Podcast appearances and mentions of paula williams

Welcome to our annual year-in-review webinar! I'm Paula Williams, founder of ABCI, and I'm thrilled to be joined by our talented team members: Muhammad Ali Memon, Angel Duliguez, Stella Bouldin, and Shannon Dousharm. Together, we're diving into the biggest lessons, challenges, and triumphs of 2024 while sharing our vision for 2025.

Imagine telling and retelling a story that you knew nothing about. This is more than talking about the good ‘ol days. This is telling a story about a legendary king named David. Yet as you talked about him you felt the breath of the Romans over your shoulder.  At the same time, you had to tell these stories, because you knew that one day a son of David would come, and things would be like they used to be.   Jesus asks a question as to whether or not the Messiah would in fact be the Son of David.  He seems to say no.  Not in the sense of one who is descended from David, but more so in the sense that the Messiah would not be like David – a warrior king who was known for being a “man of blood.”  Jesus quotes this Psalm pointing out that he in fact is David's Lord.  He is not just different, he is greater.

In this episode, Paula Williams sits down with Tim Bonnell Jr. to discuss their experiences at the recent NBAA show, insights into marketing in the aviation industry, and the release of Tim's latest book on aviation business insurance. Discover the importance of creating value through content, establishing a legacy in the industry, and how Tim's new book aims to bridge gaps in aviation insurance knowledge. From risk management to mentorship, this conversation provides valuable perspectives for aviation professionals and entrepreneurs alike.

Guest teacher Paula Williams leads us in exploring the parable of the prodigal son.   Thank you for joining us today! If you feel led to give to DCC, you can do so here: https://pushpay.com/g/denverchurch?src=hpp

Hosted by Paula Williams of ABCI, this book club discussion covers a range of topics from navigating the complexities of the aviation industry to understanding the needs of high net worth individuals.From the importance of establishing oneself as a trusted authority to the value of content marketing, Tom shares practical advice for aspiring brokers and manufacturers alike. This week's book club, is a discussion around Tom's book  "The Ultimate Jet Guide."Episode Highlights:

Meals were far more than simple “get-togethers” in Jesus' day. They meant connection, identification and even went as far as meaning approval of the other. It is at a meal with some religious folks that Jesus tells a stunning parable about the inclusiveness of God's heart. And what other story to tell at a meal than a story about a meal? Jesus' story tells a story about a king hosting a banquet and those who end up at the table are not those who everyone expected at the table. More than that, those who are supposed to be at the table are no longer welcome at the table. This story reflects Jesus' ministry while he was on earth. Always eating and spending time with the wrong people as a way of showing people that all are welcome at God's table. This is not how we typically think. We often think about who is allowed at God's table and we leave that decision up to our standards and regulations. Perhaps we need to ask – how big is God's table?

Ever thought about the fine line that divides a successful jet sale from a missed opportunity? Let's fly into the world of jet sales marketing with a unique perspective from my sidekick in the skies, Paula Williams, and myself, Tom Lelyo. Our runway chat brings into focus the crucial role of marketing finesse that, much like a pilot's pre-flight checklist, can make or break the deal. From the weight of a well-executed spec sheet to the high stakes of visual storytelling and beyond, we delve into the tactics that showcase seller professionalism and attention to every rivet and bolt of their precious cargo.Buckle up as we climb to new altitudes discussing the power of thought leadership and savvy marketing techniques. We're not just talking listings and leads; we're identifying how to solidify your reputation as the go-to expert, well before a jet ever hits the market. Paula and I unfold the map on how to navigate the industry, offering a beacon of wisdom to newcomers aiming to establish their presence. We examine the runway lights of personal branding and social media finesse, focusing on how to create a trusted image that soars above the competition.In our final leg of the journey, we share the flight plan for expanding your professional network, particularly when charting the course through niche markets like Citation Jet ownership. Discover why personal branding might just be your jet fuel for success, offering a more maneuverable and distinctive presence than your corporate counterpart. We leave no cloud unturned, discussing strategic content creation and how to leverage articles for an elevated professional trajectory. Join us for a conversation that promises to guide you through the stratosphere of aviation marketing and help you fly right into the hearts and minds of your clients.Join the JLA Circle Community:https://circle.jetlifeaero.comLearn more about Selling Private Jets by becoming an Aircraft Broker: https://jetlifeaero.com/selljetsDownload the Ultimate Jet Guide PDF: Discover the Secrets to Buying, Chartering, and Investing in a Private Jet:https://go.theultimatejetguide.com/downloadBuy the Ultimate Jet Guide FULL BOOK: https://go.theultimatejetguide.com/bookFind out more about becoming a Broker: www.jetlifeaero.com/selljetsLearn more about Selling Private Jets by visiting:https://www.jetlifeaero.com/selljetsContact Me:941-241-2682tom@jetlifeaero.com Follow Tom on social media:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/@theultimatejetguideLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theultimatejetguide/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomlelyo/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tomlelyo My name is Tom Lelyo (pronounced LEL-YO). I work with Jet Owners to buy and sell their private jets with ease, without wasting time or money by leveraging large networks and using a proven niche marketing strategy so they can experience their JetLife to the fullest.

From Sesame Street to Sims - the Connection between Marketing, Education and Aviation! You don't have to talk like a giant yellow bird on helium to get the attention of potential buyers. But under the right circumstances, we're not above learning some interesting lessons from one! 00:00 [Opening] Hi, I'm Paula Williams with ABCI. [...]

We're thrilled to have Paula Williams from ABCI join us to discuss the latest trends and strategies in aviation marketing. Don't miss her valuable insights on how to navigate and succeed in the aviation industry.

According to Luke 12:49-56, when one chooses to take a stand- to go in a direction, make a decision- division will often follow. This is true even of Jesus and the direction he takes.

Dive into the intricate world of aviation marketing with the insightful conversation between Tom Lelyo, your Ultimate Jet Guide, and marketing maven Paula Williams of ABCI. This episode of the Jet Life podcast uncovers the critical role marketing plays in the success of jet sales and what it reveals about the aircraft and the broker.

Out of Doors celebrates 100 years of BBC Aberdeen. This week we have a special programme looking back at what life was like in rural communities in 1923, how people enjoyed the outdoors and the early forms of conservation. We're joined by author and broadcaster Graham Stewart who tells us about the origins of broadcasting in Aberdeen. Paula Williams from the National Library of Scotland tells us about how people used the outdoors for recreation in the 1920s and the growth of mountaineering. Stuart Brooks, director of conservation and policy at the National Trust for Scotland explains the origins of the Trust and the conservation movement. And Dr Tom McKean from the Elphinstone Institute at Aberdeen University tells us about who was listening to the radio from across rural Scotland and the North East in particular, and what their lives were like. We also delve into the Aberdeen archives to get a flavour of what things sounded like in the 1930s and hear what conditions were like working in the early studios. Rachel visits the Highland Folk Museum to see what life was like in the 1920s bothy and how people lived and worked in a ‘farm toun'. And we hear from Professor Marjory Harper about the wave of emigration from the North East to places like Canada in the 1920s and the impact that made on rural communities.

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It's the middle of summer, so it's hard to get a lot of reading done, but here's one that was worth the time.We found Masterful Marketing to be pretty "nutrient dense" because of great examples and marketing case studies.Join John Williams, Paula Williams, Michael Duke, John "Grumpy" Davies, and Stella Bouldin for this conversation about [...]

Paula Williams talks about why healthcare reform matters to LSP and its allies, and, after 15 years of hard work and organizing, what advances were made on the issue during a recent session of the Minnesota Legislature. More Information • LSP blog detailing recent healthcare wins at the Minnesota Legislature • LSP’s Healthcare Web Page • Ear…  Read More → Source

This week's episode is also sponsored by Barcast Audio. Barcast is the #1 bar exam study tool you need to make sure your first time taking the bar exam is your last.  All MBE subjects are now available and you can pre-order Barcast's Complete MEE Pack now to save $150 off your purchase. Listeners can save an extra 10% off your next Barcast purchase by using the code LADIES at checkout.Tune in this week for a chat with partner at GableGotwals, Paula Williams! The ladies discuss work life balance, your identity outside of the law, and SO MUCH MORE! Leave a review if you liked this episode! STUDENT LOAN INFO Follow us on social!FacebookInstagramTwitterxoxo stay safe and healthy,The LadiesSamantha & Haylie

Join us as we continue our Summer guest teaching series "On The Move" as friend of DCC, TED speaker/coach, and pastor of Left Hand Church Paula Williams shares the type of peace making demonstrated by Christ, which is a far cry from mere peace "keeping".

A search for "air charter" on Google yields about 231,000,000 results. Google also reports that advertisers are willing to pay $2.31 PER CLICK for advertising on this topic. How does a charter operator or charter broker compete in this saturated market? Paula Williams: [...]

How do you best showcase the reasons dispatchers, pilots and owner-operators should choose your FBO? We share some of the content elements your clients look for most. Paula Williams: Hey, Paula Williams. John Williams: And John Williams. Paula: And we are ABCI, and [...]

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In our world today we often forget that Jesus was Jewish. More than just an ethnicity or religious label, this influenced the way people understood his work and his mission. Luke, from the very beginning, works to blow all that up and his family line is one example. Jesus, in his heritage, is connected to everyone - like all people - he too is a child of God.  He is flesh and bone, and the invitation to live like him is simple, and yet difficult.  Love God, love our neighbor, and love ourselves.

In this episode, the highly accomplished Paula Williams Madison, converses with host, Brad Johnson, on topics including the evolution of fake news from the perspective of an award-winning journalist and media executive, her position on "Defund the Police" having formerly served as VP of the Los Angeles Police Commission, and tracing her ancestral roots documented in both a book and documentary film.As an African-American with Jamaican and Asian ancestry, Paula grew up in Harlem, attended Vassar, became a powerhouse media executive who spent 22 years at NBC Universal (NBCU), and is on the Board of her family's investment company that is the majority shareholder in The Africa Channel, a cable and streaming channel focusing on the lands, people, culture, and history of Africa, seen in the USA, Caribbean, Canada and South America. Paula currently serves as Chairman and CEO of Madison Media Management LLC and 88 Madison Media Works Inc.Named one of the "75 Most Powerful African Americans in Corporate America" by Black Enterprise Magazine and included in the Hollywood Reporter's "Power 100", Paula has also been recognized as one of the "Outstanding 50 Asian Americans in Business" and awarded the Historymaker Award by the Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles.As author and executive producer, respectively, of the book and documentary Finding Samuel Lowe, Paula tells the story of her journey to connect with her Chinese grandfather's descendants in China. Additionally, she serves on several boards including the Black Filmmaker Foundation, the Chinese American Museum of Los Angeles, The Advisory Board of Advanced Journalism Studies - Morgan State, and The Advisory Board of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the creator of the annual Golden Globe Awards and donates millions to over 70 entertainment-related charities, as well as funding scholarships and other programs for future film and television professionals. Join us at the corner table!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for this week's message from Paula Williams.

This week's sermon from Paula Williams examines grief as a necessary emotion to be processed in community in the wake of the wildfires experienced by our community this week.

In this week's sermon, co-pastor Paula Williams kicks off a new sermon series, entitled "Stirring the Soul" which examines our callings to participate in the movement of God today. This week we look at grief, and the role of community in mourning and healing.

On this episode Tim talked to author, pastor and speaker Paula Williams. Paula transitioned from a man to a woman and has a unique perspective on what she has learned since transitioning. Tim and Paula talk about her former job as a CEO and president of a church planting network and what life is like now as she advocates for women's rights and equal pay in the workplace.  he has been featured in TEDWomen, TEDSummit, the New York Times, Red Table Talk, TEDxMileHigh, the Washington Post, NPR, Good Morning America, CNN, ABC News, and scores of other media outlets.Support what we do Paula's website and Ted TalksFollow Tim on Instagram // @thenewevangelicals Check out the new merch Join Our Facebook Community Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

This week's sermon by co-pastor Paula Williams continues our sermon series entitled A Walk Through Ephesians, with a look at Ephesians Chapters 3 & 4. Over the next several weeks, we'll be looking at what Paul had to say to the church at Ephesus about how to be human together. This week we examine how to live practically as followers of Jesus, including being committed to the truth, dealing with our anger appropriately, forgiving well, and empowering others.

Description: In today's sermon our co-pastor Paula Williams looks at how the Spirit started something in Jerusalem: the Church, and what Jesus said it should be. The church is the place where we do good deeds to leave the world a better place than we found it. It is a place we work out together the meaning of life. And it is the place we learn how to be human together.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams hosts several church members speaking on what our church has meant in their lives.

In today's sermon we conclude our Unlocking Parables sermon series. Our co-pastor Paula Williams reexamines the parable of the prodigal son. The sermon focuses on the father's grace, even though neither son acted with much love toward the father.

In this week's sermon, Paula Williams teaches us that the kingdom of God is a dragnet that pulls up everything, our strengths and weakness, hopes and fears, joys and sorrows. Jesus is the one who helps us sort through the junk and heal the open wounds.

Dr. Paula Stone Williams is an internationally known speaker on gender equity, LGBTQ advocacy and human understanding. As a transgender woman, Williams brings a unique perspective to her work on gender equity.Whether a corporate meeting, women's conference, company retreat or national gathering, Williams' unique perspective and story-telling skill delights both men and women as she humbly and effectively advocates for gender equity, LGBTQ rights and appreciation for the differences among us.Williams has been the CEO of a large religious non-profit, the editor-at-large of a national magazine, host of a national television show and a corporate consultant. Williams has served as an adjunct university professor in the United States and Europe, and is the author of eight books, including "She's My Dad", co-authored with her son, Jonathan.In addition to her public speaking and corporate consulting, Williams currently serves as a pastor at Left Hand Church in Longmont, Colorado, where she also maintains a counselling practice.Her Book As A Woman – What I Learned About Power, Sex, and the Patriarchy After I Transitioned is available for preorder and will be released on June 1. Follow Paula on her blog athttps://paulastonewilliams.com/ IT'S NOT A LIE:Rob tells a very MOOOOVING Story This podcast was recorded on April 20th, 2021.

In today's sermon, our co-pastor Paula Williams continues our new sermon series, Unlocking Parables.

This episode features our Easter Sunday sermon by our co-pastors Paula Williams and John Gaddis. In this special sermon, we look at this past year and the the darkness of pandemic we have each experienced. We ask ourselves: Does death have the last word? Even in the depth of our losses, death is not the end of the story. Resurrection, though, says the last word hasn't been spoken.

In today's message, we continue our sermon series on Exodus & Exile with a sermon from our co-pastor, Paula Williams.

This week Stephanie interviews her second mom, Paula Williams! They talk about being sober, being single, and Paula's amazing art installation -- Shame Booth. Enjoy!   P.S. The Astrologer Paula mentions can be reached at www.rhettarowland.com

Rev. Paula S. Williams from Longmont's Left Hand Church delivered a message of healing at last week's National Prayer Service. Then, health leaders across the state grapple with threats as COVID-19 restrictions continue. Later, how teens cope with the missed milestones during the pandemic. Finally, Colorado ‘70s band, Firefall has some new music out.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams continues our sermon series entitled How Does The Bible Actially Work. Her sermon looks at the Bible not just as a history of how Israel and the followers of Jesus understood their relationship with God, and a book of wisdom - but also as a history of how the followers of God, throughout history, defined their understanding of the very nature of God - right down to and including our attempts to do the same today.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams hosts several church members speaking on what our church has meant in their lives.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams shares the second sermon in a new series called "How Does The Bible Actually Work" with a sermon entitled "The Bible As History & Wisdom". Is the Bible an encyclopedia of facts? Is it a rulebook? It is neither. It is a history of how the people of Israel understood their relationship with God and a history of how the followers of Jesus understood their relationship with God. It is a book of history and wisdom and as such, is a great source for us today.

In our first-ever outdoor Christmas Eve service, from the lawn outside Left Hand Chapel, hear seasonal sermons from both John Gaddis and Paula Williams.

So, why did Jesus come to earth? One of the main reasons was to show all of us that the human body is good - all of it - not a message we've heard enough from the church. In this message, our co-pastor Paula Williams talks about why the human body is good.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams shares a sermon about hope. Hope comes from the outside, while perseverance and persistence come from within. In between the two lies the most important decision of all - learning to say yes to hope.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams preaches on the early followers of Jesus, and their journey towards confidence despite trials, and what we can take from that on moving forward in the midst of a pandemic.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams preaches on the question of how to stop yourself from being decieved? By looking back while moving forward. The 8th through 10th chapters of Acts provide guidance in navigating these difficult times.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams takes us through Acts 12. It's also a look at the rich human history of searching for meaning, and in that search finding the answers to the human condition, and a compass for how to live.

Our co-pastor Paula Williams talks us through closing our nation's divide through narrative and proximity, with a look at Act 11.

This is the first sermon in the sermon series on Acts, entitled "After Jesus, The Church," given on Sunday, 10/11/20 by our co-pastor, Paula Williams. Have questions about Left Hand or this teaching? Contact john@lefthandchurch.org. You can also tune into our live-stream services on our church Facebook page every Sunday at 5pm MST for great music and original teachings. If you'd like to financially contribute to our church and our partners, you can text any amount to 84321.

Why do good people divide over politics and religion? It's not because both contain divisive issues or, in and of themselves, are hot topics ... it has far more to do with ourselves; who we are, how we process information, how we learn and how we grow. On this episode, Paula Williams joins with us to discuss the book The Righteous Mindby Jonathan Haidt. Together, we explore the idea of why we divide what we can understand to be those who work to heal division.

Paula Williams joins us and talks about all sorts of things ... sharing from her life experience she has a kind way of inviting us to (re)consider our many assumptions and challenging our assumptions.