and packed with actions you should take now! Here's the link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sNMjT-5DTIakCFO2ronDCg

Russ Morgan is the Co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, an online community and coaching platform that empowers individuals to achieve financial freedom through passive income strategies outside traditional investments. After beginning his career as an investment advisor in 2004, he co-founded Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015 to challenge conventional financial paradigms. Known as "The Idea Guy," Russ is celebrated for his innovative problem-solving skills and passion for teaching. Beyond his professional endeavors, he is a dedicated family man and actively supports causes such as Campus Outreach and Young Business Leaders. In this episode… Are you stuck chasing financial freedom but unsure which path leads there fastest? Maybe you've heard about passive income, land flipping, or Infinite Banking, but the strategies sound either too complex or too risky. What if the key to unlocking consistent, recession-resistant cash flow is not just in the strategy but in knowing yourself? According to Russ Morgan, a seasoned financial educator and investor, true passive income starts with understanding your “Investor DNA.” He highlights how many people fail with passive income strategies because they chase what works for others instead of aligning investments with their own strengths and preferences. This alignment creates clarity and momentum. Russ also shares how unconventional strategies like land flipping can yield consistent monthly income with minimal involvement. Combined with infinite banking to reclaim liquidity and control, these approaches empower individuals to build wealth outside of volatile markets. In this episode of The Same Day Podcast, host Yoni Schmidt is joined by Russ Morgan, Co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, to talk about land flipping, infinite banking, and how to identify your Investor DNA. Russ explains why passive income still requires active thinking, how to structure your cash flow for freedom, and why he targets 200% of monthly income. He also gives advice for people stuck in the 9-to-5 grind.

Join us for a conversation with David Russell, Senior pastor at Oakhurst Baptist Church in North Carolina. In this episode, we talk about how to serve students through campus outreach ministries. 

Josh Miller joins us on this episode to tell us of his journey from being a Navy Seal to a Campus Outreach pastor. If you want to support his ministry you can find out how at https://cobirmingham.org/josh-miller or contact him at Josh.miller@campusoutreach.org

Have an episode idea or feedback? Text us here!Join Heather and co-host Jenn as they continue their mini-series on fundraising in ethnically diverse communities with special guest Chay'vion Carter. Chay'vion, who has been working with Campus Outreach at the University of North Texas since 2021, shares his unique journey of raising support from a Black church context. From the initial challenges of fear and doubt to the practical steps that led to his success, Chay'vion offers invaluable insights and encouragement for anyone navigating the complexities of support-based ministry.Chevion opens up about the importance of preparation, the role of community, and the power of relational wisdom in fundraising. He also discusses how his personal experiences, including his upbringing and family dynamics, have shaped his approach to ministry.Funding TribeCampus OutreachIt would be so helpful if you would take a moment to rate and review the show - thanks in advance!Have an idea for a guest or topic? WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!Contact us!on Instagram @ its.not.about.the.money.podemail us: provisio at provisiofundraising.comTHANKS FOR LISTENING!

While serving with Campus Outreach, Mike Jackson discovered that there was a disconnect with the outreach/evangelism efforts of the staff. That led Mike to start a comprehensive journal that eventually became his first book entitled, "Reaching Your Jerusalem: Overcoming Your Barriers To Sharing The Gospel."Mike joins Dale on today's 95Podcast to discuss the two most important barriers to effectively sharing your faith. He offers some very practical and easy to implement guidance to prepare anyone to present the Gospel message to their family, friends and co-workers.Show Notes: https://www.95network.org/overcoming-the-insecurities-of-sharing-your-faith-w-mike-jackson-episode-246/Support the Show.

David is the regional director with Campus Outreach Central Florida, an interdenominational college ministry intent on glorifying God by building laborers on the college campus for the lost world. His responsibilities include building relationships with students, actively sharing the Gospel with them, and ultimately, equipping them to graduate from college with a commitment to serving missionally in God's Kingdom. Campus Outreach strongly believes that the college campus is a strategic mission field, where students have the opportunity to receive training, experience discipleship, and graduate prepared to impact their families, workplaces, and communities for Christ.

Send us a Text Message.This week we have a special edition of the podcast with guest, Bri Reser. Bri is a college missionary with Campus Outreach and her story is one you'll definitely want to tune in on. Check it out this week on The One Truth!

This lecture was given on November 18th, 2023, at the Dominican House of Studies. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the Speaker: Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. (Dominican House of Studies) is from Pennsylvania and graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Campus Outreach for the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC, and associate pastor of St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught at Bellarmine University. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of dogmatic theology at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. He is a contributor on the Pints with Aquinas show and a co-host of the Catholic Classics podcast. Fr. Gregory is the author of Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly (Our Sunday Visitor, 2022) and co-author with Matt Fradd of Marian Consecration With Aquinas: A Nine Day Path for Growing Closer to the Mother of God (TAN Books, 2020).

Pastor Josh and Laura pickup answering questions submitted by students from Campus Outreach.

This lecture was given on November 17th, 2023, at the Dominican House of Studies. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the Speaker: Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. (Dominican House of Studies) is from Pennsylvania and graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Campus Outreach for the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC, and associate pastor of St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught at Bellarmine University. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of dogmatic theology at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. He is a contributor on the Pints with Aquinas show and a co-host of the Catholic Classics podcast. Fr. Gregory is the author of Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly (Our Sunday Visitor, 2022) and co-author with Matt Fradd of Marian Consecration With Aquinas: A Nine Day Path for Growing Closer to the Mother of God (TAN Books, 2020).

Unlock the power of whole life insurance as a catalyst for wealth creation on your terms in this episode with Russ Morgan. Explore actionable steps to build your banking system for passive income and early retirement. Join us as he challenges traditional financial paradigms and provides strategies for fast-tracking your financial goals.     Key Takeaways To Listen For Infinite Banking Concept (IBC): An overview and how it can revolutionize personal finance Practical applications of using whole life insurance policies for investment purposes Insights into creating passive income streams through strategic investments facilitated by IBC Benefits of liquidity and financial control in personal banking Success stories from individuals who have implemented the IBC strategy Resources/Links Mentioned In This Episode Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash | Paperback   Discover the secrets of turning your hard-earned income into lasting wealth with The Passive Income Operating System eBook. Get this guide for FREE at https://go.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/pios to learn the strategies banks and top investors use to grow their wealth effortlessly!     About Russ Morgan Wealth Without Wall Street's Founder and Partner, Russ Morgan, is known as “The Idea Guy.” Russ began his professional career as an investment advisor in 2004 after graduating from Auburn University — a slight foray from 10-year-old Russ' dream of becoming a professional baseball pitcher. Russ started IBC in 2009 and eventually went on to found Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015.    Russ' creativity, fresh ideas, and knack for problem-solving are indispensable assets to his role at Wealth Without Wall Street. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Russ learns from the Business School podcast with Sharran Srivatsaa and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand book and podcast. Aspire Movement, Campus Outreach, and Young Business Leaders are three causes near to Russ' heart.     Connect with Russ Website: Wealth Without Wall Street Podcast: The Wealth Without Wall Street Podcast LinkedIn: Russ Morgan Connect With Us If you're looking to invest your hard-earned money into cash-flowing, value-added assets, reach out to us at https://bobocapitalventures.com/. Follow Keith's social media pages LinkedIn: Keith Borie Investor Club: Secret Passive Cashflow Investors Club Facebook: Keith Borie X: @BoboLlc80554

For many people, the word "idolatry" calls to mind images of a golden calf or an Egyptian sphynx. Is the sin of idolatry still relevant in our world today? Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. joins Jeff Cavins in discussing the issue of idolatry, both in the time of the prophet Hosea and in the modern world. Together they explore the unique story of the prophet Hosea and the message that he brought to the Northern Kingdom of Israel. Through this Old Testament story, Jeff and Fr. Gregory reveal the significance of idolatry in the world today and how best to battle it. From Pennsylvania, Fr. Gregory graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Campus Outreach for the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC, and associate pastor of St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught at Bellarmine University. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of dogmatic theology at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. He is host of the Godsplaining podcast, a contributor on the Pints with Aquinas show, and a co-host of the Catholic Classics podcast. Fr. Gregory is the author of Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly (Our Sunday Visitor, 2022) and co-author with Matt Fradd of Marian Consecration With Aquinas: A Nine Day Path for Growing Closer to the Mother of God (TAN Books, 2020).

This lecture was given on February 17th, 2024, at the Dominican House of Studies. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the Speaker: Fr. Irenaeus Dunlevy, O.P. (Thomistic Institute) is originally from Ohio, received his master's in architecture from Virginia Tech, and after working for a religious architecture firm, he entered the Dominicans of the Province of St. Joseph in 2013. He was ordained a priest in 2020 at the Dominican House of Studies during the height of the pandemic. He previously served as associate pastor of St. Pius V Catholic Church in Providence Rhode Island and instructor at Providence College. Additionally, he served as an Assistant Chaplain for Campus Ministry and Chaplain for the Men's Lacrosse team. He currently serves the Thomistic Institute as the Coordinator for Campus Outreach, organizing retreats and leading Summa seminars with students across the country. You can find his writing in Sacred Architecture Journal, Word on Fire, and The Catholic Exchange.

This lecture was given on February 16th, 2024, at the North Carolina Intellectual Retreat. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the speaker: Fr. Irenaeus Dunlevy, O.P. (Thomistic Institute) is originally from Ohio, received his master's in architecture from Virginia Tech, and after working for a religious architecture firm, he entered the Dominicans of the Province of St. Joseph in 2013. He was ordained a priest in 2020 at the Dominican House of Studies during the height of the pandemic. He previously served as associate pastor of St. Pius V Catholic Church in Providence Rhode Island and instructor at Providence College. Additionally, he served as an Assistant Chaplain for Campus Ministry and Chaplain for the Men's Lacrosse team. He currently serves the Thomistic Institute as the Coordinator for Campus Outreach, organizing retreats and leading Summa seminars with students across the country. You can find his writing in Sacred Architecture Journal, Word on Fire, and The Catholic Exchange.

This lecture was given on January 14th, 2024, at the Dominican House of Studies | Washington, DC. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the speakers: Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. (Thomistic Institute) from Pennsylvania, graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Campus Outreach for the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC, and associate pastor of St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught at Bellarmine University. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of dogmatic theology at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. He is a contributor on the Pints with Aquinas show and a co-host of the Catholic Classics podcast. Fr. Gregory is the author of Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly (Our Sunday Visitor, 2022) and co-author with Matt Fradd of Marian Consecration With Aquinas: A Nine Day Path for Growing Closer to the Mother of God (TAN Books, 2020). Sr. Anna Wray, O.P. (Catholic University of America) a native of New Canaan, Connecticut, received her bachelor's degree in philosophy from The Catholic University of America in 2002 and subsequently entered the Congregation of the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia. After completing her initial religious formation at her community's motherhouse in Nashville, Sister Anna taught for five years at the high school level in Knoxville and Chattanooga. She also spent a year in Australia, preparing for World Youth Day. She then returned to Catholic University, and in 2019 completed a doctorate in philosophy. Her dissertation was on "Noetic Thinking in Aristotle's De Anima III.6." Sister previously taught as a First Year Experience fellow at the university and as an adjunct professor at Aquinas College.

This lecture was given on January 13th, 2024, at the Dominican House of Studies | Washington, DC. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the speaker: Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. (Thomistic Institute) from Pennsylvania, graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Campus Outreach for the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC, and associate pastor of St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught at Bellarmine University. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of dogmatic theology at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. He is a contributor on the Pints with Aquinas show and a co-host of the Catholic Classics podcast. Fr. Gregory is the author of Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly (Our Sunday Visitor, 2022) and co-author with Matt Fradd of Marian Consecration With Aquinas: A Nine Day Path for Growing Closer to the Mother of God (TAN Books, 2020).

This lecture was given on January 13th, 2024, at the Dominican House of Studies | Washington, DC. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the speakers: Sr. Anna Wray, O.P. (Catholic University of America) a native of New Canaan, Connecticut, received her bachelor's degree in philosophy from The Catholic University of America in 2002 and subsequently entered the Congregation of the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia. After completing her initial religious formation at her community's motherhouse in Nashville, Sister Anna taught for five years at the high school level in Knoxville and Chattanooga. She also spent a year in Australia, preparing for World Youth Day. She then returned to Catholic University, and in 2019 completed a doctorate in philosophy. Her dissertation was on "Noetic Thinking in Aristotle's De Anima III.6." Sister previously taught as a First Year Experience fellow at the university and as an adjunct professor at Aquinas College. Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. (Thomistic Institute) from Pennsylvania, graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville. He previously served as the Assistant Director of Campus Outreach for the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC, and associate pastor of St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught at Bellarmine University. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of dogmatic theology at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. He is a contributor on the Pints with Aquinas show and a co-host of the Catholic Classics podcast. Fr. Gregory is the author of Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly (Our Sunday Visitor, 2022) and co-author with Matt Fradd of Marian Consecration With Aquinas: A Nine Day Path for Growing Closer to the Mother of God (TAN Books, 2020).

What is the biblical basis for inviting people to partner financially, to ASK? What can a variety of different, but successful asks look like? Is it always the same? Guest Tony Dentman of the Funding Tribe Foundation & Campus Outreach joins host Callie Davis on Via's Support Raising Podcast to discuss these questions about Biblical Asking in part 2 of 8 of The Basics of Support Raising series.  SHOW NOTES:  Funding Tribe Foundation: https://www.fundingtribe.org/ Campus Outreach: https://www.campusoutreach.org/

This lecture was given on October 10th, 2023, at Regent University. For more information on upcoming events, visit us at thomisticinstitute.org/upcoming-events About the Speaker: Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. is a doctoral student in Christology at the University of Fribourg. He serves as the Assistant Director for Campus Outreach with the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC. Prior to the TI, he was an associate pastor at St. Louis Bertrand Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught as an adjunct professor at Bellarmine University. Born and raised near Philadelphia, PA, he attended the Franciscan University of Steubenville, studying mathematics and humanities. Upon graduating, he entered the Order of Preachers in 2010. He was ordained a priest in 2016 and holds an STL from the Dominican House of Studies.

In the winter of 2001, I was a sophomore at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina.As a freshman I had become part of a ministry called Campus Outreach. Its theology was called “Reformed,” which I did not grow up with. In my teens, I heard talk about God being “sovereign,” but I had never wrestled with the extent of his sovereignty — that he was sovereign over all, over good and evil, over angels and demons, over sunny days and natural disasters, over my good deeds and my sin, and (most uncomfortably) sovereign over my own will and choices. But once I saw the verses, dozens of them (if not hundreds), I couldn't deny that the Bible taught that God's sovereignty was absolute, over all, no exceptions.But what I also knew from two decades of human life, and from dozens (if not hundreds) of verses, is that I was accountable. I had thoughts and feelings. I had a will and made real decisions that mattered and had consequences. So, how do I reconcile these two — not just my experience versus what the Bible says, but what the Bible says versus what the Bible says?So, that winter of 2001, a pastor from Minnesota, named John Piper, spoke at our Campus Outreach New Year's conference in Atlanta, and not long after that event, I got on desiringGod.org to look for more messages. There I listened to a sermon he had preached that Christmas Eve. And this one message put together for me, so clearly and memorably, how these major theological truths of God's sovereignty and my human responsibility come together in my everyday Christian life and experience. The sermon was on the end of Romans chapter 6 (verses 22–23), but at a key moment Piper flipped over to Philippians 2:12–13 to explain this real-life dynamic, and as he did so, lights went on for me one after another.So, 23 years later, it's personally significant for me to be assigned these verses, and I pray that for some in this room, new lights might go on like they did for me in those days. How the truth of God's sovereignty and his choices relates to my responsibility and my choices, in fighting against sin and for Christlikeness, doesn't all come together at once. Much of it is a lifetime journey. Yet, for me, there was a particular sermon, and a particular text — Philippians 2:12–13 — where new categories were created that have deeply affected my everyday life.Humbled and ExaltedLast Sunday we stood in awe at the foot of the mountain of Christ's accomplishment for us in verses 5–11. First, he chose to become man. He did not cling to the comforts of heaven, but he emptied himself of that privilege. Precisely because he was God, gracious and merciful, full of steadfast love and faithfulness, he took on our creatureliness and limitations and the pains and frustrations of our fallen world. His emptying himself was not an emptying of his deity, as if that were possible, but it was a taking, as verse 7 says. His emptying came through addition of humanity, not subtraction of deity. He…“emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross.”Then came that amazing “therefore” in verse 9,“Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name . . . .”In the biblical pattern of self-humbling from Exodus to the Epistles, Jesus stands at the center as our greatest example: he humbled himself, and therefore God exalted him. Jesus went down, down, down: human, death, the cross. And his Father brought him up: up from the grave, up in the ascension, up to the very throne of heaven. So we walked through three truths, in Pastor Jonathan's sermon last week, about the example of Jesus.Which leads us right into verses 12–18, and how Paul turns from Jesus's obedience and his reward to ours. And so this morning we look at three truths about our following his example. Or: how we become like Jesus.1. We follow the one who obeyed and was rewarded.There is a second huge “therefore” in Philippians 2. The first one was verse 9. Jesus humbled himself; therefore God exalted him. Now, verse 12: in light of Jesus's self-humbling and God's exalting him, therefore . . .I can see at least two ways this “therefore” works in verse 12. One is the straightforward charge He is Lord, therefore obey. God has highly exalted Jesus, now his name is above every name, and at his name every knee should bow and every tongue confess he is Lord; therefore, Christians, obey. Simple as that. He is Lord; we are servants. He says it; we do it. Children obey their parents; servants obey their masters; and all the more, creatures obey your Creator, and Christians your Lord.But there's also another way this “therefore” works, as an appeal to desire, as a pattern and promise of reward. I say that because the word “obedient” just appeared in verse 8 (and “obey” in verse 12). Jesus was “obedient to the point of death,” and because he obeyed, he was rewarded. Therefore, Christians, obey, like Jesus, that you might be rewarded, like Jesus. Humble yourself, like he did, that you too might be exalted.Which is crazy countercultural for self-exalting sinners! We want to be exalted, so what do we do? Exalt ourselves. In our own minds, in our words and humble brags, in what we post online, in how we angle for opportunities. And God says to us in our folly, “No, sinners, I do the exalting. Exalt yourself, and I'll humble you. But humble yourself, and I will exalt you.”So, the therefore in verse 12 is an appeal to desire, and a profound glimpse into what it meant for Jesus to endure the cross “for the joy set before him.” As man, Jesus humbled himself, obeying to the point of death, by looking to the joy of being exalted by his Father. And so too for us as we obey him. Christian obedience is from sheer duty and force of will. We obey for the joy set before us.And Paul puts his own joy on display in verses 17–18. Jump down there:“Even if I am to be poured out as a drink offering [this is his self-humbling obedience] upon the sacrificial offering of your faith, I am glad and rejoice with you all. Likewise you also should be glad and rejoice with me.”Paul calls the Philippians' obedience “the sacrificial offering of your faith.” This is like Romans 12:1: the Christian life of faith “as a living sacrifice” — God's people no longer offer slaughtered animals as sacrifices, as they did under the first covenant, but offer themselves, all they are, their whole lives, in obedience to him. This is what Paul is giving his life to: that Christians like the saints in Philippi, and like us, would be living sacrifices, obedient to Christ. And Paul, in prison in Rome for his labor, says to them, even if I die in this prison, I rejoice. The pursuit of joy got him into prison, and joy will be his if he never makes it out of prison — because he looks forward to the reward of being with Christ, and having worked for others' joy in Christ. And in this joy, Paul casts his work in self-humbling terms. The Philippians' lives of obedience are the main sacrifice, and his labor is just the drink offering, the side offering, the supplement to their healthy, obedient, Christians lives.So, first, like Paul, and like Jesus, we obey our Lord, in joy, anticipating reward. We follow the one who obeyed and was rewarded.2. We work out the salvation he worked for.Now, the rest of verse 12:“Therefore, my beloved, as you have always obeyed, so now, not only as in my presence but much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling . . .”So, the obedience that Christ, through Paul, is calling for here is “work out your own salvation.” I realize that sounds like nails on a chalkboard for some ears. If so, perhaps I could just warn you: this might feel uncomfortable for a few minutes. Remember we're praying for biblical categories. And to get there, we may need to sit in the challenge of this “work out your own salvation.” It's in the Bible. And this is a good translation. The Greek doesn't fix our discomfort, but might only make us cringe a little bit more. What if we said “produce your own salvation,” or “give rise to your own salvation,” or “grind out your own salvation”?As we sit in this tension, it's okay to remember Christ's obedience on the frontend and underneath — and in just a few minutes, we'll see that we have even more help on the backend. But we need to linger here. Just because there's help in front and back doesn't mean our lives in the middle aren't real. We need to stay here, in the call and dignity of the Christian life to be, to think, to feel, to will, to act. God is sovereign, and we are responsible.This word for “work out” is a typical word for “work” but with an intensifying prefix. The kind of work we're getting at here is not just overflow. Some work feels effortless. But this work means expending effort. It's the kind of work that requires effort to move inward desires into outward acts. In other places, this word is translated “produce” or “accomplish” or “perform.”So, this is not just overflow. It requires counting, reckoning, considering (as in verses 3, 5, and 6). There is effort to be given; energy to be expended; work to be done. “Work out your salvation,” Paul says. Not “work for” — Jesus uniquely worked for our salvation in verses 5–11 — but now we “work it out.”An important question to ask at this point is “salvation from what?” Paul implies the Philippians need deliverance, but from what? Well, what's clearly at stake in chapter 2, going back to 1:27, is their unity (their fellowship, their relationships in the church). Paul says he longs to hear that they “are standing firm in one spirit, with one mind striving side by side for the faith of the gospel.” And 2:2: “complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind.” He's saying that because at present they're not that. Then verse 3: “Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit.” Note the two specific sins from which the Philippians and we need deliverance: selfish ambition and conceit.And Paul has more specifics to give in verse 14: “Do all things without grumbling or disputing.” Okay, so now we have at least four specific sins from which Paul says to “work out your salvation.” Want it, will it, act it, produce it. Christ died to save you from grumbling, from constant complaining and criticizing and scoffing and wallowing. He died to deliver you from petty disputes. So, trust him and don't grumble. Trust him and be free from disputing.The new category this leads to is this: the Christian life is both gift and duty. Fighting sin is both a gift from God and a duty we act. Increasing holiness is both gift and duty. It is a gift of grace we receive from Jesus, and the way we receive a grace that involves our own thoughts and desires and actions is by having the thoughts and desires and doing the actions. That is, living out the gift, or working out your salvation.Look over to Philippians 3:12. Two of the best texts for getting this dynamic of the Christian life as both gift and duty are right here in Philippians. So, first 2:12–13. Now 3:12:“Not that I have already obtained this [resurrection to eternal life] or am already perfect, but I press on to make it my own, because Christ Jesus has made me his own.”This is so important in getting the order right between God's working and ours. Paul says, “I press on to make it my own” — I count, I will, I act, I choose righteousness, I fight sin, I press on — why? “Because Christ Jesus has made me his own.” Mark this: I don't become his by pressing on. Rather, because I am his, because he already took hold of me, I strive and strain and press on. He worked for my salvation. Now I work it out over sin. (Other key texts that show this gift-and-duty dynamic: Hebrews 13:20–21; Romans 15:18; 1 Corinthians 15:10.)The Christian life is grace from beginning to end. Some graces we receive instead of our effort and action (justification) and some graces we receive as our effort and action.Which leads us to verse 13, but let me first try to make this more practical. Let me take you back to my time at Furman University. Now it's the fall of 2002, my senior year, and I'm trying to figure out what to do after graduation. And I am awash in anxiety. I didn't remember being so anxious in my life before then, and I don't remember being as anxious since.So, I needed deliverance from anxiety. So what do I do? Just wait? How do you seek to be free from oppressive anxiety when God is sovereign and you are responsible? As one who is justified by faith in Jesus, how do I work out my salvation? First, I need truth to work with. I need a specific word to believe. So I found three biblical promises about anxiety:Matthew 6:34,“Do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.”1 Peter 5:6–7,“Humble yourselves . . . under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you, casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.”Philippians 4:67,“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”So I printed them out, posted them next to my bed, and reviewed them every morning when I woke up, and every night when I went to sleep. And (with Christ before me and his Spirit in me), I worked out the grace of my deliverance from anxiety. God gave me the gift of deliverance from the dominance of anxiety in that season. And that doesn't mean I don't still fight anxiety as it comes in new ways in new times and seasons of life. But I know how to fight: recognize it, address it with promises of reward, pray for help, and act.So whether it's sinful anxiety, selfish ambition and conceit, grumbling and disputing, or sinful anger or lust or greed, work out the deliverance Christ has worked for you. Don't presume that God will defeat your sins while you're passive. And don't presume to fight sin on our own. Look to the sovereign Christ, trust his promises, pray for his help, and act the miracle you seek to have from him.And just to comment very quickly on verses 15–16: I think Paul has in mind the relationship between unity in the church and witness in the world like he did in 1:27–28. There he said that our “standing firm in one spirit, with one mind striving side by side for the faith of the gospel” leads to the church “not [being] frightened in anything by your opponents” — and this is “a clear sign to them of their destruction, but of your salvation.” In working out our salvation against the relationship-killing sins of selfish ambition, conceit, grumbling, and disputing, we come to stand out “in the midst of a crooked and twisted generation.” Unified in Jesus, we “shine as lights in the world.” How? “Holding fast to the word of life,” that is, the message about true life, eternal life — the life and death of Jesus in place of our death to give us life.So, if ever you find yourself discouraged about the “crooked and twisted generation” in which you find yourself, remember two truths from Philippians 2: (1) this is nothing new for Christianity (this is how it usually is in this age) and (2) grumbling and disputing are not the Christian response. But exactly the opposite. The Christian response is this: hold fast to our word of life, work out our salvation from grumbling and disputing, and shine as lights in the world, not as more of the same darkness.What about that last phrase in v. 12, “with fear and trembling”? Now our third and final truth.3. We have His Spirit at work in us.We finish with the end of verse 12 and with verse 13: “work out your own salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure.”What in the world could Paul mean here by “with fear and trembling.” Perhaps “fear and trembling” only sounds negative in your ears. Fear and trembling, yikes. How about with hope and joy? Why fear and trembling?Scripture has a broader vision for inward fear and outward trembling than modern people. Throughout the Bible, “fear and trembling” is what wise, in-touch, healthy humans do when they find themselves in the presence of God almighty. Like Moses at Mount Sinai, as we saw in Hebrews 12:21: “I tremble with fear.” And Paul talks how the Corinthians received Titus, as a messenger from Christ, “with fear and trembling” (2 Corinthians 7:15).Or perhaps most instructive of all is the way the Gospel of Mark ends, with the women who found the tomb empty and heard from the angel, “He has risen; he is not here.” Mark 16:8: “They went out and fled from the tomb, for trembling and astonishment had seized them.”Or, as Matthew 28:8 reports,“They departed quickly from the tomb with fear and great joy.”“Fear and trembling” is not only the response of someone taken aback by great horror, but also of someone struck with great joy. It's the response of a believing heart in the presence of God himself — and it's the appropriate response of a Christian who learns that God himself has come to dwell in me.Verse 13 provides, essentially, threefold confidence for us as we expend energy and effort to obey our Lord and live the Christian life. So, as we close, let me turn verse 13 and address it to you.First, brothers and sisters in Christ, you have God in you! What an awesome thing to have the Holy Spirit, poured out on us, sent into our hearts, dwelling in us, leading us, working in us. You are not on your own to fight against sin and for Christlikeness. You have God in you! This is no standard joy. This is cause for fear and trembling.Second, he is in you not only to will but even to work! God works in us to (will and) work our work. He gives us new desires and willing, and even then doesn't leave us to ourselves. He is in us to prompt, to lead, to empower, to execute our working out those holy desires through the exertion of effort.Third, all this stands on the rock of God's own joy, his delight, his good pleasure. He is not reluctant in helping us fight sin and pursue Christlikeness. He is happy to do it, thrilled to do it. He delights to do it. He works in us, in our willing, in our working, for his good pleasure. We work with the grain of God's own joy when we work out our deliverance from sin.So, we close with this question: What sin or sins came to mind this morning in our time of silent confession? Or, what do you most often confess week after week? Brothers and sisters, don't just say it again, move on, continue in sin, and make empty confession again and again. Work out your salvation. Act the miracle. With Jesus before you and beneath you, and his Spirit in you and through you — hemmed in on every side by his grace — work out your salvation. Will it, work it, act it, do it — with prayerful dependence in every step.Jesus Willed and WorkedWhat makes possible our having the Holy Spirit at work in us to will and work, is that first the Spirit was at work in Christ to will and to work. How he worked, for the joy set before him, is an example we follow. How he worked, by the Spirit, is imitable. But what he accomplished at the cross for us is inimitable.At this Table, we do not mainly remember Jesus as our example but as the one who worked for us in a way in which we could not work for ourselves.

Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. is a doctoral student in Christology at the University of Fribourg. He serves as the Assistant Director for Campus Outreach with the Thomistic Institute in Washington, DC. Prior to the TI, he was an associate pastor at St. Louis Bertrand Church in Louisville, KY where he also taught as an adjunct professor at Bellarmine University. Born and raised near Philadelphia, PA, he attended the Franciscan University of Steubenville, studying mathematics and humanities. Upon graduating, he entered the Order of Preachers in 2010. He was ordained a priest in 2016 and holds an STL from the Dominican House of Studies.

On this encore episode of the Passive Income Attorney Podcast, Seth is joined by Russ Morgan and Joey Mure as they talk about how to create your own economy without the shackles of Wall Street. Seth, Joey and Russ take a deep dive into how to build your network, create multiple streams of income and design a lifestyle. Russ and Joey are co-founders of Wealth Without Wall Street, an online community that seeks to re-educate business owners and families on how money works. They share the mindset and strategies you need to achieve true financial independence. Enjoy the episode!   “It doesn't matter what the returns are on a particular investment. If you're not really well aligned with that investment, it doesn't matter - it's not going to be successful.”   HIGHLIGHTS: Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: ✅ How Russ and Joey formed Wealth Without Wall Street ✅ How to breakdown your goals based on your “why” ✅ What is infinite banking and how can it help you achieve financial freedom ✅ Russ and Joey's secret sauce – what they're investing in right now ✅ The biggest lies taught about traditional education ✅ And so much more!   ABOUT | RUSS MORGAN: Wealth Without Wall Street's founder and partner, Russ Morgan, is known as “The Idea Guy.” Russ began his professional career as an investment advisor in 2004 after graduating from Auburn University — a slight foray from 10-year-old Russ' dream of becoming a professional baseball pitcher. Russ started IBC in 2009 and eventually found Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015. Russ' mother was an enormous inspiration for him growing up. As a single mother with two young children, she took a rigorous, accelerated track through college while working multiple jobs, all with the goal of bettering her children's lives. When he's not working, you can wave to Russ on a boat at the lake, pulling his kids around on a tube. And on Sunday mornings, he's probably rushing to church with his family … only 10 minutes late.   Russ' creativity, fresh ideas, and knack for problem-solving are indispensable assets to his role at Wealth Without Wall Street. Russ would describe himself as competitive, creative, and passionate; his colleagues would likely add that he is helpful and abundant. Russ hopes to be remembered as an innovator who loves to teach others, and he has a goal to one day serve in the mission field. Finishing the book is another near-term goal. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Russ learns from the Business School podcast with Sharran Srivatsaa and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand book and podcast. Aspire Movement, Campus Outreach, and Young Business Leaders are three causes near Russ' heart. Russ in one motto? “Just try!”   ABOUT | JOEY MURE: Joey Mure, founder and partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, a devoted husband, and a faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires. Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord. A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).”   FIND | RUSS MORGAN & JOEY MURE: Website: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3gPe_2b_SSqnWw-llpE5zw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreet Twitter: https://twitter.com/withoutwallst Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wealthwithoutwallst/   ✈️ CONNECT | SETH BRADLEY:

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As real estate agents, we have the ability to earn big paychecks but that doesn't necessarily mean that we know how to use our money for God's highest good.We're called to be good stewards and to answer that call out of gratitude and with a desire to make the world a better place. But sometimes fear and even laziness can block our good intentions, not just with our money, but all areas of our lives can suffer.In this episode, we sit down with Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, to discuss money, wealth, and the concept of stewardship. We break down common misconceptions, talk about how to overcome the biggest obstacles, and share personal stories about our own stewardship journeys.Become an effective steward.Why is knowing God essential in our financial journey? How does the Parable of Talents guide us towards effective stewardship and financial freedom?Attitude affects money. How does money act as a mirror reflecting our true desires and priorities, rather than changing who we are? How can we overcome barriers to become better stewards of our resources?Stewardship beyond finances.How can we effectively steward not just our financial resources, but also our time, energy, personal experiences, and networks? What strategies can we use to build businesses that don't consume all our time, allowing us to invest in other valuable areas of life?Guest Bio & Links -Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, devoted husband, and faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they worship the Lord. A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; and a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when he's traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aim is to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).”Visit https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/Find Joey on LinkedIn Special thanks to our sponsor - Rachel Inman of the Mortgage Mommas. Learn more about her here - https://linktr.ee/mortgagemommas A HUGE thanks to our Patreon supporters as well. Click here to learn how you can support too! patreon.com/TheFaithfulAgentPodcast

Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, devoted husband, and faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires.  Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord.  A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; and a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when he's traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).” What You Will Learn: Who is Joey Mure? What made him decide to look for a passive income? How do they bring up their company? Great income doesn't give you freedom, only if the passive income exceeds your monthly expenses. Joey shares the path on creating a passive income. What is an Investor DNA Profile? What is the purpose of Investor DNA? How did they start their podcast? Joey shares how he can be contacted. Additional Resources from Joey Mure: Website: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/ Phone: +1 (205) 370-8460 Email: joey@wealthwithoutwallstreet.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3gPe_2b_SSqnWw-llpE5zw Twitter: http://twitter.com/withoutwallst Instagram:https://instagram.com/wealthwithoutwallst Facebook: https://facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreet Attention Investors and Agents Are you looking to grow your business? Need to connect with aggressive like-minded people like yourself? We have all the right tools, knowledge, and coaching to positively effect your bottom line. Visit:http://globalinvestoragent.com/join-gia-team to see what we can offer and to schedule your FREE consultation! Our NEW book is out...order yours NOW!   Global Investor Agent: How Do You Thrive Not Just Survive in a Market Shift? Get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3SV0khX HEY! You should be in class this coming Monday (MNL). It's Free and packed with actions you should take now! Here's the link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sNMjT-5DTIakCFO2ronDCg  

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Money plays a crucial role in our lives, yet many of us lack a deep understanding of how it truly works. We often view it as a simple tool for earning and spending, without recognizing its complexities and potential for long-term wealth creation. This is where the importance of reeducation comes in, particularly for business owners and families who seek to maximize their financial potential. In this episode, Russ Morgan, founder and partner of Wealth Without Wall Street, provides insights into understanding how money truly works and common misconceptions associated with it. He sheds light on the nature of money, its creation, and its flow through the economy. Russ explains that becoming a better investor involves enhancing one's ability to identify and evaluate investment opportunities, manage risks, and generate returns. He also highlights that infinite banking is a financial strategy that involves using a whole life insurance policy to create a source of tax-free income and generate long-term wealth. Furthermore, Russ Morgan shares his personal experience and journey, leading up to his involvement in a wealth-building group. He also discusses various ways to earn money, emphasizing the importance of diversifying income streams for financial security. If you're a business owner or individual seeking to improve your financial literacy and gain insights into wealth-building strategies, tune in to this episode with Russ Morgan.   Key Points From This Episode:   Understanding how money truly works, and common misconceptions Defining what it means to become a better investor Exploring different ways to earn money His personal experience and journey leading to current involvement in a group or discussion.  What is infinite banking?  Using life insurance policy with cash value for tax advantages and accessing cash through loans/withdrawals. Cash flow strategy Using financial strategy for monthly business growth   About Russ Morgan Wealth Without Wall Street's Founder and Partner, Russ Morgan, is known as “The Idea Guy.” Russ began his professional career as an investment advisor in 2004 after graduating from Auburn University — a slight foray from 10-year-old Russ' dream of becoming a professional baseball pitcher. Russ started IBC in 2009, and eventually went on to found Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015. Russ' mother was an enormous inspiration for him growing up. As a single mother with two young children, she took a rigorous, accelerated track through college while working multiple jobs, all with the goal of bettering her children's lives. When he's not working, you can wave to Russ on a boat at the lake pulling his kids around on a tube. And on Sunday mornings, he's probably rushing to church with his family … only 10 minutes late. Russ' creativity, fresh ideas, and knack for problem solving are indispensable assets to his role at Wealth Without Wall Street. Russ would describe himself as competitive, creative, and passionate; his colleagues would likely add that he is helpful and abundant. Russ hopes to be remembered as an innovator who loved to teach others, and he has a goal to one day serve in the mission field. Finishing the book is another more near-term goal. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Russ learns from the Business School podcast with Sharran Srivatsaa and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand book and podcast. Aspire Movement, Campus Outreach, and Young Business Leaders are three causes near to Russ' heart. Russ in one motto? “Just try!”   Follow Russ Morgan Website | wealthwithoutwallstreet.com Linked In | www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street Facebook | www.facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreet Twitter | @withoutwallst Instagram | @wealthwithoutwallst Youtube | www.youtube.com/channel   Join the Community I'd love to hear your comments and questions about this episode. Here are some great ways to stay in touch or get involved in the My Freedom Foundry Community!   FREE Facebook Group - My Freedom Foundry - Free Yourself With Real Estate Investing | www.facebook.com/groups/myfreedomfoundry  Freebies and Resources To Help You Excel Your Business | www.pauldavidthompson.com/work-with-me  Grab your copy of my best-selling book: ESCAPE: Money Mindset to Freedom with Stocks, Real Estate, and Starting Your Own Business, HERE.   If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating or review!  

ABOUT RUSS MORGANRuss Morgan, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, is known as “The Idea Guy.” Russ began his professional career as an investment advisor in 2004 after graduating from Auburn University 4 years earlier — a slight foray from 10-year-old Russ' dream of becoming a professional baseball pitcher. Russ started IBC in 2009 and eventually went on to found Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015. Russ' mother was an enormous inspiration for him growing up. As a single mother with two young children, she took a rigorous, accelerated track through college while working multiple jobs, all with the goal of bettering her children's lives. Russ' creativity, fresh ideas, and knack for problem-solving are indispensable assets to his role at Wealth Without Wall Street. Russ would describe himself as competitive, creative, and passionate; his colleagues would likely add that he is helpful and abundant. Russ hopes to be remembered as an innovator who loved to teach others, and he has a goal to one day serve in the mission field. Campus Outreach and Young Business Leaders are two causes near Russ' heart.    THIS TOPIC IN A NUTSHELL:              Russ's career background Reaching out to more people through his podcastBuilding a community and starting a mastermindHis opinion on 401k as an investment What is Investor DNAPast investments and what he learned from itTransition from SFH investments to other investment vehiclesGetting into Short term rental spaces About the Deal: Subject to deal Event VenueWhy the deal did not work out as planned and what he learned from itWhy should you pursue RE investing Underwriting Short-Term RentalsGood criteria when buying a deal Pros and Cons of Short-Term RentalsComparison of Short-Term rentals with the apartment complex investmentOther investment endeavors and goals for this yearWhy should you pursue a Passive Income Connect with Russ       KEY QUOTE:  “Don't invest in something I do just because I do and it works. Invest in something you are gifted at so you need to understand who you are as an investor. As you have proven that, then you'll become successful in what you are trying to accomplish.”     SUMMARY OF BUSINESS:Wealth Without Wall Street - Most people struggle to find financial independence. They follow typical financial advice that doesn't get them any closer to their real objective, Freedom. Work harder, work longer, and take more risks are the motto's they hear but it flies in the face of what people with financial freedom actually do. At Wealth Without Wall Street, we cut out all the noise and go straight to the objective.  Wealth Without Wall Street is an online community that seeks to re-educate business owners & families on how money truly works. Our goal is to teach people how to enhance savings, increase cash flow and create passive income all without the help of Wall Street. The secret to doing this is having your money work for you, not someone else.     ABOUT THE WESTSIDE INVESTORS NETWORK   The Westside Investors Network is your community for investing knowledge for growth. For real estate professionals by real estate professionals. This show is focused on the next step in your career... investing, for those starting with nothing to multifamily syndication.     The Westside Investors Network strives to bring knowledge and education to real estate professional that is seeking to gain more freedom in their life. The host AJ and Chris Shepard, are committed to sharing the wealth of knowledge that they have gained throughout the years to allow others the opportunity to learn and grow in their investing. They own Uptown Properties, a successful Property Management, and Brokerage Company. If you are interested in Property Management in the Portland Metro or Bend Metro Areas, please visit www.uptownpm.com. 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This is the sermon for the Lord's Day, April 23, 2023. The sermon was preached by Rev. Raul Pacheco, Campus Outreach at Auburn University.

When I was at my lowest point, Trent pursued me and asked me to be in a Bible study. Through that group and becoming friends with him, he had a huge impact on my life. There are MANY other people who would say the same thing about him! Trent is on staff for Campus Outreach and is serving college students at Samford University. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hampton-dortch/message

About Joey :Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, devoted husband, and faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires. Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission.He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord. A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; and a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when he's traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls.He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).”Links From The Podcasthttps://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3gPe_2b_SSqnWw-llpE5zwhttps://www.facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreethttps://twitter.com/withoutwallsthttps://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street/https://www.instagram.com/wealthwithoutwallst/https://www.peer2peerrealestate.com/@Willliamp2pre (twitter)facebook.com/peer2peerrealestatehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/williemorales/Books recommendedBecoming your own banker - R. Nelson Nash Thank you Joey for being on the podcast.What did you think about today's subject?Please go to apple podcasts look for us at peer 2 peer real estate podcast, please subscribe and leave a review.Don't give up on your dreams, fight for it and guard it.Keep the momentum going, Good things will happen.Thanks for listening and be safe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Post-secondary campuses are often of the most important places for pro-lifers to have a regular presence, but there are often a lot of things that going into being effective on or around campuses.In today's episode, Cam sits down with Blaise Alleyne, Eastern Outreach Director for CCBR and long time student and student leader at the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and probably a tonne of other campuses (the guy's a legend around most GTA campuses!), to talk about how to effectively engage this important demographic.To support The Pro-life Guy's Podcast, go to: www.patreon.com/prolifeguysFor upcoming events and opportunities to get involved with life-saving pro-life efforts, go to: www.endthekilling.ca

Tune in on Monday, 10/3/22 at 6:30am EST, for a brand new episode of The Doctor Whisperer Show featuring Co-Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, Russ Morgan. Visit their website by clicking here: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/ ▪︎ ▪︎ ▪︎ ︎ABOUT OUR GUEST: Wealth Without Wall Street's Founder and Partner, Russ Morgan, is known as “The Idea Guy.” Russ began his professional career as an investment advisor in 2004 after graduating from Auburn University — a slight foray from 10-year-old Russ' dream of becoming a professional baseball pitcher. Russ started IBC in 2009, and eventually went on to found Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015. Russ' mother was an enormous inspiration for him growing up. As a single mother with two young children, she took a rigorous, accelerated track through college while working multiple jobs, all with the goal of bettering her children's lives. When he's not working, you can wave to Russ on a boat at the lake pulling his kids around on a tube. And on Sunday mornings, he's probably rushing to church with his family … only 10 minutes late. Russ' creativity, fresh ideas, and knack for problem solving are indispensable assets to his role at Wealth Without Wall Street. Russ would describe himself as competitive, creative, and passionate; his colleagues would likely add that he is helpful and abundant. Russ hopes to be remembered as an innovator who loved to teach others, and he has a goal to one day serve in the mission field. Finishing the book is another more near-term goal. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Russ learns from the Business School podcast with Sharran Srivatsaa and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand book and podcast. Aspire Movement, Campus Outreach, and Young Business Leaders are three causes near to Russ' heart. Russ in one motto? “Just try!” ▪︎ ▪︎ ▪︎ As always, thank you to our incredible sponsors, REVA Global MD and TieTechnology, for sponsoring the show! #businessofmedicine #podcast #healthcarepodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedoctorwhisperer/message

Josh and Emily share interesting stories from their last two semesters of campus outreach, and some of the trends they're noticing among pro-choice college students.  This is part two of the series, and includes the story of protesters apologizing to us, why we might change the way we promote Emily's speeches, the creative ways the pro-choice students at St. Olaf are now countering our outreaches there, an innovative pro-life response to a Jainist, and an improved response to people who bite the squirrel bullet! Then they discuss trends and recommendations for future pro-life outreaches. Josh and Emily share interesting stories from their last two semesters of campus outreach, and some of the trends they're noticing among pro-choice college students.  This is part two of the series, and includes the story of protesters apologizing to us, why we might change the way we promote Emily's speeches, the creative ways the pro-choice students at St. Olaf are now countering our outreaches there, an innovative pro-life response to a Jainist, and an improved response to people who bite the squirrel bullet! Then they discuss trends and recommendations for future pro-life outreaches. Related Links:  Abortion Dialogue on Campus: Outreach Stories and Trends  - Part 1: https://youtu.be/_u6nAL0FTjk How One Student Group Radically Changed Their Campus Culture: https://youtu.be/lAsOzyg7M2c The Equal Rights Argument: https://youtu.be/louYc-9cvE0 How Josh Should Have Dealt with a Hostile Audience in Canada: http://bit.ly/2CSiGMd Firebombings and Vandalism: Planned Parenthood Must Condemn Jane's Revenge: https://bit.ly/39qxANC How Should Conservatives Respond to the Disturbing Trend of Campus Censorship? http://bit.ly/2JOr1Gr Six Ways I've Seen Pro-Choice People Try to Censor Pro-Lifers: http://bit.ly/2vhr8ib Abortion and Medical Necessity: Improving the Pro-Life Approach:  https://bit.ly/3eepkCj ERI LIVE - What Should I Say in a Post-Roe America?  https://youtu.be/0eGpYM1I-5Y Defining the Word "Abortion" Will Change Your Dialogues (with Dank Pro-Life Memes): https://youtu.be/A8TVroArQLw A Simple Change That Instantly Communicates a Nuanced Approach to the Abortion Debate: http://bit.ly/2ufnjgM Why I Changed My Pro-life Elevator Pitch: https://bit.ly/3NERrrE Abortion Images: A Case for Disagreement without Division: http://bit.ly/2uJWRcI Godwin's Law Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law Equal Rights Institute Website:  https://EqualRightsInstitute.com Equal Rights Institute Blog:  https://Blog.EqualRightsInstitute.com Equipped for Life Course:  https://EquippedCourse.com Sidewalk Counseling Masterclass: http://SidewalkCounselingMasterclass.com Co-Hosts: Josh Brahm & Emily Albrecht Audio/Video Editors: Joshua Head & Josh Brahm Publisher: Jen Westmoreland

Campus Outreach teaches on how to read your Bible.

In this episode, I speak with my friends, Fr. Thomas Joseph White, OP and Fr. Jonah Teller, OP about the relationship between art, truth, and beauty, sacred and profane music, how music might be integral to religious life, and whether the banjo is beautiful. Long time listeners will remember Thomas Joseph from our very first episode on Flannery O'Connor, where we discuss what she meant by calling herself a "Hillbilly Thomist;" and since I consider myself something of a Hillbilly Thomist myself, I thought it would be fun to start off season five with a lighthearted conversation with two members of my favorite folk and bluegrass band, The Hillbilly Thomists. Fr. Thomas Joseph White is the Rector Magnificus of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas (Angelicum) in Rome. He is the author of various books and articles including Wisdom in the Face of Modernity: A Study in Thomistic Natural Theology (Sapientia Press, 2011), The Incarnate Lord, A Thomistic Study in Christology (The Catholic University of America Press, 2015) Exodus (Brazos Press, 2016), The Light of Christ: An Introduction to Catholicism (Catholic University Press, 2017), and The Trinity: On the Nature and Mystery of the One God (Catholic University Press, 2022). He is co-editor of the journal Nova et Vetera, a Distinguished Scholar of the McDonald Agape Foundation, and a member of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas. Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P., is a friar of the Dominican Province of Saint Joseph. He holds a licentiate in sacred theology from the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C. At present, he lives in D.C. and works as Coordinator for Campus Outreach at the Thomistic Institute, an organization that exists to promote Catholic truth in our contemporary world by strengthening the intellectual formation of Christians at universities, in the Church, and in the wider public square. He is also the third-best guitarist in The Hillbilly Thomists.

In this episode, I speak with my friends, Fr. Thomas Joseph White, OP and Fr. Jonah Teller, OP about the relationship between art, truth, and beauty, sacred and profane music, how music might be integral to religious life, and whether the banjo is beautiful. Long time listeners will remember Thomas Joseph from our very first episode on Flannery O'Connor, where we discuss what she meant by calling herself a "Hillbilly Thomist;" and since I consider myself something of a Hillbilly Thomist myself, I thought it would be fun to start off season five with a lighthearted conversation with two members of my favorite folk and bluegrass band, The Hillbilly Thomists. Fr. Thomas Joseph White is the Rector Magnificus of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas (Angelicum) in Rome. He is the author of various books and articles including Wisdom in the Face of Modernity: A Study in Thomistic Natural Theology (Sapientia Press, 2011), The Incarnate Lord, A Thomistic Study in Christology (The Catholic University of America Press, 2015) Exodus (Brazos Press, 2016), The Light of Christ: An Introduction to Catholicism (Catholic University Press, 2017), and The Trinity: On the Nature and Mystery of the One God (Catholic University Press, 2022). He is co-editor of the journal Nova et Vetera, a Distinguished Scholar of the McDonald Agape Foundation, and a member of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas. Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P., is a friar of the Dominican Province of Saint Joseph. He holds a licentiate in sacred theology from the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C. At present, he lives in D.C. and works as Coordinator for Campus Outreach at the Thomistic Institute, an organization that exists to promote Catholic truth in our contemporary world by strengthening the intellectual formation of Christians at universities, in the Church, and in the wider public square. He is also the third-best guitarist in The Hillbilly Thomists

Josh and Emily share interesting stories from their last two semesters of campus outreach, and some of the trends they're noticing with respect to abortion dialogue among pro-choice college students.  This is part one of a two-part series, and includes the story of a young woman who chewed Josh out in Wisconsin, how Emily varies her "elevator pitch" based on who she's talking to, the way Josh thinks about swearing at outreach, and more! Related Links: How One Student Group Radically Changed Their Campus Culture Equal Rights Institute Website Equal Rights Institute Blog Equipped for Life Course Sidewalk Counseling Masterclass Co-Hosts: Josh Brahm & Emily Albrecht Audio/Video Editor: Joshua Head & Josh Brahm  Publisher: Jen Westmoreland

Call to Action: LIsteners, reach out and connect to Hunter Horton to learn and sharpen each other as professionals and discuss how to live out our faith, what the Bible says, or any life questions you would have. We want to continue in our lives to emulate the life of Jesus, the ultimate Man. Email any questions about the show to Jim at Info@MenBuildMen.com.   Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and all major platforms, hit that five-star review, subscribe, share it, and help get this word out and look for the next episode. See our Website: MenBuildMen.comEmail: Info@MenBuildMen.com Marks of a Man on Facebook Jim Nicklas on Instagram - @Man_podcast West Georgia Campus Outreach HunterHorton@Comcast.net Hunter Horton on Facebook: Hunter.Horton.94 Hunter Horton on Instagram: Hunter_Horton Hunter Horton on LinkedIn: Hunter Horton Hunter cell: (770) 633-4043   Hunter Horton was born and raised by his parents, along with a younger brother, in Cartersville Georgia. Hunter lives in Cartersville with his wife and two sons and a third son is on the way.Hunter attended a church youth group. In seventh grade, he went on a youth trip with his friends and all of them were “giving their life to the Lord” so Hunter did, too. He thought he was saved from that point on, but now he sees that he wasn't. In middle school and high school, Hunter walked a path of destruction, drinking, and having unhealthy relationships. After surgeries for sports injuries, he got addicted to pain pills and sold narcotics.Hunter talks about the solid upbringing in faith and church attendance that his parents gave him. But in eighth grade, he got into a relationship and started partaking in unhealthy things that were not honoring God. Looking back, he had no conviction of faith. He had just said the words at a youth camp, following his friends.In 11th grade, Hunter suffered a broken kneecap playing in the first baseball game of the year and had surgery for it. It crushed him. Right after the surgery, Hunter got addicted to pain pills. After a year of physical recovery, Hunter went back to play baseball in his senior year. Over four years, he had elbow surgery, four knee surgeries, and ankle reconstruction. When Hunter was in an unhealthy relationship starting in eighth grade, he stayed away from home as much as possible. He hid his relationship from his parents. If his parents had found out, he says he would have been embarrassed, but that exposure would have corrected his behavior quickly.Hunter shares how his addiction to pain pills occurred. He had broken up from his relationship, he had had multiple sports injuries, preventing him from fulfilling his childhood dream of a sports career, and pain pills gave him a momentary escape from reality.After high school, Hunter received a full baseball scholarship from Shorter University in Rome, Georgia. In the first month of Fall practice in 2011, Hunter blew out his other kneecap.When Hunter was injured, he told his coach that with his history of surgeries, he couldn't play anymore. Hunter finished the school year and then transferred to Georgia Highlands and lived at home. After two years, he got an associate's degree and transferred to West Georgia.Hunter talks about getting saved. When he transferred from Shorter to Georgia Highlands, a friend of his came over and invited him to a Campus Outreach event through Georgetown College in Kentucky. There he heard the gospel again. As Hunter was sitting in church, a pastor shared Ephesians 2:8-9 “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast.” (KJV) Until then, Hunter had thought that if his good works outweighed his bad works, he was good to go. When he heard that scripture and remembered Romans 5:8 “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” (KJV),  in the blink of an eye, Hunter felt the Lord pluck him out of darkness and place him into the light. That changed his entire perspective on life. Hunter found that West Georgia had a Campus Outreach, the same program that his friend had invited him to in Kentucky. Hunter transferred to West Georgia. He found a great ministry and a lot of friends that he still has. He entered the business administration program for a bachelor's degree. He was in that program for two years and it was pivotal in setting him up for his career.Hunter tells of his father's history as a sales executive for a company that erected steel structures for billboards, and how he started a company for that. Hunter tells how he decided to go into sales after hearing a guest lecturer at college speak about a career in sales. He liked the billboard business but instead of selling steel like his father, he chose to get into the ad space side of the business.Hunter tells how he started selling his pain pills in college. A player approached him who knew somebody who would buy them at a price per pill. He did this for a few months, raising the price when he was selling out. He cared more about how much he could get per pill than he did about taking the pills. Finally, his doctor refused to prescribe more. He walked away from selling and that was about the time he moved back home with his parents. Hunter feels the Lord had already started to work in his life and remove the incentive for him to be selling pills.Hunter thinks that his “sales” experience with the pills may have helped him to succeed in sales. As Hunter was considering a sales career, he discussed it with his mom and dad. After he had gotten saved, he started to appreciate who they were and what they did for him. His Heavenly Father's influence on him had a huge impact on his relationship with his parents.   Hunter graduated in May 2016 and took a job at Southwire in Carrollton. That summer, Hunter's dad passed away. Hunter moved back home again to help his mom run the several businesses his dad had left behind. After six months, he wanted to go back to Carrollton, but the opportunity was gone. His dad's friend Josh, in Cartersville, who ran a billboard company, renamed his company Horton Outdoor in honor of Hunter's father and allowed Hunter to get into adspace sales in the billboard industry with him. Hunter's first job at Horton Outdoor was Account Executive, cold-calling on customers. Hunter describes the subliminal effect of billboards. McDonald's does 98% of its advertising on billboards. You know when the McRib is back because you see it on a billboard.Hunter tells how “playing dumb” as a new sales executive got him in the door with decision-makers at first. When he had more experience, he used a hook to capture attention, asking the business owner if their advertising dollars were providing the results they had expected. Then he asked for a little bit of time to show how he could help them. He wanted to get the owner to sit with him and see eye-to-eye. Hunter says sales is about relationships, not products or services.   The biggest thing that helped Hunter right out of the gate was being told “No.” On his first day of cold-calling, he got told “No,” every time. That night he was wondering if that was how he wanted to spend his life. Being told “No” is not fun, but it made him pivot and think. Over time, that has helped in many ways besides sales, including his relationships. Hunter believes being told “No” helps us mentally in a way that the Lord uses for good. we need to be told “No” way more often. When Hunter's parents had told him “No,” he would disobey and do it anyway. It doesn't work that way in the “real world”!Jim and Hunter unpack the “real world” to mean accepting adult responsibility for your actions and life. When you become a man, things affect you differently than when you're a boy. After getting told “No” all day, the next morning, he decided that he would do this job for three months, the best that he could, getting after it as hard as he could, calling on as many people as he could, and see if he could make a career of it. If not, he would pivot to do something else. With persistence and discipline, slowly but surely, there were a lot more yeses than there were noes. Sales is a numbers game. Every person can't tell you “No.”   Early on in his career, Hunter wanted to do everything “Hunter's way.” It wasn't working for him, so he called on a list of men his father had known; business partners, customers, and as many people in the billboard space that could advise him with their decades of experience. After a week or two of talking to all his dad's associates, Hunter felt ready to go forward.   Hunter recalls two traits that his new mentors exemplified. They shared instructions and set an example. Every one of them shared instructions in humility, admitting where they had gotten it wrong. Every one of them listened to Hunter and asked him questions to understand his need.Hunter talks about meeting his wife right after his dad passed away. They started as friends and got into a relationship at the time Hunter got into the billboard industry. She encouraged him, listened to him, and gave him advice that he didn't want to hear at times. She was the most helpful thing in Hunter's life as he was learning more about what it meant to be a Christian, to mourn and grieve the loss of his father, and to face his responsibilities. They weren't married yet but she was a huge helper to him. In the summer of 2017, Hunter proposed to her and they got married in January 2018. Their third child is expected in January along with their fifth anniversary. She provides the platform for Hunter to be able to go out and do his work well.Jim acknowledges being a Godly stay-at-home mother as the most difficult job in the world and as the hardest-working humans that have walked the planet.Hunter shares how he developed resilience and did not quit. He decided early that he wanted experience to be his teacher. He learned to sell through cold-calling and sending hand-written letters to businesspeople. Jim remarks that hand-written letters are missing from today's society. Hunter knew that to get the success that other people weren't getting, he need to do things that other people weren't doing. He shares some examples of tactics he used to make contact with business owners.   Jim comments on Hunter's creativity and determination to devise and try new methodologies and asks how that confidence applied to his marriage and parenting.   Hunter quickly realized in marriage and as a father that he had a lot of room to grow. He got married after about a year in the industry and he had seen a lot of success from the techniques he was using. His ego told him he had marriage figured out, too. After several arguments early in his marriage, he realized he had to do something different for it to work. It was the same for parenting. He knew he was wrong in his first approach and he credits conviction from the Lord for setting a new direction for him. Listening to his wife, hearing God's word, spending time in prayer, and listening to people of faith helped Hunter. He prays all the time that the Lord would convict him and bring him to his knees so that he can be a better husband and father.The biggest development in Hunter's career came in October of 2021 when his boss sold the company to Trailhead Media. Hunter had to decide if he was going to stay with the larger company and go from an inventory of 600 billboards to 5,000 billboards, including travel to the Carolinas. It would have meant more money and less time at home. He chose to be a Godly husband and father. He decided to stay at home with his family, take a leap of faith, and start a business. He reveals the conversations he had with his wife about it. She told him over and over that she trusts him and knows he will make the right decision. He spent a lot of time in prayer and seeking wise counsel. Hunter talked to Jim about it and other friends and businessmen. The more conversations he had, and even feeling that the Lord would support him in either decision, he realized that this was the time of his life when he would have the best opportunity to start a business. It's going on a year, and Hunter says it's going well.Hunter has learned some lessons in entrepreneurship. The hardest thing has been turning from a sales executive to running a business. He quickly realized that there was so much more to a business than he ever imagined. For the first couple of months, all he did was learn. He wanted to be out making money, but he couldn't do that effectively or successfully until he learned the key parts of running a business. The paperwork is hard, but what has been easy is the selling he has been taught to do over the previous five years. His growth and development along the way have prepared him for where he is now.   Hunter encourages the listeners who are salesmen to be disciplined and stay persistent. Stay true to who you are and do the same thing over and over until you get to the point where you may have to change it. Instead of giving up at the first hard thing, give yourself a commitment to do it as hard as you can for three months to see if you succeed. You'll be able to tell in that time if you're cut out for this or need to pivot to a different career.   Jim directs the conversation to the family. Hunter talks about discipline, Growing up, Hunter was spanked and slapped a lot because his behavior was incorrect. He learned what was wrong and right. Now, Hunter does not see many fathers discipline their children. He doesn't see nearly as many fathers present in their families as when he grew up. That's the biggest decline he has seen and he sees that sets up children for failure.Jim agrees that the presence of a man changes the behavior of a boy.In the time leading up to getting engaged, and then married, Hunter spent a lot of time thinking back on how his father was as a husband, and he read a lot of scripture on what it is to be a husband. Anytime today that Hunter has any questions about what it means to be a Godly husband, he goes to the scriptures. He remembers how his dad led his mom in a Godly way. He talked with other men who are examples.   Jim and Hunter discuss what methodologies they saw in their dads that they affirm for their work as husbands. Hunter noticed that his father and mother always communicated well with each other. Applying it to his marriage, Hunter will often ask his wife what is he doing well in their marriage and what is he doing poorly; what are some ways in which he can be a better husband and a better father; and ways in which he can grow in who he is. He feels that if he can ask questions to open up communications in their marriage, they will thrive. He says that husbands and wives don't communicate enough. Jim affirms Hunter's practice of asking his wife what he does well in their marriage, so he can continue to honor his wife with those things. Jim asks Hunter to share one or two things he is doing well in his marriage that he would like to pass on to the audience.   Hunter talks about providing, not just financially so his wife can stay home with their children, but providing conversations at the dinner table, prayer together before bed, times of entertainment and exercise, and different things to do as a family. He is always asking himself how the family can intentionally interact with one another to strengthen their marriage and family. It can be going out to eat, playing at the playground, playing tag in the yard, and spending time together in prayer. Hunter intentionally spends one-on-one time with his boys. His older son can have a conversation with him and that has allowed Hunter to have a better understanding of how his son views the family and the world.   Hunter tells how his faith in the Bible affects the way he is as a husband and father. The biggest way is having a Godly community around the couple and family, his faith in Jesus Christ, and what He has done in Hunter's life. Godly community influences their marriage and family. Prayer, reading God's word, and Bible studies are very helpful, but surrounding yourselves with Godly people who can pray over you and encourage you is the best influence.   Hunter suggests how listeners can begin some of the disciplines he practices. If you are hesitant to commit to something time-consuming, start by singing worship music alone in your car. That discipline, over time, will flow into other spiritual disciplines.Hunter would want people to remember what marks him as a man by the way he loves his wife and boys. He wants people to say Hunter Horton was a Godly husband and a Godly father. Look at his marriage and look at his boys. He also wants to be marked as someone who is humble and doesn't want any credit but can do much for the Kingdom of God and the community he lives in without any recognition or praise. He admits that's his biggest struggle so he is working on it. He credits all his success to God.   Jim thanks Hunter for making himself transparent on this podcast and sharing his inspiring example.      

On this episode of the Passive Income Attorney Podcast, Seth is joined by Russ Morgan and Joey Mure as they talk about how to create your own economy without the shackles of Wall Street. Seth, Joey and Russ take a deep dive into how to build your network, create multiple streams of income and design a lifestyle. Russ and Joey are co-founders of Wealth Without Wall Street, an online community that seeks to re-educate business owners and families on how money works. They share the mindset and strategies you need to achieve true financial independence. Enjoy the episode!   “It doesn't matter what the returns are on a particular investment. If you're not really well aligned with that investment, it doesn't matter - it's not going to be successful.”   HIGHLIGHTS: Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: ✅ How Russ and Joey formed Wealth Without Wall Street ✅ How to breakdown your goals based on your “why” ✅ What is infinite banking and how can it help you achieve financial freedom ✅ Russ and Joey's secret sauce – what they're investing in right now ✅ The biggest lies taught about traditional education ✅ And so much more!   ABOUT | RUSS MORGAN: Wealth Without Wall Street's founder and partner, Russ Morgan, is known as “The Idea Guy.” Russ began his professional career as an investment advisor in 2004 after graduating from Auburn University — a slight foray from 10-year-old Russ' dream of becoming a professional baseball pitcher. Russ started IBC in 2009 and eventually found Wealth Without Wall Street in 2015. Russ' mother was an enormous inspiration for him growing up. As a single mother with two young children, she took a rigorous, accelerated track through college while working multiple jobs, all with the goal of bettering her children's lives. When he's not working, you can wave to Russ on a boat at the lake, pulling his kids around on a tube. And on Sunday mornings, he's probably rushing to church with his family … only 10 minutes late.   Russ' creativity, fresh ideas, and knack for problem-solving are indispensable assets to his role at Wealth Without Wall Street. Russ would describe himself as competitive, creative, and passionate; his colleagues would likely add that he is helpful and abundant. Russ hopes to be remembered as an innovator who loves to teach others, and he has a goal to one day serve in the mission field. Finishing the book is another near-term goal. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Russ learns from the Business School podcast with Sharran Srivatsaa and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand book and podcast. Aspire Movement, Campus Outreach, and Young Business Leaders are three causes near Russ' heart. Russ in one motto? “Just try!”   ABOUT | JOEY MURE: Joey Mure, founder and partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, a devoted husband, and a faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires. Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord. A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).”   FIND | RUSS MORGAN & JOEY MURE: Website: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3gPe_2b_SSqnWw-llpE5zw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreet Twitter: https://twitter.com/withoutwallst Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wealthwithoutwallst/   CONNECT | SETH BRADLEY: Get Started | Download The Freedom Blueprint: http://www.attorneybydesign.com Subscribe and Leave a Rating and Review: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-passive-income-attorney-podcast/id1543049208 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5a0Qp9G2x337nZCDWoVgoO?si=MKn01_t8Tfu0JBZCnagrCw Join EPIC | The Esquire Passive Investor Club: https://passiveincomeattorney.com/join-the-passive-income/ Join | The Passive Income Attorneys Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/passiveincomeattorneys Follow Us: Website:  https://passiveincomeattorney.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethpaulbradley/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passiveincomeattorney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passiveincomeattorney/

On episode 41 of the podcast Shad & Paul interview Tony Dentman of Campus Outreach.

What's up friends! Hope all of you are healthy and well. :)I'm back this week with my friend Kyle Aaron. (Yes, it's Kyle and Kyle, lol)Kyle works for a Christian college ministry called, Campus Outreach and has a really awesome story of how God got ahold of his life and is now using him to love and pour into the next generation of students on college campuses.Kyle and I talked about what he sees as the biggest strengths of this next generation as well as where he thinks they are suffering.This was a great conversation and you can hear in his voice the conviction Kyle has and his deep love for people.Thanks so much for tuning in and listening.I pray that this podcast is encouraging.See y'all next week,God bless-KyleLets connect on social media:Instagram: instagram.com/k.david__/Facebook: facebook.com/kyledavidmusic/Twitter: twitter.com/kyle_crabtree_TikTok: Kyledavid970 Snapchat: kyledavid970Linkdin: Kyle DavidWatch on YouTube:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTMk53w-pGoXurdppIC_Lw/featured?view_as=subscriber

This lecture was given on March 16, 2022 at Duke University. For more information on upcoming events, please visit our website at www.thomisticinstitute.org. About the speaker: Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P., is the Coordinator for Campus Outreach at the Thomistic Institute. He is a friar of the Dominican Province of Saint Joseph. He attended the University of Dallas, where he studied English. Prior to entering the Order of Preachers, he was employed as an oil field worker, a short-order cook and barback, and as a teacher of literature and composition. He was ordained a priest in 2020. He holds an S.T.L. from the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C.

Do you have an interest in creating passive income? I know it might sound a little rhetorical, but it is not. Chances are if you are listening to this podcast you have already figured out how to make a healthy income. Do you have a general interest in creating passive income streams to create personal wealth? Our guest today is Joey Mure, and his business partner has a business called Wealth Without Wall Street where they guide business leaders and the like on how to create personal passive income to be greater than their monthly expenses. By the way, Joey and his partner are living examples of what they teach. Last year they generated $1.2 Million in passive income and more than $50,000 in personal income per month. LINKS FROM THE EPISODE:Learn more about Wealth Without Wall Street: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/If you are ready to franchise your business or take it to the next level: CLICK HERE.ABOUT OUR GUEST:Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, devoted husband, and faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires. Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord. A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ; and a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when he's traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path(Prov 3:5-6).”ABOUT BIG SKY FRANCHISE TEAM:This episode is powered by Big Sky Franchise Team. If you are ready to talk about franchising your business you can schedule your free, no-obligation, franchise consultation online at: https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com/ or by calling Big Sky Franchise Team at: 855-824-4759.

Financial freedom is possible! This is what Joey Mure, Founder and Partner at Wealth Without Wall Street so passionately wants to share to people who would like to live their life feeling that they are bounded with limitations. Joey brings impact, integrity, and generosity to the company every day. He hopes to be remembered as a lover of Jesus, devoted husband, and faithful father. Despite dreaming, around age 10, of becoming an orthopedic surgeon, Joey was in the mortgage business for 11 years before moving to finance in 2014. His personal mentor, Nelson Nash — another man of integrity and impact — is someone Joey deeply admires. Joey's strengths in building relationships, asking great questions, and influencing and empowering people with the Wealth Without Wall Street message make him invaluable to the company's mission. He is relational, impactful, and a true leader. His colleagues would add that he's thoughtful, funny, and a family man. Many people don't know that Joey ate a 72-ounce steak dinner once. If he could be anywhere other than work, you'd find him at the beach with his family. And every Sunday morning, they're worshipping the Lord. A lifetime goal of Joey's is to impact the world for Christ, and a more near-term goal is to purchase a beach house for my family. Aside from Wealth Without Wall Street, Joey listens to Sharran Srivatsaa's Business School podcast and Donald Miller's Building A StoryBrand podcast. He's happiest when he's traveling with his wife or golfing with his girls. He cares deeply about Campus Outreach, Cru, Navigators, Sav a Life, Lifeline Adoption, and Young Business Leaders. His aims to live by the words “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your path (Prov 3:5-6).” [00:01 - 06:54] How It All Started Josh explains the Airbnb Arbitrage model Welcoming Josh Mure to the show [06:55 - 17:15] The True Meaning of Success and Living the Life Starting in the mortgage business. His first exposure to real estate The events that led him to realize the true meaning of success Taking a leap: Leaving his w-2 job and diving into the business world How he and friend Russ Morgan started Wealth Without Wall Street The mission: educate people that financial freedom is possible [17:16 - 50:38] Road to Financial Freedom Creating $100k passive rental through short term rentals Hiring people to do what they do best Running short-term rental in the midst of a pandemic Joey explained the arbitrage model Keeping the right people to manage the business (it's more than just the salary) Leveraging systems and technology to remotely manage rental properties The risks of the arbitrage model Raising a million dollars for a new short term rental deal [49:36 - 53:45] Pod Decks Segment Fun story behind the four and a half-pound steak Describe your sense of humor Would you rather have or which one would you rather ask? ABS or biceps and why? Bonus question: What jobs will the advancement of the future never threaten? [53:52 - 1:00] Core Four Questions Favorite business book What do you think your unique skill is that helps you become successful. Tell me something that's true about real estate. That almost nobody agrees with you on Joey's advice to people who would like to succeed in real estate Key Quotes “People are really the key to success in any business and in any matter in life networking is so critical. If you're in real estate, if you're going to be successful in real estate in any shape, or form, you have to know how to network, you have to be connecting with people.” - Joey Mure “The advancements of the world will never take the place of that person who has invested in themselves, and who has really honed a skill and learn something that they can then share with the world.” - Joey Mure Resources Mentioned Rich Dad Poor Dad Becoming Your Own Banker: Unlock the Infinite Banking ConceptThe Road Less Stupid Connect with Joey on Linkedin Connect with me! You can reach and connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Youtube You can also email me at Joshferrari901@gmail.com For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website https://www.ferraricapital.com SUBSCRIBE to this podcast for more episodes on how to create your own future through smart and lucrative investments. LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW and share this podcast with someone you know who wants to experience massive growth and success in their business. Listen to our previous episodes here