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How to Support the Rob Skinner Podcast.  If you would like to help support my mission to multiply disciples, leaders and churches, click here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/robskinner Today I'm talking about the tools you need to become a multiplying disciple.  When you think of a mechanic, a home builder or a surgeon, you naturally think of the tools they need to accomplish their task.  If you want to build the Kingdom, save lives for eternity and repair and supercharge your relationship with God, you will need to invest in tools that will help you get the job done.  I'm going to share some of the tools that have helped me the most. Transcript for: The Tools of a Multiplying Disciple My 1997 Honda Civic needed a new clutch.  It was slipping and my mechanic friend told me it was going to cost a couple of thousand dollars to replace.  That was more than I had at the time and so I decided I would do it myself.  I've never been much of a “shade tree mechanic.”  I had changed the oil a few times and that was about it.  I started asking around and a few people in the church encouraged me to try doing it myself and two older brothers said that would help me and offer advice.  The problem was that I didn't have any tools to work on a car.  I was told to go to Harbor Freight Tool Store.  Harbor Freight is like Toys “R” Us for men.  It's got every tool for every job you can imagine, painting, car repair, car body work, house repair.  If you have a project, you need to go to Harbor Freight.  My wife absolutely hates the store as much as I dislike walking into a Hobby Lobby home goods store or an Ulta cosmetics store.  I walked into Harbor Freight and bought everything I needed to change the clutch, a floor jack, jack stands, a clutch pulling tool, a wheeled floor crawler for getting under the car and a 300-piece mechanics tool set with all the wrenches and sockets I needed for any car job.  It took me about a week to change the clutch.  With the advice of the two older brothers and hours of watching YouTube videos, I finally got it back together and back on the road.  It was a fantastic feeling.  Not just having an operating car again, but viewing myself as a person who is capable of fixing mechanical problems.  All I needed was good advice and the right tools for the job. Becoming a multiplying disciple also demands the right tools if you want to be successful in walking with God and saving souls.  The Apostle Paul told Timothy in 2 Timothy 4:2 to, “Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season; correct, rebuke and encourage—with great patience and careful instruction.”  Timothy needed to prepare for the work he was called to do.  He needed to have the right life, doctrine and tools necessary to get God's will done.  If you want to grow in your spiritual skills, you need to get the right tools for the job.  Here are the ones that help me the most: ·         The first thing to buy when building your spiritual tool kit is a paper study Bible.  God's word is by far the most powerful tool on your tool belt.  As I shared earlier, I started with a Zondervan Study Bible that had commentary notes embedded below the scriptures.  It increased my comprehension of God's word dramatically.  You don't need a combined commentary/Bible, but a large, easy to read Bible will provide you the space to take notes, highlight and dig into.  ·         Good books and spiritual books.  Look at how valuable books were to Paul in 1 Timothy 4:13, “When you come, bring the cloak that I left with Carpus at Troas, and my scrolls, especially the parchments.”  I already covered this in an earlier chapter, but a few classic books and biographies will inspire and equip you. ·         Bible App.  The Bible App is a great free resource that combines in one location tools that in the past demanded multiple tools.  It works as a great concordance so you can find scriptures.  I use it when I don't have my paper Bible with me.  I probably use it the most for listening when I go for a walk in the morning.  I like having the Bible read to me and that is the way most people in the past “read” the Bible.  It also offers many other Bible study tools and series that I rarely use. ·         Gospel Study Series.  I rarely leave the house without my Bible and “Disciple's Handbook.”  This is a book printed in the nineties that includes a gospel study series that covers the first principles of the faith.  Whenever I lead a Bible study, I use it to guide my discussion.  The version I have has a leather cover and was printed in the Philippines.  If you want to multiply disciples, you need a tool for guiding a seeker from initial interest to belief, repentance, baptism and the first year of discipleship.  There are also first principles apps that can be used.  ·         One volume commentary.  My friend, John Lusk, gave me a one-volume commentary when I was a younger Christian.  It was incredibly helpful in getting deeper into God's word and offered more insight than the study Bible I had.  I would recommend one like the “New Bible Commentary” by Gordon J. Wenham.  Instead of multiple volumes, it covers the entire Bible in one book.  ·         Commentary set.  Once you are ready to move on from a one-volume commentary and you are starting to prepare Bible discussions and sermons, you will need multi-volume commentaries.  I have several that I used in preparing my Sunday sermons.  The first one I start with is the Tyndale New Testament Commentary set.  This series is inexpensive and basic, but it's very readable and offers a great first approach to any New Testament passage.  The second commentary I read after the Tyndale is The New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament.  These commentaries are too expensive to buy in a set, so when I'm preparing to go through a series on Genesis or Matthew, I buy that specific volume that covers the book or letter I'm preaching on.  It offers great insight and a modern writing style.  The third commentary set I read in preparing for a sermon is the Pulpit Commentary Set.  This set was written in the late 1800's and it's prose can be a little tough to read at times, but I love it because it is written for preachers in particular.  It offers sermon outlines, ideas, illustrations and applications that are super handy for sermon preparation.  Some of my friends don't like this series because it's a little more difficult to read, but it's always my last reference before preaching a good sermon.  Many times, it has helped me come up with outlining and providing subject headings for a particular passage.  You can buy the entire series for a little over $400.  I bought it in the early 90's for $199.  ·         Audible.com.  Leaders are readers.  Often the only way I can find the time to read the books I'm in is by listening to them.  The best service I've found is Audible.com.  I listen to great books while walking, working out or driving.  Another benefit is that my family can share my audio library with me. ·         Journal.  I've gone back and forth between paper journals and digital.  Most recently I've kept a journal on a Microsoft Word document.  I started it in 2017 and use the same file and just keep adding to it.  This file has grown to over 700 pages   I borrowed the following questions from Tim Ferris and expanded them a little.  They serve as an outline and memory jogger: §  I am grateful for: §  Daily affirmations, I am… §  Three amazing things that happened yesterday §  How could I have made yesterday better? §  Goals §  What would make today great? §  10 ideas This takes me about five minutes and helps me keep track of where I'm trying to go in my life and what I can work on.  My advice is to use whatever journaling tool that you will actually use and stick with. ·         Clipboard and yellow pad.  I can't really function without my clipboard and yellow lined pad.  This is as “old school” as it gets.  The reason I like it is that I'm a chronic list person.  When I sit at my desk and meditate or pray, I keep it next to me with a pen and when the Spirit brings up an idea, I immediately write it down on my pad so I won't forget it.  I'm not a naturally organized person and without writing things down, I often forget what I need to get done.  Studies show that writing things down by hand actually improves your memory and recall.  A Chinese proberb says, “The faintest ink is more powerful than the strongest memory.”  You can use your phone or phone app or something else, but whenever God gives you an idea, make sure you take that thought captive and put in on paper or somewhere you can recall it later.  ·         G-2 pens.  I've tried all sorts of different pens and have landed on the Pilot G-2 07 blue pen as my favorite.  It's inexpensive and super smooth flowing.  I buy them in a large bundle from Amazon.  ·         3x5 cards.  I absolutely love 3x5 cards.  They can't be beat for versatility and utility.  I use them to keep track of the people I'm reaching out to.  I don't like putting people's names into my phone until they get baptized because it's so easy to get lost in my contacts.  I write someone's name down, their phone number and what I know about them and then every time I call, text or study with them I put the date.  I have 3x5 cards from people I met, followed up with, studied with and baptized.  It's so encouraging.  I also use them for memory scriptures and inspiring quotes.  I use them often at our midweek gatherings when I ask for prayer requests or ideas for the ministry.  They are super cheap, disposable and incredibly portable and helpful. ·         Invitation cards.  Invitation cards make it much easier to share your faith.  There is so much natural reluctance to reaching out that I can't imagine going without this handy tool.  I read a book on evangelism that compared it to handing out tickets to heaven.  One card can change a life.  Yet, without an invitation card, you are forced to rely on your natural conversational skill and inventiveness to get into a conversation and then steer it toward God.  With a card it's as simple as, “Hi, I go to a great church and I'd love for you to come!”  If the person has any openness, they may take that first step.  ·         Freedom.  Freedom.to is a web blocking software that I use to increase my ability to focus.  If I want to write a book, prepare a sermon or podcast, or do anything else that demands sustained attention, the first thing I do is turn on Freedom for 45 minutes and it keeps me from going to distracting or damaging websites.  It's a game-changer for me and one I'd recommend to anyone who wants to be able to concentrate on big projects. ·         Ear Plugs.  I can't live without Mack's Ultra Soft earplugs.  I started using these when my wife allowed our pug, FSBO “Fizbo”, to sleep on our bed at night.  He had a nasty snore and I got into the habit of using earplugs.  I found out they are also incredibly handy for screening out other noise when I'm working at my desk.  I need tools that keep me focused on my work.  They are very cheap and super handy.  The only problem is that my new pug, “Rocky”, slips into my office and eats the ear plugs.  I wonder where they all went and then I find them in my back yard after they have passed undigested through her GI tract! ·         Walking shoes.  I've gotten into the habit recently of walking for three miles.  It accomplishes three things at once.  It's good exercise and burns around 300 calories.  I listen to the Bible on audio for the first thirty minutes and then I pray on the thirty minute return leg.  You need good walking shoes.  I'm currently using Hokas, but I also like any Nike running shoe brand. ·         Airbuds.  Airbuds create time in your life that you didn't know existed.  Time while driving, working out, walking or working is time you can be learning or developing new skills.  I rarely turn on my car without first plugging in my Airbuds and turning on a book on Audible.  I recently finished a 130+ hour listen to “The Decline and Fall of The Roman Empire” by Edward Gibbon.  There is no way I'd have time to read this 2,100 page monster if it were in book form, but I can fit it into the “cracks” in my life and benefit from great writing and excellent narrators.  Prioritize reading over listening to music. ·         Purity accountability software.  I use accountable2you.com software to provide “guard rails” against pornography on the internet.  It sends a weekly report to a couple of friends showing my viewing habits.  I wish I didn't need accountability but here's how God views the human heart, “The human heart is the most deceitful of all things, and desperately wicked. Who really knows how bad it is? But I, the LORD, search all hearts and examine secret motives. I give all people their due rewards, according to what their actions deserve.”  Jeremiah 17:9-10 NLT. I know God will hold me accountable.  I need to hold myself accountable. ·         Private location.  Every disciple needs a private place to meet with God.  You need your own desk or chair that gives you the privacy and space to connect with God.  I like a good desk and even enjoy having sidewalls that keep me focused on the work at hand.  A cubicle style of desk assists in concentration. ·         A good desk that is organized.  I can't get anything done if my desk is dirty.  I have to keep everything as organized as possible. ·         Spiritual and personal development conferences.  In the summer of 2022, prior to our family of churches' World Discipleship Summit in Orlando, I also attended a church leadership conference that was happening the week before.  I learned some things and gained some fresh insights.  Though theologically there are some differences, I want to learn from people who are growing and developing their skills.  Pay the money and travel wherever needed to grow personally.  You can learn from so many different people and sources.  These are only some of the tools that I use to help me walk with God and seek and save the lost.  Don't be afraid of investing in yourself and your walk with God.  I read somewhere that you should spend 3% of your income on tools for your personal development.  Anything you spend on yourself to grow closer to God and save souls is an investment that has dividends reaching into eternity.  Don't hesitate to spend.  I hope this will help you to invest in tools to help you grow. 

How to Support the Rob Skinner Podcast.  If you would like to help support my mission to multiply disciples, leaders and churches, click here:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/robskinner      Transcript of "How to Become a Great Communicator" When I got that call and saw who it was, I couldn't pick up the phone.  I had a heavy feeling of fear deep in my gut.  I let it go to voicemail.  When I listened to it later, I didn't call back for a week.  The voicemail message said, “Hey Rob, this is Bruce Williams.  I was calling to see if you and Pam would be interested in planting a new church in Tucson, Arizona.  Call me back when you get a chance.”  The mixture of fear and confusion I felt paralyzed me into inaction.  I was living in Oregon at the time working a full-time job as a Realtor and leading a church full-time as a self-supporting minister.  Pam and I had been talking about returning to the full-time ministry.  The pressure to run a growing church and support a family through the great recession and housing collapse was intense.  I didn't know how long I could keep it up.  However, the thought of change, upheaval and leaving my extended family while my kids were in high school worried me.  So, I just didn't call back.  I didn't know what to do. Fear keeps us shuttered in our homes, afraid of what might happen.  It shows up when we avoid people, avoid contacts, ghost people who text us or call us and ignore emails sent to us.  These behaviors are symptoms of fear.  For some reason, we are afraid of what might happen, what might be said, what might be found out, what might be asked of us and we run from the conversation.  As Solomon wrote in Proverbs 28:1, “The wicked flee though no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion.”  We can downplay it or rationalize it for as long as we like, but this type of avoidance behavior is grounded in fear.  When we avoid people, we are fleeing from a conversation or a confrontation that often needs to happen.  God often works by sending the right person into our life at just the right time.  That phone call, text, email, WhatsApp or DM (Direct Message) might be a message from God.  If you have ever invited someone to church, followed up with them and then got ghosted you know the frustration and sadness you feel.  Why?  Because your invitation to them was really a ticket to heaven, a pass to eternal life.  Why do people run away from God?  It's been happening since the Garden of Eden.  John explains this behavior in John 3:19-20,   “This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but people loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil.  Everyone who does evil hates the light, and will not come into the light for fear that their deeds will be exposed.”  People ghost Christians because they are afraid of the light.  They are fleeing God because their deeds are evil.  They don't want anyone to know what they've been doing with their lives. Even after we become Christians God sends people into our lives.  That's why it's so important to maintain and preserve connections with people and make ourselves available both to those we know and those we don't know yet.  You never know when God is tapping your shoulder for something new and amazing. God called Jonah to lead one of the most miraculous revivals in the Bible, the repentance of Nineveh.  Jonah refused to answer God's call, he ghosted him in Jonah 1:1-3.  “The word of the Lord came to Jonah son of Amittai: 2 ‘Go to the great city of Nineveh and preach against it, because its wickedness has come up before me.'  3But Jonah ran away from the Lord and headed for Tarshish. He went down to Joppa, where he found a ship bound for that port. After paying the fare, he went aboard and sailed for Tarshish to flee from the Lord.”  God was patient with Jonah and pursued him until he got his man.  Jonah almost missed the greatest opportunity of his life because of fear, racism and prejudice.  God called to him a second time and this time, Jonah was there to take the call.  He responded and went to Nineveh.  The whole city repented from the King down to the lowliest citizen.    When I called Bruce Williams back, I made profuse apologies for my slow reply.  He explained the offer of planting a new church.  A new planting, financial support for several years, a full-time salary, an amazing city and university and anything else I needed to be successful.  I told him no.  I wasn't ready to make that move even though I felt like I was caught in a vise-grip of time and financial pressure.  He was patient.  He had another friend, John Lusk, call me a few weeks later and invited me to come and pray over the city of Tucson, Arizona all expenses paid.  I gradually started to realize that maybe this was God directing me and offering me a new start.  I went and prayed over the city.  I spoke with Bruce and told him then that I still wasn't ready to make a decision.  I came back home, prayed and fasted.  One day after work, I walked into our master bedroom to take off my suit, shirt and tie and put on my casual clothes.  Pam was still in bed.  I asked, “Are you sick?”  She said, “No.”  I asked, “Why were you in bed all day?”  She said, “Because I think we need to move to Tucson.”  That's the moment when I realized God was definitely calling us and I needed to be bold as a lion and stop fleeing from God's call.   I called Bruce and told him that we would go to Tucson.  It turned out to be a great decision.  The church planting blossomed from zero to one hundred members in two years and my kids were able to all graduate from the University of Arizona.  Another church was able to get off the ground and many souls have been saved.  It all started with a phone call and a voicemail. If you want to be a multiplying Christian, take a look at how you handle communications.  Are you easy to reach?  Do you call or text people back quickly.  I think 24 hours is the maximum for voicemail, texts or emails.  I don't think it has to be the same day.  Sometimes you need to sleep on it and consider how you're going to respond.  There are times that I can sense my anger is bubbling up.  That's the worst time to call or text back.  Better to give it a night to lose the heat and regain emotional control than to say, text or type something you'll regret and have to apologize for later. Practicals: ·       Stop making excuses for ignoring, delaying and avoiding people when they are trying to communicate with you.  ·       Ask yourself, what is causing me to practice this behavior?  Is it fear, shame, lack of faith?  Whatever it is, deal with the reason for the avoidance behavior. ·       Decide to be a quick responder.  Set a 24-hour limit on your responses if not sooner.  You can say your not ready to decide, but at least make the connection.  You never know when God is opening a door for you.

On this week's episode of the Outdoor Adventures podcast from Brownfield, Brent Barnett talks to John Lusk, host of Lusk Archery Adventures on YouTube, about some of his top tips for bowhunters when selecting broadheads for turkey season.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join us on a gripping expedition into the heart of hunting and the stirring narratives of life in the wild with our guest John Lusk, a seasoned bowhunter with tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With a background as rich as his arrow quiver, John's experiences as a pastor and hunter uniquely intertwine, painting a compelling picture of adventure and introspection. His YouTube channel, Lusk Archery Adventures, captures the essence of his analytical prowess and passion for archery, making him an extraordinary storyteller for this episode.InstagramLusk Archery AdventuresHunting StoriesYOUTUBELusk Archery AdventuresSupport the show

This podcast features attorney Jonathan Lusk.  Jonathan is a highly respected attorney with offices in both Huntsville and Guntersville, Alabama. As you'll hear on this episode of the podcast, Jonathan's firm goes back to 1895 when it was started by his great-grandfather, John Lusk.  The law practice was then continued by his grandfather, Marion Lusk,  then his father, Louis Lusk, and, now, Jonathan.  In fact, his Guntersville office is in the same building that his great-grandfather purchased back in the late 1800's!  Jonathan is a skilled and compassionate lawyer who has many positive reviews by satisfied clients.  He focuses his law practice in divorce and family law matters throughout North Alabama.  I enjoyed getting to know him on this episode of the podcast. 

Finding the BEST broadhead for Elk - Today we are discussing broadheads with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures. John has a really cool backstory which I'm so glad we got into and he has a unique protocol for testing broadheads. John Lusk Instagram Lusk YouTube Listeners of the ElkShape Podcast Exclusives:

Aron has been testing broadheads since Christ was a kid.  With hundreds of animals taken with dozens of various broadheads over the years, this multi year endeavor has culminated in this extensive review. Aron put the final paces on several brands including Schwacker, Evolution, Sevr, Grim Reaper, G5, Bowmar Archery, RMG Gear, Iron Will, Annihilator, Black Hornet, VPA, and Slick Trick. With the help of good friend John Lusk from Lusk Archery Adventures, they discuss their findings from testing all the broadheads.  John is an engineer by education, so his tests are setup to run each broadheads through the same tests to provide comparable data points.  He tests for cut size, penetration, edge sharpness, edge retention, and durability.  

Step inside the thrilling world of hunting as my guest, John Lusk, and I share our nail-biting adventures and insider knowledge. From stalking Caribou in the icy landscapes of the Arctic Circle to confronting Bison in the vast expanses of South Dakota, we weave tales of unscripted and raw encounters with nature's most formidable beasts. We also divulge the practical side of these expeditions, including the process of acquiring licenses, maneuvering through migratory pattern changes, and the sweet triumph of a successful hunt.Our conversation doesn't stop at recounting hunting tales; we plunge into the nuts and bolts of the sport. We meticulously dissect our hunting gear, focusing on the crucial role of broadhead arrows, analyzing different types, and sharing our methods of testing these weapons. We also tackle the nuanced tactics used to hunt a grizzly bear and the essence of patience when pursuing a Bison. Whether a seasoned hunter or a curious listener, our detailed chat lends a fresh perspective on big game hunting. Toward the end of our discussion, we paint a captivating picture of our future hunting endeavors, with sights set on the formidable water buffalo in Australia. We delve into the challenge of finding a hunt that aligns with our age, health, and budget - a realistic concern for many devoted hunters. John provides valuable insights from his hunting experiences, shedding light on this thrilling sport that doubles up as a personal journey. Tune in and immerse yourself in our adventures as we bring you closer to the pulse-pounding world of hunting.LUSK INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/luskarcheryadventures/LUSK YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lusk+archery+adventuresSupport the showHope you guy's enjoy! Hit the follow button, rate and give the show a comment!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bdhunting/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZtxCA-1Txv7nnuGKXcmXrA

What broadhead is the best? Who knows, but very few people have shot and tested more broadheads than our guest John Lusk. John tells us about his method of testing, what he thinks are great broadheads and much more! Check him out on YouTube @LuskArcheryAdventures

John Lusk from Lusk Archery Adventures joins us, and drops a ton of knowledge on us when it comes to broadhead testing, selection, and what to look for the next time you choose a new broadhead.  Be sure to check out Lusk Archery Adventures on Youtube and Instagram.  Questions about broadheads? John has the answers.  

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 243 - The Best Broadhead for the Job - John Lusk - Lusk Archery Adventures This week on the podcast Adam sits down to talk with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures and the Lusk Archery Adventures YouTube Channel. John has hunted dozens of species all over the world and has found a niche on Youtube testing broadheads. John has an engineering background and conducts his tests in a repeatable and quantifiable manner, meaning that, as best as possible the results can be measured in an apples to apples manner. Topics discussed Hunting History How many species with a bow Wolf hunting with a bow How did he get into testing broadheads What the tests consist of What are common things to watch out for What are common amongst “good” bradheads Affilliate bias Marketing bias Best broadheads for all animals https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-deer-hunter-collective-tickets-534849989717 https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com https://www.zingerfletches.com https://huntworthgear.com/ https://www.lucky-buck.com https://www.bigshottargets.com https://vitalizeseed.com https://www.spartanforge.ai - save 25% with code bowhunter https://waypointtv.com/#podcast  If you like what we are doing and want to see more, please consider checking out our Patreon account. Any funds generated through our Patreon account are funneled right back into the podcast to help fund equipment, hosting fees and gear for reviews and giveaways and as always future hunts.  http://bit.ly/BHCPatreon   http://bit.ly/BowhunterChroniclesPodcas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

North America is spoiled with a plethora of iconic wildlife species from grizzly bears and moose, to elk and caribou we live in a land of giants. But nothing outweighs our undisputed heavyweight belt holder: the American Bison.  On this episode I invited myself over to the home of John Lusk from Lusk Archery Adventures to talk about his popular YouTube channel, and his most recent archery adventures including his bison harvest. Follow John: @luskarcheryadventures Follow John on YouTube Follow The Hunt Fish Life: @hntfsh_life Follow Alex: @alexg.hunt Follow East2West Hunts: @east2westhunts Follow Caleb: @allamerican_outdoorsman Check out the First Gen Hunter Website Follow First Gen Hunter Instagram: @first.gen.hunter GoWild: @Kent Boucher Facebook: @first.gen.hunter   Support First Gen Hunter by shopping at the following partners: Spartan Forge Camofire Black Ovis My Medic AlienGear Holsters MTN OPS Fox River Socks GunSkins East2West Hunts Use promo code: firstgen10 = 10% off any purchase

On this weeks OTTV podcast, the guys are joined with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures. The first half of the show the guys talk with John about how he got involved in archery and what has fueled his passion for the sport. The guys dive into Johns extensive broadhead testing and reviews. Going over some of the numerous types and designs of these broadheads. The good the bad and the ugly! They also talk about some of Johns extreme adventure hunts that he has been fortunate enough to go on over the years. He also tells the guys about the bison that he was able to harvest with his bow recently. On the second half of the show, the guys talk about some of their late season scouting tactics, they also talk about which broadheads they are considering using on the upcoming season given some of the new information they learned from John. This is an informative episode that you're not going to want to miss!

John Lusk joins the pod to go over his broadhead testing methodology shared weekly on YouTube.  Testing over 200 different broadheads, John shares much about what his learned and offers valuable insight and educated opinions on different broadhead options on this episode of The Louisiana Bowhunter podcast presented by SKRE Gear.

On the Missouri Woods & Water podcast this week, we talk with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures about broadhead testing.  John talks about how he got started with doing broadhead testing videos and he gives us a breakdown of his testing process and what exactly he puts broadheads through for the viewer.  We also get into some specific broadheads Nate, Andy, and Micah are using this year and John's opinion on those as well as some other heads.  John is full of knowledge when it comes to broadheads.  If you are looking for a change we highly suggest you check out John's videos as you make your decision.Show Links:Lusk Archery Adventures YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHwOgJaEIyxvxcXSZN76pfgLusk Archery Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/luskarcheryadventures/Lusk Archery Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/luskarcheryadventures Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by SImplecast

On the Missouri Woods & Water podcast this week, we talk with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures about broadhead testing.  John talks about how he got started with doing broadhead testing videos and he gives us a breakdown of his testing process and what exactly he puts broadheads through for the viewer.  We also get into some specific broadheads Nate, Andy, and Micah are using this year and John's opinion on those as well as some other heads.  John is full of knowledge when it comes to broadheads.  If you are looking for a change we highly suggest you check out John's videos as you make your decision.Show Links:Lusk Archery Adventures YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHwOgJaEIyxvxcXSZN76pfgLusk Archery Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/luskarcheryadventures/Lusk Archery Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/luskarcheryadventures Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by SImplecast

On the Missouri Woods & Water podcast this week, we talk with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures about broadhead testing.  John talks about how he got started with doing broadhead testing videos and he gives us a breakdown of his testing process and what exactly he puts broadheads through for the viewer.  We also get into some specific broadheads Nate, Andy, and Micah are using this year and John's opinion on those as well as some other heads.  John is full of knowledge when it comes to broadheads.  If you are looking for a change we highly suggest you check out John's videos as you make your decision.Show Links:Lusk Archery Adventures YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHwOgJaEIyxvxcXSZN76pfgLusk Archery Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/luskarcheryadventures/Lusk Archery Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/luskarcheryadventures Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by SImplecast

In this episode we talk with John Lusk from Lusk Archery Adventures. We were very excited about this chat as Mike has been a big follower of the broadhead reviews and Joe really enjoyed the bow testing. We talk about everything from his background and how he came up with the testing metrics he uses to some of his most memorable hunts, Check out John's YouTube Lusk Archery Adventures, and on Instagram @luskarcheryadventuresSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bdhunting)

John Lusk may be the most passionate gear nerd we've ever met! We love his energy! He also does some really cool stuff when it comes to testing various braodheads, bows, and other archery equipment.  In this episode, we go on a deep dive into some nerd-out broadhead talk. We discuss different brands like Iron Will, Rage, Exodus, Cutthroat, Grim Reaper, and many others. We cover the differences and similarities in construction and the results in real hunting applications.   Lusk Archery Adventures Channel   The MAP SCOUT CHALLENGE powered by OnX  THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC LAND WHITETAIL MAP SCOUTING CONTENT EVER CREATED ON YOUTUBE.  -A ten part video series featuring Tyler Jones and K.C. Smith from The Element map scouting, putting eyes and feet on the deer country, then explaining their findings so that you can learn how to find, hunt, and arrow big bucks!   TOP 4 BIGGEST BUCKS ON PUBLIC LAND!   K.C.'s KANSAS PUBLIC LAND BUCK FILM   Watch the Video from Tyler's Illinois Public Land Giant! BIGGEST 8 POINT EVER!!!   MAKE SURE YOU ARE SUBSCRIBED to our Youtube Channel. **GIANT TEXAS PUBLIC BUCK**   The best map app there is. Find Access to YOUR public lands with OnX Maps. Know where you stand. #onxhunt   Durable Customizable Arrows, Quality Components, Good People, Fast Shipping. Vector Custom Shop Comfort and Mobility Matter. Go With The Best of Both. CRUZR Tree Saddles   Need Some Dependable Trail Cameras That Won't Break The Bank? Moultrie Trail Cameras       New Shirts available in our store at: www.theelementwild.com/shop   To find out more on Texas Public Land opportunities, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. TPWD   Go check out what The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is doing on the front lines for clean air, clean water, and wildlife! TRCP      Rock out with Tyler and the Tribe!  

In this episode John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures joins the show to talk about a wide range of archery hunting topics. These topics include testing archery equipment, the overseas trophy hunting debate, John's hunting plans for 2021 and a lot more. Hunting season is coming soon, let the excitement build as you tune into episode 60!   Subscribe to John's YouTube Channel Follow John on Facebook & Instagram: @luskarcheryadventures   First Gen Hunter Partners Camofire Link: https://www.camofire.com/?avad=296077_f214c5e01 Black Ovis Link:  https://www.blackovis.com/?avad=296077_b2167fab1 East2West Hunts: https://www.alexgruin.com/- promo code: firstgen10 = 10% off any purchase

John Lusk was a Tennessee fiddler born in 1889 and grandson of a slave who had been sent to New Orleans to learn fiddle. John played with two family members and was recorded by the Library of Congress first in the 1940's. Apple Blossom feels like a square dance tune.

John Lusk was a Tennessee fiddler born in 1889 and grandson of a slave who had been sent to New Orleans to learn fiddle. John played with two family members and was recorded by the Library of Congress first in the 1940's. Apple Blossom feels like a square dance tune.

Who is John Lusk? John became a Christian in 1983 while attending Louisiana State University. After receiving a BS in Civil Engineering, he married his beautiful wife Barri. John then went to Harding University Graduate School of Religion where he received a Master's in Religion. Together, John and Barri have led thriving ministries in Memphis, Baton Rouge, San Francisco, Sacramento, St Louis, Bangkok, Manila, and Denver and have spoken to hundreds of thousands of people all over the world. They now lead the Des Moines Church of Christ in Des Moines, Iowa. They have two wonderful daughters and a son in law, all of whom live in Colorado. In his free time, John enjoys archery, bowhunting, and being a YouTube creator for his channel Lusk Archery Adventures.  Interview Outline How did you become a Christian? Who were some of your early models or inspiration in preaching?  Why? How did you develop the tools to preach, what was your foundation? What are the three most common errors or mistakes you see preachers/speakers making? If a person wants to preach "big" and authority and impact, what do they need to know? What are the steps or template you follow to writing a great sermon. What does a beginner need to know or avoid? Tell me about your "pre-game" ritual.  What do you do before you speak? How long does it take you to prepare a conference-level message?  Why? What about your speaking sets it apart?  What can people take away if they want to improve? Tell me about your biggest embarrassment or setback in the pulpit. What do you consider a "golden moment" in your preaching? What advice would you give to people who are shy by nature or terrified of public speaking? Is speaking something your born with or can you learn to be a good speaker? Your wife, Barri, is an excellent speaker.  Did you help her or did she pick that up on her own?  How has Barri developed her skills? Tell me about something that keeps your spiritual fire and ambition burning brightly.  What gets you up in the morning?  What advice would you give a person, man or woman, who wants to make a difference and live "no regrets" life? What would you tell a younger man or woman who has leadership ambitions? Do you have any regrets, anything you wish you could do over or differently? Tell me about a time when you came back from a setback or failure. What advice would you give to people who are dealing with failure or discouragement? You are an expert in archery and bowhunting, how did that happen? Tell me how you balance your passion for hunting with your preaching and ministry?

John Lusk joins us after testing a number of the 2020 compound bows. He runs through how they felt for him, the speed he chronograph-ed and the db loudness of each bow. He used a 27" DL and 70lb draw weight for all of the bows. Bows Tested - Hoyt Carbon RX4 - 12 minutes Mathews VXR 28 - 15 minutes Bowtech Revolt - 21:30 PSE Carbon Air Stealth Mach 1 - 30 minutes PSE Evolve NXT 31 - 32:30 Elite Cure - 34:45 Bear Status EKO - 37:30 2020 Bow Battle thread -> https://www.rokslide.com/forums/threads/2020-bow-battle-hoyt-vs-mathews-vs-bowtech-vs-pse-vs-bear.152186/ Mathews VXR review by Les Welch -> https://www.rokslide.com/mathews-vxr-bow-review/ Mathews Vertix review by Les Welch -> https://www.rokslide.com/mathews-vertix-bow-review/

In this episode, I catch up with John Lusk of Lusk Archery Adventures. Lusk Archery Adventures is a popular YouTube channel dealing with archery hunting. On John’s YouTube page, you can see extensive broadhead tests, his archery hunts, and bow reviews. John’s knowledge of broadhead construction is second to none. You can reach John at the following social media pages: YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHwOgJaEIyxvxcXSZN76pfg Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/luskarcheryadventures/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/luskarcheryadventures/?hl=en Please subscribe to John’s YouTube channel to stay up to date on his hunting adventures and equipment reviews.

Oh the places you will go with a bible and a bow!  Today we are talking a wild look into some aspects of our equipment, specifically Broadheads. John Lusk is an engineer by training and a pastor by passion. He also is a brilliant mind when it comes to evaluating the sharp end of our sticks. We hear a little about how John got where he is, hear some really cool hunting stories from near and far, and then we get into some thought-provoking aspects of broached selection. This episode is jam packed with info, but unfortunately we couldn't cover it all. Look for part Deuce coming later this spring or summer! Watch John's awesome videos: Lusk Archery Adventures Massive Mechanical Broadhead Battle (Great video!)   Follow John on Social Media: Lusk Archery Adventures Instagram   Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of our public land adventures and watch our intense product reviews! The Element YouTube Public Land Chronicles (PLC) eLement eVals   Social Media: @theelementpodcast (Facebook) @theelementpodcast (Instagram)   New Shirts available in our store at: www.theelementwild.com/shop   The best map app there is. Find Access to YOUR public lands with OnX Maps. Know where you stand. OnX   Make sure the brands you support are supporting you! We wear Sitka Gear because they stand for conservation and public lands. Sitka Gear    To find out more on Texas Public Land opportunities, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife website. TPWD   Go check out what The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is doing on the front lines for clean air, clean water, and wildlife! TRCP        Rock out with Tyler and The Tribe!"  

On today's episode, we have special guest John Lusk, the man behind the Lusk Archery Adventures YouTube channel. John has hunted a variety of game in the US and Africa and is a total broadhead junkie. He's shot and tested most of the broadheads on the market, both in controlled tests and through animals. He's also not afraid to talk about what he likes and doesn't like. We discuss cheap knock-off heads, premium machined broadheads, 2 vs 3 vs 4 blade, single vs. double bevel, mechanical vs. fixed, broadhead concepts that have never been brought to market, steel choices, and selecting broadheads based on species and terrain.

On today's episode, we have special guest John Lusk, the man behind the Lusk Archery Adventures YouTube channel. John has hunted a variety of game in the US and Africa and is a total broadhead junkie. He's shot and tested most of the broadheads on the market, both in controlled tests and through animals. He's also not afraid to talk about what he likes and doesn't like. We discuss cheap knock-off heads, premium machined broadheads, 2 vs 3 vs 4 blade, single vs. double bevel, mechanical vs. fixed, broadhead concepts that have never been brought to market, steel choices, and selecting broadheads based on species and terrain.

Based on the feedback from “Virtual Employees - SGC 18” Jon and Kurtis dive deep into Inbound vs Outbound Marketing.  When, how and why they use both for Kurtis Eyewear marketing efforts.   Inbound marketing defined - Outbound Marketing defined - Facebook, Youtube and Adwords Marketing - Content creation and how it works - Creating articles - Interruption Marketing - Permission Based Marketing - Effective Marketing -   Surf Goggles Chronicles the Podcast was inspired by the book called “The Mouse Driver Chronicles”.  In MDC Kyle Harrison and John Lusk share their journey of bringing a Mouse Driver to market.  Kurtis and Jon share their journey from Concept to Market with Kurtis Eyewear via their weekly podcast found at www.SurfGogglesChronicles.com and via itunes search SGC.

Once you dive into events and immerse your company in the industry you will get immediate feedback.  How did Kurtis and Jon @SurfGogglesChronicles go from their garage to being invited to exclusive events?  If you want to get noticed help others achieve their goals.     In this episode of the Surf Goggles Chronicles:   Selecting Events & Which Venue is Worth the Price? - Gorilla Marketing, Loops Holes & Being Aware of your Options. - Why does Kurtis Loves Parking Tickets at Events? - Why Kurtis brings a Funny Man, Memory Man & Memorable Staff to all Events. - Don’t under staff your event - Why Kurtis Choose To Picket & Protest at the US Open of Surfing. - Video & Photos to Make Your Event Last a Lifetime. - Contacting Media, Professional Athletes & Making Some Noise! - The Liquid Nation Ball & $5000.00 Raised with Sweat & Vision. - Becoming A Friend of Olympic Surfing. - Go For It!  Bottom line is Kurtis & Jon want you to succeed.  The Surf Goggles Chronicles was inspired by John Lusk and “The Mouse Driver Chronicles.”  Pick up this book today as it is a must read in many business schools in several countries.  Jon &  Kurtis also recommend “Shoe Dog” by Phil Knight - Excellent Read! If you have a brand or product idea please subscribe to “From Concept to Market” the Surf Goggles Chronicles on itunes.  Ask your questions at www.SurfGogglesChronciles.com

Kristen Prinz of The Prinz Law Firm joins Kurtis and Jon on this episode of the Surf Goggles Chronicles.  When should you hire an attorney?  When should you implement contracts?  Best practices moving forward.  www.Prinz-Lawfirm.com .   The Surf Goggles Chronicles was inspired by The Mouse Driver Chronicles - read this book by John Lusk and Kyle Harrison   In this episode  of the Surf Goggles Chronicles   Customer Service, warranties and being great. Being the most innovative and personable brand in the world. Stealing your idea or knocking off your products Manufacturing in the USA vs Asia The most common legal questions asked by entrepreneurs What is your goal for your business?  End Game? Equity and protecting your personal assets Are you protecting your content?  Building an asset? Your attorney should make you better, but be prepared to answer their questions Being naive can be a benefit when starting out. Self doubt and the entrepreneur Start-up - Incubator vs Accelerator  - what’s the difference? Start with the end in mind A Partnership, but who owns the Trademark? Felix Dennis - Kurtis finally understands him Nobody fights until there is money Advisory Board vs Board of Directors   You want people with a network, expertise or money when looking to share equity.  Horror statistics on marriage  and partnerships.  Read “The One Thing” and “The Art of Storytelling” as mentioned by Kristen Prinz.  Keep in touch with Kristen @PrinzLawFirm on twitter or www.Prinz-Lawfirm.com

Inventor Brant Berger joins Kurtis & Jon as they discuss patents and building Berger Bindings on this episode of Surf Goggles Chronicles.  How Brant went from an idea, to over 1.5 Million raised in investment, to his first 1 Million dollar order.   What happens when you poke the 500 pound gorilla?   Is your patent only as good as your ability to fight it?  What is SEO?  Kurtis gives his take on why you should be looking beyond SEO for your website and look into everything above the fold in a google search.  Jon explains the importance of incognito browsing to check your results.   In this episode of the Surf Goggles Chronicles   Google Images vs Google Shopping Images How we market to Australia and what we should be doing Keywords for adwords and youtube Incognito and your private browsing history Flickr, youtube and instagram Kurtis vs Amazon - Who won? Berger Bindings vs Rossignol Patagonia says NO, but did they have the power to say YES How to start your company LLC, Benefit Corporation, Sole Proprietorship, C Corp How to start your company A, B, C.  Do you have $150 or $1,000 dollars to start your company?  Kurtis and Jon explain what they did and how they would do it differently today.  Time to think of your URL or domain name as real estate.  Plus if you have a day job their are many advantages to starting with an LLC, umbrella protection, pass through of taxes and much, much more.  Plus the inspiration behind Surf Goggles Chronicles and why you must read “The Mouse Driver Chronicles” by John Lusk and Kyle Harrison.  www.MouseDriverChonicles.com .

John Lusk is the author of the best-selling book, The MouseDriver Chronicles which follows the invention and launch of a computer mouse that looks like a golf-club head. He is currently the Founder and CEO of Rivet & Sway, an online source for prescription eyewear. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 24429]

John Lusk is the author of the best-selling book, The MouseDriver Chronicles which follows the invention and launch of a computer mouse that looks like a golf-club head. He is currently the Founder and CEO of Rivet & Sway, an online source for prescription eyewear. Series: "Innovator Stories: Creating Something from Nothing" [Business] [Show ID: 24429]