Podcasts about great oaks

As a part of our Friends and Family Day at Great Oaks, Tim speaks to us from Mark 1, discussing the changed and sacrifices made by the disciples and apostles of Jesus.

We stopped in at Great Oaks in Cedar Lake to check out the chicken buffet and play a game of bingo. Enjoy!

CA Water Shutdown & Housing Market Updates | Elektricity Rates & Real Estate InsightsSome condos'In this episode, Vito discusses a planned water shutdown in Great Oaks, electricity rate hikes, and current real estate trends. He covers the impact on energy bills in various states, a forecast for the mortgage industry, and the employment decline in the mortgage sector. The video also highlights specific real estate listings in California, focusing on Cupertino, Mountain View, and San Jose, including detailed property descriptions and market trends. Additionally, Vito mentions the importance of a home inspection checklist and shares insights into the high cost of homeowner association (HOA) fees.States with the highest energy billsMortgage industry outlook trending up in 2025REO of the WeekHomes for sale near AppleMountain View home of the weekFREE HOME BUYER CHECKLIST HERE https://abitanogroup.com/HomebuyerchecklistHome Inspection CHECKLIST HERE https://abitanogroup.com/homeinspectionchecklist00:00 Water Shutoff Notice00:23 Electricity Rates Across States01:29 Mortgage Industry Trends01:54 Real Estate Market Insights03:33 Home Listings of the Week05:16 Distressed Properties Overview06:27 Current Housing Inventory08:21 Conclusion and Contact Information

As we begin our 40 Days of Prayer here at Great Oaks, we explore how God uses prayer to change us in our lives.

Tim Alsup, our preaching minister here at Great Oaks, speaks again on a series called "Church Matters". Is there a specific pattern for how the Church is to operate?

On Sunday nights the past three Sundays, Tim Alsup, our preaching minister here at Great Oaks, has taught a series from the book of Hosea. In this study, we look at just how much patience God had with the kingdom of Israel, and how that's consistent with us today.

Great Oaks, Iowa's first public charter high school, targeted at kids who have abandoned their education, will fill many needs.  The greatest need might be considered a workforce pipeline that equips these oft forgotten kids with skills to immediately plug them into jobs that build financial success and rewarding careers. Available as an option to anyone in the metro with transportation availability to its campus at Park Fair Mall, this tremendous resource will fill a very critical need not only for employers, but for students who just couldn't make the current educational system work for their needs. While its first campus is in Des Moines, the goal is to expand the model throughout Iowa. Hear the full show: https://iowapodcast.com/byam-and-farley-great-oaks-high-school   

Sunday evening sermon by Chase Surrell. Tonight is the teen area-wide worship here at Great Oaks! Chase brings us a lesson from one of Jesus' parables, reminding us what real obedience is all about...

Jacolby Suggs is a leader in education - he is the College Support Manager at Great Oaks Legacy Charter School, getting his Master's in Social Work at Rutgers, and serves as a DCS College Counselor. We talk about his passion for education, his ability to connect with others, and why he has dedicated his life to help students.

This special deep dive episode features Erin Fellars from Great Oaks Dentistry, a top-performing practice from Central Texas who has mastered patient retention and growth. Listen in as we learn:Their success with Facebook adsTips to make the patient experience even betterRetention efforts that bring automated referralsDropping insurance and its impactTheir process that has led to sky high treatment acceptance rates Automated processes that saves the practice timeReach out to Erin and Great Oaks Dental at: manager@greatoaksdentists.comSee a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: get.dentalintel.net/podcast

Tom Morris is back to share a powerful story about why big goals must be broken down into smaller steps. Remember, you will not become successful overnight. But if you focus on the next step … and then the next step … and then the next step, you will get there. Little things add up.Want ad-free episodes? Visit your App Store and download the Stitcher app. Join Stitcher Premium and listen to QOD commercial-free!Source: Tom Morris on True SuccessHosted by Sean CroxtonFollow me on Instagram

Raising our gifted children with Sara Troy and her guest Marie Delanote Meditation and awareness training allows us to find the place in our hearts and minds where we feel happy and trusting so that we can feel good again, in any situation, wherever we are, and as quickly as possible. Knowing how to regulate your emotions is a life skill and should be taught to all children. https://selfdiscoverymedia.com/2021/05/03/rg21-18-marie-delanote-acorns-to-great-oaks/

For more than two decades Harry Snyder, President and CEO (Superintendent) of Great Oaks Career Campuses, has been committed to ensuring that youth and adults are prepared with the competitive skills necessary for economic growth. Because he understands that this means business and education working together, he has become a major voice in workforce training. In 2014, the Great Oaks Board of Directors named Harry its fifth President and CEO. He is responsible for four campuses and career technical training for over 20,000 youth and 15,000 adults from 36 partnering school districts. Great Oaks is one of the largest career-technical school districts in the country, covering over 2,100 square miles in southwest Ohio. Great Oaks has been named a Cincinnati Enquirer Top Workplace for 7+ years. Harry has been acknowledged multiple times as a Cincy Magazine Power 100 recipient. He continues to hold many leadership roles in both professional and community organizations. He presently serves on Boards of Learn 21, High Aims, Christian Benevolent Association, Ohio Association of Career Tech Superintendents, Clermont County Chamber of Commerce, Clermont UC Advisory, and the FFA Agriculture Education Foundation. Harry holds a Master’s Degree in Vocational Education from Wright State University and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from the University of Cincinnati. Harry has resided in Southwest Ohio his entire life. Presently he resides outside of Batavia with his wife Janet; he has two daughters and one son. www.greatoaks.com

"Ash Wednesday is the beginning of the work, the tilling of the soil, the planting of the seeds. We find ourselves covered with a layer of dust, dirt, ash as this season begins with the hope of something new growing in us and in spite of us."What does Ash Wednesday mean to you?//“From dust you came and to dust you will return.”Genesis 3:19//This episode was written, recorded, and produced by Rev. Jim Keat. Background tracks include Button Mushrooms by Podington Bear and Autumn by Great Oaks.Visit www.trcnyc.org/BeStillAndGo to listen to more episodes from all five seasons of Be Still and Go.Visit www.trcnyc.org/Donate to support this podcast and other digital resources from The Riverside Church that integrate spirituality and social justice.Rev. Jim Keat is the Digital Minister at The Riverside Church. Visit www.trcnyc.org/online to find out more about Riverside's online content and visit www.JimKeat.com to find out more about Rev. Jim Keat.

Chris Patek is a Principal and Architect at MSA Design, a nationally renowned design practice based in the Midwest. As a senior leader in MSA's Education and Transportation markets, Chris has led teams on many of the firms' award winning design projects including recent work with the Great Oaks Career Campus System, Mariemont City Schools, and Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority. He is passionate about work that elevates and engages the community. In addition to his project roles, he is instrumental in elevating the firms' level of design and project execution and also integral in the onboarding of new team members. Chris was raised just outside of Toledo, and has practiced in firms across the world including both coasts of the United States and in Zimbabwe. Chris is active in his community having previously served as President the American Institute of Architects Cincinnati Chapter and as a Scoutmaster and youth sports coach. He resides on the east side of Greater Cincinnati with his wife Kelly and sons Ben & Owen. www.msaarch.com

Michael Collins is Senior Vice President of global consulting practice JS Held. Michael has worked as a Principal in Charge, Project Executive, Pre-Construction Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, and designer for local, regional, and national Ownership Groups. Michael Collins has nearly 20 years of experience in the design and construction industry. At J.S. Held, Michael leads the Owner’s Representation and Project Support Services practice service markets such as healthcare, mixed-use development, multi-family, commercial office and retail, educational, private, and public works engagements. His practice area provides services include estimating, budgeting and budget management, scheduling, project representation, construction monitoring as well as quality control throughout the project. A proud 6th generation West Side Cincinnatian, he graduated from the Great Oaks Career Campus System, Cincinnati State Technical & Community College, and the University of Cincinnati. He's a husband and father of three and engaged in his community as a youth sports coach. www.jsheld.com

Bennett Byerley launched Verb Energy with three friends out of a dorm room at Yale, cooking and delivering caffeinated bars to friends for studying. From there, they’ve scaled their business to target precisely what their customers want – personalized communications and ordering via text, flexible and easy to use subscription models, and exciting new flavors and have no intention of stopping. Verb Energy is a text-to-order energy brand that delivers healthy, tasty energy bars with the same amount of caffeine as a shot of espresso, but through all-natural ingredients, straight to your doorstep. At the core of the brand is the belief that there is nothing more powerful than human energy and that when a person feels their best, they can do amazing things. They started Verb to make people feel incredible by delivering energy in a healthy, convenient, and delightful way. Now, they are striving to change the way people get their energy and bring more humanity to how companies interact with people. I invited Bennett onto the podcast to share his inspirational tech startup story, which began in a Yale dorm room. I also learn how they’ve scaled their business to target precisely what their customers want – personalized communications and order via text, flexible and easy to use subscription models, and exciting new flavors and have no intention of stopping. The Boston-based startup has raised more than $5 million from Global Founders Capital, with Nebari Ventures, Great Oaks, Supernode Ventures, FJ Labs, Kevin Ryan, and other strategic angel investors.

Rajaie Batniji is the cofounder of Collective Health which is a company providing an alternative to traditional health insurance. The company has raised over $430 million. Their lineup of tier-one investors includes Softbank, DFJ Growth, Life Financial, Google Ventures, NEA, Formation 8, Great Oaks, RRE Ventures, Signatures Capital, Maverick Ventures, Redpoint, Oakhouse Partners, S28 Capital, MSA Capital, and Green Bay Ventures.

Rajaie Batniji is the cofounder of Collective Health which is a company providing an alternative to traditional health insurance. The company has raised over $430 million. Their lineup of tier-one investors includes Softbank, DFJ Growth, Life Financial, Google Ventures, NEA, Formation 8, Great Oaks, RRE Ventures, Signatures Capital, Maverick Ventures, Redpoint, Oakhouse Partners, S28 Capital, MSA Capital, and Green Bay Ventures.

Jeremy Pettit, Great Oaks, Super Service Saturday. Free family fun is on the agenda for Super Service Saturday. The free annual event at the Live Oaks Career Campus on Buckwheat Road in Milford returns April 13th from 11 am-2 pm. The popular event features activities and fun for the community organized by the teachers and students of Live Oaks.

In this episode, Austin & Chris sit down to talk about recent trips that Great Oaks students & men took to Miracle Camp. This camp is a place with a long history of changing lives. Hope you enjoy a glimpse into what it's like to go to Camp for a weekend. Better yet...make plans to go yourself in the future! Just visit www.miraclecamp.com to learn more and register for an upcoming camp experience.

In Episode 006 we interview Dawn Weinman who is a Great Oaks member and participant in two of our key international initiatives - Basque & Peru. Once you listen to her story, you won't be surprised why her heart is drawn towards the international community. This is one episode you will definitely need to listen to twice to catch all of her story. [Note: Be sure to listen all the way through. We added some post-episode fun ... a portion of our mic test!]

In Episode 005 we interview Fabiano Rivera - Associate Pastor of Creative Arts. Almost everybody at Great Oaks know Fabiano from his work on-stage Sunday morning and throughout the week with the Youth Bands, but they probably don't know the rest of his story. Looking forward to sharing about his childhood, his college years, his early years in ministry and his experiences in Peru. And yes...you'll understand the title of this episode once you listen!

In Episode 004, we interview two Great Oaks college students who recently traveled to Peru to serve our missionaries through a unique opportunity. Some people would say the members of this team were just "glorified babysitters" for a week, but we think you'll understand they were so much more than babysitters once you listen. Hope you enjoy!

Quote of the week: Benjamin Franklin - "Little strokes, fell great oaks". Work of the week: Perspicuous ____________________________________________ This is part 1 from Programme 14 of 2018/19 season - first broadcast on January 18th and presented by Ted Mellamphy, Paul O’Mahony & Moira O'Brien The show is in four parts and usually has this format: (1) Introducing a “Thought for the Week” and a “Word of the Week” together with general conversation arising out of these two topics. Published at 4pm on Fridays. (2) Either an Interview, the recording of a speech or external media. Published at 4pm on Saturdays. (3) Discussion on a topic usually led by Paul. Published at 4pm on Sundays. (4) Discussion on a topic usually led by Moira. Published at 4pm on Mondays Contact us : email: "info@irishtalkers.com" Website: "www.irishtalkers.com" Facebook: "Talk show for talkers" Magazine: "Public Speaking Weekly" on www.irishtalkers.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/irish-talkers/message

For our inaugural podcast we interview Pastor Branden Lambiase who has served the last three years as Associate Student Pastor for Great Oaks. He is making a transition in careers to become a police officer. Listen in as Chris Genders & Austin Lewandowski interview Branden as their first guest!

Carole speaks with Dan Snyder, President and CEO of Great Oaks, about the labor shortage and how we can prepare our children for the future. Based in Cincinnati, Great Oaks is one of the largest career and technical education districts in the United States. For more information, visit www.weloveschoolspodcast.com.    

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Acorns to Great Oaks: Meditations for Children (BUT Adults like them too) is intended to help parents teach their children how to become aware of their wonderful world. The book aims to show their connection to our beautiful planet and how they can find strength and happiness in even the most stressful situations by accessing the power of meditation.  The book is also available with a CD. In our ever-changing world children need to have tools to help them cope with life’s challenges. Acorns to Great Oaks: Meditations for Children (Findhorn Press, May 2017, $14.99) is a beautifully illustrated book of 22 meditations for children designed to help kids deal with their own emotions and find confidence, peace and happiness within so they can easily apply ‘coping mechanisms’ into real life. As many of us grow into adulthood we develop bad habits and poor ways of dealing with stress and anger. We can however, if we chose, learn good habits like how to relax, trust, breath consciously and find peace inside. One of the best ways to do that of course is through meditation. If children learn how to meditate ad become aware of a place in their hearts and minds where they can feel happy and trusting they can find peace in any situation. The book also demonstrates the power of visualization, through the creation of specific pictures in children’s minds to help them control how they feel about certain situations, what’s happening around them and where they want to be in their lives.  

Welcome to episode 66 of the final surge podcast where we welcome back Coach Jay Johnson. Jay was the very first guest back in episode 1. In this interview we covered two very distinct topics, we talked about his site High School Running Coach and his upcoming clinic which has a fantastic lineup, and we also talked about his Simple Marathon Training Book and marathon training and fueling. We decided to break it up into two episodes as they were distinctly different. So in this episode, we will be talking about his high school training clinic which Final Surge will be a sponsor. If you have any interest in learning from the best coaches in the country, you will want to be there, and it is very affordable. The Lineup: You have John O'Malley - Sandburg (IL)  his boy Dylan Jacobs lead much of the race and is now on his way to the Footlocker National Race. Dan Iverson Naperville North (IL) - Girls coach who’s girl’s team created one of the most dramatic moments when they came from way back to come within 5 points of knocking of Fayetteville Manilas. Doug Soles of Great Oaks who’s boys came in 6th and girls came in 8th. Jonathan Dalby - Mountain Vista whos boys came in 3rd and girls in 6th. Then Joan Hunter who was our guest here in episode 64 who lead Loudoun Valley’s boy's team not only to a perfect score at their state meet but also a national championship. Can you tell us a little about how this came together? What topics will they be covering? 5 of the best coaches in the country, it is amazing that these top coaches are sharing and not trying to keep anything a secret. Jay also talks about why coaches should stick around after the clinic is over on Saturday night and maybe even for Sunday morning. Resources CoachJayJohnson@gmail.com CoachJayJohnson.com Twitter @CoachJayJohnson Instagram @CoachJayJohnson  Boulder Running Clinic

Learn Australian English in this Expression episode of The Aussie English Podcast where I teach you how to use the expression LITTLE STROKES FELL GREAT OAKS.

On Sunday, Pastor Jake talked about Kingdom Builders for the second week. Building God’s Kingdom is about global missions, local church expansion, and compassion ministry. We want everyone in our church to step up and be a Kingdom Builder by committing to 1) serve in a ministry at Great Oaks; 2) serve in a compassion ministry outside of Great Oaks; and 3) give financially to the Kingdom Builders Fund in a one-time gift and a monthly gift (above and beyond normal tithe). After Pastor Jake explained this, we were able to hear from some people in our church that are already building God’s kingdom in significant ways: Mike Hasselbusch, Kristen Springer. Kevin & Debbie Rauh, Lizzy Blanchard, and Justin Rauh. http://bible.com/events/301759

On Sunday, Pastor Jake talked about Kingdom Builders for the second week. Building God’s Kingdom is about global missions, local church expansion, and compassion ministry. We want everyone in our church to step up and be a Kingdom Builder by committing to 1) serve in a ministry at Great Oaks; 2) serve in a compassion ministry outside of Great Oaks; and 3) give financially to the Kingdom Builders Fund in a one-time gift and a monthly gift (above and beyond normal tithe). After Pastor Jake explained this, we were able to hear from some people in our church that are already building God’s kingdom in significant ways: Mike Hasselbusch, Kristen Springer. Kevin & Debbie Rauh, Lizzy Blanchard, and Justin Rauh. http://bible.com/events/301759

On Sunday, Pastor Jake introduced a new Great Oaks initiative called “Kingdom Builders”. Before he got into the nuts and bolts of that though, he taught on the concept of “the Kingdom of God”. Jesus taught on the Kingdom of God (or Heaven) more than any other topic. In our American culture, though, it can sometimes be difficult to understand the idea of a “kingdom”. Kingdom just means “the King’s domain.” So in one sense, everywhere is God’s Kingdom. It’s all His. But in another sense...not so much. Pastor Jake used the phrase “already, but not yet.” There is this cosmic war that started with Satan’s rebellion in heaven. God has already won that war. That happened on the cross. But the culmination (realization; manifestation) of His Kingdom will not take place until Jesus returns. Already...but not yet. The wide angle and the close-up. We live in between. The war is won, but the battle is still being fought from our perspective and souls hang in the balance. There are two kingdoms (Colossians 1:12-14): the dominion of darkness and the Kingdom of God’s Son. The Kingdom of God is not just something coming “one day”. Jesus said it’s upon us, near us, and among us. http://bible.com/events/298284

On Sunday, Pastor Jake introduced a new Great Oaks initiative called “Kingdom Builders”. Before he got into the nuts and bolts of that though, he taught on the concept of “the Kingdom of God”. Jesus taught on the Kingdom of God (or Heaven) more than any other topic. In our American culture, though, it can sometimes be difficult to understand the idea of a “kingdom”. Kingdom just means “the King’s domain.” So in one sense, everywhere is God’s Kingdom. It’s all His. But in another sense...not so much. Pastor Jake used the phrase “already, but not yet.” There is this cosmic war that started with Satan’s rebellion in heaven. God has already won that war. That happened on the cross. But the culmination (realization; manifestation) of His Kingdom will not take place until Jesus returns. Already...but not yet. The wide angle and the close-up. We live in between. The war is won, but the battle is still being fought from our perspective and souls hang in the balance. There are two kingdoms (Colossians 1:12-14): the dominion of darkness and the Kingdom of God’s Son. The Kingdom of God is not just something coming “one day”. Jesus said it’s upon us, near us, and among us. http://bible.com/events/298284

On Sunday, Pastor Jake wrapped up our “Neighboring” series with week 6 – Neighboring Church. We’ve talked over the last 5 weeks about taking the Great Commandment to love our neighbors as ourselves literally – to reach out to our actual neighbors individually. But what would it look like to not just be a neighboring person or family, but to be a neighboring church? What would it look like to do this individually and collectively (as Great Oaks)? After all, what is the true fruit of a church? Is it disciples or disciple-making churches? Just like God has sovereignly and providentially placed you and your family next to your neighbors, so has He placed us (as a church) next to our neighboring communities. These are towns and cities we currently out of our reach. God expects us to multiply – to reproduce ourselves in other communities in order to reach people in whose lives we currently have no influence. When we read the book of Acts, it becomes clear that this was God’s plan. https://www.bible.com/events/294292

Children's Corner: Acorns to Great Oaks; Meditations for Children with Marie Delanote Acorns to Great Oaks – Meditations for Children helps children to become and stay aware of the world around them, aware of their own fabulousness, aware of energy, aware of their thoughts and feelings influencing their lives and that of others, aware of their connection with this beautiful planet we live on, and aware of how they can change anything for the better, easily and quickly, in order to create trust, strength and happiness. We are creatures of habit. If we can pick up 'bad' habits (stress, anger), we can also be taught good habits.  We need to teach children how to manage their own behavior instead of having others manage it for them. Meditation and being aware is coming to a place within your heart and mind where you feel happy and trusting so you can feel very good again, in and after any situation, wherever you are and as quickly as possible. Making specific pictures in the mind helps with this. It teaches children power and control over how they feel, what's happening and where they want to be in life! Acorns to Great Oaks – Meditations for Children contains 22 short meditations to help children on their way, so they can then easily apply 'coping mechanisms' into real life. Click here to purchase this book from Amazon.com ************************************************* For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html

Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.

Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.

Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.

Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.

As we look for opportunities to share the love of God with the world we are looking forward to how the youth and adults at Great Oaks are stepping out to make that happen. Listen to hear of the outreach taking place at Great Oaks.

As we look for opportunities to share the love of God with the world we are looking forward to how the youth and adults at Great Oaks are stepping out to make that happen. Listen to hear of the outreach taking place at Great Oaks.

Finding our place in God's story together. From the pulpit to Children's Ministry to Student Ministry, and everything in between, the entire Great Oaks family is discovering God's story in a brand new way this year. Throughout the fall of 2012 and into the new year of 2013, our goal as a church is for each one of us to find our place in His story by discovering the Bible in a new way. Our tool guiding us through the Bible is the book The Story. The Story is organized into 31 chapters and takes readers on a chronological journey of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.

Finding our place in God's story together. From the pulpit to Children's Ministry to Student Ministry, and everything in between, the entire Great Oaks family is discovering God's story in a brand new way this year. Throughout the fall of 2012 and into the new year of 2013, our goal as a church is for each one of us to find our place in His story by discovering the Bible in a new way. Our tool guiding us through the Bible is the book The Story. The Story is organized into 31 chapters and takes readers on a chronological journey of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.

Philosopher and business thinker Tom Morris emphasizes living the “little by little” philosophy. The most effective way to accomplish your BIG GOALS is to divide them into manageable objectives and milestones, and then take consistent action on them. Little things add up.Source: Tom Morris on True SuccessHosted by Sean Croxton Follow me on InstagramSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-quote-of-the-day-show-daily-motivational-talks/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands