Podcast appearances and mentions of doug paul

If you are thinking about strategic planning, this episode is for you! Host Sarah Olivieri and special guest Doug Paul talk strategy and impact combining their 40+ years of strategy experience. They cover strategic planning, execution, and maintaining a balance between passion-driven goals and practical actions and go into some key concepts like the Pareto principle, assumptions mapping, and the difference between process goals and outcome goals. This episode is packed with actionable advice for ambitious nonprofit leaders! Episode Highlights 02:12 Challenges and Strategies in Nonprofit Leadership 04:36 The Importance of Integrating Strategy and Execution 05:52 Balancing Passion and Discipline 08:42 Developing and Implementing Effective Strategies 24:02 The Role of Boards and Stakeholders Meet the Guest Doug Paul is a Managing Partner and Innovation Strategist of Catapult, an organization that helps leaders build successful non-profits that scale. In addition to working with more than 1300 nonprofits over the course of his career, he's written the bestselling book Ready or Not and lives in Richmond, Virginia, along with his wife, Elizabeth, three kids, and great Dane Oliver. Connect with Doug: https://wearecatapult.org/ Sponsored Resource Join the Inspired Nonprofit Leadership Newsletter for weekly tips and inspiration for leading your nonprofit! Access it here >> Be sure to subscribe to Inspired Nonprofit Leadership so that you don't miss a single episode, and while you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! Let us know the topics or questions you would like to hear about in a future episode. You can do that and follow us on LinkedIn.

Nonprofits often create strategic plans with the best intentions, yet many fail to achieve their desired impact. Why? We explores the factors that contribute to the breakdown of strategic plans and provide actionable insights into making them resilient and adaptable, with Doug Paul, Managing Partner and Innovation Strategist at Catapult.Doug begins by challenging conventional thinking, offering, "Strategy is always a hypothesis—an informed opinion about how to win." Strategic plans often fall short because they are built for a world that no longer exists. Many organizations cling to outdated planning models that are too rigid to accommodate the dynamic and ever-changing landscape of the nonprofit sector.To truly succeed, nonprofits must rethink their approach. Doug introduces the concept of "assumptions mapping," a technique that scrutinizes the foundational beliefs of an organization to ensure they are sound. He also discusses the importance of "pre-mortem" planning—analyzing potential points of failure before they occur.Continuing, Doug describes how flexibility is key. Instead of treating strategic plans as fixed roadmaps, nonprofits should refresh and iterate their plans regularly, integrating learning cycles every 90 days. This shift allows them to navigate unpredictability with agility and confidence.Doug also points to the need for nonprofits to cultivate an R&D mindset, setting aside 10-15% of resources for innovation and experimentation. "Every once in a while, one of these bets is going to hit, and when it does, it could change everything," he tells us.A nonprofit's strategic plan should not be a rigid document—it should be a living framework that adapts, learns, and evolves. If your nonprofit can embrace this mindset, you'll be better positioned to achieve meaningful, sustainable impact! #StrategicPlanning #NonprofitLeadershipFind us Live daily on YouTube!Find us Live daily on LinkedIn!Find us Live daily on X: @Nonprofit_ShowOur national co-hosts and amazing guests discuss management, money and missions of nonprofits! 12:30pm ET 11:30am CT 10:30am MT 9:30am PTSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

In this episode, Rob speaks with Doug Paul, founder of Catapult, about the importance of personal growth for nonprofit leaders. Doug emphasizes the role ...

Happy Belated Star Wars Day, I think! Join Kevin, Doug & Paul as they fly their Nubian Royal Starship back to 1999, I think. This will be a deep-dive of Boss Nass size proportions, so grab a snack with your lizard-like Gungan tongue, grab a seat on your eopie, and relax like you've smoked all of the death sticks in Corsicant. Where you ask? In Corsicant.

Doug Paul is an expert on cravings and talks to Serena and Liz about the difference between normal human cravings and cravings for substances. Here is Part 2 of this series!Bio:Doug Paul, LPC, LMHC has been working as a clinician with substance use disorders since 2007. He completed a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Central Florida in 2002. He went on to complete a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling from Georgia State University in 2007. During his graduate training, he participated in and presented University-sponsored research findings at the American Counseling Association's Annual Convention in Montreal, Quebec; then went on to present at over 35 national and regional professional conventions over the next 16 years. While at two nationally-recognized treatment programs in the Atlanta area from 2007-2019, he gained skills in both clinical and leadership acumen. Currently, in private practice, he continues to provide therapy, consultation, and program development. Doug continues to practice his own recovery program over the last 22 years.

The definition of craving is a strong or uncontrollable desire. Craving is a universal phenomenon and is part of the recovery process. Doug Paul is an expert on cravings and talks to Serena and Liz about the difference between normal human cravings and cravings for substances. There is so much to learn in this area so join us for part one of this discussion.Bio:Doug Paul, LPC, LMHC has been working as a clinician with substance use disorders since 2007. He completed a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Central Florida in 2002. He went on to complete a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling from Georgia State University in 2007. During his graduate training, he participated in and presented University-sponsored research findings at the American Counseling Association's Annual Convention in Montreal, Quebec; then went on to present at over 35 national and regional professional conventions over the next 16 years. While at two nationally-recognized treatment programs in the Atlanta area from 2007-2019, he gained skills in both clinical and leadership acumen. Currently, in private practice, he continues to provide therapy, consultation, and program development. Doug continues to practice his own recovery program over the last 22 years.

Jeff Vanderstelt interacts with Doug Paul, from Catapult, around the common struggles churches have in developing disciple-making strategies with an aim to provide practical solutions. In particular, Saturate and Catapult are partnering together to provide a Disciple-Making Digital Workshop on October 6, 2022 and two year-long Disciple-Making Labs beginning in January and May 2023. Listen to learn more and find out how you can get the help your church needs.

Enjoy Melrosians Doug DiBrielle and Paul Brodeur meeting for the first time as they discuss collective trauma, being multi-dimensional, and their shared love for Melrose. Thank you MMTV Melrose Massachusetts Television for your support. https://mmtv3.org/ Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

What do you get when director Uwe Boll adapts a video game about vampires to film?  You get mullets, Meat Loaf (R.I.P.), Sir Ben Kingsley, lackadaisical actors, and more mullets.  Join Kevin, Doug & Paul as they sink their fangs into this bone-dry turd. Brought to you by Kagan's Restaurant!

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The labyrinth of estate planning involves navigating goals, assets, taxes, investments, and the future. Flexibility is key. In this episode, Kevin Kaylakie is joined by Doug Paul of McGinnis Lochridge law firm. Doug shares several tax planning tools you can apply to your estate plan. He also explains why he believes this is the golden … Continue reading The Golden Period of Estate Planning With Doug Paul (Ep. 9) →

#919: I'm back with Doug Paul, my expert on innovation from episode 917, and we're talking about his habits. What intrigued me most was what I felt was exceptional wisdom, as I tend to do just what he alludes to, have an all or nothing approach to all of my habits. I either do an awesome 60-minute workout, or things get in the way and I do nothing. I have glorious devotion time in the morning or...life happens and nothing. Doug talks about this and says his “peacetime” plan only happens about 20% of the time, so when it doesn't he relies on his wartime plan, so instead of 75 minutes of a perfect morning ritual, he may only do 5-10. But at least he makes a deposit. Brilliant. He shares other insights such as his ruthlessness regarding family sabbath and his joy of watching sports and what he calls, “edu-tainment”. You can find Doug at dougpaul.org and check out his book, Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. Stay tuned for...Doug Paul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#917: Innovation is our focus today and what you heard at the top of the show was Doug Paul, author of Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. Doug is a Managing Partner and Innovation Strategist of Catapult, an organization that helps leaders build successful ministries that scale. You heard him talking about churches today as we discussed their necessary need for massive innovation, but so far they seem to be looking at it poorly. In our opinion. The point of the show however, is for you. I take aim at innovation being counterintuitive. We work and strive so hard to find what drives success in our lives and businesses and want to say, “Yes! We got it!” Then reap the rewards. Which we can and do, for a time. But in today's world, especially for business, things will change. Others will innovate and threaten what we provide and we risk being eclipsed and even being made obsolete. Even in our personal lives what we find produces success will often plateau or wane. This is our discussion. Find Doug at dougpaul.org and check out his book, Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. Next...Doug Paul and drilling in on innovation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode features a clip from the Discipleship.org Collective where Bobby interviews author Doug Paul. His new book Kingdom Innovation For A Brave New World is available here. Enjoy!

Today on the show we are talking to Doug Paul. Doug is an Innovation Strategist at Catapult. Catapult is an innovation and activation shop that works with churches, denominations, networks, non-profits and socialpreneurs. We have a conversation about his latest book, Ready Or Not: Kingdom Innovation For A Brave New World. You can learn more about Doug and his work by visiting his website. You can also connect with him on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. Join the Churchology conversation! Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you would like to watch today's interview, visit our YouTube channel. Stay tuned for next week! We are dropping TWO episodes next week! To make sure you never miss an episode, subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

Today on the show we are excited to talk to Donnie Griggs. Donnie is the planter and lead Pastor of One Harbor Church in Morehead City, North Carolina. He is the author of the book, Small Town Jesus. Donnie also serves on the global and North America leadership teams for Advance, a global movement that exists to plant and strengthen churches. You can learn more about Donnie and connect with him by visiting his website or following him on Twitter. Speaking of following on Twitter, did you know we are on Twitter? How about Facebook? What about Instagram? Give us a follow, say hi, let us know what you would like to hear future episodes about, and more. If you want to watch today's interview, head on over to our YouTube channel. Next week we are talking to Doug Paul about his book, Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World.

In this episode of the Flourishing Church Podcast, Doug Paul returns to the podcast for a conversation with Dana Allin about his newest book Ready Or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. The two discuss the different areas of Kingdom innovation within the church and some of the myths we face as churches to adapt and grow. In addition, Doug helps us to understand how we can begin to create a sustainable culture of innovation for both large and small congregations.

Are the strategies we’ve been using adequate for the challenges we face? That’s one of the questions we explore on this episode with Doug Paul.What does Kingdom Innovation mean? How has COVID impacted how we think about what’s to come? How can we serve this generation of young people? What does all this mean for the Church? What are those numbers for on the side of a toaster? We dive into all these questions on this episode.Doug is an innovation strategist at Catapult. He’s also an elder and pastor at East End Fellowship in Richmond. He’s the author of the book Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World.

Today Aaron meets with Doug Paul and discusses his new book: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. Link to book: https://dougpaul.org/readyornot/

Today we talked with Doug Paul about the Discipleship Snapshot research he recently published, particularly regarding the 43% of pastors that said their small groups aren't working. We believe small groups can work to multiply disciples. Join us for a deeper dive into the research, and then join us over the next five weeks as we discuss how you CAN make your groups work better than you ever expected!  Link to Doug's Research: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fTJgBmgj2EYNds3QUQrMDYTGmrUYj_Oi/view   Have questions about why your small groups aren't working? Email us at podcast@disciplesmade.com.    DisciplesMade.com

S05 E14: Doug Paul on Innovation and how to Pioneer the FutureDoug Paul is an innovation strategist who helps leaders build successful ministries that scale. There was a time when Christians pioneered the future: From business to church, from mathematics to justice reform. Along the way, that redemptive, adaptive movement began to gild in gold the victories of the past, leaving us change averse and frozen-in-time. But ready or not, the invitation is for kingdom leaders to reclaim their calling to innovate. Doug Paul shows us how. Kingdom Innovation!Doug Paul: https://dougpaul.org and instagram.com/dougpauljr/Joanna la Fleur: @joannalafleur and www.joannalafleur.com. Email: hello@joannalafleur.comJoin the Digital Church Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/wordmadedigitalWeekly Video Tutorials: wordmadedigital.com/tutorialsThanks to our Season 5 Sponsors:Compassion Canada: compassion.ca/giftsWycliffe College: wycliffecollege.ca/wordmadedigital

In today's episode Brian Phipps and Rob Wegner are joined by Doug Paul, leader of Catapult, "an innovation and activation shop that works with churches, denominations, networks, non-profits and socialpreneurs." They discuss the importance of shifting from providing programs to Intentional Disciple-Making Environments.    DougPaul.org    

Kirsten Watson, mom and the new executive editor of "MomLife Today," talks about her call to help mothers live out their identity in Christ in their call to be moms.  Innovation strategist Doug Paul talks about his new book "Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave new World."

Kirsten Watson, mom and the new executive editor of "MomLife Today," talks about her call to help mothers live out their identity in Christ in their call to be moms.  Innovation strategist Doug Paul talks about his new book "Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave new World."

This is a leadership trends and innovation episode! Brad unpacks his 7 Leadership Trends you should be aware of as 2021 begins. And, Doug Paul joins to talk innovation and, specifically, Kingdom innovation based off his new book Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. Doug is an innovation strategist, pastor and advisor. Make sure to check out http://h3leadership.com to access all the show notes. Thanks again to our partners for this episode, LiveControl, which remotely produces your event for a fraction of the cost—so, say hello to your new camera operator at http://livecontrol.io/brad. And, to Agape International Missions (AIM), rescuing girls from human trafficking. Please join in with AMPLIFY, and join thousands of people praying against trafficking on January 31. Sign up to pray at http://aimfree.org.

On this week's episode of the show, we continue our conversation with author and innovator Doug Paul. Doug is the author of Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. If you missed Part One of our series with Doug, feel free to jump back to last week's episode of the show to get caught up. We'll talk with Doug about what the church looked like PRE COVID and what it can look like now. Today we'll focus on where where the church is headed and how we can innovate, to reach people with the Gospel. Doug is the author of Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. In this interview, we'll talk about his 5 phases of Kingdom Innovation. The 5 Phases of Kingdom Innovation Identification - We must locate the big idea and frame the problem we're trying to solve. Ideation - We must generate whole new practices, concepts, and ways of thinking if we're going to solve our innovation challenge. Experimentation - We launch, test, adjust, and relaunch the innovation until the prototype we are testing achieves the measured goals set out. Mobilization - Once our prototype has seen breakthrough, we need to know why and how it worked so that we can mobilize many to multiply it. Multiplication - Make the innovation scalable, removing as many barriers as possible, for as many people as possible, so we can invite them all into a brand new breakthrough. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

On this week's episode of the show, we continue our conversation with author and innovator Doug Paul. Doug is the author of Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. If you missed Part One of our series with Doug, feel free to jump back to last week's episode of the show to get caught up. We'll talk with Doug about what the church looked like PRE COVID and what it can look like now. Today we'll focus on where where the church is headed and how we can innovate, to reach people with the Gospel. Doug is the author of Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. In this interview, we'll talk about his 5 phases of Kingdom Innovation. The 5 Phases of Kingdom Innovation Identification - We must locate the big idea and frame the problem we're trying to solve. Ideation - We must generate whole new practices, concepts, and ways of thinking if we're going to solve our innovation challenge. Experimentation - We launch, test, adjust, and relaunch the innovation until the prototype we are testing achieves the measured goals set out. Mobilization - Once our prototype has seen breakthrough, we need to know why and how it worked so that we can mobilize many to multiply it. Multiplication - Make the innovation scalable, removing as many barriers as possible, for as many people as possible, so we can invite them all into a brand new breakthrough. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

On this first episode of the NEW YEAR we welcome Doug Paul. Doug is the author of Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. We'll talk with Doug about innovation and specifically what the church looked like PRE COVID and what it can look like now. We'll talk about his 5 phases of Kingdom Innovation and more, this week and next. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

On this first episode of the NEW YEAR we welcome Doug Paul. Doug is the author of Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World. We'll talk with Doug about innovation and specifically what the church looked like PRE COVID and what it can look like now. We'll talk about his 5 phases of Kingdom Innovation and more, this week and next. SHOW NOTES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support

In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Jason Haynes sits down with Doug Paul for a conversation about where the Church has been, where it’s going, what we have learned about our people through COVID-19 and the concept of kingdom innovation. Listen in as Doug encourages leaders to reclaim their call to innovate and unlocks the five phases of kingdom innovation.  Keep up with Doug:  Website Kingdom Innovation Book

“The church must shift from a mindset of being reformed to being reformers.” As an innovation strategist, Doug Paul has advised Christian leaders across the US, and his book Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World provides a roadmap for church leaders who are eager to shift their ministry during a COVID-19 and post-COVID culture. On this episode of the Praise Hands Podcast, hear Doug and Robby chat about: The relationship between diversity and creativity Predictions about the future of the church Systemic change in church, tech, & racial justice Each week on the Praise Hands Podcast, join Robby Valderrama and learn from creative, cross-cultural solutionists at the American intersection of church, race, music, and economics. Donate, volunteer, and join the Praise Hands Facebook Group at http://praisehands.com/getinvolved. Join the Year End Giving Campaign by becoming a monthly or one-time supporter at http://praisehands.com/donate. All donors in December 2020 will be automatically entered for a chance to win a copy of Doug's new book "Ready Or Not". Learn more about Doug at DougPaul.org.

Doug Paul shares the scandal of Sunday School and the needed innovation of the Kingdom. Special Guest: Doug Paul.

When someone says "Innovation" what comes to mind? On today's episode of the podcast Alan has a great conversation about innovation with pastor and innovation strategist Doug Paul around the question of "are we innovating right now?" This is a very timely conversation with tons of application that will help you take your next right step. About Doug My Work as an Innovation Strategist I help lead Catapult, an innovation and activation shop that works with churches, denominations, networks, non-profits and socialpreneurs. I spend time with organizations like the NewThing Network, the ECO denomination, Exponential, 100 Movements, Crossroads Cincy, Halftime, Christ Together, Younique and others. I also work with some of the  fastest growing and innovative churches in the Western church.  Most of my work these days centers around the proprietary process I developed around Kingdom innovation (you can read more about that here). Local Work in Richmond,VA While I’m no longer a full-time pastor, I continue to serve as a pastor and elder of a local church in the city center of Richmond, VA, where I live with my wife Elizabeth, three kids and our Great Dane. It is a racially and socially economically diverse church, focusing our mission on two square miles of real estate that just happen to have the 6th highest concentration of poverty in the United States. Connect with Doug Facebook Twitter Instagram Website Take your next right step Right side up journal |20% OFF!| Explore coaching  

Wednesday, November 18, 2020 Today Kerby Anderson is Point of View‘s host. His topic will be the election and the news spinning from it, global poverty, and innovations in today’s churches. His first guest is vice-president of Gospel for Asia, Danny Yohannan. Then, Doug Paul from Catapult, an innovation and activation shop that works with […]

In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions podcast, Todd Adkins and Chandler Vannoy are joined by Doug Paul, author of Ready or Not. They discuss how what is happening today helps churches innovate and how it is a myth that we must be successful by the age of 30. BEST QUOTES "The big idea around the book is that innovation is a skill set you can learn.""On a spiritual level, pastors were seeing that there is a big difference between church being programs that we run versus church being a group of people that God has trusted us to lead.""I wanted to dig into the history and the stories of the people of God to write something that would be able to change both people's minds and hearts at the same time.""There is gold that COVID is giving us right now if we will do a little bit of extra work each week to think through, what have I learned this week from where we are that we can multiply into the future?""From 6:00-8:00 everyday is just with our family. There are no screens, we are just being together.""One of the common myths in our culture is that you need to have made your mark by the time you are 30.""What if the best ministry of your life happens when you are between the ages of 55 and 75 and everything that happens before 55 is just training?" RECOMMENDED RESOURCES LifeWay Leadership Podcast Network LifeWay.com/CoronaVirus Ready or Not by Doug Paul Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton Christensen Range by David Epstein The First 20 Hours by Josh Kaufman "The First 20 Hours - How to Learn Anything" Ted Talk by Josh Kaufman

Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis. Today on the podcast we continue our conversation with Doug Paul. Doug is a full-time Innovation Strategist while continuing to serve as a pastor and elder at a church in the inner city of Richmond, VA. Each day, he works with pastors, churches, denominations, and networks who are looking to find the future of the church through the process he’s designed for innovation. He's the former Global Director of Content for 3DM and has led, multiplied, coached, or kick-started more than 5,000 Missional Communities. He's married to Elizabeth, and they have 3 children: Avery, Jude, and Sam. You can learn more about Doug, by visiting www.dougpaul.org

Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffman and Bryan Dupuis. Today on the podcast we welcome innovation strategist, Doug Paul. Doug is a full time Innovation Strategist while continuing to serve as a pastor and elder at a church in the inner city of Richmond, VA. Each day, he works with pastors, churches, denominations and networks who are looking to find the future of the church through the process he’s designed for innovation. He's the former Global Director of Content for 3DM and has led, multiplied, coached or kick-started more than 5,000 Missional Communities. He's married to Elizabeth, and they have 3 children: Avery, Jude and Sam. You can learn more about Doug, by visiting www.dougpaul.org

There was a time when Christians and the Church pioneered much of the future, shaping culture in profound ways, from business to art to justice reform. But along the way, that redemptive, adaptive movement began to institutionalize, leaving us change-averse and frozen in time. In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Caesar welcomes innovation strategist and author, Doug Paul, who uses surprising stories and cultural analysis to help explain five phases of Kingdom innovation and how leaders in the Church today can start leading change and innovation. In This Episode You’ll Learn: What true innovation is and who are the best innovators. Why most leaders haven't really innovated their churches during the pandemic. 5 (easy to grasp) phases of innovation. How to get the training and tools you need to begin to lead change. (https://everydaydisciple.com/subscribe) (https://everydaydisciple.com/subscribe) From this episode: "Innovation is a skill and it’s a muscle you can grow. You can learn how to do innovation. You weren’t born to have it or not have it, and even people who think they're naturally good at it have a lot to learn. Fundamentally, in the world in which we now live, the Christian leader missing the skill of innovation is like a carpenter missing a hammer. It’s not the only skill in the toolbelt, but not having it moving into the future, will be indefensible." Each week the Big 3 will give you immediate action steps to get you started.Facebook (http://everydaydisciple.com/facebook) and take part in the discussion! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the top of this page or right below. Also, please subscribe and leave an honest review for (https://everydaydisciple.com/subscribe) Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we read each and every one of them. Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode: For Episode #293 (https://everydaydisciple.com/big3) Kingdom Innovation For a Brave New World (https://amzn.to/30HQRCt) by Doug Paul Ready or Not Training Lab (https://dougpaul.org/readyornotlab/) Coaching with Caesar and Tina in discipleship and missional living. (https://everydaydisciple.com/coaching)   (http://everydaydisciple.com/facebook)

September – 2020 Monthly Leadership Session with Doug Paul Doug Paul is the Pastor of Vision & Mobilization at East End Fellowship in Richmond, Virginia, an Innovation Strategist with 100 Movements and author of the newly released “Ready or Not: Kingdom Innovation for a Brave New World” The world around us is changing. Are you […]

Jesus had three great loves -- a love for the father, a love for extended family, and a love for a lost and broken-hearted world.Daniel Sih re-boots our series on "A Life Well Lived" by teaching us how to pattern our lives on the pattern of Jesus. As we learn to balance our life according to the principle of UP / IN / OUT, we mature in our faith, grow as disciples, and form cultures where people look and act more like Jesus. Thanks to Doug Paul of Summit church for the video resource.

In this podcast, John Terech and Doug Paul discuss "10 Church Predictions for the Next 10 Years" recorded pre-COVID19. This conversation is as relevant as ever, as Doug calls the church to embrace the demanding and necessary changes ahead for Kingdom impact. They discuss the 10 different predictions that Doug believes will affect the church in the next 10 years and the changing landscape of our ministry and leadership. There are no quick fixes to innovation and mission in the church in Pre or Post Covid times only incremental ones founded on Jesus.

Less is More: Innovation and the Church by Doug Paul by Center Church Richmond

Doug Paul challenges us to think through what God is after in us as His body in East End of Richmond. He presented the ideas then asked for questions and comments from the brothers and sisters.

Breakthrough ideas with Doug: How does a church begin as an accidental church plant? If the Kingdom of God were to come to your town, would it look like your church? Is a church a church until they hold their first worship service? How does a church formalize a public witness as the body of … Read More Read More

Guest: Doug Paul, director of outpatient services How can we better understand cravings and how they evolve throughout the recovery journey, instead of just assuming they’ll naturally disappear? We’ll answer this with Foundations Atlanta outpatient treatment director Doug Paul on this episode of Recovery Unscripted. If you’d like to talk with an admissions coordinator about the treatment options at Foundations Atlanta and other Foundations programs, please call anytime at 855-823-2141 or email admissions@frnmail.com.   For more about Recovery Unscripted, visit http://recoveryunscripted.org For more about Foundations Atlanta, visit http://foundationsrecoverynetwork.com/outpatient-treatment/foundations-atlanta-outpatient  Music from this episode: "Permanent" by David Condos - URL: http://davidcondos.com - "Relinquish" by Podington Bear - URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Rainy/Relinquish "Pineapple" by Podington Bear - URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Daydream/Pineapple_1620 "Associations" by Podington Bear - URL: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Carefree/Associations

In this episode, we sit down with Doug Paul, Pastor of Vision and Mobilization at East End Fellowship, to explore how it's not only possible to hear God's voice, but anyone can do it, even if they're not even sure what to think of God. We also hear stories from Christen, Kaylin, and Bethany, of how they experienced God. Have a story? You can leave a brief message at (804) 372-3836, or https://www.facebook.com/wheredidyouseeGod/ The music in this episode is "You'll walk, you'll run" by Urban Doxology, from their amazing album "Bread for the Journey." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheredidyouseegod/support

Doug & Paul going back to 1991 to review the film 'The Rocketeer'. This was directed by the same director of 'Captain America: The First Avenger' and stars Alan Arkin and Jennifer Connelly, both of which would go on to win Academy Awards. It's a fantasy/superhero movie well before they dominated the box office and it's loved by many. Will Paul and Doug put it in the Time Capsule? Which old Hollywood(land) stars will Doug impersonate? Which very popular movie does Doug believe was inspired by this film? Will Paul Sorvino play anything other than a mobster? All these answers and more await you!

It's the second episode of Time Capsule Movie Reviews as Doug & Paul go back to 1986 to review the Kurt Russell action/comedy 'Big Trouble in Little China' to find out if it is a lost treasure or simply better forgotten. Will this week's scene reenactment go better than last week's? What special guest interrupts our show? The answers to all of this and more await you!

It's the inaugural episode of Time Capsule Movie Reviews as Doug & Paul go back to 1989 to review the Tom Hanks horror/comedy 'The 'Burbs' to find out if it is a lost treasure or simply better forgotten. What was their favorite scene? How was the directing? The acting? The writing? Why is Corey Feldman even in this movie and what tweaked Paul less than five minutes into the film? What have they chosen for next week's film? All these answers and more await you in this week's episode!

The quality and accessibility of master data is a critical but often overlooked pillar of all successful procurement teams. Complex and difficult to master, it's often left to the side while we pursue "easier" transformation and improvement initiatives.  Technology is now opening up a new world of possibilities for converting seemingly disparate data into useable intelligence by taking new approaches - leading to more effective sourcing and category strategies. I’m joined on the show today to discuss the mastery of your master data by Doug Paul, a GM of Sourcing at General Electric's Global Operations Group. Doug has responsibility for developing, improving & standardizing shared sourcing processes, operations & tools across all of General Electric. I've got to know Doug well over the past 12 months - as you will hear in the interview, he is passionate about the role of procurement, but also the need to continually improve, challenge our assumptions, and to take control of our own destiny. Towards the end of our discussion, we also try out a new feature - the quickfire round.  I’d love to know if you think this should become a regular feature!

Erin Rose and Doug Paul lead us in our desire to follow the Lord completely. John 17:6-26 (ESV)“I have manifested your name to the people whom you gave me out of the world. Yours they were, and you gave them to me, and they have kept your word. Now they know that everything that you have given me is from you. For I have given them the words that you gave me, and they have received them and have come to know in truth that I came from you; and they have believed that you sent me. I am praying for them. I am not praying for the world but for those whom you have given me, for they are yours. All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one. While I was with them, I kept them in your name, which you have given me. I have guarded them, and not one of them has been lost except the son of destruction, that the Scripture might be fulfilled. But now I am coming to you, and these things I speak in the world, that they may have my joy fulfilled in themselves. I have given them your word, and the world has hated them because they are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.“I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me through their word, that they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me. The glory that you have given me I have given to them, that they may be one even as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may become perfectly one, so that the world may know that you sent me and loved them even as you loved me. Father, I desire that they also, whom you have given me, may be with me where I am, to see my glory that you have given me because you loved me before the foundation of the world. O righteous Father, even though the world does not know you, I know you, and these know that you have sent me. I made known to them your name, and I will continue to make it known, that the love with which you have loved me may be in them, and I in them.”

Here's the story, of a girl named Jamie, who packed up and moved from LA to Nashville. She lives with her two dogs, and her husband, and a last line that ends with 'ille'. Here's the story, of a guy named Doug/Paul, who was bringing up three very lovely girls. All of then had hair of brown, like their mother, the middle one has some curls. Follow Good Times Great Movies on Facebook & Twitter and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play or Stitcher.

Doug Paul and EEF Staff take a look at the chapter in Mark in which Jesus talks about marriage.

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Mike Breen and Doug Paul of 3DM discuss the importance of discipleship to releasing missional movements. Often people see discipleship as a disconnected reality to mission. In this workshop we'll look at the principles Jesus used to disciple people in mission and give you direction on how to do this yourself. In addition, we'll give stories from the United States and around the world along with practical insight on how using the discipleship vehicle of a Huddle has unleashed a missional movement.

1st Segment: JR WOODWARD, editor of "ViralHope: Good news from the Urbs to the Burbs (and everything in between)", published by Ecclesia Press (March 25, 2010) helps people and communities discover and live up to the sacred potential. He is the co-founder of Kairos Los Angeles, a network of churches in L.A. He is also co-founder of the Ecclesia Network and the Solis Foundation. The foreword was written by Scot McKnight and here are the contributors in the order they appear: Len Hjalmarson, JR Rozko, Brad Sargent, John Chandler, Sivin Kit, Brother Maynard, Danny Gutierrez, Dave Kludt, Kurt Fredrickson, Winn Collier, J.R. Briggs, Noel Heikkinen, Dustin James, Jim Pace, Erika Haub, AJ Sherrill, Andrew Perriman, Raffi Shahinian, Benjamin Sternke, Joey Tomassoni, Brian Hopper, David Fitch, Christine Sine, Jonathan Dodson, Jason Clark, Kathy Hanson, Alistair Johnson, Greg Larson, Brian Russell, Sonja Andrews, Jamie Arpin-Ricci, Nathan Colquhoun, Todd Hiestand, Doug Paul, Luis Fernando Batista, Even Hanson, John Santic, Mark Van Steenwyk, Ryan Bell, Joe Racek, Audrey Blumber, Tony Stiff, Maria Drews, Jason Coker, Matt Rogers, Andrew Bleyer, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Bob Hyatt, Jon Tyson and Christ Backert. (www.jrwoodward.com)

1st Segment: JR WOODWARD, editor of "ViralHope: Good news from the Urbs to the Burbs (and everything in between)", published by Ecclesia Press (March 25, 2010) helps people and communities discover and live up to the sacred potential. He is the co-founder of Kairos Los Angeles, a network of churches in L.A. He is also co-founder of the Ecclesia Network and the Solis Foundation. The foreword was written by Scot McKnight and here are the contributors in the order they appear: Len Hjalmarson, JR Rozko, Brad Sargent, John Chandler, Sivin Kit, Brother Maynard, Danny Gutierrez, Dave Kludt, Kurt Fredrickson, Winn Collier, J.R. Briggs, Noel Heikkinen, Dustin James, Jim Pace, Erika Haub, AJ Sherrill, Andrew Perriman, Raffi Shahinian, Benjamin Sternke, Joey Tomassoni, Brian Hopper, David Fitch, Christine Sine, Jonathan Dodson, Jason Clark, Kathy Hanson, Alistair Johnson, Greg Larson, Brian Russell, Sonja Andrews, Jamie Arpin-Ricci, Nathan Colquhoun, Todd Hiestand, Doug Paul, Luis Fernando Batista, Even Hanson, John Santic, Mark Van Steenwyk, Ryan Bell, Joe Racek, Audrey Blumber, Tony Stiff, Maria Drews, Jason Coker, Matt Rogers, Andrew Bleyer, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Bob Hyatt, Jon Tyson and Christ Backert. (www.jrwoodward.com)

This week we bring you a conversation with Doug Paul, the founder of Arctic Wolf Publishing, a small but mighty press. Doug started out as a writer, and he decided to turn his good fortune toward helping other writers get their break. Enjoy!