Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Massey

In this episode of Now That's IT: Stories of MSP Success, we sit down with Vinod Paul, President of Managed Services at Align, to explore how a bold decision to focus exclusively on one vertical—financial services—transformed the company from a solid MSP into a global leader.Vinod shares the behind-the-scenes story of walking away from millions in revenue, standardizing their tech stack, and saying no to clients who didn't fit—all in pursuit of scalable, high-value growth. The result? Align grew from 75 to 300 employees, expanded into 31 countries, and became a trusted name in one of the most demanding industries in the world.If you're an MSP leader grappling with growth, client fit, or the pressure to do it all, this conversation is packed with real-world strategies, lessons in verticalization, and insights on scaling without compromise.Let us help you unlock your business's full potential.N-able Business Transformation is Expert led and Peer informed.These valuable executive programs are tailored to provide effective guidance and a faster path to a scalable and successful business.Book a Call with Chris Massey now to learn what Business Transformation can do for you! 'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

What happens when your business partners are also your brothers? For Kevin Stock, CEO of RCR Technology Group, it meant building a managed service provider grounded in trust, clear roles, and shared values. In this episode, Kevin shares how a side hustle fixing computers became a full-scale MSP—powered by family dynamics, small-town reputation, and a relentless focus on doing right by clients.He opens up about the challenges of transitioning from break/fix to managed services, giving up control as a founder, and leading through tough seasons—including a rocky start to what ultimately became their best year ever. From walking quotes live with prospects to letting go so his brothers could step up, Kevin's story is a blueprint in resilience and relationship-driven growth.Whether you're leading a team, scaling a service business, or navigating the complexities of working with family, this episode is full of lessons that last.N-able also produces Beyond the Horizon. Hosted by industry veterans, this podcast delves deep into the findings of the annual MSP Horizons Report, providing actionable insights to transform your IT business. Listen & Subscribe Wherever You Get Your Podcasts. Let us help you unlock your business's full potential.N-able Business Transformation is Expert led and Peer informed.These valuable executive programs are tailored to provide effective guidance and a faster path to a scalable and successful business.Book a Call with Chris Massey now to learn what Business Transformation can do for you! 'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

Scriptures: 1 Peter 1:13-16, Leviticus 20:7-8, John 14:15-17, 16:7-14, 20:19-22, Galatians 5:16-26Main Points:Righteous Response3 days laterLiving with GodHoly Living for JesusRom. 12:1-2 – Live as Holy SacrificesEph. 4:1 – Walk worthy of your callingTi. 2:11-12 – Renounce ungodliness2. Cor. 5:14-16 – God's love controls usGal. 5:16-25 – Life in the Spirit (Fruit)Phil. 2:12-13 – Work out salvation in fear & tremblingHeb. 12:14 – Without holiness, no one will see God1 John 3:2-3 – Hope compels us to purify ourselves

Scriptures: Romans 4:18-24, Romans 4:25-5:2, John 8:31-36Main Points:Impossible PromisesThe Hope of GloryThe Hope of FamilyResurrection OutcomesIs. 53:5 & 1 Pet. 2:24 – Paid the penalty for our sinsRom 3:25 & 1 John 2:2 – Satisfied the justice of God2 Cor 5:18-19 & Rom. 5:10 – Reconciled us to GodEph 1:7 & 1 John 1:9 – Forgave our sinsRom. 6:6-7 & Col. 1:14-14 – Defeated the power of sinCol. 2:15 & Heb 2:14-15 – Defeated Satan/Devil1 Cor. 15:2—22 & Rev. 1:18 – Defeated deathJohn 11:25-26 & 1 Pet. 1:3-4 – Gave us eternal life

Scriptures: John 3:28-34, John 1:29-30, Romans 10:9-10, Matthew 10:32-33Main Points: -I'm NOT Him.-The Lamb of God.-Beyond a Prayer.Prophecies of the MessengerMal. 3 – A messenger declaring the Messiah and judgementMal. 4 – Another “Elijah” to turn hearts of fathers/sonsLuke 1 – Gabriel says child will have the “spirit of Elijah” and to name him John (God is gracious)Luke 1 – Zechariah prophecies “prophet of the Most High”Public Professions of FaithPeter - Matthew 16:16Martha - John 11:27Nathanael - John 1:49Andrew - John 1:41Demons - Luke 4:41Centurion - Mark 15:39Disciples - Matthew 14:33Paul - Acts 9:20

Scripture: Isaiah 53:3-9, 1 Peter 2:22-24, Romans 8:3-11Main Points:Sustitutionary deathGod ForsakenOut of Control

Dig all-women groups and loads of oddball jazz this week!Playlist: Rachel Therrien - Beauty freeArchie Shepp - The mac man (alternate take)The Ostara Project - RajalaskshniReginald Cyntje - ImpactArtemis - KomorebiRobin Kenyatta - You know how we doStef.in - Juan SotoRobert Creeley, Chris Massey, Steve Swallow, David Cast, David Torn - Words scattered

The Church was not designed for SundaysScriptures: Acts 2:42, 5:42Main Points:Love one another… John 13:34Serve one another… Gal. 5:13Carry one another's burdens… Gal. 6:2Encourage one another… 1 Thes. 5:11Be devoted to one another… Rom. 12:10

What if getting fired was the best thing that ever happened to your career? In this episode of Now That's IT: Stories of MSP Success, host Chris Massey sits down with Chris Kraiss, founder of ClearPath Technology, to discuss his journey from corporate IT to building a thriving MSP—and the setbacks that shaped his success.Chris shares:✅ How getting fired pushed him to launch his own MSP✅ The moment he realized he had to fire bad clients to grow ✅ Why mentorship and partnerships were game-changers for scaling his business ✅ The importance of company culture in attracting and retaining top talent ✅ His real-time insights on leadership, fearlessness, and strategic growthWhether you're an MSP owner, IT leader, or thinking about making the leap, Chris's story is packed with real-world lessons on resilience, business strategy, and scaling with confidence.

The Prodigal SonLuke 15:11-31, Isaiah 1:18-19Main Points:Livestock, cash, and kids.The longing of the Father.Passio pro mortuis suffering for the Dead.

Sermon Title: The Parable of the Unforgiving ServantScripture: Matt 18:23-35, Rom 6:16-23, Matt 11:28-30, Josh 24:14-15, Matt 18:21-22, 6:14-15Main Points: 1. Forgiven & Forgiving: We are constantly walking through the simultaneous action of beingforgiven by God and forgiving others. Our debt is far greater than those who sin against us!2. Debtors & Slaves: Biblically, someone is a slave to whoever they owe a debt. We were bornas slaves to sin, but have offered the opportunity to become slaves of God. Choose your Master.3. Limitless Forgiveness: Forgiving others becomes easier when we realize how great our debt isto God and how gracious he was to forgive us. No one gets forgiveness because they deserve it.Dig Deeper:1. Why is forgiveness so difficult when someone has sinned against us?2. Share a testimony of something God delivered you from when you were a “slave to sin.”3. What does it mean to become “slaves to righteous living?”4. How do we typically approach the concept of forgiving others? Do we love them afterwards?5. Take a few moments and contemplate if there is someone you need to forgive. What is stopping you?

Sermon Title: The Parable of the Persistent FriendScripture: Luke 11:5-10, Jas. 5:16, Gal. 6:2, Jas. 4:1-3, Matt. 6:9-13, Luke 11:11-13Main Points: 1. Sacred Responsibility: Prayer is not just about asking God for what we want. It fulfills thesacred responsibility of caring for others by lifting them and their needs in prayer.2. Prayer Motives: Why we pray is just as important as the things for which we are praying.James reminds us that our motives must be pure and Godly for our prayers to be answered.3. Wills & Needs: True prayer challenges our will and wants by putting them in alignment withGod's will for the things we need. What we need most is the Holy Spirit.Dig Deeper:1. What are most of your prayers about? Are they for you, or are they for others?2. What is something you've been praying about for a long time that you're still waiting to see?3. How can you make sure your motives are Godly when you are praying?4. How do you balance the difference between what you want and God's will when you pray?5. Why should we pray for more of the Holy Spirit in our lives?

Sermon Title: The Parable of the Two SonsScripture: Matt. 21:28-32, John 8:34-41, Gal. 3:6-9 & 29, Jas. 2:26Main Points: 1. Love in Action: Our intentions do not define our love for God. It is our actions that we liveout daily that displays the depth (or lack thereof) of my love for God and his will.2. Heritage Cannot Save: A lineage of faithfulness does not connect us to God. We areindividually connected or disconnected from God. It's a relationship, not an association.3. Firm Faith: Faith is not simply belief. Faith is belief in action. Without action, it is not faith.We only act upon that which we truly believe. That should tell us a lot about our true beliefs.Dig Deeper:1. Share a story of a time when you knew you should obey God in something but didn't.2. Why does obedience to God (even when we've done it grudgingly) feel so good in the end?3. Who in your family tree is the “Pillar of Faith” that you look up to?4. What are some things you think you believe but struggle to walk out in faith?5. What is something you've been avoiding that you need to obey? It's not too late!Note:There are over 30 parables that Jesus taught throughout his ministry. The point of them was to use simple concepts to teach deep and difficult theological ideas. They are not whimsical or merely recommendations. They are some of the most important lessons of Christianity. In this one, Jesus shows that intentions are no comparison to action. Our faith in action is the only way to truly obey God. Many people think they are secure in their relationship with God because of their lineage of faith. Some may even say, “My mom is religious enough for all of us!” That truly isn't the case. Faith is a relationship with God, not an association with God's people. We aren't included by default. We follow by decision. Our decisions speak the truth about our true beliefs. We will not follow through on things that we do not actually believe. If we do not believe them, then we have not truly accepted the message of Jesus. This is why obedience is so important. Sometimes, we have to obey to make ourselves believe instead of waiting until we believe to start obeying.

Sermon Title: American Jesus, Part 1Scripture: Rom. 10:9, Luke 14:25-30, Matt. 4:18-22, 16:21-28, John 16:33Main Points: 1. The Cost of Salvation: To truly accept the gift of salvation means that we have to rejecteverything that isn't part of that salvation. We forsake all others and cleave only to God.2. The Cost of Following: We say that we are “following Jesus,” but the truth is we are oftentrying to lead him and include him. Following means surrender and a second seat to Jesus.3. The Cost of a Soul: We all want God to bless us with a good life, but God wants to bless oursouls with salvation, even if it costs some comfort in this life.DIG DEEPER-1. What has your salvation cost you? What changes has it made in your life?2. What have you given up for the sake of following Jesus?3. Where do you think that God is leading you in your life? What's his plan?4. Share a story of a time when the challenges of life caused you to question God's goodness.5. If God is most concerned with our souls, what does that mean for our everyday lives?

Sermon Title: American Jesus, Part 2Scripture: Matt. 25:1-13, Heb. 12:14-17, Matt. 25:14-30, John 15:2, Jas. 2:14-26, Matt. 25:31-46,Main Points: 1. Endurance: It is not just about starting the race, we have to finish. Jesus reminds us thatsalvation is a marathon that must be run to the end or we will miss the prize of eternity.2. Active Faith: True faith is alive and active. It reproduces itself and reproduces the Gospel inthe lives of others. It is so much more than the personal thing we make it.3. Compassion: Jesus offers more than a social Gospel. The activity of our salvation shouldproduce a heart that sees the needs of others and seeks to be a blessing to the least of these.Dig Deeper:1. How is our relationship with God more like a marathon than a sprint? How can we show that to others?2. What are some characteristics of a person who is living their life completely sold out for Jesus?3. What has God given to you that you could use to build His Kingdom?4. Why is compassion ministry so important to God? Why should it be more important to us?5. What could you be doing to show compassion to the “least of these?”

Sermon- Omnipotence (omnis potentia)Scripture: Genesis 1:1-3m, 2 Samuel 7:8-11, 1 Peter 1:3-5Main Points:The Paradox of the STONE .God needs NOTHING to create everything.God's power and plan EXCEED our imaginations.God's power to SAVE is the greatest miracle of all.SERMON NOTES:Omnipotence in the Bible Genesis 1:1 - God creates everything ex nihilo Job 42:2 – God can do all things Psalm 33:6 – God created by speaking Jerimiah 32:17 – Nothing too difficult for God Isaiah 40:28 – God never gets tired Matthew 19:26 – Nothing impossible for God Ephesians 3:20 – Beyond what we can imagine

Sermon: Omnipresence (omnis praesentia)Scriptures: Psalm 139:5-12, 1 Corinthians 3:16-17, Matthew 18:19-20, 2 Chronicles 7:13-15Sermon Notes:Omnipresence in the BibleJeremiah 23:23-24 – God fills the whole earth1 Kings 8:27 – Earth cannot contain GodProverbs 15:3 – God's eyes are everywhereMatthew 28:20 – God is with usActs 17:27-28 – God is never far awayEphesians 4:6 – God is over all and in allColossians 1:17 – All things held together by GodMain Points:1. Comfort & Challenge: God sees and knows all things. It comforts us because there is no difficulty that escapes his view. It challenges us because he sees every sinful heart. 2. Fellowship Reflects God: God's presence is inside us, but his glory is reflected in our fellowship and communal worship. Inviting his glory activates his power. 3. God Dwells In Righteousness: Humility and prayer are important, but God responds to righteousness because it's sacrificial and reflects the sacrifice he made for us. Notes: David is uniquely positioned to speak of God's Kingdom Authority because he himself is a king. He understands that a kingdom is accessible to a king, but that a king is not always accessible to the kingdom. However, he sees God's ability to be everywhere at all times for all his people and he marvels over it. God's presence is in us personally, but his glory is found in our fellowship and corporate worship. He says he is always with us but makes it so that we must gather two or three to see his power activated fully. The presence of God is further activated through upholding a Biblical standard of righteousness in our lives. When we live for God, it invites him to move in and through us with greater fluidity. Humility and prayer are good, but it takes turning away from sin to truly see the power of God activated personally and/or corporately.

Sermon Title: New Year, Same God, Part 2- Omnibenevolence (omnis benevolentia)Scriptures: Genesis 1:31, Genesis 2:15-17, Deuteronomy 30:19-20, Jeremiah 29:11-14Main Points:Why should God get all the credit for good things and none of the blame for bad things?God demonstrates his goodness through instruction.Human will conflicts with the goodness of God's will.Even when it hurts, God has a good plan for my life.Sermon Notes:Definition: Possessing perfect and limitless goodnessThe goodness of God can be conceived in terms of God in himself (ad intra) and God's work in creation (ad extra). A thing is good to the extent that it is all that it can and should be—namely, perfect. God alone is all that he can and should be. Thus, since God is wholly perfect, lacking nothing, he is the supreme and absolute good. Moreover, since he is already himself fully perfect according to his nature, there is no end—no good—toward which he strives. That is to say, God is immutably incapable of becoming more good or less good. To refer to God's goodness is simply to refer to God himself. That is to say, God's essence is identical with goodness, and goodness is an essential and necessary attribute of the divine nature. Since God is infinite, his goodness is as immeasurable as his being and nature. Moreover, as self-sufficient, God does not derive his goodness from anything else. Thus, he rests in himself as good. -Lexham Survey of Theology, God's GoodnessInevitably, when we talk about the goodness of God, this is the question that plagues most people. We treat this question with incredulity because it seems unfair in our eyes that God should only get credit for something if it's good. Even for those who believe in God's ultimate goodness, there remains the question of the things that he allows which are not good. He himself is good. He has the power to stop that which is not good. If he doesn't stop that which is not good when he instruction, stop it, how can he himself still be good?How do we teach out children what the word hot means? Some of us will tell a kid over and over again, ”No. Don't touch. That's hot.” Now the truth is a child does not know what hot means until one day they touch something either because you permitted them, they disobeyed or a combination of the two. When a child gets burned, are you a bad parent because that happened? No. You had warned them. You had even scolded them for getting too close to whatever was hot. instruction, the fact remains that they did not know what hot meant until they got burned.

Sermon Title: New Year, Same God, OmniscienceScriptures: Psalm 139:1-4,16, Romans 8:26-30, Hebrews 4:10-13Main Points: God has a PLAN for me in 2025.I need the Holy Spirit more than a resolution.I will give an account to God for everything.Sermon Notes:While there are many doctrines that are not agreed upon universally, the doctrine of omniscience has always been an ecclesial belief. It is deeply rooted in scriptures of the Old and New Testatments. The word omniscience can only define God. It is derived from the Latin words omnis (all) and scientia (knowledge) and literally means that someone possesses “all knowledge.” Who, other than God, could ever truly embody this concept?If you are someone who has had their life completely changed by one day… are you willing to believe that it can happen again?When we read the Bible, it REVEALS to us what is already EXPOSED before God, to whom we must someday give an account!

The Christmas Story, Life-Altering Journeys to Jesus, Part 5-Why are you here?Scriptures: Luke 2:15, Matthew 2:2, Luke 1:38, Matthew 1:24, Matthew 2:3Main Points:The Shepherds-Hunger for MoreThe Magi-Hope and ExpectationThe Parents-Blessing and ObedienceThe Kings-Fear of the UnknownSermon Notes:There were a number of individuals who were part of the birth story. The question we might ask all of them is “Why are you here?” What's a magician from the far east doing here? Why are there shepherds here? What's this young girl and her husband doing here? Let's take a few minutes to look at the reasons they were there and finally the reason that one person didn't show up. Which one is most like you?There are some people who find their way to Jesus because at one point in their lives they had an experience that changed their perspectives. Something happened that sparked just enough interest in them to create a “hunger for more.” So, they go looking. But be careful… sometimes our hunger for more ends in disappointment because we think that more is going to be grandiose and experiential. Make sure your hunger fore more doesn't drive you away from God after the goosebumps and the hype are gone.We've been hearing about the coming Messiah. We've come a long way because we want to find him. If he's real, we want to worship him! Sometimes we show up because we need some hope in our lives and we are filled with just enough expectation that Jesus could be the answer to some longing within us that we don't even understand. It comes on the heals of the “there's got to be more than this” moment that most of us have or will experience. What if Jesus is the more? What if God is the answer? What if giving my life to God would change the way I see myself and the world around me? I am hoping he's the answer to everything I'm expecting. That's why I'm here!Some people end up at the feet of Jesus just because that's what you're supposed to do. God commanded it. So, I'm going. God said I have to give my heart to him. God said I have to follow him. God said I have to obey him. That's why I'm here. They can't imagine not being here. It wasn't always that way, but somehow at some point God got ahold of their hearts and they can't even consider doing anything but obeying now. The amazing part of Mary and Joseph's story is that there was a blessing in their obedience, not just for them, but for the whole world!We have all these people who showed up for different reasons to be part of the birth of Jesus. Then, we have a group that was no where to be found. They are typified through King Herod. He was the “King of the Jews” at the time of Jesus' birth. When he was told by the Magi that they had come to find the newborn King of the Jews… he was disturbed by that. The announcement of the Messiah was disturbing to all of Jerusalem. Why were they so surprised? They should have known. They probably did. However, there was fear. Life is cushy. It's manageable. What will happen if Jesus takes over? What will it do to my world? What will it do to my kingdom?If you are someone who has had their life completely changed by one day… are you willing to believe that it can happen again?

Sermon: Hope is AliveScriptures: Psalm 16:1-11, Psalm 84:10-12Main Points:Hope begins when we make the decision to follow God completely.Hope follows Trust in Jesus as we let Him show us the Way of Life.Sermon Notes:What does it mean to completely trust in God?John 11:25 – God will save you from your sinDeut. 31:5 – God will never leave you or forsake youJas. 1:5 – God will give you wisdom to guide youPs. 37:3 – God will direct your steps if you are righteousMal. 3:10 – God will provide for you if you are generousIs. 55:8-9 – God sees and knows what you do notMatt. 6:33 – God will take care of everything if you put him firstRom. 8:28 – God is working good things for those who love himHow can we confidently approach 2025 and hope for it to be a good year? Let's move away from ideas that it might be “the best year ever” or “a better year than last year.” We are too downtrodden with our thoughts. There is a biblical pathway for choosing hope in our lives and it begins with a foundation of godliness that we must each choose to build upon each day.

In this special recap episode of Now That's IT: Stories of MSP Success, host Chris Massey and producer Stephen McNulty, are joined by guest John Joyce, revisit nine of the most memorable episodes from the podcast's 45-episode journey. From navigating the 2008 financial crisis to building thriving MSPs with resilience, transparency, and collaboration, this episode dives deep into the inspiring stories that define the MSP community. Highlights include lessons on leadership, partnerships, and finding purpose through adversity. Whether you're an MSP veteran or just curious about the space, this retrospective offers actionable insights and a look at what's to come in Season 3.Listen now and join the conversation shaping the future of IT.N-able also produces Beyond the Horizon. Hosted by industry veterans, this podcast delves deep into the findings of the annual MSP Horizons Report, providing actionable insights to transform your IT business. Listen & Subscribe Wherever You Get Your Podcasts.'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

The Christmas Story, Life-Altering Journeys to Jesus, Part 1 The Magi Scriptures: Matthew 2:1-12, John 3:12-15, 1 Corinthians 1:26-28, Matthew 13:44-46, Main Points: 1. Intellectual Journey 2. Earthly Wisdom vs Heavenly Wisdom 3. Don't forget where you came from or where you're trying to go. 4. An intellectual journey to Jesus takes a lot of time and effort. 5. Discover the value of knowing Jesus. Sermon Notes: The Magi represent those who have a more intellectual approach to seeking Jesus. They want the answers. They want the clues. They want the proof. If they see proof, they will follow up the lead, but they aren't taking anything on faith. There are several interesting aspects of their discovery which led them to Jesus. We have evidence of this today. Is there an intellectual journey to Jesus that we can take to find him? Yes! However, there are a few guidelines we must carefully consider along the way. The first is evidenced in a conversation that Jesus had with a man named Nicodemus. He was a teacher of the law, a Pharisee. He was well-educated in the scriptures and had spent his entire life pursuing an understanding of the things of God. He was teaching the law and highly regarded. Yet, when Jesus steps on the scene he is confounded by the things Jesus says. Jesus makes one thing very clear to him in his conversation that we can read in John 3. To be clear… both exist. There is wisdom that can be found, interpreted and applied here on earth. The book of Proverbs, the teaching of Solomon and a lot of Jesus's teaching attest to this truth. There is a pursuit of earthly wisdom and understanding that is important. However, this must be accompanied by a pursuit of Heavenly wisdom. This kind of wisdom is not as easy to ascertain and understand. It's not as easy to comprehend or teach. It is part of the journey to Jesus.

The Christmas Story, Life-Altering Journeys to Jesus, Part 4- The Parents Scriptures: Matthew 1:18-21,2:11; Luke 1:26-38,2:16-18,25-28 Main Points: 1. The Challenge of Faith2. The Response of Faith 3. The Fruit of Faith Sermon Notes: There are times when following God is not going to be easy. When I stop to think about the things that Mary and Joseph endured, it feels like it's too much. Imagine being a 12-year-old girl and trying to explain to your parents and your fiancé that your pregnancy is God's doing and that you are not a fornicator. How well do you think that argument went? On a side note... I wonder how many times that excuse has been tried since then? Then, imagine you are Joseph. I don't want us to lose sight of how marriage worked in this her but. Mary and Joseph were not marrying for love. They were marrying because Mary needed a husband and Joseph needed a wife. He was entering into a contract to care for Mary. Imagine his reaction when he finds out that this young woman has been unfaithful to him? That may not sound like a huge deal in our time, but it would have been appalling to them. Even for us, this is a stretch. A 12/13-year-old girl is pregnant? Where were her parents? How did this happen? As if all this isn't bad enough, God sends an angel to Joseph to tell him that he should not divorce pregnant, should still take her as his wife. God has brought disgrace to Mary by impregnating her out of wedlock. Now, he is bringing disgrace to Joseph by asking him to care for a wife who is pregnant, and everyone will know it is not his child. There is shame and disgrace surrounding everything. Yet, this is the way that God chose to bring about the birth of Jesus. Here's the “Challenge of Faith.” God just might birth something in you that doesn't make sense to anyone else, or even worse, could harm your reputation and bring shame to you! God wouldn't do that! He did. He does. He is less concerned with our earthly reputations than we are. That means we have to be open to what God is doing, even when we don't fully understand it. We may have had an idea in our head about how something was going to go. That may not be God's plan. He may do something that alarms us or confuses us. We have to see the response that these parents had and be open to God. “I am the LORD's servant. May everything you have said about me come true.” There are few things in the world that can bring such awe and trepidation as to say to the creator of the universe… “Have your way with me. Do what you think is best. Do what is best for your Kingdom. Do what will accomplish your will. Not my will, but your will be done.” These are faith-filled responses. Writing a blank check with your life and handing it to God is terrifying, but it's also satisfying. Mary and Joseph both had a decision to make. They could have said, “No.” They could have refused God's plan. He likely would have used someone else, but they would have been removed from the story. We read in the birth narratives that “Mary treasured these things in her heart.” What did she treasure? Was she merely treasuring the moment? Or, was she treasuring her decision to say yes so that she could be there? It's hard to say, but important to consider. There will be times in your life when you realize, ”I'm here and part of this because I said yes.” There may also be times in our lives when we stop to consider, “I wonder what would have happened if I had said yes?” Let's not forget that along the way there may be a few times when you think, “Why oh why did I say yes?” They are all part of the process of trusting God and following his lead for your life. If you stop to consider some of the greatest events in scripture, most of them came after someone said yes to something really difficult.

The Christmas Story, Life-Altering Journeys to Jesus, Part 2 The Kings Scriptures: Micah 2:12-13; Micah 5:2-5; Philippians 2:6-11; Matthew 2:12-16; Revelation 17:14 Main Points: 1. The Servant King 2. The Fearful King 3. The Insecure Kings 4. The King of Kings Sermon Notes: Within this story, there are four kings. The first King in the story is the the easiest to discuss. His name is Jesus. We see in scripture that he is heralded as a coming king who will change the world. His coming was foretold for hundreds of years. His journey to Earth is not something that we can so quickly glance over. While the rest of us are on a life-altering journey to Jesus, he was on an unbelievable journey of humiliation and blessing. The other three kings of this story are the Parthian Emperor Phraates IV, the Roman Emperor August Caesar and the King of the Jewish territory, Herod the Great. The book of Revelation describes the ending of everything as we know it. It's the end of the world. It's the end of human suffering. It's the end of sin and evil's dominion. It's the time when the King of all Kings defeats every enemy of the world, past, present and future, and established eternal peace for his people. It is a battle won for the Glory of God and only those who are “with” him will be the victors. So, why do we keep fighting against him? Why do we scheme to maintain a façade of control in our lives, thinking that we could never truly surrender to God? The only way we win is if we lose.

The Christmas Story, Life-Altering Journeys to Jesus, Part 3 The Shepherds Scriptures: Luke 2:8-20; Psalm 23; John 10:11-16 Main Points: 1. The God of One Day. 2. The Message of Hope. 3. The God of Tomorrow. Sermon Notes: One of the most encouraging things about God, is that he only needs one day to change everything. However, this can be deflating when we are waiting for our day! The very first prophecy of the Messiah had come somewhere around 700 years before Jesus was born through the Prophet Isaiah (Is. 53). I don't know about you, but that's a long time to wait! God is a good shepherd! He provides for us. He protects us. He strengthens us. He leads us. He anoints us. He blesses us! Jesus is The Good Shepherd! He lays down his life for the sheep and he gathers those who are not yet his. He won't rest until they are under his care. He is pursuing them with an everlasting love! He died and rose again for people who were not worthy. We were like sheep without a shepherd (Matt. 9:36) and he rescued us. We were wandering around aimlessly, with no one to care for us. Then… ONE DAY… Jesus became our shepherd. He gave us his promise and sealed it with his blood. He gave himself as a sacrifice for our sins. He laid down his life so we don't have to die for our sins! This is the message of hope! It's a life-changing, life-giving message! Why aren't we sharing it?

In this episode of Now That's IT: Stories of MSP Success, we sit down with Paul Cashmore, co-founder of Solace Global Cyber, to explore his incredible journey of transforming a traditional MSP into a leading MSSP. Paul shares how his passion for cybersecurity and a service-first mindset fueled rapid growth, while also addressing the challenges MSPs face in today's evolving IT landscape.Discover how Paul developed a risk-based approach to cybersecurity, handled high-stakes ransomware incidents, and built a culture of innovation and adaptability. Whether you're an MSP owner looking to scale, an IT leader navigating cybersecurity complexities, or a tech enthusiast curious about industry evolution, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration.Key Topics Covered:Transitioning from MSP to MSSP: Lessons for IT leaders.Risk as a growth driver: Building cybersecurity services that scale.Handling ransomware recovery: Real-world examples and strategies.Recruiting and training top talent in a competitive field.Join host Chris Massey as we uncover the strategies behind Paul's success and explore what it takes to thrive in the fast-changing IT and cybersecurity space.

Sermon Title: Grateful Over Hateful Scriptures: Philippians 4:2-9, Matthew 5:9, 23-24, 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, Ephesians 4:30-32. MAIN POINTS: 1. If you have a disagreement with someone... Fix it 2. If you see a disagreement between Believers... Fix it 3. Prayer is a defense that protects you from offense 4. Fix your thoughts before you fix someone else's 5. In choosing between being right and showing love… love like Jesus

Sermon Title: Jonah, pt 3- Does God give second chances? Scriptures: Jonah 3:1-5,4:1-3,5-9,10-11, Genesis 39:2-4,21-23,41:38-40 Main Points: 1. Who gets the blessing? The inclination to return to God and obey him is much greater when we think that it will result in a blessing for us. We desire the restoration of our path and God's plan. We want the blessing that will come from reconciliation. How will we respond if we find out that the blessing goes to someone else for our obedience? 2. Look for the Lesson. While the storm certainly teaches us about obedience, this is not the only lesson. On the other side we find that God is not simply teaching us about obedience, but he is giving us an opportunity to gain perspective. 3. Is God's plan worth it? At the beginning of the message, I gave you a list of individuals to whom God gave second chances. The interesting thing about nearly all of them is that by the end of their lives, they are praising God for all that he has done. They've gone through the process of storms. They've received the gift of 2nd chances and the lessons that are imparted during that process. They get to the end of their lives with a profound love for God and a perspective of his goodness. I see this as a “Perspective of Praise.” Jonah, however, did not. NOTES: There is no conclusion to Jonah's story outside of his anger with God's plan of mercy for the Ninevites. The book ends with a question from God that Jonah never answers. I think that God did it this way on purpose. He's good at stuff like that! I think the answer to the question wasn't for Jonah. I think it was for us. Jonah got a unique perspective of God's process and at the end was faced with the totality of God's plan. It was for the salvation of 120,000 people that God cares about. The numbers, people and places aren't the real question. God's question that echoes down to us is simply this, “Is my plan worth it?” That is a question that we each must answer, often without knowing the totality of the impact. What do you say to your storm, your struggles, your lessons and God's plan? Is it worth it? Is he worth it? Can you trust him? The answer is up to you…

Sermon Title: Jonah, pt 2–When is a storm more than a storm? Scripture: Jon. 1:4-12, Luke 15:20-21, John 9:2-3, Ps. 116:1-4 & 17-18, Dan. 4:34-37, Rom. 5:3-5 Main Points: 1. Confession & Repentance: When we know that the storm is our fault, we must confess our sin to God and repent (turn away from our sin). This is for our benefit! 2. The Glory of God: Regardless of the cause, God is able to get glory in any storm. Our repentance gives him glory. Our righteous response to suffering gives him glory. 3. Praise in the Storm: Even in our pain, God is still worthy of our praise. That is not a feeling. It's a fact. When we choose to ignore the feeling and face the fact, we honor God. 4. Return to God: After our time of testing we are met with a decision. We can either draw closer to God or turn away from him. The decision affects our future with God. Prayer: Suffering is difficult for us to comprehend. We do not like it. We don't like punishment. We don't like to be collateral damage for someone else's sin. We don't like natural outcomes. We want to see God blessing us in all things. Pray for those in your group who are suffering. Pray that God would open their eyes to see that whether He is the cause or not, there is a righteous way for us to respond to suffering that is worship. Notes: Jonah knew that the storm was his fault. We often wrestle with this question in our own lives. It can drive us to see where blame belongs. Seeking to find appropriate blame distracts us from what is most important in our suffering. The cause is not as significant as our response. How we respond speaks to the depth of our faith in God and our love for Him. Our anger in suffering does nothing to produce peace. It is the decision we make to confess our sins, repent and draw close to God that makes us stronger in the storms of our lives. Our “tested” faith produces endurance (Rom. 5:3-5) so that we can endure to the end in relationship with God.

When Dustin Bolander entered the world of managed services, he never anticipated where his journey would lead. Starting as a helpdesk technician, he worked his way up to co-owning a thriving MSP. But as Dustin shares with host Chris Massey, the transition to becoming an innovator in cyber insurance was anything but straightforward.In this episode of Now That's IT: Stories of MSP Success, Dustin takes us through the critical pivot points that shaped his career and ultimately led him to found Beltex—a groundbreaking cyber insurance policy built specifically for MSPs. From navigating the challenges of transforming a break-fix MSP to embracing the intricacies of cyber insurance, Dustin sheds light on what it takes to thrive in an industry that's constantly evolving.He reveals hard-learned lessons about managing client relationships, understanding the hidden risks in traditional insurance policies, and the importance of keeping MSPs involved in the claims process. Along the way, Dustin provides candid insights into why he believes MSPs can and should play a critical role in reshaping the cyber insurance landscape.Whether you're an MSP executive looking to grow your business or simply interested in the intersection of IT services and insurance, this episode will leave you with actionable ideas on how to innovate, adapt, and stay ahead in a fast-changing marketplace.Key Takeaways:Dustin's early experiences in MSP ownership and the path to scaling a break-fix modelHow the concept for Beltex emerged as a response to the insurance industry's blind spotsStrategies for MSPs to navigate the challenges and benefits of specialized cyber insuranceWhy staying involved in incident response can lower costs and strengthen client trustTune in for an insightful conversation that explores the evolution of an MSP leader into a pioneer of channel-friendly cyber insurance.Hosted by industry veterans, this podcast delves deep into the findings of the MSP Horizons Report, providing actionable insights to transform your IT business. Each episode features in-depth discussions with experts, thought leaders, and successful MSPs who share their experiences and strategies for navigating the ever-evolving landscape of managed services. Listen & Subscribe Wherever You Get Your Podcasts.'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

Sermon Title: Jonah, pt 1–Why would someone run from God? Scripture: Jon. 1:1-3, Matt. 5:43-48 & 6:14-15, 2 Cor. 11:23-27, Lu 14:26-30, 2 Ki. 14:23-25, Am. 6:14 Main Points: 1. Forgiveness is Hard: Jonah despised the idea that God wanted to show mercy to Israel's enemies. An attitude of unforgiveness drives us from God. We run from mercy. 2. The Process is Hard: Jonah would have to travel 500 mi to preach to Nineveh. Sometimes we think the things God is asking are too much. So, we back away from His plans. 3. God Doesn't Make Sense: God tells Jonah to witness to the enemy that Amos says is going to destroy Israel! When God's plan doesn't make sense, we run. Logic and faith are not equals. Notes: Jonah was alive in the 700's B.C. He lived and prophesied at the same time as Amos, during the reign of King Jeroboam II. There is wickedness in the Kingdom of Israel. Jonah prophesied that God would still bless Israel, while Amos prophesied punishment. Jonah is speaking of victory over Assyria while Amos is predicting punishment from God at the hand of Assyria. They seem to be contrasting and wrong. Jonah is speaking of God's blessing through obedience, which Jeroboam II and Israel did not choose, and Amos is giving God's warning of punishment if Israel does not turn from wickedness. When Israel does not turn, it is Amos' prophecy that comes true and that directly overturns the prophecy given by Jonah. At the same time, Jonah is being asked to go and witness to this enemy so they can repent. It's a wild series of events that must be understood in context for Jonah's response to make more sense.

Sermon Title: This Changes Everything, Pt 3 Scripture: Phil. 4:6-8, Eph. 3:14-21, 8-12, Josh. 1:9, Ps. 34:7, Matt. 18:20 & 28:20, Heb. 13:5 Main Points: 1. Fix Your Eyes On God: We tend to believe that the Presence of God is only in church services or in quiet moments. We can invite God's presence into everything in our lives! 2. More Than You Can Imagine: God does not give us his power for our use or to do work through us. He wants to give himself to us; just him for no other reason than relationship. 3. God Is Inviting You: We shy away from God because we feel unworthy. We are sinful, but he is merciful. He longs to bring us to the King's Table and refresh us with his love. 1. What barriers keep you from living in and experiencing the presence of God? 2. When and where do you feel like you are experiencing the presence of God in your life? 3. How could you invite God into the everyday things that keep you busy? 4. Are you a cup or a pitcher? Does God give himself to you for others or just so you can receive? 5. What practical steps can you take in your life to begin practicing the Presence of God? Notes: Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection was a cook in a French monastery who learned that service for God is more than spending time in solitude and silence. While the Monks around him were devoting themselves in solitude, he was devoting himself in service. He invited God into his work, even work that he did not enjoy, and learned how to Practice the Presence of God in everything. The two greatest barriers to God's presence are busyness and worthiness. We think that we can only experience God in services or solitude, but we can invite him into everything and then experience even greater times of joy in those places. We also consider ourselves unworthy. We are unworthy, but Jesus did not come for worthy people. His invitation is not for worthy people. His invitation is that of a King to wretches who have no business in his presence, but whom he desires to invite to his table and feed from his own hands. He delights in wretches and elevates us to the status of “Child of the King.”

Sermon Title: This Changes Everything, Pt 1 Scripture: Ex. 33:13-20, 34:29-30, Matt 17:1-6, John 1:1-6, 2 Cor. 3:13-18, Deut. 6:4, Ex 3:14-15 Main Points: 1. Attributes of God: The beauty/splendor/majesty/honor of God is expressed in his attributes. He is: self-existent, unified, spirit, simple, immutable, infinite, eternal, omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent. 2. God's Glory Changes Me: When we reflect the glory of God, it is apparent to the world. It is not something we have to say. It shines through our character and daily lives. 3. Access to God's Glory: The work of the cross gives us the clearest picture of God's glory as manifested through Jesus' substitutionary death and subsequent resurrection victory. Small group questions:1. What attributes of God are most recognizable and easy to believe about God? 2. What attributes of God are harder to believe fully? Which ones do you wish you understood better? 3. What are some characteristics of a person who reflects the glory of God to those around them? 4. How does Jesus reveal the Glory of God for all of us? 5. In what ways do you want to better reflect the “glorious image of Christ” for your family and friends? Prayer: A lot of people would say that they want a deeper and more meaningful relationship with God. As we outline some of the most significant ways that our relationship changes, it's going to be a matter of prayer and application that truly makes the shift. Pray that God would reveal his glory to the people of your group and pray that they would have the boldness to see everything in their lives changed by the Glory of God. Notes: When we hear the word glory we are prone to think of it in our modern terms. We might describe it as the honor or the credit for something. Glory, as it relates to God, is something deeper and wider. There are about 10 different words used in scripture that we translate as glory. Most significantly we see kabowd (Hebrew; the weight of splendor) and doxa (Greek; glory) used in scripture. The Old Testament gives us the fullness of the definition through multiple words. The New Testament simplifies all of them in the word doxa which just means glory. God's glory is made powerful in our lives through our comprehension of his beauty. Then it is magnified through the reflection of that beauty that we live as our worship for the God who redeemed us.

Small and medium size businesses are engaging now for FIFA 2026.  This is an exceptional, targeted opportunity for Houston advertisers to connect with a global event on our hometown stage.  Chris Massey, COO Harris County Houston Sports Authority and Sorcha Gordon, AAFH Programs Chair tell us how to do it NOW!

Scriptures: Genesis 2:7, Psalm 23:1-3, 42:11, Matthew 10:28, Mark 8:36-37, 1 Peter 2:11, 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24, James 1:5-6 What is a SOUL? How do I care for my SOUL? What does it mean to lose your SOUL? The part of us that aligns our whole being with God. Your soul is what integrates your will (your intentions), your mind (your thoughts and feelings, your values and conscience), and your body (your face, body language, and actions) into a single life. soul-care vs self-care. Soul-Greek= psychē; root word in psychology. Recalibrate your inner world. To fall out with self and with God.

Detroit is Different, started in 2014, is often regarded as an original podcast from Detroit, but it is part of a broader legacy that began with Chris Massey and The Chris Massey Show years earlier. Chris, born on Detroit's Eastside to two hardworking parents who provided a strong foundation, has woven a rich tapestry of music, storytelling, and discussions throughout his career. His life journey, which includes significant time spent in New Orleans, Washington D.C., and Detroit, has allowed him to cultivate deep-rooted relationships in these iconic Black cultural centers. In 2008, Chris launched The Chris Massey Show, focusing on the Divine 9 and the Black community, quickly capturing a loyal audience on internet radio that continues to thrive. Chris shares his intentional path and journey, emphasizing his dedication and purpose. Meet Chris Massey on this episode of Detroit is Different. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/detroit-is-different/13bcb60a-9849-49b1-bf18-18ebe4c005a1

Chris Massey sits down with Charles Weaver, co-founder and CEO of MSP Alliance—the world's largest industry association and certification body for cloud computing and managed service professionals. They delve into the early days of the managed services industry, discussing its evolution from the 90s dot-com era to today. Learn about the challenges and triumphs of pioneering MSP executives, the creation of industry standards, and the ongoing need for compliance and regulation. Charles also reflects on the profound community impact, the essential role of MSPs in today's cybersecurity landscape, and the continuous need for innovation. A must-listen for both owners and aspiring leaders of Managed Service Providers looking to understand the past, present, and future of the industry.Get an in-person rundown on what N-able has to offer including products, insights, networking and more.The N-able Roadshow is visiting more cities than ever before in 2024. Take a look at our first group of locations; we may be in a city near you! -> http://spr.ly/6000RsTOq'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

Chris Massey's journey in the IT field is a testament to the dynamic nature of the managed services industry. Starting as an internal IT professional, Chris has traversed various roles, gaining invaluable experience along the way. His tenure at Bocada, DRS, and Involta equipped him with a deep understanding of the industry's intricacies. At N-able, Chris has taken on the mantle of a mentor, guiding MSPs globally. His insights are shared on the N-able podcast, 'Now That's IT,' where he delves into the evolution of managed services. The conversation with Chris Massey reveals the profound transformation within the managed services sector. From its early days of simply providing tools, the industry has matured into a comprehensive support system for partners, encompassing a multitude of their MSP practice facets. This evolution reflects the increasing complexity and sophistication of IT environments and the growing recognition of the strategic value MSPs bring to businesses. As the industry continues to evolve, figures like Chris Massey will be at the forefront, shaping the future of managed services and ensuring that MSPs remain integral to the IT ecosystem. The trajectory of managed services is poised to expand further, driven by innovation and the relentless pursuit of excellence, much like the career of Chris Massey himself.

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Mark Sangster, cybersecurity expert and Chief of Strategy at Adlumen, brings his rich experience from BlackBerry, Intel, and Cisco, and delves into the intricacies of cybersecurity strategies that can empower MSPs. Mark and N-able's Chris Massey explore valuable perspectives for owners and leaders of MSP, highlighting effective practices in risk management, the importance of a robust security posture, and insights into the MSP market's evolving challenges. Tune in for an in-depth conversation that equips leaders with the knowledge and strategies to navigate the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity.Get an in-person rundown on what N-able has to offer including products, insights, networking and more.The N-able Roadshow is visiting more cities than ever before in 2024. Take a look at our first group of locations; we may be in a city near you! -> http://spr.ly/6000RsTOq'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

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On Friday's show: We preview festivities this weekend leading up to the college football national championship game Monday night. Chris Massey of the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority talks about the events planned and security measures for the weekend. Also this hour: As we mark the third anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, author and historian Jeremi Suri examines the unresolved questions that have dominated the politics of our country since the end of the Civil War, which is the subject of his latest book, Civil War by Other Means. We hear an excerpt from Suri's interview on this week's edition of I See U with Eddie Robinson. Then, from who didn't make it to the college football national championship game in Houston on Monday, to a change in policy regarding cups at Starbucks, our non-experts weigh in on The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week. And deciphering old photos and home movies to understand what they really say about a family – and who gets to tell a family's story – are themes explored in the Alley Theatre's production of the Broadway hit Pictures from Home.

In this episode of the "Now That's It" podcast, host Chris Massey sits down with Scott Bernoudy, a seasoned IT professional, entrepreneur, and owner of Open Approach. Dive deep into Scott's unexpected entry into the world of IT, starting from his days at a bike shop to a dairy farm, to becoming the owner and CEO of a thriving MSP. Listen as Scott reflects on the challenges of his early business days, the importance of adaptability, and the transformative power of peer groups. From discussing the emotional toll of entrepreneurship to the passion that drives business growth, this episode offers a candid look into the highs and lows of a tech entrepreneur's journey. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, an IT enthusiast, or someone looking for genuine business insights, this conversation with Scott Bernoudy is a must-listen!For Empower 2024, innovation, business, and partnership will come together at the new home for modern golf – and future host of the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup – the Omni PGA Frisco Resort. Get an in-person rundown on what N-able has to offer including products, insights, networking and more.The N-able Roadshow is visiting more cities than ever before in 2024. Take a look at our first group of locations; we may be in a city near you! -> http://spr.ly/6000RsTOq'Now that's it: Stories of MSP Success,' dives into the journeys of some of the trailblazers in our industry to find out how they used their passion for technology to help turn Managed Services into the thriving sector it is today. Every episode is packed with the valuable insights, practical strategies, and inspiring anecdotes that lead our guests to the transformative moment when they knew….. Now, that's it.This podcast provides educational information about issues that may be relevant to information technology service providers. Nothing in the podcast should be construed as any recommendation or endorsement by N-able, or as legal or any other advice. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by N-able employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the view of N-able or its officers and directors. The podcast may also contain forward-looking statements regarding future product plans, functionality, or development efforts that should not be interpreted as a commitment from N-able related to any deliverables or timeframe. All content is based on information available at the time of recording, and N-able has no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

This week on Ned's Pod, we reconnect with a familiar face from our childhoods - Chris Massey! Chris is best known for his role as "Michael Barret" on the beloved Nickelodeon series "Zoey 101." He and the crew reminisce about the joys of reuniting after years apart and share their experiences growing up together on different TV shows. From Devon's secret DUI confession to Chris almost getting mauled by a hippo, the gang dishes out the dirt on some of their wildest mishaps! Who did Chris embarrassingly mistake Elijah Wood for? How did he lose 40 pounds in 6 months? What does Lindsey have to apologize for??? Find out now! Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. You can follow Chris at @chrismasseytmb on Instagram and @chrismassey on TikTok. Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. Shop Ned's Pod merch at https://fanjoy.co/collections/neds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week on Ned's Pod, we reconnect with a familiar face from our childhoods - Chris Massey! Chris is best known for his role as "Michael Barret" on the beloved Nickelodeon series "Zoey 101." He and the crew reminisce about the joys of reuniting after years apart and share their experiences growing up together on different TV shows. From Devon's secret DUI confession to Chris almost getting mauled by a hippo, the gang dishes out the dirt on some of their wildest mishaps! Who did Chris embarrassingly mistake Elijah Wood for? How did he lose 40 pounds in 6 months? What does Lindsey have to apologize for??? Find out now! Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. You can follow Chris at @chrismasseytmb on Instagram and @chrismassey on TikTok. Follow @NedsDeclassifiedPod on Instagram & Facebook, and @NedsPod on TikTok. Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/NedsPod. Shop Ned's Pod merch at https://fanjoy.co/collections/neds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Massey stops by the Crew Has It studio to talk all things Zoey 101, his start in acting, funny stories being on set & more! Click below and support the boys by taking advantage of some amazing offers from our sponsors. For all your hair needs, check out our new sponsor Plant Made.  No chemicals, all natural haircare for all ages, genders, and races. Use the code ‘CREW' for 15% OFF your order and first subscription. https://www.weareplantmade.com  Get 20% OFF and FREE shipping with the code CREW at https://manscaped.com Visit https://ExpressVPN.com/crewpod and you'll get 3 extra months FREE! Go to https://HelloFresh.com/crew50 and use code crew50 for 50% OFF your meals plus free shipping! Go to birddogs.com/CREW or enter promo code CREW for a free Yeti style tumbler with your order.  SUBSCRIBE to Michael's Vlog  / @where.is22 

In this episode Chris, April, and Jim welcome back friend of the show Katie Kincaid to hear about her experiences traveling the world in the midst of a pandemic after leaving her position at Lyft for a journey of self-discovery which took her from Thailand to Myanmar to Croatia and ultimately to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Katie is a government relations and public affairs professional with extensive experience across all levels of government. Having worked in government, as a consultant, and in the private sector, Katie offers a unique perspective on how to mold and execute public policy and accompanying advocacy efforts for a variety of needs and objectives. Through these experiences, Katie has developed a strong network and keen understanding of political process. April is the SVP of Public Policy at hims & hers, where her goal is to secure federal, state, and local healthcare policy that increases access and empowers patients. And Chris is an Operating Partner on the Craft Ventures platform team focused on helping founders with issues related to government relations, public affairs, social impact, and diversity & inclusion. Help us grow! Leave us a rating and review - it's the best way to bring new listeners to the show. Don't forget to subscribe! Have a suggestion, or want to chat with Jim? Email him at Jim@ThePoliticalLife.net  Follow The Political Life on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter for weekly updates.