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Joe Donaldson teaching on Nehemiah 9:6-14. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:1. In what ways are you similar to the people of Jerusalem who turned away from their commitments to God?2. What character trait of Nehemiah do you admire most? How can you apply that trait in your own life?3. Is there a "broken-down wall" in your life that you are currently working on or considering rebuilding? What leadings, convictions, or resources has God provided to guide you in this task?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Nehemiah 8:1-9. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:1. As a child, what was your favorite piece of playground equipment?2. Which of the four stages best describes you today? Has it always been this way? What has most impacted this understanding? What would God have you do with this idea?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Nehemiah 6:1-16. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:In what area of your life might someone say, “Don't you fear God?”What has stood out to you as a help or hindrance in getting a task done in your life?What is a “great task” you are facing in your life right now?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Nehemiah 4:1-14. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:What has been your typical response to resistance in your life?Can you recall a time when resistance or opposition had a positive impact on you?What new thought or insight struck you today about how you respond to resistance?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Nehemiah 3:1-8. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:How does “losing” usually affect you?What lesson have you learned in life through losing or failure?What is a “wall” that you are helping to rebuild or that you feel led to rebuild? Why do you think God is leading you in that way?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Revelation 21:1-4. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Of everything we discussed about what will or won't be in heaven, what stood out to you the most? Why?What has most impacted (positively or negatively) your thirst for God?How does your future eternal life shape the way you live today?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Acts 1:7-9 & Acts 2:1-4.
Joe Donaldson teaching on John 1:14 & John 4:21-24. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:· What is the box that others have put you in? How has that impacted your life?· If you are honest with yourself, what has been your predominant box for God?· What aspect of God do you sense Him inviting you to experience so you might have a “bigger” God?**You can find out more information or sign up for Kurt Sauder Freedom Appointment, here.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 2 Chronicles 7:1-3. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:1. Which view is most influential within you, God's power and judgement or His love and grace? How has that affected you in your relationship with God?2. Do you find it easier to glorify God or enjoy Him forever? Do you care to change?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Numbers 9:15-18. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:What did you think of first in today's passage? Provision Guidance PresenceWhen have you experienced God's leading in your life? Why did you think it was God's leading?What line from Psalm 23 most resonates with you?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Psalm 23:5-6. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:What are the “enemies” you most need Gods presence with ?What direction does your cup tend to point toward? The world? Yourself? Others? God?Which of the I phrases do you most desire to experience more?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Psalm 23:5-6. Below are discussion questions from his teaching:What are the “enemies” you most need Gods presence with ?What direction does your cup tend to point toward? The world? Yourself? Others? God?Which of the I phrases do you most desire to experience more?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Psalm 23:4.
Joe Donaldson teaching on Psalm 23:1-3. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Who, or what, is God's biggest competition for being your shepherd? What would be the best thing about having no want? In these first three verses, what stood out to you as being something you really need to apply to your life?
Below are discussion questions from Joe's teaching: Are you confident in your salvation? If yes, does it give you happiness? Why or why not? What have you used as your refuge in life? Have you ever experienced God as your refuge? What was that like? On a scale of 1-10, with 1 being very low regard and 10 being very high regard, how do you regard the weak?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Kings 19:9-18. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Have you ever experienced God as a still small voice? Describe that experience? What word would you use to describe the journey you have been on? How would you answer God if He asked you, "What are you doing here?"
Joe Donaldson Thanksgiving weekend teaching. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What is your favorite part of Thanksgiving? What part of the Sukkot festival would be a good addition to your life? Jesus is the source of "living water" and He is "the light of the world." Which of those titles best fits your need today? * The video Joe references is found on YouTube, What is sukkot? by chabad.*
The celebrations for Mayor Unders' continue: a man stands against all those who would dare to take his reserved seat at the parade; a family have won a free TV as part of the celebrations; the SWAT team try to stop anyone with the audacity to celebrate their own birthday on the Mayor's big day.Part 1 & 2 featured: Patrick Meier, Laura Conlon, Kieran Sands, Amelia Price, Eoghan Fox, Eddie Goodwin & Declan King.Season 3 will begin in March 2025, and in the meantime, there will be some sporadic Christmas and special episodes going out here and there. If you've enjoyed the last year of Dunbracken, please rate it on your podcast player, and share it with a friend you think may enjoy it!Thank you to all those who called in to give their opinions on the mayor: Marcus Keeley; Gerard Donnelly; Kit Reese; James Geddes; Paul Mone; Claire Nugent, David McCauley, Katie Thompson, Joe Donaldson, James Fulton, John Close, Adam Crossan & Aaron Marshall.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Kings 19:1-8. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Which is more likely to challenge you, the fear of man or the frustration over unmet expectations? Why? What is the most impactful aspect of God's response to Elijah in your mind? Why? If you had a chance to sit down with Elijah at the end of this passage, what would you want to say to him?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Kings 18:41-46. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What aspects of God stood out to you in our summary? Why? Have you experienced unanswered or slowly answered prayer? How did it impact you? What character trait of Elijah stood out to you from today's passage, and how could you apply it in your life?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Kings 18:1-18. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Unfortunately, we are tempted to be like King Ahab. Which of his character flaws is most tempting to you? Seeking power Valuing possessions over people Blaming others for your problems What do you see as your greatest realm of influence to impact others? Who do you see in your life as someone you need to protect and provide for?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Kings 17:17-24. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Recall difficult times in your life, were you either drawn to God or ran from Him? Have you ever had someone carry your burden for you? How did you experience that? Which of Elijah's actions seems most relevant to you personally today?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Kings 17:1-7. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: How would you best complete the sentence, you cannot fully understand me without knowing... Can you think of a time that God has provided for you in a surprising way? In this passage, Elijah lived out the hymn, "Trust and Obey." What area of your life is calling you to do the same?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Romans 12:14-21. * Audio clip one* From CBS Evening News, On The Road with Steve Hartman. Aired April 15th 2016. Crooked cop paired with man he framed. *Audio clip two* From I am Second. From 2016. Crooked cop paired up with a man he framed, story of Jameel McGee and Andrew Collins.
Joe Donaldson teaching on Romans 12:11-13. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What is something you need God's help to remain diligent and passionate for? Which of these phrases feels like an invitation from God to trust Him more? Be joyful in hope Patient in affliction Faithful in prayer How have you experienced generosity or hospitality from someone else? How did it impact you?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Romans 12:9-10. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What is an aspect of love that God is leading you to? What is something you feel led to hate more? What will that look like? What is something or someone, you feel led to cling to more? Imagine meeting each person as if they were Jesus Christ.
Joe Donaldson teaching on Romans 12:6-8. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Name at least one way that you are totally unique to everyone else in your group? Can you identify a spiritual gift in your life? How has knowing that impacted your life? Why do you think so many Christians spend so little time pursing and using their spiritual gift(s)?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Romans 12:1-2. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Why do we struggle to take spiritual warnings and opportunities seriously? If Paul wrote a letter to us today, (First Louisvillians) what parts of our culture might he most be concerned with us being conformed to? What belief about God or yourself are you coming to believe needs to be renewed?
Joe Donaldson teaching on Romans 12:1-2. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Which of the three transformations (Salvation, Sanctification or Glorification) are you typically most focused on? Which aspect of renewing your mind that was mentioned today, really caught your attention? Why? What attitude or area of your mind do you feel God most wanting to renew?
Speed dating: one of nature's greatest marvels. Chriostyione goes through the gauntlet.Produced & edited by Conleth McVeigh. For more information on the podcast, follow @dunbrackenpod on instagram.Featuring: Patrick Meier, Laura Conlon, Gerard Donnelly, Kieran Sands, Rachel Coulter, Kate Thompson, Adam Crossan, Joe Donaldson and Conor McNally.Opening and end credits by Conor Mallon, check out his full album, Unearthed, on Spotify now.
Three brothers help run their fathers filling (gas) station; a new signal is picked up on the Trucker FM; and a fountain pen goes missing at the police station. Produced & edited by Conleth McVeigh. For more information on the podcast, including the weekly Dunbracken Newsletter, follow @dunbrackenpod on instagram. Featuring: Patrick Meier, Laura Conlon, Kieran Sands, Luke Benson, John Close, Eddie Goodwin, Rachel Coulter, Adam Crossan, Min Witts, and Joe Donaldson. Opening and end credits by Conor Mallon, check out his full album, Unearthed, on Spotify now.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 16. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Paul tells us to be alert, what is something you have failed to be alert to in the past? Paul tells us to be courageous, what is an area of your life today where you need to show courage? Who is a "Stephanas" in your spiritual journey?
The eve of the annual ring off is here; a potted plant appears in a driveway; some students camp out under the stars to earn their Duke of Edinburgh award. Produced & edited by Conleth McVeigh. For more information on the podcast follow @dunbrackenpod on instagram. Guests this episode were: Patrick Meier, Marcus Keeley, Laura Conlon, Eddie Goodwin, Rachel Coulter, Joe Donaldson, Kate Thompson, David McCauley & Aaron Marshall. Opening and end credits by Conor Mallon, check out his full album, Unearthed, on Spotify now.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 15. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: In our discussion of Paul's description of the Gospel in four phrases, what point stood out to you as very important? If someone were to ask you why believing in Christ's resurrection is important, how would you reply? In the conclusion, we created our own creed regarding our own relationship with God. Share your personal creed with your group., highlighting the key points.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 14. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What part of a worship service do you find to be most effective in building up those present? What aspects of the Corinthian worship do you think you would find very positive? What aspect of their service do you think you would struggle with? What is your main take away from our discussion on women “speaking” in the church?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 13:1-13. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Why do you think most Christians do not pursue or value love as much as the Bible encourages? Which aspect of love described in this chapter is most convicting to you? Why? If, through God's power, you were able to love twice as well as you do now: how would it impact your life? What stops you from prioritizing being more loving?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 13:1-13. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Why do you think most Christians do not pursue or value love as much as the Bible encourages? Which aspect of love described in this chapter is most convicting to you? Why? If, through God's power, you were able to love twice as well as you do now: how would it impact your life? What stops you from prioritizing being more loving?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 12:12-31. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: When it comes to the Church, do you need to be encouraged that you are a vital part or reminded that you are dependent on others? Can you think of a time when a fellow Christian mourned with you or rejoiced with you? How did that impact you? What is one specific way you can apply this passage to your own life, even though the setting is radically different?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 12:1-11. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: How do you feel God most often “speaks” to you? What stands out to you regarding the phrase, “Jesus is Lord?” What does the subject of Spiritual Gifts do to you: Confuse you Excite you Challenge you Something else
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 11. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What distracts you from focusing on God in your day-to-day life? To the people closest to you, when it comes to them seeing God more clearly, are you: A distraction A help A non-factor How does today's passage impact how you view communion?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 10. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Can you recall something you were ignorant of in your Christian journey? Paul uses the example of the Jews in the wilderness to warn the Corinthians of idolatry, sexual immorality, testing God and grumbling. Which of these are the greatest temptation for you? How has another believer built you up in your life?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 9:19-27. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: How have you "become all things to all men" to positively impact someone else for God? Or how have you seen someone else do this for you? In this season of your life, what do you sense God has (or is) leading you to sacrifice for His Kingdom?
Mal rents an hour of studio time to promote his dying business; Some locals take in the sights at the scenic outlook; and the town fair is only one week away! Produced & edited by Conleth McVeigh. Guests this episode were: Patrick Meier, Laura Conlon, Gerard Donnelly, Kieran Sands, Eoghan Fox & Eddie Goodwin, Rachel Coulter, Adam Crossan, Min Witts, and Joe Donaldson. Opening and end credits by Conor Mallon, check out his full album, Unearthed, on Spotify now. For more information on the podcast, including the weekly Dunbracken Newsletter, follow @dunbrackenpod on instagram.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 8:1-13. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Which do you pursue more in life; having knowledge (being right) or seeking to love others? Why? How have you seen the negative impact of knowledge "puffing up" someone? When has someone else's faith been a stumbling block to you, or when you have been a stumbling block to others.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 7:1-16.
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 5:1-13. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: What are some things that we can boast about as Christians, that we should instead grieve? Are you more likely to be too tolerant with those close to you or too condemning? How has that impacted them? What is a positive take away from this passage?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 2:10-16. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: Which member of the Trinity are you most drawn to? Why? Can you think of a time that you felt the Spirit's guidance or conviction in your life? How did you respond to it? What do you think would be helpful in becoming more aware of the Spirit's influence in your life?
Joe Donaldson teaching on 1 Corinthians 1:10-18. Below are discussion questions from his teaching: 1. When it comes to divisions in the church, are you a: A. A Divider B. A Protector - fighting division C. A Healer - bringing the divided back together D. None of the above 2. In your own words how would you define the Gospel? How has it impacted you personally? 3. What is something you find yourself being tempted to trust in, instead of the gospel of Jesus Christ?
Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth was written between 53-55 A.D. At that time, the City of Corinth was the capital of the Roman province of Achaia (modern day south-central Greece). It's geographical and geopolitical positioning made it a favorable stop for trade. Thus, the people of Corinth were no strangers to wealth, prestige, and power. During his second missionary journey (Acts 18), Paul founded the church of Corinth. He spent about eighteen months there teaching them the Gospel of Jesus Christ and how they should live in light of the Good News. Paul eventually moved on but made it a habit to write letters to and revisit the churches he had planted.
Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth was written between 53-55 A.D. At that time, the City of Corinth was the capital of the Roman province of Achaia (modern day south-central Greece). It's geographical and geopolitical positioning made it a favorable stop for trade. Thus, the people of Corinth were no strangers to wealth, prestige, and power. During his second missionary journey (Acts 18), Paul founded the church of Corinth. He spent about eighteen months there teaching them the Gospel of Jesus Christ and how they should live in light of the Good News. Paul eventually moved on but made it a habit to write letters to and revisit the churches he had planted.
The foundation of a home determines its ability to endure the test of time. Jesus taught that our lives are the same way. In his parable of the wise and foolish builders we see how easily one's life can be built on unstable ground. When the storms of life come, and they always do, it's only the house on a firm foundation that will stand.
When we mess up, we are quick to receive forgiveness. When someone offends or hurts us, our tendency is to force them to earn our forgiveness. Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant challenges human nature. We'll see that receiving the grace of God requires us to restore others who've wronged us.
In the professional world, you typically get paid based on your production and value to a company. It may stand to reason then, that a renowned evangelist would deserve a greater portion of Heaven than someone who came to faith on their deathbed. This week's parable challenges our thinking by teaching the radical economics of the Kingdom of God.
Whether you grew up in the church or spent most of your life apart from Jesus, we are all equally dependent on the gracious love of God. Jesus tells a parable of a father and his two sons. One rebels and squanders his life while the other stays at home working for his father. As we mine the depths of arguably Jesus' most famous parable, we'll see the heart of the Father and the various struggles we face as sons.
Whether you grew up in the church or spent most of your life apart from Jesus, we are all equally dependent on the gracious love of God. Jesus tells a parable of a father and his two sons. One rebels and squanders his life while the other stays at home working for his father. As we mine the depths of arguably Jesus' most famous parable, we'll see the heart of the Father and the various struggles we face as sons.
Whether you grew up in the church or spent most of your life apart from Jesus, we are all equally dependent on the gracious love of God. Jesus tells a parable of a father and his two sons. One rebels and squanders his life while the other stays at home working for his father. As we mine the depths of arguably Jesus' most famous parable, we'll see the heart of the Father and the various struggles we face as sons.
It's easy to love people who share your beliefs, make your life easier, and are a joy to be around. But what about people who don't fit this description? How do we love people who hold different religious positions, are impossible to please, or have nothing to offer you? How should we interact with them, if at all? The parable of the Good Samaritan decisively answers that question.
As we eagerly wait for Jesus's return, He expects our lives to be marked by Gospel urgency and wise stewardship. This week's parable pictures three servants who are entrusted with different amounts of resources. As we'll see, what we do with what's been given to us matters greatly to the Lord.
Prayer is one of the simplest spiritual disciplines for us to practice, yet at the same time one of the most difficult. Jesus used a parable of two men to show the right posture for approaching God. It wasn't the religious elite who knew all the right things to say, but the humble sinner who knew the judgement he deserved.
Materialism is an idol that plagues the Western church today. Thankfully Jesus told a parable about a rich man with lofty goals to accumulate wealth. The foolish man primarily focused on himself and was neglectful towards God. Jesus reveals to us the folly in such an approach to life and God.
As Christians we know we are supposed to read the Bible. It claims to be living and active, but sometimes our experience with the Word doesn't fit that description. Jesus's teaching on the Sower provides a spiritual lens through which we can better understand all of this. His explicit interpretation of the parable provides us a good launching point for our next series.
In this final scene we witness the brutal execution of Jesus. He's beaten, mocked, nailed to a cross, and left to die. Incredibly, he met repeated insults with gentle blessings. Enduring tremendous pain in every form, he remained under controlled. Here in the darkest moment of all of history we see the gentle Lamb of God bearing the sins of the world.
King & Kingdom :: A Heart Like His
Just as predicted, Peter denies his relationship to Jesus three times. The next scene Mark provides is Jesus with the Roman Governor Pilate. Unlike Peter, He faithfully acknowledges his identity and embraces the death sentence it carries. In a moment that many would plead the fifth, Jesus stands resolute as the faithful lamb of God.
After dinner Jesus and the twelve go to the Garden of Gethsemane to pray. In a moment when Jesus needed encouragement and support, his friends repeatedly fall asleep on him. Instead of revoking their disciple cards, he calls them to persist in prayer and continue with him. Firm and consistent, we see Jesus model a patience with his men that we should take note of.
Fully aware that his death was imminent, Jesus took time to rest and connect in the home of Simon the leper. A woman came and anointed him with expensive perfume—an act that seemed crazy to onlookers, but beautiful to the eyes of Jesus. We begin our study of the fruit by looking at the selfless, compassionate love Jesus had for other people.
In this week's Monday Meeting, we were thrilled to host special guests Joey Korenman and Joe Donaldson, the creative minds behind Rolo, a transformative platform designed to connect artists and studios seamlessly. They gave us a deep dive into the vision, design, and goals of Rolo, and highlighted its potential to reshape the landscape of the motion design industry. The duo talked about the conception and purpose of Rolo, its distinction from the artist-optimized School of Motion, and the promising prospects of community involvement in the platform. The intentionality behind Rolo's development was clear as they're focused on creating a scalable, self-sustaining model, sidestepping features that would require heavy financial or manpower investments. Ryan Summers, a Rolo user and Creative Director at SPILLT, shared his firsthand experience of the platform's efficacy. He underscored the accuracy and speed of Rolo in aligning the right talent with the right project and introducing his team to new creative voices. We also explored the challenges encountered while building Rolo, such as balancing the artist and client rosters and the potential of integrating testimonials and case studies to spotlight successful collaborations. The conversation also highlighted the importance of showcasing soft skills to stand out in a highly competitive market. Joey and Joe shared their approach to vetting artists for Rolo, aiming to foster diversity and avoid creating an echo chamber of talent. Their commitment to inclusivity extends to exploring partnerships with community-based organizations. The discussion wrapped up with insights into using Rolo's search tool effectively and the future prospects of the platform, including providing education and personalized service to clients for a better understanding of its technical aspects. So, tune in for an engaging and insightful discussion about Rolo and its impact on the motion design community! Show Notes: Rolo School of Motion Motionographer Camp Mograph Panimation Rise Up Animation
A night of celebrating Godly marriage
Brian is joined by Joe Donaldson, CAM Community Manager as they discuss the upgrades coming to the Community of Coaches. The community is a place to find other coaches in the trenches. It is a trusted community where you can find help, accountability, and encouragement; a place where people flourish. We'll see you in the community! Major Upgrades to CAM's Community of Coaches · Facebook-like platform—more robust than Facebook · Community Manager & Input Team · Organic Member-led engagement · Same great content: Learning Lab, Member webinars · A New Addition: Business Development – Growing Your Practice Join between February 20-26, 2023 at https://coachapproachministries.org/community
Seth Dillon runs just about the funniest fake news site on the internet next to CNN. It's the Babylon Bee. They've been suspended from Twitter, "fact checked" by humorless so-called journalists, and now, they've got a new book coming out. Joe Donaldson is the founder of Sheep Dog Impact Assistance. Their mission is to improve the lives of our nation's veterans and first responders. He OPENS UP about their recent climb to Mt. Kilimanjaro. David Limbaugh is a bestselling author, an attorney, and the brother of the late radio host Rush Limbaugh. He weighs in on what Republicans are doing that may COST them in the 2022 midterms. For more than 25 years, Doc Dixon has performed for comedy clubs, resorts and corporate events across the country. Don't miss his HILARIOUS comedy! Little Roy is multi-talented - he sings, plays many instruments, tells stories, and acts. Lizzy Long has an extraordinary voice that shimmers with strains of America's musical roots. Don't miss their INCREDIBLE performance this weekend! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
About the Show: We sat down with Joe Donaldson, Owner, and President of https://samsfurniture.net/ (Sam's Furniture) in Springdale, Arkansas. Joe is a second-generation furniture store owner who learned the business from his Mother and Father, Sam and Becky Donaldson. Sam, a successful business leader in the corporate world, moved his family to Northwest Arkansas in the early 90s. Joe's dad was the President of Long's drugs which was a large drug store chain based in California. They were eventually purchased by CVS/Pharmacy. Sam retired from Long's and set his family up in Springdale but it wasn't long before he started what would become Sam's Furniture. They started with a small operation in downtown Springdale and eventually grew and moved their location to a big plot of land right off I-49 in Springdale. Joe served in the military, and when he retired, he returned to Northwest Arkansas to work with his dad, eventually taking over the store in 2005. He has led https://samsfurniture.net/ (Sam's Furniture and turned it into a Destination Furniture) store where people go just to hang out as much as they do to buy furniture. According to Joe, it is not uncommon to see many men in the “Man Cave” at the store watching football games and enjoying free hot dogs and soda on weekends. There is also a place for kids with a vast Arcade and plenty of things to do. The best part about Joe's success is that he has worked hard to support several nonprofit groups in the area, including https://2ndmilk.org/ (Second Milk) which provides Milk and food to malnourished children in Malawi and three other African nations. Finally, Joe shared some tips on his company's success. It begins and ends with the people that work at https://samsfurniture.net/ (Sam's Furniture). He said that in business If you serve your people the same way you serve customers, you will never have a problem. All this and so much more are on this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast. Important Links and Mentions on the Show*: Sam's Furniture Email https://samsfurniture.net/ (Sam's Furniture Website) https://www.instagram.com/getitatsams/ (Sam's Furniture Instagram) https://www.youtube.com/user/samsfurniturenwa (Sam's Furniture YouTube) https://2ndmilk.org/ (Second Milk Website) This episode is sponsored by*: https://www.signature.bank/ (Signature Bank of Arkansas) - https://www.signature.bank/ (Signature Bank) was founded here in Northwest Arkansas in 2005 and focuses on personal and community banking. When you bank with a community bank, you're investing in local businesses, local entrepreneurs, local charities, and the causes close to home. They have worked hard to earn their tagline, “Community Banking at its Best.” You may ask why bank at Signature? Because they focus on the customer instead of having a branch on every corner, you can have your questions answered by a real person, whether you're reaching out to the call center or your banker's cell phone. You can access any ATM in the country without fear of a fee. They will refund all of those fees at the end of every month. Finally, they are constantly improving their digital offerings to ensure you can access the best financial tools from your laptop, phone, or tablet 24 hours a day. Signature Bank of Arkansas is a full-service bank offering traditional checking and savings accounts, investment accounts, business and personal loans, and mortgages. Give the folks at Signature Bank a call (479-684-4700) or visit their websitehttps://www.signature.bank/ ( Signature.Bank) and let them know you heard about them on the I am Northwest Arkansas Podcast. https://www.signature.bank/ (Signature Bank of Arkansas) is a Member of the FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender. http://www.iamnorthwestarkansas.com/canva (Canva) - Are you...
Joining Greg today is Joe Donaldson, host of "The Potter's Wheel" (www.ThePottersWheel.org) and a weekly Saturday morning bible study on Facebook Live. Find him at https://www.facebook.com/joe.donaldson.5817 7:00 am - Saturday - LIVE Bible Study10:30 am Sunday - LIVE Sunday School Help Support HOPE is Here: It’s easy to help HOPE is Here. Next time you shop on Amazon, use this link AmazonSmile or select HOPE is Here as your charity of choice. You can also visit our Donate page on our website HERE. Subscribe to HOPE is Here’s monthly newsletter “Behind the Scenes” that updates subscribers on the difference HOPE is Here is making in our community. EIN: 83-0522555 If you prefer to mail a check/money order, please make it payable to HOPE is Here Ministries. All donations are tax deductible. Please mail to: HOPE is Here Ministriesc/o Greg J. Horn941 Gerrardi Rd.Lexington, KY 40509 #HopeisHere #HopeisHereToday #HopeisHere.today #GregJHorn #GregHorn #HopeisHereLex #FireofFear #Daniel3 #OKtoGrieve #JoeDonaldson #ThePottersWheel #FindGod
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Starting a motion design career is hard and leaves you with a lot of questions. There are so many hurdles that new artists stumble into; it can feel like there is no clear path forward. Joe Donaldson joins us on the podcast and breaks down how he balances work and life, all while riding a wave of continual success.
Joe Donaldson of Givex joins the show to share trends in restaurant marketing. Joe discusses how technology and data should work for the strategic vision of the brand! Thanks to Social Joey, The Better Software Company, and AnswerConnect.
Do you ever find yourself so busy with work for clients that you never create or do something just for your own enjoyment or personal fulfillment? It’s a tricky balance to have a career that pays the bills but that still leaves you time and energy to do what fulfills you as a person and a creator. Joe Donaldson knows this struggle as well as anyone. In addition to being the founder of Holdframe, editor of Motionographer, and an instructor at the Ringling College of Art and Design, he’s a father of two and avid runner. Joe’s ten years working in motion design have taught him countless lessons on finding that right balance between work and healthy living that so many of us struggle with. In today’s interview, we discuss building a healthy work-life balance that starts with your education. From there it’s all about navigating the outside pressures and demands that take up our time and energy. Through his own successes and setbacks, Joe has learned a lot about this and shares his wisdom in this episode. What has been your biggest struggle with maintaining a healthy work-life balance? Share it with us in the comments! In this episode: The outside influences that pressure us to be workaholics The experience of motion design students today and how it prepares them to enter the workforce How motion designers can learn from each other’s work and benefit from that exchange Finding the sweet spot between working for money and working for art’s sake How your priorities will change throughout your life and career Setting boundaries and regularly checking in with yourself so that you only take the right jobs Why it might be a good idea to go for a run! Quotes: “I think there is a pressure that is imposed on us from the industry at large to keep going and stay in fifth gear and that becomes difficult.” [4:09] “It’s always about that balance. You don’t want to be too artsy without marketable skills and you don’t want to be too industry and have everything just look like an advertisement or a logo. It’s about finding that balance.” [13:29] “You have to look at is the effort as working in the direction that you want to go, or is it working in the direction that inversely favors somebody else over yourself.” [43:24] “I have a constant dialogue of assessing why am I doing this and is it right for me. As long as you have that dialogue with yourself there might be times when you’re working too much, but if it’s for the right reason or it’s a stepping-stone to a goal you have, then, by all means, keep doing it.” [46:36] Links The Freelance Contract Bundle Is LIVE! Get all the info on it here! Find Joe Online Motionographer Holdframe Ringling College of Art and Design The Collective Podcast, Danny Yount Find the full show notes here Keep up with everything Motion Hatch Follow Motion Hatch on Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, would you mind leaving us a rating and review? It really helps!
Design sure is hard, ain't it? That's one of the reasons we built Design Bootcamp. In that course we dig into the principles of design but, more importantly, how to apply those principles in the real world. Knowing color theory is great, but when you're looking at a blank screen in Photoshop it's not enough to know what a triad color scheme is... you need to have some tricks up your sleeve to make the design process happen on your client's schedule. Part of the Design Bootcamp experience is the course podcast. All of our big courses have them, and we interview some of the industry's best artists so we can dig as much knowledge and as many workflow tips as possible out of them. Normally registered students of these courses get to hear these episodes, but we wanted to share some of the amazing content with you. In this episode, we've compiled some of the best tips from over 12 hours of Design Bootcamp podcast audio. You'll hear from Kevin Dart, Joe Donaldson, Bee Grandinetti, Ryan Moore and Andrew Brown of Gretel, Erica Gorochow, and My Tran. Check the show notes for links to their work, and check out Design Bootcamp for the full podcast series and an incredible Design education. Check out the show notes here: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/design-tips-from-designers
On this week’s show Kurt and Chad talk to Joe Donaldson and Bob Head about how to care for and restore our souls. But do we even know what our soul is? Is it our thoughts, our emotions, our personalities? Listen now to learn more about your soul and how God will restore it in partnership with you, and for you.
On this week’s show Kurt and Chad talk to Joe Donaldson and Bob Head about how to care for and restore our souls. But do we even know what our soul is? Is it our thoughts, our emotions, our personalities? Listen now to learn more about your soul and how God will restore it in partnership with you, and for you.
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