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On this episode, another two highlights from previous Christmas seasons that includes the first from remote location at Happy Glaze Donuts in Germantown TN with owner Rachel Davis and her husband Ryan. We talked about a unique partnership with Andrew Banker and his wife Savannah who are owners of 901 Roasted. One of the goals through their partnership is to plant churches in Mexico. Our show concludes by discovering the meaning of Hanukkah and how it points to the Messiah, as the Light of the World. Chad Holland who was formerly the congregation leader at Brit Hadassah, a messianic Jewish congregation, shared with us about the holiday with customs and traditions associated with the Jewish faith.

Born and raised in Greenville, Ms, Michael Jefferson is the founder of JeffBow Enterprises LLC starting in 2018. He began this journey as a master barber and in 2020 he moved to Memphis and stepped out on faith and formed 901 Barber Concierge, Memphis' only luxury mobile barbershop under JeffBow Enterprises LLC. Take a listen as Michael walks us through on WHY he began this new concept and some of the lessons he learned surrounding the competition within the hair and beauty industry. He also talks about how God has turned his life that was once filled with crime into a life of success and intention.On Sunday, September 25th, JeffBow Enterprises will launch their first BSNEM (barbers, stylists, nail techs, estheticians and mua) Industry Trade Show and Mixer at the Great Hall in Germantown TN. This is an all day event, hosted by Ena Esco of the Verbally Effective Podcast, that will highlight the industry professionals that usually get passed over for the big breaks.

Born and raised in Greenville, Ms, Michael Jefferson is the founder of JeffBow Enterprises LLC starting in 2018. He began this journey as a master barber and in 2020 he moved to Memphis and stepped out on faith and formed 901 Barber Concierge, Memphis' only luxury mobile barbershop under JeffBow Enterprises LLC. Take a listen as Michael walks us through on WHY he began this new concept and some of the lessons he learned surrounding the competition within the hair and beauty industry. He also talks about how God has turned his life that was once filled with crime into a life of success and intention. On Sunday, September 25th, JeffBow Enterprises will launch their first BSNEM (barbers, stylists, nail techs, estheticians and mua) Industry Trade Show and Mixer at the Great Hall in Germantown TN. This is an all day event, hosted by Ena Esco of the Verbally Effective Podcast, that will highlight the industry professionals that usually get passed over for the big breaks.

Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, Janie Day sits down with hearing care experts, Dr. Casie Keaton and Dr. Haleigh Freeman of Thrive Hearing & Tinnitus Solutions, as they discuss how they provide their patients with the best hearing care experience possible.Learn more about their services here: https://wehelpyouthrive.care/about/

Download the Germantown Chamber App built by bfac.comhttps://apps.apple.com/us/app/germantown-area-chamber/id999194804 About bfac.combfac.com is one of the fastest growing mobile app design & mass texting companies in the world, with clients in all 50 U-S States and a growing footprint around the world. They've been featured by media outlets around North America including NBC, ABC, FOX, CBS, The Business Journal, iHeart Media and Gannett Publishing.Today,  bfac.com has 48 U-S states as clients (the actual states themselves) and growing territories including Guam and Puerto Rico. They work with elected officials (From the Governor's office to the Attorney General) to the military (National Guard & AirNational Guard) to restaurants & convenience Stores (Mickey Mantle Steakhouse & 7-Eleven) to charities (Salvation Army, Folds of Honor & FCA) to major companies (Dell Computers & Michelin Tires) and churches (Billy Graham Ministries). They also work with a number of associations across the country (Bar Association, Home Builders Association & National Guard Officers Association). But while a number of fortune 500 companies use their services, the majority of our clients (over 90%) are small businesses. They are affordable and more than a million people use bfac.com technology around the world!bfac.com's focus is simple, help their clients reach their goals with proven strategy and cutting edge technology. They are passionate about helping their clients disrupt their markets and grow faster than ever. They provide each client with their own account manager; creating a personalized customer service experience from day one. Call or text 405-635-5651 to schedule a FREE consultation, and see for yourself how bfac.com can make an immediate impact on your business or organization. About Brad McMullanMcMullan is the founder and CEO of bfac.com, an international mobile technology company, that focuses on mobile app development, voice search technology, digital marketing & mass texting for businesses and organizations. Today, bfac.com has clients in all 50 states and has 48 U-S states as clients (the actual states themselves are clients of bfac.com) and also the territories of Guam & Puerto Rico. The award-winning technology company is currently used by more than a million people around the world. Some clients include Toyota, Michelin, Ozarka Water, Dell Computers, The Salvation Army, The National Guard and AMR.McMullan was honored for his business accomplishments by the Business Journal, when he was named to the prestigious "Tech 21" list and was named to the "Top in Tech" list of influential technology leaders. McMullan has also been named the Executive of the Year by the Madison County Chamber of Commerce. McMullan has also recently been selected by Harvard Business School, to participate in a special continuing education program on technology.                                                                                                                         McMullan is an active volunteer, serving on multiple national boards including the Salvation Army's National Advisory Board and 4WordWomen.org's National Board of Directors. McMullan also currently serves on the Board of Directors for Innovate Mississippi and recently finished serving on the Oklahoma State Chamber Board of Directors and a four-year term on the Madison County Business League Board of Directors. He has previously also served on the Make A Wish Board of Directors of Mississippi and the Arthritis Foundation Board of Directors in Mississippi. For his extensive community work, McMullan was recognized as the Community Advocate of the Year by New Horizon Church International. When he is not running his company or working in the community, McMullan can usually be found on the speaking circuit.  He was invited to speak at more than 70 events and conventions over the last few years including Google's Start Up Grind, The Crossing The Bridge Conference on Race Relations, The Conservation District's Annual Dinner, The Keller Williams Real Estate Annual Dinner, The Young Bankers Association Annual Conference, The Manufactured Housing Association Conference, The Oklahoma Marketing Association's Annual Luncheon, The Germantown Tennessee's Chamber of Commerce Annual Luncheon, The Independent Insurance Association of Oklahoma's Annual Conference, The FedEX e-Tech Conference, The Oklahoma Association on Associations Annual Conference, The Mississippi Economic Council's Annual Meeting, The Furniture Marketing Group's Annual Symposium at the Venetian in Las Vegas, The North American Rental Car Association's Convention at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and at the Better Business Bureau Regional Conference in Asheville, North Carolina. McMullan was also the keynote speaker for the Baptist Convention's Witnessing Through Media Awards. McMullan has been featured on NBC, FOX, ABC, CBS. iHeart Media and the Radio people.Before entering the business world and the speaking circuit, McMullan was known by many as an Award Winning Broadcast Journalist. McMullan won two Emmy Awards and has five Emmy nominations to his credit.  He also has won the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award and received multiple honors from the Associated Press.McMullan has interviewed a number of newsmakers including Former President Obama, Former President George W. Bush, Former Vice President Dick Cheney, the late Former President George H. Bush, the late Senator John McCain, J.C. Watts, Oliver North and Kelly Ripa.  McMullan's work has been featured on major news networks and in a number of newspapers around the world including the Washington Post.

Nikki Joe Olson, Corporate Resident Director for Avenida Watermarq, talks to Tim about the Residence Life culture of this active 55+ community! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#bostonfinisher #physiotherapist #fiftyplusfitness Joel is a life long runner , having covered over 67,000 lifetime running miles . He is a 8 time Boston marathon finisher, has competed in over 26 marathons. He is also a coach for a small team in Memphis called the Pilgrimage Track Club, and has penned articles for a local publication The Roadrunner for the past 7 years. Joel has been the medical director for the St. Jude Memphis Marathon for the first 2 years it was run. He also has been Race Director for many years for a charitable race called the Mug Mile in Germantown TN. We get to talk about performance, reframing priorities with age and importance of flexibility to stay injury free.

A "trajectory" is the path, progression, or line of development that something follows over time. As you think about your life up to this point, what has been your spiritual trajectory?

This is the second message in an ongoing series this summer on growing a culture of peacemaking in our lives, relationships, families, and church. Pastor Dan Werthman's message looks at what Jesus teaches in Matthew 7:1-5 about where making peace begins.

This is the first message in a series on growing a culture of peacemaking in our lives, relationships, families, and church. This message looks at what Jesus teaches in Luke 23:34 about where forgiveness begins. If you'd like to see this sermon's notes, please visit centralchurch.com/sermons, navigate to this message, and download the notes.

The Quilting Army stopped at Bumbletees (www.bumbletees.com), a quilt shop in Germantown, TN, where they talked about their business, and in particular their applique kits that they make. So very cute! There is also a FB live video on our Just Wanna Quilt FB group page. Join our group!

The Quilting Army stopped at Bumbletees (www.bumbletees.com), a quilt shop in Germantown, TN, where they talked about their business, and in particular their applique kits that they make. So very cute! There is also a FB live video on our Just Wanna Quilt FB group page. Join our group!

https://youtu.be/vYApUL9Nay4 This week on Lift Heavy Run Long® we sit down with a friend who has a unique perspective on the sport of trail running. Lorrie Williams, who has a unique bond with damn near everybody who has ever had a blister while running on a trail, has come to be known as The Queen of Crew. Lorrie, having a hatred for running herself, has found a spot for herself in the trail running community by helping to care for the needs of participants in ultra races as they stumble into aid stations, virtually unable to take care of themselves. Those who have been under Lorrie's care, speak of her as if she is some sort of mythical character who just sort of popped-up, changed their clothes, fed them, took care of their ailments, and then promptly and assertively kicked their asses out of the chair and forced them to get back to work. To know Lorrie is to have an ally. She sincerely wishes the best for all the participants in the endurance races and knows that there is generally more at stake, on a personal level, than meets the eye. She is a gift to the trail and ultra community and whether you run a seven-minute mile or seventeen, she is willing to do whatever she can to help you have your best experience at a trail or ultra event. Lorrie Williams is a native of Midtown Memphis but has called Germantown TN home for the last 20 years. She is a Stay at Home Wife and Mom of one motivated Ultra Trail Running husband and two ridiculously athletic children. She has been a jack of all trades, including bartender, ballet teacher, yoga assistant and was last gainfully employed as a Certified Dental Assistant. She enjoys yoga and writing; tolerates finding dirty socks in between couch cushions and cleaning up dog vomit. She is an unabashed history nerd and passionately bores her family with historical trivia about whatever she happens to be reading at the moment. Nicknames include “Running Anti Christ” and “Bad Ass Crew Chief”. She collects random injured animals as her side hustle.

Brian Williams and Sean Hilsdon were our guests on Lift Heavy Run Long® #67. They are organizing a trail race for October of next year, and we discuss what we can expect. I am probably looking forward to this race more than most because I know these guys personally, and I know the kind of fun, adventure, and excitement that they bring with them everywhere they go. This will be a big race and a well-run event. Big Hill Pond's 50/25K will have something for everyone. It will be run on October 20th 2018. The race will have 31 or 15.5 miles made up almost entirely of single track trail with only a little crushed gravel park road to help string out the competition. The race will feature a fire tower that you will have to climb, and a swamp boardwalk that is almost a half mile across. The history of the area comes from the local sheriff Buford Pusser, who is known for his virtual one-man war on moonshining, prostitution, gambling, and other vices along the Mississippi–Tennessee state line. The race will offer enough scenery and elevation for the most grizzled trail runner but should be doable for the first timer. A little bit about the organizers: Brian B Williams is a Financial Advisor for Raymond James.  He lives in Germantown TN with his wife Lorrie, son Adam, and daughter Virginia Grace.  Like many others out there he started running in his early 30’s to lose some weight and get back into shape.  He quickly found that running was something that he truly enjoyed and trail running quickly became his passion.  The Sylamore 50K was his first ultra marathon in 2012 and he has finished over 30 races of that distance or longer since.  He has run Ultras in multiple states and even finished Comrades in South Africa.   He is an active board member on the Memphis Runners Track Club, volunteers at MYA events, and participates in many other charities around town.  He loves the trail community and enjoys giving back.  He believes you should never say no to an adventure. Sean Hilsdon is civil engineer from Millington, TN who now lives in Southaven, MS with his wife April, two boys Mitchell and Garrett, and 6-week old baby girl Madison. He is an Eagle Scout that spent most of his youth in the outdoors and playing sports. He got into outdoor running in early 2014 in an attempt to quit smoking, lose weight, reduce stress, and lead a healthier lifestyle. He found accountability and friendship through running groups like the Desoto Runners Club, Full Motion Running & Cycling Shop, and Breakaway Running Store, which hold weekly group runs. From starting with his first 5k and now having several ultramarathons and triathlons under his belt, he owes all his success to God, family and friends. He is vice president of the North Mississippi Endurance Multisport Team and is looking forward to completing his first 50 miler in November 2017. He is already very excited about the upcoming 2018 season. He believes it’s a very fine balance between spending quality time with family and chasing down his athletic dreams, but hopes that it will motivate his family and friends to also strive for a better quality of life. His motto in life is try everything at least once and never quit under your own will!