Podcast appearances and mentions of john coe

Psalm 142.1-2 Also, Brian referenced two books in this podcast episode. You can find both of them on Amazon by using the links below. "Relaxed: Walking with the One Who Is Not Worried about a Thing" - Megan Marshman "Where Prayer Becomes Real: How Honesty and God Transforms Your Soul" - Kyle Strobel and John Coe

This is a recording from 2018 with John Coe. He shares his educational experiences, views and involvement with the National Association for Primary Education since 1980. John sadly passed away earlier this year and I wanted to share this conversation so you can hear the essence of NAPE and their continued support for primary education.This is my celebration and commemoration of John who has influenced me greatly.John Coe began teaching in Essex. After primary headships, first of a small rural school and then of an urban school serving an underprivileged community; he joined the West Riding of Yorkshire authority as Inspector of Schools. His second local authority appointment extended over 16 years as Senior Adviser to Oxfordshire. In 1984 he moved into Higher Education as Course Leader of the PGCE Primary Course at the London Institute of Education. A later move to Oxford Brookes University involved him in research and both initial and in-service education. He is a Fellow of the University and a founding member of NAPE.John Coe obituary in The Guardianwww.nape.org.uk

In this conversation, Kyle explores the forgotten doctrine of the beatific vision and its role in spiritual formation. He emphasizes that the beatific vision is not just a Roman Catholic doctrine, but a biblical one that is often neglected (even though it was standard in the history of Protestant theology). The beatific vision refers to the idea that in eternity, we will see God face-to-face as we will share in his glory. Kyle discusses how this vision is linked to intimacy, knowledge, and love, and how it shapes our understanding of spiritual practices. He highlights the importance of contemplation as a practice that allows us to set our gaze on God and be transformed by his presence.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Series Overview02:58 The Beatific Vision as a Biblical Doctrine09:17 The Perfection of Humanity in the Beatific Vision15:24 Drawing Near to God in the Beatific Vision19:23 The Beatific Vision as an Act of Love in God24:10 The Role of Contemplation in Spiritual Formation27:58 The Neglect of the Beatific Vision in Biblical InterpretationIn the episode I mentioned a free article I've written on the beatific vision. You can find that here. I also mentioned the book Embracing Contemplation, edited by John Coe and myself. You can find that here.Finally, I mentioned my work on Jonathan Edwards's understanding of spiritual formation that includes a discussion of the beatific vision and contemplation. You can find that here. Get full access to Kyle's Formation Substack at kylestrobel.substack.com/subscribe

In this conversation, Kyle discusses the concept of the sanctification gap and its implications for the Christian life. Looking at Richard Lovelace's account and well as John Coe's development, Kyle attends to how we can utilize this category fruitfully in our own formation. Kyle emphasizes the importance of drawing near to God in the reality of who we are, rather than turning to oneself as a way to generate or mimic an ideal. He encourages a holistic approach to spiritual theology that incorporates insights from the broader Christian tradition.00:00 Introduction and Background05:21 The Rich Tradition of Spiritual Theology07:20 The Experiential Gap and the Importance of Drawing Near09:45 The Role of Spiritual Theology in the Christian Life14:01 Embracing the Wisdom of the Christian Tradition16:34 Moving from an Idealistic to an Evangelical Approach21:48 Recognizing Our Need for Forgiveness24:22 Navigating the Sanctification Gap in PrayerResources mentioned: Richard Lovelace, Dynamics of Spiritual Life: An Evangelical Theology of Renewal.John Coe, “Spiritual Theology: A Theological-Experiential Methodology for Bridging the Sanctification Gap” in The Journal of Spiritual Formation & Soul Care 2:1 (2009).Kyle Strobel, Formed for the Glory of God: Learning from the Spiritual Practices of Jonathan Edwards. Kyle Strobel and John Coe, Where Prayer Becomes Real: How Honesty with God Transforms Your Soul. Get full access to Kyle's Formation Substack at kylestrobel.substack.com/subscribe

The pandemic spotlighted the alarming rise of social disconnection and loneliness among today's college and university students.Todd Hall, Founder and CEO of Flourishing Metrics and Professor of Psychology at Biola University, believes there is a direct correlation between our current state of spirituality and this human relationship crisis. He fears many biblical higher ed institutions are failing to impart relational knowledge to our leaders of tomorrow — and that oversight could have unintended consequences.In this episode, Todd shares his incredible insights into what role psychology and human connections play in our spiritual growth.Join us as we discuss:[8:45] The good, bad, and ugly truth about spirituality today[16:52] How attachment relationships impact our connection to God[22:38] Why schools need to start focusing on relational knowledgeCheck out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:The Connected Life by Todd HallPsychology in the Spirit by John Coe and Todd HallTo hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website, or search for Biblical Higher Ed Talk in your favorite podcast player.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Happy Lent! Happy Tuesday! Hunter and Garrick are kicking off the Lent season here at Coastline by giving you a primer on our Lent series: Layers. Garrick and Hunter get into all the different ways that Coastline is inviting you to step in to transformation. It starts with our Ash Wednesday service, which is on February 14th (aka Valentine's Day) at 7:30pm in the Sanctuary at St. Andrew's. Also, Garrick mentions Dr. John Coe's Spiritual Formation lecture series. You can find those here.

John Coe shares his passion for paying it forward to future leaders in the commercial real estate industry via the Iconic Journey in CRE

Shane talks to Ben & Evan about their season so far. Joining in April for the first time they've had a stellar season. Lots of wildlife sightings including John Coe & Aquarius, fin whales, epic minke interactions, swimming with basking sharks. Along with our amazing trip to Mingulay & St Kilda and adventures around the Inner Hebrides.

Can you be real with God? That is the penetrating question that this book, Where Prayer Becomes Real by Kyle Strobel and John Coe asks us over and over again. Tune in to this episode to discover what prayer is really about and just how real you can get with Him. You can find this book on Amazon. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow/subscribe, like, share, and give us a rating if you are listening on Spotify or Google. It will help more people find this podcast. Thank you so much! You can catch up with me on my socials by clicking the link below. Peace & Blessings. https://linktr.ee/beechannel27 #bookreview #bookworm #booknerd #whereprayerbecomesreal #kylestrobel #johncoe #bookreviewpodcast #faithbasedpodcasts #christianpodcasts #gentlereminder #needtoknow #fyi #quiettimereads #quiettimewithgod #quiettime #spillthetea #inspirationalbooks #beechannel27 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amber-johnson40/message

When Walter Chrysler built his New York skyscraper in the early 1930s, his critics stated the building was a monument created for himself. The same comment could have been applied to John Jakob Raskob's justification for building The Empire State Building.In this book club-style conversation, John Coe and I dissect the book, The Birth of a Building. The author's book addresses how a book is conceived, financed, designed, and constructed. Unlike Chrysler and Raskob, this book starts with a purpose and a philosophy for any real estate undertaking.Our guest is John Coe, the podcast host of Icons of DC Area Real Estate.

This is a 2022 Review Episode of 5 Themes across the 20 episodes featuring Rameez Munawar and John Coe

This is a 2022 Review Episode of 5 Themes across the 20 episodes featuring Rameez Munawar and John Coe

This week on Hello, Print Friend Miranda speaks with John Coe, founder of Pressing Matters magazine. Pressing Matters is the most beautiful and accessible publication in the print world. They talk about the how and why of founding the magazine, how he selects features for the magazine, and how this physical publication survives and thrives in the digital world. [Cover art featuring Elizabeth Jean Younce.] Pressing Matters website https://www.pressingmattersmag.com/ Print Santa Fe www.printsantafe.org YOUTUBE www.youtube.com/channel/UCOMIT3guY5PjHj1M7GApouw MERCH www.teepublic.com/user/helloprintfriend WEBSITE www.helloprintfriend.com Instagram www.instagram.com/helloprintfriend ✨patreon✨ www.patreon.com/helloprintfriend Our sponsor Speedball www.speedballart.com

Tim, Michael, & Tyler talk through the Spiritual Formation series by Dr. John Coe. What does ongoing spiritual growth mean and look like? Have you listened to the series too? Here's what the Ironcenturion men thought about it. (If you haven't listened to the series yet, enjoy the episode and then listen to the series. Link in the notes.)   Want to get in touch with us? Podcast@ironcenturion.org  Facebook  Instagram   Would you like to support the podcast and ministry of Ironcenturion? www.Ironcenturion.org/donate LINKS FOR STUFF IN THIS EPISODE:   ___________________________________________________________   JOIN US FOR A READ/LISTEN and DISCUSS   TOPIC: SPIRITUAL FORMATION   Listen to this lecture series by Dr. John Coe and we discuss it on this podcast episode.   All materials: https://rlcc.ph/resources/online-courses/spiritual-formation/ Transcript if you prefer to read or read as you listen: https://www.biblicaltraining.org/library/resisting-temptation-moral-formation-i/spiritual-formation/john-coe ___________________________________________________________ Gentle and Lowly by Dane Ortlund https://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Lowly-Christ-Sinners-Sufferers/dp/1433566133/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=gentle+and+lowly&qid=1649785989&sprefix=gentle+nd+l%2Caps%2C98&sr=8-1 Tim's Table:  https://www.facebook.com/ironcenturion1/posts/5259207447432289   Kintsugi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi     Ironcenturion is a participant in the Amazon Affiliate Program. If you purchase through a link above Ironcenturion may receive compensation. This helps us do what we do at no additional cost to you.

John Coe and Buwa Binitie Bio Buwa Binitie, Managing Principal As Managing Principal of Dantes Partners, Mr. Binitie directs the acquisition, development, management, and financial activities ofthe firm. Mr. Binitie has an extensive tax credit financing experience (LIHTC, NMTC and HTC) and has closed on financing from nearly every public capital source available including HOME, HPTF, NSP, CDBG and NIF. Mr.Binitie maintains a narrow focus on creatively structuring deals that strive to address the need of his clients,community stakeholders as well as various government agency partners. By narrowly focusing on efficiently financing community development transactions, Mr. Binitie has been successful in adding value beyond the numbers. Mr. Binitie's career is underscored by a commitment to creating and preserving affordable and workforcehousing. To this end, since founding Dantes Partners, Mr. Binitie and his team have closed over $1 Billion of unconventional real estate transactions that utilize low-income tax credits, new market tax credits, tax-exempt bonds, and various other forms of alternative financing. These efforts have led to the creation of over 3,000 units of workforce and affordable housing. Mr. Binitie speaks regularly at industry focused events, including sessions with The Minority Resource, African American Real Estate Professionals, Bisnow, DC Building Industry Association, Georgetown University, Colvin Institute of Real Estate Development at University of Maryland, and the Howard University Real Estate Club. Mr. Binitie is currently the Chairman of the DC Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors and serves as a Board Member for the DC Building Industry Association. Mr. Binitie previously served onCity First Bank's board where he was a member of the Audit and Compliance Committee, the Business &Community Development Committee, and the Directors Loan Committee. He also Co-Chaired Reopen DC (RealEstate Task Force and Mayor Bowser’s Rental Housing Market Strike Force). Education and Awards B.S. New York UniversityM.S., Real Estate Development, Johns Hopkins UniversityLeadership Greater Washington Class of 2016Alumnus, Urban Land Institute's Real Estate Apprenticeship Program (Project REAP)2010 African American Real Estate Professionals' Economic DevelopmentAwardee2015 Washington Business Journal Minority Business Leaders AwardeeWashington Business Journal Power 100 class of 2021 Show Notes Current Role He leads the companies. Dantes Partners is now a company of companies (5:00)Pandemic has caused them to be more focused and is positive for their

John Coe and Buwa Binitie Bio Buwa Binitie, Managing Principal As Managing Principal of Dantes Partners, Mr. Binitie directs the acquisition, development, management, and financial activities ofthe firm. Mr. Binitie has an extensive tax credit financing experience (LIHTC, NMTC and HTC) and has closed on financing from nearly every public capital source available including HOME, HPTF, NSP, CDBG and NIF. Mr.Binitie maintains a narrow focus on creatively structuring deals that strive to address the need of his clients,community stakeholders as well as various government agency partners. By narrowly focusing on efficiently financing community development transactions, Mr. Binitie has been successful in adding value beyond the numbers. Mr. Binitie's career is underscored by a commitment to creating and preserving affordable and workforcehousing. To this end, since founding Dantes Partners, Mr. Binitie and his team have closed over $1 Billion of unconventional real estate transactions that utilize low-income tax credits, new market tax credits, tax-exempt bonds, and various other forms of alternative financing. These efforts have led to the creation of over 3,000 units of workforce and affordable housing. Mr. Binitie speaks regularly at industry focused events, including sessions with The Minority Resource, African American Real Estate Professionals, Bisnow, DC Building Industry Association, Georgetown University, Colvin Institute of Real Estate Development at University of Maryland, and the Howard University Real Estate Club. Mr. Binitie is currently the Chairman of the DC Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors and serves as a Board Member for the DC Building Industry Association. Mr. Binitie previously served onCity First Bank's board where he was a member of the Audit and Compliance Committee, the Business &Community Development Committee, and the Directors Loan Committee. He also Co-Chaired Reopen DC (RealEstate Task Force and Mayor Bowser’s Rental Housing Market Strike Force). Education and Awards B.S. New York UniversityM.S., Real Estate Development, Johns Hopkins UniversityLeadership Greater Washington Class of 2016Alumnus, Urban Land Institute's Real Estate Apprenticeship Program (Project REAP)2010 African American Real Estate Professionals' Economic DevelopmentAwardee2015 Washington Business Journal Minority Business Leaders AwardeeWashington Business Journal Power 100 class of 2021 Show Notes Current Role He leads the companies. Dantes Partners is now a company of companies (5:00)Pandemic has caused them to be more focused and is positive for their company (6:25)Recession in 2008-9 were best years until 2020-21 which were even better (7:10)Moment in time that they could be propelled (7:50)Tap into social issues (8:00)Focusing on what makes company great (core competencies) (8:30)Deals need to be “quality deals” (8:50) Origins Born and raised in Nigeria (Lagos) (9:30)Parents are successful entrepreneurs (9:45)Dad was a pioneer in dry cleaning (10:00)His Dad and Mom were college educated (10:30)Siblings were more studious (10:45)He wanted to be an entrepreneur and academics didn’t interest him (11:00)Not accepted in any college in Nigeria (11:50)Parents wanted to send him abroad to school (12:15)His siblings’ performance stimulated trips to London and New York as a child (12:30)He wanted to come to the US after visiting here

Dads with sons - this a must-listen. On this episode, Tim Storm and Michael DeGroat are joined by Cohlby Youtsey for a conversation on what it means to raise sons intentionally. The guys discuss teaching by example, manhood ceremonies, and what it means to be "Deuteronomy 6 dad."   LINKS:   _______________   Learn more about father son events with Pure Adventure (https://pureadventure.com/). Register for an event or sign up for their weekly conversation starter question newsletter.   Volunteer info down this page: https://pureadventure.com/donate-volunteer ______________ Goal Creation Episode: Create Meaningful Goals (Listen to Episode 4)   A cord of 3 strands: https://biblehub.com/ecclesiastes/4-12.htm   “A boy becomes a man only through the active intervention of his father and the fellowship of men. It cannot happen any other way.” John Eldredge in Fathered by God. BOOKS   Raising a Modern Day Knight by Robert Lewis (https://amzn.to/33tk1tu)   The Primal Path guide by Jon Tyson (https://www.primalpath.co/) The Intentional Father by Jon Tyson (https://amzn.to/32cmmZp)   Fathered by God by John Eldredge (https://amzn.to/33MSxim)   ___________________________________________________________   JOIN US FOR A READ/LISTEN and DISCUSS   TOPIC: SPIRITUAL FORMATION   Listen to this lecture series by Dr. John Coe and we'll discuss it on a future podcast episode.   All materials: https://rlcc.ph/resources/online-courses/spiritual-formation/ Transcript if you prefer to read or read as you listen: https://www.biblicaltraining.org/library/resisting-temptation-moral-formation-i/spiritual-formation/john-coe __________________________________________________________ Want to get in touch with us? Podcast@ironcenturion.org  Facebook  Instagram   Would you like to support the podcast and ministry of Ironcenturion? www.Ironcenturion.org/donate   Ironcenturion is a participant in the Amazon Affiliate Program. If you purchase through a link above Ironcenturion may receive compensation. This helps us do what we do at no additional cost to you.

John Coe and Don Wood Bio Donald C. Wood Chief Executive Officer Don has been with Federal Realty since 1998, where he is a trustee and has served in positions from chief financial officer to chief operating officer to president before being named its chief executive in 2002. Prior to joining Federal, Don spent 8 years at New York-based ITT Corporation, where he served in various capacities, including deputy controller and chief financial officer of wholly-owned subsidiary Caesars World, Inc. The first 7 years of his career were spent at accounting firm Arthur Andersen, leaving in 1989 to work for client Donald Trump as the vice president of finance for the then newly acquired Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, NJ. Don is active charitably through his work with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF) among others. Don received his Bachelor of Science degree from Montclair State College in 1982, where he graduated with honors and subsequently received his CPA from the state of New Jersey. He is a past chair of the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT), has served as a member of the executive committee of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), and on the board of Quality Care Properties (NYSE:QCP), a Maryland healthcare REIT. He is also a member of the U.S. Capital Chapter of the World President's Organization (WPO) and was previously named “Entrepreneur of the Year in Real Estate” by professional services firm Ernst and Young. Show Notes Public company model contrasting to private ownership- REIT model democratized the ownership of real estate (5:00)Emergence of REITs really resurged in the early 1990s (5:40)In 1998 when he arrived the company was still “small” relative to other REITs and public companies in general (6:15)Came in as CFO to Federal (6:45)Marry left side of balance sheet with the right side (7:10)REIT is a tax entity- dividend is at least 90% of Net income, very little retained earnings (7:50)Best year ever was in 2019- single biggest premise that rules the company is an increasing stream of cash flows (9:15)How to make the lows a bit higher and the highs as high as they could be (10:10)Federal has been able to manage through all the cycles and keep a 54 year increasing dividend record (10:40)18 months ago was the biggest challenge when earnings dropped off considerably when the pandemic began (11:00)Built the company to withstand disruptions

After a long break we return with a very funny episode! Guides Jack & Isla join ops manager Rachel & owner Shane to review the best bits of the 2022 basking shark season. Hear about some of the funny tales of our summer on the Hebridean island of Coll. How did the girls get jack to leave the toilet, did Shane ever get his wedding ring back. How good was that experience with John Coe the orca!

Join Tim Storm and Michael DeGroat for a discussion on one of Tim's favorite topics - Tim Storm. The guys take a trip through Tim's story and the valuable lessons he's learned on leadership, endurance and grit. Plus, why you need to be striving to live in the "egg white."   JOIN US FOR A READ/LISTEN and DISCUSS   TOPIC: SPIRITUAL FORMATION   Listen to this lecture series by Dr. John Coe and we'll discuss it on a future podcast episode.   All materials: https://rlcc.ph/resources/online-courses/spiritual-formation/ Transcript if you prefer to read or read as you listen: https://www.biblicaltraining.org/library/resisting-temptation-moral-formation-i/spiritual-formation/john-coe ___________________________________________________________ Vietnam Sniper - Carlos Hathcock https://www.military.com/history/5-amazing-stories-marine-corps-legend-carlos-hathcock.html Mark Rober Pinewood Derby Car https://youtu.be/-RjJtO51ykY F/A-18 Korea (1997, Graphic Simulations) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcyXz9JmxBw The Band of Brothers (HBO miniseries) follows the true story of WWII Paratroopers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Band_of_Brothers_(miniseries) Navy BUD/S https://navyseals.com/buds/ Running the Race with Endurance. Set of Bible verses https://www.esv.org/1+Corinthians+9:24%E2%80%9325;2+Timothy+2:5;2+Timothy+4:7;Hebrews+12:1/   Would I Rather Be Feared or Loved? Dialogue The Office https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4M8fqD0wyM Want to get in touch with us? Podcast@ironcenturion.org  Facebook  Instagram   Would you like to support the podcast and ministry of Ironcenturion? www.Ironcenturion.org/donate   Ironcenturion is a participant in the Amazon Affiliate Program. If you purchase through a link above Ironcenturion may receive compensation. This helps us do what we do at no additional cost to you.

Host: Steve Macchia, Guest: Kyle Strobel "The Lord's Prayer is at the very heart of what prayer is supposed to be, as we pray with and in Jesus." – Kyle Strobel Featuring Kyle Strobel's latest book, Where Prayer Becomes Real, today's episode is on the importance of honesty and sincerity in prayer. Kyle and his co-author John Coe write on prayer from a practical, theoretically rich approach, addressing what happens existentially when we pray. He shares that we actually are dishonest in our prayers, as if it's a performative act before God, based on our preconceived notions of how we should pray. He then focuses on the importance of watchfulness and the need for us to cultivate a life of earnest, unceasing prayer. Join the conversation about spiritual discernment as a way of life at www.LeadershipTransformations.org and consider participation in our online and in-person program offerings. Additional LTI spiritual formation resources can be found at www.SpiritualFormationStore.com and www.ruleoflife.com and www.healthychurch.net

John Coe & Rob Ward Bio Robert Ward, President & CEO, Skanska USA Commercial Development As President and CEO, Robert is responsible for setting strategic direction – with focus on growing Skanska's development operations in its existing markets in Boston, Houston, Seattle, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles; improving operational effectiveness and efficiency; and evaluating new market expansion opportunities. Robert, with his leadership team, launched the company's U.S. commercial development business in 2009. Since then, his team has developed headquarter offices for Brooks Sports, PwC (also known as PricewaterhouseCoopers) and Tommy Bahama. Robert's career in both the real estate development and construction industries spans over 20 years. Prior to becoming CEO, Robert served as Chief Operating Officer for Skanska USA Commercial Development. As COO, he drove several key components of the company's development operations; which included evaluating all project investments, refining national leasing and customer strategy, exploring new market opportunities and managing the group's professional service functions. Since joining Skanska in 2002, Robert has managed more than $2 billion in projects in gateway cities across the country. Earlier in his tenure, he served as both the Executive Vice President of development operations in Washington, D.C. and the EVP of development operations in Houston. Under his leadership the group secured Bank of America as anchor tenant for the 754,000 square-foot office tower located in downtown Houston. While in DC, he was instrumental in the completion of the company's first self-financed office development, 733 10th Street Northwest, which Skanska completed in 2011. And in 2019, he oversaw the launch of Skanska's first commercial real estate development division in Los Angeles, CA. Robert serves on the Board of Trustees of the Federal City Council and the Board of Directors of the First Tee of Washington, D.C. He is a member of the Economic Club of Washington, D.C., the Virginia Tech Program in Real Estate Emeriti Board, and has served as a member of the Board of Directors of Skanska Commercial Development Europe. Robert is a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Show Notes Lead senior team at Skanska Development US. (4:15)Reports to Claes Larsson (5:00)Commercial development in Europe and the US (5:15) Origins Grew up in a military family- Dad was an Air Force officer in intelligence (5:45)

John Coe & Rob Ward Bio Robert Ward, President & CEO, Skanska USA Commercial Development As President and CEO, Robert is responsible for setting strategic direction – with focus on growing Skanska's development operations in its existing markets in Boston, Houston, Seattle, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles; improving operational effectiveness and efficiency; and evaluating new market expansion opportunities. Robert, with his leadership team, launched the company's U.S. commercial development business in 2009. Since then, his team has developed headquarter offices for Brooks Sports, PwC (also known as PricewaterhouseCoopers) and Tommy Bahama. Robert's career in both the real estate development and construction industries spans over 20 years. Prior to becoming CEO, Robert served as Chief Operating Officer for Skanska USA Commercial Development. As COO, he drove several key components of the company's development operations; which included evaluating all project investments, refining national leasing and customer strategy, exploring new market opportunities and managing the group's professional service functions. Since joining Skanska in 2002, Robert has managed more than $2 billion in projects in gateway cities across the country. Earlier in his tenure, he served as both the Executive Vice President of development operations in Washington, D.C. and the EVP of development operations in Houston. Under his leadership the group secured Bank of America as anchor tenant for the 754,000 square-foot office tower located in downtown Houston. While in DC, he was instrumental in the completion of the company's first self-financed office development, 733 10th Street Northwest, which Skanska completed in 2011. And in 2019, he oversaw the launch of Skanska's first commercial real estate development division in Los Angeles, CA. Robert serves on the Board of Trustees of the Federal City Council and the Board of Directors of the First Tee of Washington, D.C. He is a member of the Economic Club of Washington, D.C., the Virginia Tech Program in Real Estate Emeriti Board, and has served as a member of the Board of Directors of Skanska Commercial Development Europe. Robert is a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Show Notes Lead senior team at Skanska Development US. (4:15)Reports to Claes Larsson (5:00)Commercial development in Europe and the US (5:15) Origins Grew up in a military family- Dad was an Air Force officer in intelligence (5:45)

Join Hunter and Michael as they discuss their reflections from their conversation with Dr. Strobel, honesty before God in prayer, and a recap of the prayer trainings that Michael has been leading for members of our Coastline Family. Stay through to the end for more information on our NEW PODCAST: Coastline Covenant Book Club, where we're reading Where Prayer Becomes Real by Kyle Strobel and John Coe together in the beginning of 2022! More information on that to come!

John Coe & Julie Smith Bio Julie A. Smith, Chief Administrative Officer, The Bozzuto Group Show Notes Current Role Currently Chief Administrative Officer for 5 yrs. now. Spent first 25 yrs. of career running Property Management. Toby Bozzuto assumed CEO role when she made the transition to CAO role (5:00)Suggested her role change would offer opportunities to others to run Property Management (6:00)Mike Schlegel is COO who runs P&L units (7:00)CAO role is all non operating functions (7:15)Vertical growth of The Bozzuto Group (9:00)Initial intention to manage their own assets (9:15)Started in 1989 and was “cash strapped” (9:30)An equity partner asked them to manage the property on a third party basis in the early 1990s (9:40)First project for institutional owners, which became a theme for third party management (11:00)Action steps- Focused on revenue first (11:30)Why wasn’t top line growing? (12:00)Looked at all aspects of project to increase rents and reduce vacancy (12:30)Setting up variable compensation to align rewards of employees (13:00)No control over “fixed expenses” (14:00)Variable expenses are “nickels on the floor” (14:20) Origins and Education Grew up in Niagara Falls, NY (14:30)Parents were school teachers (15:00)Area driven by industrial activities primarily (15:20)Love Canal issue negatively impacted area (15:30)Parents grew up in 1930s (15:50)Dad a Principal (16:00)Mom was a home economics teacher- she learned about details in cooking that spilled over to her “eye for details” in most of her activities (16:30)Her Dad was loved by students- treated people with respect (18:00)Elementary school Principal who dealt well with parents of challenging students (18:45)Special relationship with her- all her girlfriends would share with him (19:50)Attended State University of New York- Oswego (20:30)Father went there (21:00)Could afford it (21:15)Business and Communications major (21:30)Spent her Junior year in Copenhagen, Denmark (21:45)Traveled around Europe while there (22:15)Became more worldly after her year there (22:30)Met a good friend from Pittsburgh who suggested that

John Coe & Julie Smith Bio Julie A. Smith, Chief Administrative Officer, The Bozzuto Group Show Notes Current Role Currently Chief Administrative Officer for 5 yrs. now. Spent first 25 yrs. of career running Property Management. Toby Bozzuto assumed CEO role when she made the transition to CAO role (5:00)Suggested her role change would offer opportunities to others to run Property Management (6:00)Mike Schlegel is COO who runs P&L units (7:00)CAO role is all non operating functions (7:15)Vertical growth of The Bozzuto Group (9:00)Initial intention to manage their own assets (9:15)Started in 1989 and was “cash strapped” (9:30)An equity partner asked them to manage the property on a third party basis in the early 1990s (9:40)First project for institutional owners, which became a theme for third party management (11:00)Action steps- Focused on revenue first (11:30)Why wasn’t top line growing? (12:00)Looked at all aspects of project to increase rents and reduce vacancy (12:30)Setting up variable compensation to align rewards of employees (13:00)No control over “fixed expenses” (14:00)Variable expenses are “nickels on the floor” (14:20) Origins and Education Grew up in Niagara Falls, NY (14:30)Parents were school teachers (15:00)Area driven by industrial activities primarily (15:20)Love Canal issue negatively impacted area (15:30)Parents grew up in 1930s (15:50)Dad a Principal (16:00)Mom was a home economics teacher- she learned about details in cooking that spilled over to her “eye for details” in most of her activities (16:30)Her Dad was loved by students- treated people with respect (18:00)Elementary school Principal who dealt well with parents of challenging students (18:45)Special relationship with her- all her girlfriends would share with him (19:50)Attended State University of New York- Oswego (20:30)Father went there (21:00)Could afford it (21:15)Business and Communications major (21:30)Spent her Junior year in Copenhagen, Denmark (21:45)Traveled around Europe while there (22:15)Became more worldly after her year there (22:30)Met a good friend from Pittsburgh who suggested that

Prayer isn't a place for us to be good or right. It isn't a place for us to perform or prove our worth. It's a place for us to be honest, present, and known--a place for us to offer ourselves and receive God. We are joined today by spiritual formation expert Dr. Kyle Strobel, who is the professor of Spiritual Theology at the Institute of Spiritual Formation at Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.  Kyle recently wrote a book along with Dr. John Coe, entitled, "Where Prayer Becomes Real: How Honesty with God Transforms Your Soul."  This is an incredible book that I spent time reading slowly and intentionally when it was released and it encouraged me deeply in my walk with Jesus. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/resilientchristian/support

John Coe and Monty Hoffman Bio Monty Hoffman formed Hoffman & Associates in 1993 with a single townhouse conversion and has since then transformed the company into a market leader of real estate development in the Washington, DC, metro area and beyond. With more than 30 years of experience, Monty actively leads the company's business development and market strategy, as well as the design initiatives for every Hoffman project. Monty has been recognized in Washington's SmartCEO's Future 50 list and the Washington Business Journal's Power 100. He is a founding board member of the DC Students Construction Trades Foundation, which provides educational and apprenticeship opportunities for District students interested in design, engineering, and construction. He served on the DC Public Schools Engineering Advisory Board and is a current board member of the Federal City Council and Southwest Business Improvement District. Monty graduated from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown with a Bachelor of Science in Civil/Structural Engineering Technology. He is married with three children and lives in Potomac, MD. Show Notes Role- Strategy and deal making. Mentoring and coaching. What’s the next niche and big thing? Figuring out how to allocate resources (4:00) Origins and Education Grew up in an extended family with almost 60 cousins (5:00)Spent time in the Detroit area initially- Taylor, MI and Dearborn, MIMoved to Pennsylvania when he was 14 (6:30)Dad was a bricklayer starting in Detroit area and then moved back to PA to start his own company (6:40)He played with building materials as a kid and went to job sites with his Dad (7:20)He learned “smack” from the workers in his Dad’s company (7:40)Driving a dump truck and other equipment at 15 yrs. old (8:30)Mom was a homemaker and he lived in a blue collar environment (9:00)College- Univ. of Pittsburgh, Johnstown campus– paid his way through college (9:45)Worked a summer as a mine worker (10:15)No coincidence that he got straight As in school after that work (10:45)Studied Civil Engineering (11:30) Initial Employment Worked for a company that build smokestacks (Pullman) to pay off a college loan (11:50)600 foot high smokestacks on nuclear power plants (12:10)Story about butchering an antelope on the job site (12:45)Moved to DC in 1984 and lived with buddies and interviewed and joined the Donohoe Company (13:50)Project Engineer then Project Manager (14:30)1620 L St. NW- built over transformer with huge trusses and tells story about getting them into the City (15:20)Client was Mohammed Hadid (16:15)Bought a property in West Springfield, VA and his Dad came down from PA to help him build his home, which was a modular home (16:40) PN Hoffman Beginnings Decided to start his own company in 1993 by buying a row house (1605 16th St. NW) with his partner, Pete Nazelrod, a fellow Donohoe colleague. They sold out the project and made $300,000 from the proceeds (16:35)Bought two more properties in the 16

John Coe and Monty Hoffman Bio Monty Hoffman formed Hoffman & Associates in 1993 with a single townhouse conversion and has since then transformed the company into a market leader of real estate development in the Washington, DC, metro area and beyond. With more than 30 years of experience, Monty actively leads the company's business development and market strategy, as well as the design initiatives for every Hoffman project. Monty has been recognized in Washington's SmartCEO's Future 50 list and the Washington Business Journal's Power 100. He is a founding board member of the DC Students Construction Trades Foundation, which provides educational and apprenticeship opportunities for District students interested in design, engineering, and construction. He served on the DC Public Schools Engineering Advisory Board and is a current board member of the Federal City Council and Southwest Business Improvement District. Monty graduated from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown with a Bachelor of Science in Civil/Structural Engineering Technology. He is married with three children and lives in Potomac, MD. Show Notes Role- Strategy and deal making. Mentoring and coaching. What’s the next niche and big thing? Figuring out how to allocate resources (4:00) Origins and Education Grew up in an extended family with almost 60 cousins (5:00)Spent time in the Detroit area initially- Taylor, MI and Dearborn, MIMoved to Pennsylvania when he was 14 (6:30)Dad was a bricklayer starting in Detroit area and then moved back to PA to start his own company (6:40)He played with building materials as a kid and went to job sites with his Dad (7:20)He learned “smack” from the workers in his Dad’s company (7:40)Driving a dump truck and other equipment at 15 yrs. old (8:30)Mom was a homemaker and he lived in a blue collar environment (9:00)College- Univ. of Pittsburgh, Johnstown campus– paid his way through college (9:45)Worked a summer as a mine worker (10:15)No coincidence that he got straight As in school after that work (10:45)Studied Civil Engineering (11:30) Initial Employment Worked for a company that build smokestacks (Pullman) to pay off a college loan (11:50)600 foot high smokestacks on nuclear power plants (12:10)Story about butchering an antelope on the job site (12:45)Moved to DC in 1984 and lived with buddies and interviewed and joined the Donohoe Company (13:50)Project Engineer then Project Manager (14:30)1620 L St. NW- built over transformer with huge trusses and tells story about getting them into the City (15:20)Client was Mohammed Hadid (16:15)Bought a property in West Springfield, VA and his Dad came down from PA to help him build his home, which was a modular home (16:40) PN Hoffman Beginnings Decided to start his own company in 1993 by buying a row house (1605 16th St. NW) with his partner, Pete Nazelrod, a fellow Donohoe colleague. They sold out the project and made $300,000 from the proceeds (16:35)Bought two more properties in the 16

How are Christians to understand and undertake the discipline of psychology? This question has been of keen interest (and sometimes concern) to Christians because of the importance we place on a correct understanding of human nature. Psychology can sometimes seem disconnected from, if not antithetical to, Christian perspectives on life. How are we to understand our Christian beliefs about persons in relation to secular psychological beliefs? This revised edition of a widely appreciated text now presents five models for understanding the relationship between psychology and Christianity. All the essays and responses have been reworked and updated with some new contributors including the addition of a new perspective, the transformative view from John Coe and Todd Hall (Biola University). Also found here is David Powlison (Westminster Theological Seminary) who offers the biblical counseling model. The levels-of-explanation model is advanced by David G. Myers (Hope College), while Stanton L. Jones (Wheaton College) offers an entirely new chapter presenting the integration model. The Christian psychology model is put forth by Robert C. Roberts (Baylor University) now joined by Paul J. Watson (University of Tennesee, Chattanooga). Each of the contributors responds to the other essayists, noting points of agreement as well as problems they see. Eric L. Johnson provides a revised introduction that describes the history of Christians and psychology, as well as a conclusion that considers what might unite the five views and how a reader might evaluate the relative strengths and weaknesses of each view. Psychology and Christianity: Five Views has become a standard introductory textbook for students and professors of Christian psychology. This revision promises to keep it so. Eric L. Johnson (PhD, Michigan State University) trained as an academic psychologist and is Lawrence and Charlotte Hoover Professor of Pastoral Care at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. He is the author of Foundations for Soul Care and the coeditor of God Under Fire and Christianity and Psychology: Four Views. An associate editor of the Journal of Psychology and Theology, he is the director of the Society for Christian Psychology and the Institute for Christian Psychology.

Prayer is often a hard subject to talk about, and one reason for that is the guilt that it induces as people inevitably face up to the challenges and failures in their life of prayer. Talbot spiritual formation professors Kyle Strobel and John Coe, take a new look at prayer, offering helpful realism and insightful practices to make prayer more real and vibrant. Join Scott and Sean as they interview Dr. Strobel about this new book. [Show notes, including a full transcript, are available at www.biola.edu/thinkbiblically]

James Bryan Smith and Kyle Strobel sit down for a Things Above conversation. In this episode, James goes through a series of questions regarding Kyle’s latest book (Co-Authored with John Coe) called “When Prayer Becomes Real.” James and Kyle discuss how we can learn to pray without ceasing, and delight in the experience of being […] The post Conversation with Kyle Strobel appeared first on Apprentice Institute.

Puthur zoo in Kerala, one of the largest in south India, has been designed by Australian landscape architect John Coe.

Most of you in our listening community are people who pray. Or at least people who have prayed. You may be grateful for the opportunity to come  into the presence of God. Your prayer may feel fruitful and life-giving.   Or, you may have become disillusioned when it comes to praying. You might feel like you’ve come to pray but God didn’t seem to come to listen or respond. It’s not an uncommon experience. But, in the end, you probably still want to be a person who lives in the presence of God—a person who prays. Today, I’m talking with my friend, Kyle Strobel, about a new book that he and John Coe have written called Where Prayer Becomes Real. We’ll talk about our experience of prayer and how we might enjoy the reality of God’s presence. That’s the focus of today’s episode of the Unhurried Living podcast. Kyle Strobel is the assistant professor of spiritual theology and formation at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University, and is the author of Formed for the Glory of God (IVP, 2013) and co-author of Beloved Dust (Thomas Nelson, 2014). Kyle can be found at KyleStrobel.com or on Twitter. 

Dr. Ashley Scarlett talks to Lauren Hartny-Mills, about two much-loved, famous fins that visit the west coast of Scotland, Knobble the minke whale and John Coe the killer whale, and the key role citizen science has played in understanding the movements of these two celebrity whales.

Nathan and Karen finish their conversation with spiritual formation "Yoda" Dr. John Coe on the temptation Christians face to try and make themselves "good" through moral behavior.

Karen and Nathan host Dr. John Coe, Director of the Institute for Spiritual Formation and Professor of Spiritual Theology at Biola University, to talk about the very real danger of hiding from God by being "good."

A discussion about spirituality and focused prayer.  Tune in now to hear Sarah Stonestreet has she has a dialogue with Kyle about undistracted prayer and Christian spiral formation. Kyle dives into some of the issues he addresses in his and John Coe’s book, "Embracing Contemplation".  A wonderful book of essays. The contributors draw on historical examples from the church—including John Calvin, Richard Baxter, Jonathan Edwards, and John Wesley—to consider how contemplative prayer can shape Christian living today. 

As you engage in gospel conversations with people, have you seen - almost visibly - the other person's "shields" go up at the mention of the word "God" or "Jesus"? What is going on here? How can we be an effective ambassador for Christ with a dialogue partner like that? Today, you will hear part 2 of Dr. John Coe's session from Apologetics Canada Conference 2014. The Psychology of Unbelief (Part 2) Download Episode Links & Articles Dr. John Coe M.A. in Christian Apologetics at Talbot School of Theology (Biola Univesity) Apologetics Canada Conference 2014 digital recordings by Apologetics Canada Intro Music Amped Adapter by Marc Robillard Outro Music Timeless by Buzo

As you engage in gospel conversations with people, have you seen - almost visibly - the other person's "shields" go up at the mention of the word "God" or "Jesus"? What is going on here? How can we be an effective ambassador for Christ with a dialogue partner like that? On today's edition of AC Podcast, you will hear from Dr. John Coe of Biola University. The Psychology of Unbelief (Part 1) Download Episode Links & Articles Dr. John Coe M.A. in Christian Apologetics at Talbot School of Theology (Biola Univesity) Apologetics Canada Conference 2014 digital recordings by Apologetics Canada Intro Music Amped Adapter by Marc Robillard Outro Music Timeless by Buzo

If Christian book publishing trends are any indication, contemplative spirituality is a hot topic among Christian readers — hotin the dual sense that it arouses intense interest as well as intense opposition. Proponents claim it is an ancient Christian practice capable of deepening a person’s love for God and neighbor. Opponents counterclaim that it is biblically subpar, smacks of medieval Catholicism, and opens the door to New Age mysticism. In this episode of the Influence Podcast, George P. Wood, executive editor of Influencemagazine, talks to John Coe and Kyle Strobel about whether contemplative spirituality is Christian, and if so, how. Coe and Strobel are professors at the Talbott Theological Seminary of Biola University in La Mirada, California. Both are active in the seminary’s Institute for Spiritual Formation, Coe as the director and Strobel as a teacher. They are the editors of Embracing Contemplation: Reclaiming a Christian Spiritual Practice, published by IVP Academic earlier this year. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN PODCAST John Coe’s spiritual formation lecture series Institute for Spiritual Formaition courses on Biola LEARN  

(https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/john.jpg) Mark Taylor talks to founding NAPE member John Coe about his educational experiences, views and involvement with the National Association for Primary Education since 1980. John Coe began teaching in Essex. After primary headships, first of a small rural school and then of an urban school serving an underprivileged community; he joined the West Riding of Yorkshire authority as Inspector of Schools. His second local authority appointment extended over 16 years as Senior Adviser to Oxfordshire. In 1984 he moved into Higher Education as Course Leader of the PGCE Primary Course at the London Institute of Education. A later move to Oxford Brookes University involved him in research and both initial and in-service education. He is a Fellow of the University and a founding member of NAPE.   (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/NAPE_2.2-1400.png) Our aim is to achieve a higher priority for the education of children from birth to 13. High quality learning in the early years of life is vitally important to the creation of an educated society. Young children are not simply preparing for the future, they are living a never to be repeated time of life and the best way to learn is to live. For more information click here (https://www.educationonfire.com/nape)

Direct mailers are a hot commodity nobody knows more about them than John Coe, founder of B2B marketing.com. In this episode John talks about his experience with direct mailers and principles he's learned and taught others to be successful.

If you want to break through to C-level prospects in the technology world, John Coe can tell you how.  In this interview, the author of The Fundamentals of Business-to-Business Sales and Marketing shares some of his most successful Contact Campaign secrets -- and valuable insights from his days of running all business to business marketing for IBM and other clients.

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe

The Spiritual Formation Journey by Dr. John Coe