Podcast appearances and mentions of nathan brewer

Today, Nathan Brewer joins Chris and Christina once again to discuss The Working Genius. The Working Genius Model is the fastest way to find out what kind of work brings you joy and energy and the simplest way to maximize your team's productivity.In today's podcast, Nathan will give a short review based on the past two episodes. Then he will go into the dynamics of using The Working Genius in marriage, other relationships and teams.If you want to learn more, reach out to Nathan.Contact Nathan: Nathan@workinggenius.euWebsite: https://workinggenius.euAnd, as an added bonus, the first 3 listeners that share this episode on their social media platforms will receive a 33% discount on an online workshop for their team!

Today, Chris and Christina continue the conversation with Nathan Brewer on The Working Genius. The Working Genius Model is the fastest way to find out what kind of work brings you joy and energy and the simplest way to maximize your team's productivity.The Working Genius can bring clarity to you in the workplace as you discover how you best operate in and how your "genius" brings you joy in your work.In part two, Nathan will provide you with a short review of The Working Genius and then take a deep dive into each of the six areas: • Wonder• Invention• Discernment• Galvanizing• Enablement• TenacityAfter listening, if you find this intriguing and want to know how you can get started then Check out https://workinggenius.euContact Nathan: Nathan@workinggenius.euBonus: The first 2 listeners: 20% off 2-hour online Workshop for your team

Today, Nathan Brewer joins Chris and Christina once again to discuss The Working Genius. The Working Genius Model is the fastest way to find out what kind of work brings you joy and energy and the simplest way to maximize your team's productivity.Today kicks off a three-part series in which Nathan will help you, the listener, understand how The Working Genius can bring clarity to you in the workplace as you discover how you best operate in and how your "genius" brings you joy in your work. The 6 types of working geniuses have significant implications for not only teams but also families and other relationships.In today's podcast, Nathan will give an overview of the types and provide you with information on how you can learn more.Contact Nathan: Nathan@workinggenius.euWebsite: https://workinggenius.euBonus for Real Life Mentoring listeners: $10 off Working Genius Assessment + Online Coaching Session (50 minutes)

In this training, we continue our exploration of the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. Every Christ-follower has specific gifts given to them by Jesus so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and participate in his ongoing mission in the world together. This week we look at the fifth of these five gifts: teachers.Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Brentview Church, and Jon Ritner for their contributions to this episode.

Join us this week as we are at 5x5 Brewery in Mission, Tx. We sit and try some brews with Owner of Redefine Violence Luis Espindola, Owner of 5x5 Brewery George Rice and Comedian Nathan Brewer. We talk about the Redefine Violence 5x5 Brewery Collab, being in the Military, Nathan's Cakes, covid times, Combat Under the Stars, political shenanigans and much more! Big thanks to 5x5 Brewery for letting us do this podcast there. Check out Redefine Violence here: https://shop.redefineviolence.com/ Check out 5x5 Brewery here: https://www.5x5brewing.com/ Follow Nathan Brewer here: https://www.instagram.com/nbrew83/

In this training, we continue our exploration of the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. Every Christ-follower has specific gifts given to them by Jesus so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and participate in his ongoing mission in the world together. This week we look at the fourth of these five gifts: shepherds.Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Jessie Cruickshank, John Ortberg, Bre Wiebe, and Susannah Crook for their contributions to this episode.

In this training, we continue our exploration of the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. Every Christ-follower has specific gifts given to them by Jesus so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and participate in his ongoing mission in the world together. This week we look at the third of these five gifts: evangelists.Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Jessie Cruickshank, Kurt Willems, Ashley Dalen, and Matthew Million for their contributions to this training.

HCP - Ep. 203 - Nathan Brewer (Ministry to Afghans)On this episode, Larry and Drew welcome church OKC planter Nathan Brewer to the pod to discuss how his plant is going, but also how God is bringing Afghan refugees to their church and events. Nathan shares how this all began and how God has given him a heart for this people and churches can begin to move in the direction of focused mission to local international cultures. You can email us at info@healthychurchpodcast.com orTo find more information about The Healthy Church Podcast go to:http://www.healthychurchpodcast.comor find us on FaceBook!For a video of today's podcast, you can find it on FaceBook or YouTube!

In this training, we continue our exploration of the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. Every Christ-follower has specific gifts given to them by Jesus so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and participate in his ongoing mission in the world together. This week we look at the second of these five gifts: prophets.Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Jon Ritner, Rich Robinson, Tim Catchim, Jessie Cruickshank, and Brad Brisco for their contributions to this training series.

The 2023 holiday season has arrived! We're celebrating with some brand new holiday songs. Since Hanukkah begins this week, we begin with the delightfuly catchy "Just A Little Hanukkah" by Oliver Richman featuring Jessica Toltzis and Nathan Brewer. Then we consider the new Christmas release by Wheatus (remember Wheatus?), titled "Christmas Dirtbag" (now you probably remember Wheatus). The ranking music in this episode is "Hanukkah" by The Manischefits.

Listen in as Dan Carson talks with Nathan Brewer about his topic for SOAR 2023 "Devoted to God's Church" and how we can help our students see the importance of connecting with God's people. SOAR 2023 is scheduled for July 3-5.   www.SOARConference.co...

Listen in as Dan Carson talks with Nathan Brewer about his topic for SOAR 2023 "Devoted to God's Church" and how we can help our students see the importance of connecting with God's people. SOAR 2023 is scheduled for July 3-5.   www.SOARConference.com Nathan's Email - nathan@ghokc.com Grace Harbor Church - www.ghokc.com   Podcast Partner: Central Baptist College -- www.CBC.edu 501-329-6872 / info@cbc.edu Become a Patron at https://patron.podbean.com/StudentMinistryMatters Hosts:  Dan Carson - info@studentministrymatters.com Chris Vines - youthpastor@gmbchope.org Student Ministry Matters, 1410 North Porter Road, Fayetteville, AR 72703 www.StudentMinistryMatters.com StudentMinistryMatters.Podbean.com info@studentministrymatters.com   Student Ministry Matters on the Christian Podcast Community

SEUSSICAL COMPOSER: Stephen Flaherty LYRICIST: Lynn Ahrens BOOK: Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty SOURCE: The stories of Dr. Seuss (c. 1950s) DIRECTOR: Rob Marshall CHOREOGRAPHER: Kathleen Marshall PRINCIPLE CAST: Kevin Chamberlain (Horton), Janine LaManna (Gertrude), David Shiner (The Cat in the Hat) OPENING DATE: Nov 30, 2000 CLOSING DATE: May 20, 2001 PERFORMANCES: 198 SYNOPSIS: The wild world of Dr. Seuss comes to life as Seuss' various characters come together to tell the story of Horton, a lonely elephant, and Gertrude McFuzz, a shy bird, as they fall in love with one another.  Nathan Brewer argues for Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty's Seussical as a significant show that, despite lackluster reviews and box office sales, went on to find financial success as a staple within community theatre and educational institutions, especially through the work of director Marcia Milgrom Dodge. Seussical's ability to redefine theatrical financial success, and public exposure, after its failure on Broadway, offered shows that were not commercially viable to become regionally successful such as Little Women, The Addams Family, and Be More Chill. Nathan Brewer is a director of theatre, opera, concerts, film, and events.  Directing credits include Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, Washington National Opera, Park Avenue Armory, Theatreworks/USA, New York Musical Theatre Festival, numerous symphonic and pops concerts, and televised award shows.  Nathan is on the musical theatre faculty at The New Studio on Broadway at NYU/Tisch, and The College of New Jersey.  He has previously taught at Penn State and Westminster Choir College.   Assisting credits include Aladdin (Broadway), and Relatively Speaking (Broadway).  Nathan is the Founder & Artistic Director of Recreational Arts, a performing arts educational organization, with programs in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.   Stephen Flaherty is the composer of the Broadway musicals Ragtime (Tony, Drama Desk, OCC Awards, two Grammy nominations), Seussical (Grammy, Drama Desk nominations), Once on This Island (Tony nomination, Olivier Award, Best Musical) and Rocky. Additional Broadway includes Chita Rivera: The Dancer's Life (original songs) and Neil Simon's Proposals (incidental music). Stephen has also written four musicals at Lincoln Center Theatre: The Glorious Ones (OCC, Drama Desk nominations), Dessa Rose (OCC, Drama Desk nominations), A Man of No Importance (OCC, Best Musical, Drama Desk nomination) and My Favorite Year. Other theater includes In Your Arms (Old Globe), Little Dancer (Kennedy Center), Lucky Stiff (Playwrights Horizons) and Loving Repeating: A Musical of Gertrude Stein (Chicago's Jefferson Award, Best New Musical.) Film includes Anastasia (two Academy Award and two Golden Globe nominations), the documentary After The Storm and Lucky Stiff. Mr. Flaherty's concert music has premiered at the Hollywood Bowl, Boston's Symphony Hall, Carnegie Hall, the Guggenheim Museum and Symphony Space. This year celebrates Stephen's 32-year collaboration with lyricist-librettist Lynn Ahrens. Stephen and Lynn are members of the Dramatists Guild Council and co- founders of the Dramatists Guild Fellows Program. In 2015 they were inducted into the Theater Hall Of Fame. Upcoming: the stage adaptation of Anastasia. AhrensAndFlaherty.com. SOURCES Seussical, Original Cast Recording, Decca Records (2000) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sermon from September 13, 2020 || What 5 gifts Paul talks about in Ephesians 4 and why are they important? How many of these gifts should be present in believers of Jesus Christ?

This week on M.A.D.D. HOUSE we have CEO and former Marine, Nathan Brewer on the show. Nathan is the owner of BLOOD SWEAT AND BREWS t-shirt company. More importantly he is a former Marine Machine Gunner who made the decision to stop chasing his dreams as a collegiate football player to serve and fight for his country.

In this episode of the People in Exile Podcast, Ben Ellis and Chris Chambers have a conversation with Nathan Brewer about the T4G 2020 Conference. We discussed what we are looking forward to during the conference along with the things we will miss the most by not being together in Louisville, Kentucky. pie_-_t4g_pre_conference_conversation_with_nathan_brewer_-_04142020.mp3File Size: 43255 kbFile Type: mp3Download Fil [...]

The guys welcome Nathan Brewer and Blane Hillman into the studio to discuss mandatory antler point restrictions in our home state. What's the goal? Do they work? Should they be state wide?

why_you_should_read_good_books_and_top_ten_lists_-_050518.mp3File Size: 120664 kbFile Type: mp3Download File In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Nathan Brewer, Chris Chambers, Ben Ellis, and Eric Harrough have a conversation about the importance of reading good books in the Christian life. Ben and Eric then give their own top ten lists (Best/most important Christian [and non-C [...]

The guys sit down with good old boy and Brent’s high school friend Nathan Brewer to talk turkeys

eric_harrough_-_average_joes_podcast_-_042018.mp3File Size: 84745 kbFile Type: mp3Download File In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Nathan Brewer, Ben Ellis, and Chris Chambers have a great conversation with one-time atheist turned lover of Christ, Eric Harrough. Though Eric is still very young, his love of Jesus is evident and his study of God's Word is deep. Eric tells of his [...]

easter_and_the_church_and_the_unchurched_-_032718.mp3File Size: 26526 kbFile Type: mp3Download File In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Chris Chambers, Ben Ellis, and Nathan Brewer have a short conversation about Easter, why churches have higher attendance on Easter Sundays, and why non-believers feel compelled to attend church on this one day each year. We are joined briefly by Nort [...]

the_average_joes_podcast_-_episode_6_-_basic_christianity_by_john_stott.mp3File Size: 119935 kbFile Type: mp3Download File In this sixth episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Chris Chambers and Nathan Brewer discuss John Stott's classic book, "Basic Christianity." [...]

the_average_joes_podcast_-_episode_5_-_john_graham.mp3File Size: 158986 kbFile Type: mp3Download File This is the fifth episode of the Average JOES Podcast, and Nathan Brewer and Chris Chambers have a conversation with John Graham. John is a member of Northcliffe Baptist Church in Spring Hill, Florida. He teaches a life group on Sunday mornings, and a men's Bible study on Wednesday evenings. ​John has been a tremendous influence in my life, and I am grateful th [...]

Youth Sunday, an exposition of John 4: 1-26, John 5: 1-15 and John 6: 1-15, sermons preached by Nathan Brewer, Thomas Price and Alli Brewer.

Along with likely being the first person to ever tell me I should host my own podcast, Nathan Brewer is also the first person I've ever met who would defend Home Alone 3 as the best film of the Home Alone series. He champions the follow up to the first two [similar] films as a successful spy movie with a child protagonist, calling it both the Tootsie of Home Alone films (for it's tight, three-act structure) and the John Wick of Home Alone films (for getting each individual aspect of the genre right and thus working well as a unit). He's watched the movie at least once a year with his family since its 1997 release and even got a girlfriend out of his devotion to defending its honor. Check out Nathan's group, Legends in the Game. Thanks to Emporium Arcade Bar for sponsoring and The Chicago Podcast Cooperative for coordinating sponsorships and community.  

This week: An unprecedented business opportunity overtakes the boys and special guest Nathan Brewer.