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The rise of social media has seen a significant increase in the number of voices influencing our decision-making. The wide range of directions can cause confusion, anxiety and destructive behaviour, especially when it comes to decisions about who we are. In this sermon guest speaker Paul Colman invites us to live our lives guided by the Holy Spirit to find the freedom of our true identity and purpose in God. About Paul: Paul Colman is well recognised as a Christian musician with his band the Paul Colman Trio, as a solo artist, and with the Newsboys. His songwriting abilities have been acknowledged with a Grammy nomination and Dove Awards. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instagram.com/humeridgechurch Facebook: www.facebook.com/humeridgechurch YouTube: www.youtube.com/humeridgechurch Have you made a decision to follow Jesus? Do you have a praise point, or want to request prayer? We would love for you to get in contact with us so we can follow up with you! Please complete the contact form on our website at https://humeridge.church/contact

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how emotional intelligence and authenticity can redefine leadership?Join us as Paul Colman, a seasoned leader who recently found a better work-life balance by leaving a demanding side hustle, uncovers the transformative power of being true to oneself. Drawing inspiration from figures like Pep Guardiola, Winston Churchill, and Michael Jordan, Paul emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence, humility, and vulnerability in leadership. Learn how these qualities can inspire and foster a more connected and effective team.Paul takes us through his unexpected career journey, beginning at Magnet Kitchens during the mid-90s recession and progressing through various leadership roles. Listen as he shares how personal ambition can align with company growth, illustrating his rise from team leader to factory manager and beyond. This episode offers valuable insights on the balance between staying with a single employer and seeking new opportunities, and how passion and ambition drive ongoing personal development.In this enriching conversation, we also explore the influence of sports on management styles and the need for adaptability in modern office environments. Paul reflects on cultural shifts post-COVID, the importance of self-reflection and resilience practices like cold water therapy, and the challenges and rewards of maintaining an emotionally intelligent leadership style. Tune in to understand the evolving expectations in management and how embracing fear and vulnerability can lead to greater freedom and authenticity in decision-making.Please subscribe to the channel for more content! Theo James are a Manufacturing & Engineering Recruiter based in the North East, helping Manufacturing and Engineering firms grow across the UK. Please call us on 0191 5111 298

The Christian music industry is a bit broken at the moment. Why? Well Paul Colman might have the answer! Aided by the powerfully political Larry Norman and his 70s hit The Great American Novel. Playing at the white house, releasing over 100 albums, Larry was a pioneer of Christian rock music and instrumental in Paul's song writing. Plus are the Paul Colman Trio back together? To get in touch with host Aiden Grant, email aideng@hotmail.com or head to Instagram https://www.instagram.com/aiden_s_grant/?hl=en Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Colman joins the show to discuss his experiences with Switchfoot, and to break down the song "The Day I Found God." Paul's thoughts on faith and religion are refreshing, and this episode will make you think (and laugh).  Click HERE to visit Paul Colman's website. Click HERE to check out Tyler's book "Searching for Seven." If you're enjoying the podcast, leave a rating and subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dailyjonforeman/support

Paul Colman owner of The Little Quaker distillery, along with his wife Leanne they started the multi award winning Quaker Gin range in 2018 and have gone from strength to strength. Paul's background is in manufacturing having spent 24 years working in the woodwork industry he moved to recycled plastics in lockdown last year and has also spent time as a Director with Darlington Football club. Learning to distill has added more strings to his bow and makes for some interesting stories including the time he set fire to the kitchen.   Ian & Paul discuss; Setting kitchens on fire The story behind Little Quaker How Paul learnt how to distil Making Gin & Rum The support received Crowdfunding The North East network Supporting local businesses Setting up his distillery Overall goal & vision   Industry Angel Twitter Industry Angel Website Podcast Sponsors;- Far North Sales & Marketing Carpeway MrFarrar.com

Robbo & Becci caught up with PC3 (Paul, Grant and Phil) to find out what the guys are up to, 20 years after they released their TURN CD... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's podcast is a world tour, hitting 3 time zones to chat with the members of the Paul Colman Trio. We laughed a lot, talked about dead Hobbits, and dug into living our lives intentionally for Jesus. How does God take our broken and messed up lives and use them to show people around us that God loves them? This is definitely a conversation you do not want to miss! Paul Colman Trio: Website and Facebook. And of course on our page: Christian Music Archive. Christian Music Archive Links: Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. The podcast and our website are made possible through the generous support of listeners like you. Visit Patreon to learn how you can support the work we do. **** Please be sure to check out Mercy, inc. and see how you can support them today! **** Featuring: Paul Colman Trio

Today's podcast is a world tour, hitting 3 time zones to chat with the members of the Paul Colman Trio. We laughed a lot, talked about dead Hobbits, and dug into living our lives intentionally for Jesus. How does God take our broken and messed up lives and use them to show people around us that God loves them? This is definitely a conversation you do not want to miss! Paul Colman Trio: Website and Facebook.

What is love and how do we teach it to our kids?We don't all start with a healthy concept of love. We often enter relationships with strong feelings and confidence, but we may not truly understand what love looks like and requires. Even when we have excellent examples of love from our parents, from God, and our childhood experiences, we still may not transfer that awareness into marriage or significant relationships. Robert and Kimberley both share that despite opportunities to know what love looked like growing up, they still entered marriage with few actual skills to develop, maintain, and grow in healthy love with their spouses. Robert said he only started to understand what genuine love was about when the "bottom dropped out" for him and his marriage fell apart. Kimberley questions if she had a genuine grasp on God's deep love for her or how that could translate to loving anyone else. Sometimes it takes a crossroads or significant event to wake us up and help us realize that we really don't know how to love well – whether ourselves or another person. Becoming parents and adding kids to the mix makes it even more complex and more important. How do we teach our kids what love really is, and how to love themselves and others well, when we may be wrestling with that as parents? Paul Colman, single dad, former teacher, and Grammy-nominated artist joins Robert and Kimberley to talk about this further. We can't teach what we don't know. We may have head knowledge about love but until we have an experiential understanding of love, it will be very difficult to pass that lesson on to our kids. To really experience love, we must get to the end of ourselves and admit our needs. This requires us to pause, to make time to connect with that place inside of us that desperately needs the light to be switched on. How do we pass along this experience to our kids? We can only give from our own experience. Paul shares that as he began to accept God's love for him, bit by bit, he began to be a better conduit of that with his kids. When God reached out to him and showed him how much He loved him, Paul had nowhere else to go. Robert shared that this moment for him came when he became exhausted and when he had exhausted his pretense. He had run out of any ability to prop himself up or figure things out and this led him to surrender. Paul faced a similar moment and ever since he's been "trending in the right direction". Transparency and humility makes the differenceFor the complete show notes click - https://soloparentsociety.com/blog/2021/02/15/what-is-love-teaching-our-kids

What is love and how do we teach it to our kids?We don't all start with a healthy concept of love. We often enter relationships with strong feelings and confidence, but we may not truly understand what love looks like and requires. Even when we have excellent examples of love from our parents, from God, and our childhood experiences, we still may not transfer that awareness into marriage or significant relationships. Robert and Kimberley both share that despite opportunities to know what love looked like growing up, they still entered marriage with few actual skills to develop, maintain, and grow in healthy love with their spouses. Robert said he only started to understand what genuine love was about when the "bottom dropped out" for him and his marriage fell apart. Kimberley questions if she had a genuine grasp on God's deep love for her or how that could translate to loving anyone else. Sometimes it takes a crossroads or significant event to wake us up and help us realize that we really don't know how to love well – whether ourselves or another person. Becoming parents and adding kids to the mix makes it even more complex and more important. How do we teach our kids what love really is, and how to love themselves and others well, when we may be wrestling with that as parents? Paul Colman, single dad, former teacher, and Grammy-nominated artist joins Robert and Kimberley to talk about this further. We can't teach what we don't know. We may have head knowledge about love but until we have an experiential understanding of love, it will be very difficult to pass that lesson on to our kids. To really experience love, we must get to the end of ourselves and admit our needs. This requires us to pause, to make time to connect with that place inside of us that desperately needs the light to be switched on. How do we pass along this experience to our kids? We can only give from our own experience. Paul shares that as he began to accept God's love for him, bit by bit, he began to be a better conduit of that with his kids. When God reached out to him and showed him how much He loved him, Paul had nowhere else to go. Robert shared that this moment for him came when he became exhausted and when he had exhausted his pretense. He had run out of any ability to prop himself up or figure things out and this led him to surrender. Paul faced a similar moment and ever since he's been "trending in the right direction". Transparency and humility makes the differenceFor the complete show notes click - https://soloparentsociety.com/blog/2021/02/15/what-is-love-teaching-our-kids

A common experience we hear about often from single parents is codependency. “Codependency is a behavioral condition in a relationship where one person enables another person’s addiction, poor mental health, immaturity, irresponsibility, underachievement. A core characteristic is an  excessive reliance on other people’s approval for a sense of identity. It can be a serious condition that wrecks relationships often unseen or identified until it’s too late.” Codependency hurts us because we are never meant to be the end all for somebody else and it hurts them because they end up becoming entitled or reliant on others for their own happiness.  Grammy nominated musician and mentor, Paul Colman, shares his wisdom, strength and experience after learning some hard lessons about himself and about codependency during divorce. Paul started therapy after his wife asked for a divorce over ten years ago. The process was challenging, but through it, he learned he struggled with codependency. Wanting approval from others had become an idol and a drug. Codependency was a disease that plagued him, but it was hidden by the image he projected. What he found out through therapy and by getting to know himself, is that he didn’t need the projection, he just needed to be present for those in his life.  Read the rest of the show notes https://soloparentsociety.com/2020/06/30/overcoming-codependency-paul-colman/ To get Paul's music search 'Paul Colman' on Apple Music or Spotify or PaulColman.com

A common experience we hear about often from single parents is codependency. “Codependency is a behavioral condition in a relationship where one person enables another person’s addiction, poor mental health, immaturity, irresponsibility, underachievement. A core characteristic is an  excessive reliance on other people’s approval for a sense of identity. It can be a serious condition that wrecks relationships often unseen or identified until it’s too late.” Codependency hurts us because we are never meant to be the end all for somebody else and it hurts them because they end up becoming entitled or reliant on others for their own happiness.  Grammy nominated musician and mentor, Paul Colman, shares his wisdom, strength and experience after learning some hard lessons about himself and about codependency during divorce. Paul started therapy after his wife asked for a divorce over ten years ago. The process was challenging, but through it, he learned he struggled with codependency. Wanting approval from others had become an idol and a drug. Codependency was a disease that plagued him, but it was hidden by the image he projected. What he found out through therapy and by getting to know himself, is that he didn’t need the projection, he just needed to be present for those in his life.  Read the rest of the show notes https://soloparentsociety.com/2020/06/30/overcoming-codependency-paul-colman/ To get Paul's music search 'Paul Colman' on Apple Music or Spotify or PaulColman.com

Episode One Voice One Guitar - Paul Colman - 01 Nov 2019, Rise & Shine (Robbo & Becci) from Vision Christian Radio (vision.org.au). Feed generated by MediaPoint. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Screaming at Traffic is a punk rock band from Winnipeg, Mb, made up of Jacques Richer, Duncan Murta, Paul Colman, and Stefan St. Godard. Their no frills emo-punk riffing add to the group's frenzied live performance and raw yet melodic songwriting.While filming the interview in a park in downtown Winnipeg, this interview includes the occasional question from the public. Shout out to Trudy for the great questions. Not all of them could make it in due to the audio quality, but if you’re ready this you are appreciated! All pre-recorded music has been removed from this episode. The set list originally featured in this episode: Screaming At Traffic “Pantomime“, “She’s Going Down“, “They Call Me Thrillhouse“ from I Don’t Like Sports. | For more local music, check out the Winnipeg Music Project website. Thank you to UMFM 101.5FM. Music by Will and Art from Collector Studio. Transition contributed by Tristan Zaba from ZABA.

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Paul Colman in support of Harvest House Atlantic by Acadia Divinity College Podcast

This week we had the pleasure of interviewing guitarist/songwriter formerly of the Newsboys and Paul Colman Trio, Paul Colman! In this episode, we discuss some of the issues songwriters have in the Christian music industry. We talk Christian music stereotypes and how Paul desires every artist to stay true to themselves and not conform to the artist before them. Hear what Paul has to say; it’s powerful and will speak to your heart. Be sure to follow us at our new Instagram and Facebook at @officialfcmusic to stay up to date with everything going on in the world of Full Circle Music.As always, thanks for listening and be sure to give us a review on iTunes if you have not already done so.The post FCM081 – The Heart Of Music with Paul Colman appeared first on Full Circle Music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Claas P. Jambor ist ein guter Freund von uns. Und er ist einer der christlichen Musiker, die keine Scheu haben, auch mal gegen den Strich zu bürsten, auch mal das Maul aufzureißen, auch mal was zu sagen, was dem einen oder anderen aufstößt. Im Moment tut er das wieder zusammen mit Paul Colman, einem australischen Musiker, der jetzt in Nashville lebt. Sie nennen sich 'The Mighty Misfits' (www.themightymisfits.com), und der Name ist Programm. Claas hat sich uns per Skype aus Kansas City zugeschaltet, wir haben uns die noch unveröffentlichten Songs des kommenden Mighty-Misfits-Albums angehört und natürlich über Gott, das Leben, die Kunst und den Glauben geredet. Endlich mal wieder ein musikalischer Hossa Talk.

Bel Thomson is an Australian award-winning singer, songwriter and speaker, based in Coffs Harbour. Her single, "New Creation" featuring Paul Colman has been played on Christian radio nationally. Bel's lyrics press beyond the surface, and have touched audiences around Australia and Overseas.

Paul Colman is an Aussie Singer/songwriter. His songwriting abilities have been acknowledged with a Grammy nomination and Dove Awards, and he spent some time as a part of The Newsboys. He shares about his latest album, "From The Saltland To The River."

Paul Colman is a very familiar name in the Aussie Christian music scene. Paul was back with his 2 old friends Phil and Grant touring Australia in a reunion tour as PC3 earlier this year, but after some time in the studio producing other artists and writing and recording his first solo album in 7 years, Paul is heading from his base in Nashville Tennessee and joining up with Adam Agee and Scott Darlow to once again tour Australia. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Colman and Grant Norsworthy, are 2/3rds of The Paul Colman Trio, in this hilarious interview they talk about reforming and touring Australia, and we have an inspiring discussion about, what is the Gospel?

Paul Colman and Grant Norsworthy, are 2/3rds of The Paul Colman Trio, in this hilarious interview they talk about reforming and touring Australia, and we have an inspiring discussion about, what is the Gospel?

One of Australia's best singer/songwriters. Paul shares about life on the road, and his heart to perform for an audience of One.