Podcast appearances and mentions of curt campbell

Spiritual growth should be the goal of every Christian. As God's children we are, like any child, supposed to grow up into maturity and take hold of this new life that has taken hold of us. But unlike physical change, spiritual growth isn't always that simple. We'll have growth spurts as Christians, but then our change may stop in its tracks or even regress. We want to be mature, but our desires and weaknesses so often get in the way. Few people understand this better than Curt Campbell. As the Program Director of the groundbreaking Nashville Tennessee prison ministry, Men of Valor, Curt has seen both the joys and sorrows involved in pursuing change. His ministry equips the incarcerated and ex-offenders with what they can do to change. But fundamentally, it shows them how to surrender their lives to the God of change--the God who calls us into his family and invites us to grow up in him. Join John for his fourth interview in the Unto Life series—a conversation with Curt Campbell about the God who makes the impossible, possible. The God who works this miracle of transformation on anyone who will give their lives to him. (Music courtesy of Coma-Media and Stock Studio from Pixabay.) ***** To find out more about Men of Valor and see how you can get involved or support prison ministry: Visit their website: https://men-of-valor.org Visit their YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/c/MenOfValorNashville For information on Curt's marriage ministry, "Love Your Wife": Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Y4Y8RS4/ Visit their website: https://www.loveyourwife.net Visit their Youtube page: https://tinyurl.com/5a8bbn4r ***** JOHN MICHALAK'S NEWSLETTER, WEBSITE, BOOK, AND OTHER WRITINGS: http://linktr.ee/johnmichalak

Curt Campbell settles the nickname debate for the fans. He also shares what God is doing through Men of Valor - a prison ministry changing men's lives both behind bars and after they are released. Men of Valor is striving to change generations of lives by breaking the chain of incarceration repeating itself.

Presented by Men Of Valor. To learn more or volunteer: men-of-valor.org This episode is brought to you by Van Meter Insurance. Nobody works harder: vanmeterins.com

Welcome to Episode 18 and today we have saved on jet fuel and stayed in North America for todays guest who is Curt Campbell. Curt lives in Canada and has an excellent Hobby Blog called Analogue Hobbies. Analogue Hobbies (analogue-hobbies.blogspot.com) Each year for the last 12 years Curt has run a Painting Challenge over the Northern Hemisphere Winter Months (20 Dec to 20 Mar). Painters from all over the world have gathered together in a virtual Art Studio every year to encourage each other to make an big hole in their Lead (and plastic) mountains. The web page for the Challenge is below. The Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge (thepaintingchallenge.blogspot.com) As always the chat is full of the usual features, the Big Game chat, the Quiz and the new feature Wargames Room 101 gets a new entry. If you enjoy these Podcasts then why not nominate it for the Little Wars TV Caesar Awards, it would be great to grab a nomination in the Podcasts first year. Link to nominations is below. Caesar Awards - Home I hope to have a couple of episodes out in December so stay tuned, until then Sithee Regards Ken The Yarkshire Gamer

Back to the usual single guest format for this episode and I am very pleased to be speaking with Jason Weiser who is the Editor in Chief of a new, yes I said NEW Wargames Magazine, based in the USA. As usual I speak to Jason about his own Wargames story in the first part of the Episode, before moving onto our usual Big Game Chat. Then after Sean and Alex tried to destroy the Yarkshire Gamer Quiz in the last episode we get into further problems with translation and somehow manage to upset the State of Texas in the process ! The final section of the Episode (starts 1hr 14 mins in) is all about Military Miniature Magazine. How it started, how its going and what its plans are for the future. The main website for the magazine is at Home - Military Miniature Jasons own personal website is at It's 500 Miles to the German Border! - A Twilight 2000 miniature wargaming blog (500twilight2000.blogspot.com) I didn't realise that the US didn't have a currently in print Magazine for Wargaming at the moment and I wish Jason and the Magazine every success in the future. I will be back in two weeks time speaking with Curt Campbell on the eve of yet another Analogue Hobbies Winter Paint Challenge. Until, then Sithee, Regards Ken The Yarkshire Gamer

With winter looming our thoughts shift to the annual analogue hobbies painting challenge. We are joined by Curt Campbell who organises the challenge. We also discuss Warlord Games Epic Battles. Do we need a new scale? Subscribe to the magazine at: wssmagazine.com Links:Viva la Revolution, viva Mexico SAGA Age of Invasions Warlord Games Analogue Painting Challenge

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Curt Campbell, Program Director with Men of Valor in Nashville, Tennessee, who highlights the organization's mission and efforts to winning men in prison to Jesus Christ and discipling them with the purpose of equipping them to re-enter society as men of integrity. During the interview, Curt talks about their working inside and outside the prisons, their focus on building relationships, the impact of their programs, how the community can get involved and more.Our purpose is to equip them to re-enter society as men of integrity - becoming givers to the community rather than takers.General information and statistics about the corrections system in America (# of incarcerated, recidivism, % released, cost per individual)Roadblocks to successful re-entryWhat Men of Valor does and the need for the community at large to engage and help while incarcerated and upon release.Learn more:Facebook:             https://www.facebook.com/MOVTenn/Website:                www.movnashville.com

In the interview, we speak to Curt Campbell, the Sidney Roundwood of the Canadian wargaming scene, the Snowlord himself.  Of course, we talk about the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge which has become an international community of over 90 gamers and painters.  We also talk about running a games store in the heroic early days of Games Workshop, the gaming scene on the prairies, and why quirky, eclectic games like Moonstone are so much fun.  Finally, Curt doesn't disappoint us by making 5(!) deposits into our Virtual Library. After the interview, during our patented Canadian Content Corner, Mike and James discuss the Canadians in Italy and Normandy.  We then ask the burning question: just why are Bavarians are so sexy right now?  James reports on his experience of VirtualLard6, and a new set of rules, Packing Heat, that will have all the gun mooks and their molls all jazzed up.  It then gets rather Napoleonic. Show notes for Episode 3 of The Canadian Wargaming Podcast, July 2021. Part One:   Our Guest, Curt (“The Snowlord”) Campbell Curt's blog:  http://analogue-hobbies.blogspot.com The Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge:  https://thepaintingchallenge.blogspot.com Curt on Twitter: @analoguehobbies Prairie Con Gaming Convention:  http://www.prairiecon.com, https://www.facebook.com/PrairieCon Fawcett Avenue Conscripts Winnipeg Gaming Club:  http://wpggamegeeks.blogspot.com Moonstone: https://moonstonethegame.com Curt's five book pics for The Canadian Wargamer Podcast virtual library:      Fredrik Logevall, ‘Embers of War: The Fall of an empire and the Making of     America's Vietnam'    Craig Symonds, ‘World War II at Se: A Global History'   Tim Willcocks, ‘The Religion'   Christopher Buckley, ‘The Relic Master'  Joseph Boyden, ‘Three Day Road'   Part Two: Canadian Content Corner Alex Fizgerald Black and Brad St. Croix discuss Operation Husky: The Invasion of Sicily: https://youtu.be/xkiWFlDpD9w Dr. Lee Windsor, The View From Point 67: Canada's Killing Zone in the Second Half of the Battle for Normandy: https://youtu.be/vWf2pUT8dLE   Part Three: Hobby Natter James' report on Virtual Lard 6: http://rabbitsinmybasement.blogspot.com/2021/07/packing-heat-at-virtual-lard-6.html Osprey Publishing, Absolute Emperor  https://ospreypublishing.com/absolute-emperor   Boyd Bruce, author of Absolute Emperor, talks about his rules: https://youtu.be/lkT-OoH5_LY A Soldier for Napoleon: The Campaigns of Lieutenant Franz Joseph Hausmann: 7th Bavarian Infantry, by Franz Joseph Hausmann, ed. John H. Gill. Fighting For Napoleon: French Soldiers' Letters 1799-1815, ed. Bernard and Rene Wilkin. The Iron Marshall: A Biography of Louis Davout, by John G. Gallaher. Contact Info: James' blog: http://rabbitsinmybasement.blogspot.com James' email: jamesmanto@gmail.com James on Twitter: @jamesmanto4 Mike's blog: madpadrewargames@blogspot.com Mike's email: madpadre@gmail.com Mike on Twitter: @MarshalLuigi    

Presented by Men Of Valor. To learn more or volunteer: men-of-valor.org This episode is brought to you by Van Meter Insurance. Nobody works harder: vanmeterins.com

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Curt Campbell, Program Director with Men of Valor in Nashville, Tennessee, who highlights their history and efforts of winning men in prison to Jesus Christ and equipping them to re-enter society as men of integrity. During the interview, Campbell highlights the impact of their programs and the relationships they build with the men, the success and much lower recidivism rates realized, tips and words of encouragement, how the community can help, and more.Men of Valor is committed to winning men in prison to Jesus Christ and discipling them. Our purpose is to equip them to re-enter society as men of integrity - becoming givers to the community rather than takers.General information and statistics about the corrections system in America (# of incarcerated, recidivism, % released, cost per individual)Roadblocks to successful re-entryWhat Men of Valor does and the need for the community at large to engage and help while incarcerated and upon releaseLearn more:Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/MOVNashville/Website:     https://men-of-valor.org/

Little Wars FM talks to the creator of an annual, international painting event--the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge. Curt Campbell shares the origins of the idea, how it works, and why some playful peer pressure might just be the motivation we all need to tackle the mountain of unpainted miniatures on our desks. But even if you don't want to join in the event yourself, you can still go to the official event blog to see daily photos of all the miniatures being completed! Visit http://thepaintingchallenge.blogspot.com to follow along and see some fantastic figures. Our thanks to Curt for joining us today and sharing his journey with the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge!

As a man, the most important relationship you have is with our wife. Yet it can be the most neglected. In this episode we step into the arena of marriage as, Curt Campbell and Lance Brown, founders of Love Your Wife (loveyouwife.net), share practical steps and truths that will help you strengthen your most important relationship. Helpful Links arenaofman.com Show NotesSubscribe to Arena of Man Updates loveyourwife.netLove Your Wife YouTube Channel

One of the hardest parts of youth ministry is finding enough volunteers. I don’t care how big your church is, or how many teens are connected to the ministry, EVERYONE is in need of more help! I feature Char Messenger and Curt Campbell, two veteran youth leaders to this Podcast as they discuss helpful tips on recruiting and innovative ways they have found to include all generations in ministry.

Curt Campbell joins us to discuss Get Out, the film that surprised everybody and has an outside chance at Best Picture.

Spring finale.  The Dogs lose 12 straight games and miss the SoCon Baseball Tournament for the first time since 1987.   Post and Courier beat writer Jeff Hartsell talks about the collapse, as well as news on the football front.  Also, we have a greatest hits montage of some of our memorable GrayLine interviews this spring: Citadel head football coach Kevin Higgins, Cardinals wide receiver Andre Roberts ('10), Steelers draftee Cortez Allen ('10), historian Curt Campbell ('74), illustrator David Boyd ('60) and comedian Jeff Foxworthy. 

Corps Day 2011.  Confederate Gen. David Flavel Jamison (1810-1864), founder of The Citadel, is spotlighted by Curt Campbell ('74).  As the college celebrates its 168th birthday this week, Campbell tells the story of how his fellow Orangeburg native led the charge to establish the South Carolina Military Academy in the 1840s.   Plus, Jeff Hartsell gives us a glimpse of what to expect at Saturday's Blue-White spring football game.