Podcasts about Quincy University

Coach Boyd has really fun path to Quincy! The Keokuk native breaks down her basketball journey from unexpected encounters, invaluable lessons, and the transformative power of connections. Coach Boyd reveals the exhilarating highs and heart-wrenching lows of building a program, and yes, even shutting one down! And wait, did she really get a technical foul for kicking off her shoe in a moment of sheer passion? You don't want to miss this one! Tune in now to catch every riveting detail, and be sure to spread the word because this is one story you won't want to miss! Connect with us! @ShootersTouchIA Shooters Touch provides in-depth access and insights into the world of basketball throughout Iowa. Through engaging content and exclusive interviews, our mission is to elevate and expand the love for the game of basketball. Shooters Touch Foundation is our non-profit dedicated to making basketball accessible to all athletes. Join us in our mission to support and grow the game by donating or volunteering today! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theshooterstouch/support

On today's episode, I speak with Coach Mackenzie from the Quincy Women's Program in Illinois. We talk about recruiting timelines and how she likes the 4 year player. She describes how they look to set realistic and achievable team goals. Lastly, we discuss their roster size and how they manage their travel roster.   Discover college soccer is proud to have Veo as a partner. And On February 22nd, Veo is launching a game-changer in sports tech, and you're invited to the exclusive online reveal.  

Soccer Mom Sunday focuses on athletic INJURY on this episode! Host Jennifer Siess from Mine to Define sat down with fellow Eureka High School Wildcat, Gabby Herrick Griffin - former soccer player, and now Physical Therapist at the St. Louis Children's Hospital Young Athlete Center. With her own background in youth competitive through college play at Quincy University, Gabby can truly relate to the youth athletes in her charge as they work hard to return from injury or keep a potential injury at bay. Jen and Gabby talk about how the athletic landscape has changed so much with the demands on the bodies of our young athletes. Listen in for a fantastic wealth of knowledge about health, physical stress, body management, and what happens if your athlete does find themselves on the “injury list”. #physicaltherapy #rehab #soccerinjuries #Recovery 

What does it look like to enhance communities through art, partnership, and general change-making? Well, we can't think of anyone better than Maggie Strong to talk to about it. Maggie loves to work with communities to spur the change they know they need, and do so in a way that makes communities better and more beautiful for all.    About Maggie:   Maggie Strong is a community builder. She founded Strong Consulting in 2016 to help organizations and communities think creatively and act strategically. A former economic development vice president and marketing executive, Maggie has 20 years of experience in strategic planning, communications, and public engagement. She gets excited about people and data and how combining the two can empower and position communities to achieve real change with lasting impact. Maggie works with civic and nonprofit clients to research, develop, facilitate, and implement strategic plans, assessments, and communication plans. She coaches community leaders, nonprofit executives, and their governing boards on how to be more effective and impactful. Maggie brings authenticity, humor, and urgency to her work and a deep respect for all people.   Maggie holds a bachelor's degree in arts management and a master's degree in business administration, both from Quincy University. She is an expert facilitator, trained in the McNellis Compression Planning® methodology, and is certified in Nonprofit Board Consulting through BoardSource. She is a lifelong learner, pursuing her certification as an AI Consultant for Nonprofits. She has served on several nonprofit boards primarily for organizations with missions focused on young people and the arts. Maggie and her husband, Aaron, spend their time raising their kind and courageous kids, Alex, Charlie, and Cecilia, and renovating their beloved 100-year-old bungalow in their hometown of Quincy, Illinois.     In this episode, we cover:  Why art is so valuable for small towns How to embrace the subjective nature of art (and other things) for small-town development What it means to “Be the Change” in small towns Why we don't have to personally love something in order to recognize its value The power of partnership Links and Resources Mentioned: www.MaggieStrong.com (Under construction, but the new website should be up soon!) https://www.linkedin.com/in/maggiestrong/ https://www.facebook.com/strongconsultingquincy

Matthew W. Bates is professor of theology at Quincy University. A Protestant who enjoys the challenge of teaching in a Catholic context, Bates holds an M.C.S. from Regent College (biblical studies) and a PhD from University of Notre Dame (theology, New Testament). He is cofounder of the OnScript podcast. Bates's books include Why the Gospel? Living the Good News of King Jesus With Purpose (Eerdmans, 2023), Salvation by Allegiance Alone, The Gospel Precisely, Gospel Allegiance, and The Birth of the Trinity.                                                       

When you reflect you remind yourself about what was amazing, what you want to do more of, and what you'll let go of. Walk through the exercises in this episode for yourself AND with your team as you plan for 2024. Then, create this as a practice throughout the year to make adjustments and changes as you work towards your organizational goals. What you'll learn: → what is a reflection practice? → how often you should be reflecting. → questions to ask yourself when reflecting. → using what you learn to help you when you aren't hitting your goals. Want to skip ahead? Here are key takeaways: [3:30] Why is reflection important? It helps you understand what worked well and what didn't. As you go through life, you tend to forget what happened in the day-to-day that positively or negatively affects your personal and professional goals. [7:56] As a leader, you need to model the work. Yes, you can lead your team in this exercise. It makes a bigger impact if you do the work yourself and model that for your team.That will help you build a culture of ongoing reflection as you go through the year. [15:17] Create a better breakdown of your fundraising goal to know who to target. If you're looking for a certain amount of donors at a certain average gift then you can track where you're at and which audience you should be targeting. [11:23] Figure out the right cadence for yourself. Julie recommends at a minimum, a quarterly review. Take quick inventory on what you intended to happen and what actually happened. Think about what you will keep doing and be real with yourself about what you'll let go of.  [13:53] Start by getting out a piece of paper and asking yourself questions. Some questions include, what are you most proud of? What did you learn that you want to take with you? What milestones did you achieve? Where did I develop a skill that I want to expand on. [20:57] Be real about what you come up with and use it to pick yourself up if you aren't hitting your goals. By reflecting you get a better understand of what isn't working so you can make adjustments and keep the train on the tracks. Resources [quiz] Should You DIY Your Website? [guide] Year In Review Julie Boll Founder, Julie Boll Consulting As a certified Dare to Lead facilitator (CDTLF), Julie Boll teaches people how to lead and live more courageously using the Dare to Lead framework developed by Dr. Brene Brown. Julie is the founder of Julie Boll Consulting, a consulting firm dedicated to helping people and organizations make the most of their time, energy and resources so they can maximize their impact on the community. Julie is a former grants professional with a $10 million track record in awarded grants and over 20 years experience in the nonprofit sector, serving in marketing, public relations and grant development roles. Julie is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), and McNellis Compression Planning® facilitator. Julie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and a Masters Degree in Education, both from Quincy University. Learn More: https://www.juliebollconsulting.com    Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-first-click Learn more about The First Click: https://thefirstclick.net Schedule a Digital Marketing Therapy Session: https://thefirstclick.net/officehours 

Today I sit down with Matthew Bates, professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois to discuss two of his more recent books, Why the Gospel? Living the Good News of King Jesus with Purpose, and Salvation By Allegiance Alone: Rethinking Faith, Works, and the Gospel of Jesus the King. Bates has argued convincingly that “faith” in the New Testament means much more than “belief,” and that what God calls us to better described as fidelity, faithfulness, and allegiance. He also shares with me the intriguing idea of how God graciously shares his glory with humans–and that our salvation involves spreading God's glory throughout creation. You can keep with Dr. Bates at his website: https://matthewwbates.com/index.php

Bishop Konderla and Adam are joined in studio by Dr. Kent Lasnoski, Catholic Author and founding board member of the Catholic literary and arts journal “Dappled Things.” After earning his doctorate in 2011, Dr. Lasnoski taught moral theology as Assistant Professor at Quincy University until his move to Wyoming Catholic College in 2015, where he teaches theology and philosophy, and a practicum on marriage and consecrated life. Find Dr. Lasnoski's Work "Vocation to Virtue: Christian Marriage as a Consecrated Life"In this Podcast:The Lives of the Married SaintsStructuring your Family toward Holiness Fortifying the Interior Life through Virtue Watch Tulsa Time on YouTubeStream, Download, and Listen on Your Favorite PlatformFollow @dioceseoftulsa Here on the "Eastern Oklahoma Catholic" Podcast, you can find all things Catholic in the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma.Stream, listen, and subscribe on your favorite platform now!Sign up for the diocesan email or follow social media at:Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube

Dr. Will Ryan and Dr. Matt interview Dr. Matthew Bates about his new book "Why the Gospel". They cover topics such as malformed gospels, easy-believism, glory, the "nones", and a better way to discipleship. Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., Notre Dame) is Professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. Bates is a Protestant who enjoys the challenge of teaching in a Catholic context. Bates's research interests include the Apostle Paul, Jesus, soteriology, early Christology, the Trinity, the use of the Old Testament in the New, theological interpretation of Scripture, and Justin Martyr. He enjoys hiking, baseball, and chasing around his seven children.He is a co-founded and co-hosts the popular OnScript podcast. His books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019) the award-winning Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015), and The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation (Baylor University Press, 2012). https://matthewwbates.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/expedition44/support

Welcome back to the Coaching Call podcast.  My guest on today's show is Julie Boll. As a certified Dare to Lead facilitator (CDTLF),  Julie teaches people how to lead and live more courageously using the Dare to Lead™ framework developed by Dr. Brene Brown.  Julie facilitates the empirically based courage building program with intact teams inside organizations and through open enrollment programs.  She also provides 1x1 coaching for leaders and strategic planning for nonprofit organizations.  Julie is the founder of Julie Boll Consulting, a consulting firm dedicated to helping people and organizations make the most of their time, energy and resources so they can maximize their impact on the community.  Julie is a former grants professional with a $10 million track record in awarded grants and over 20 years experience in the nonprofit sector, serving in marketing, public relations and grant development roles. Julie is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), and McNellis Compression Planning® facilitator. Julie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and a Masters Degree in Education, both from Quincy University. www.daretoleadworkshop.com www.juliebollconsulting.com www.linkedin.com/in/julie-boll-gpc If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a short review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen?  It takes less than 60 seconds and it really helps. If you enjoyed this episode buy me a cup of coffee, make it a large:  I'm trying to keep this episode free of advertisements and could use your help with the cost of bringing your this fun and entertaining podcast.  Anything you can donate to the cause is greatly appreciated. To donate go to: ⁠https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sifuRafael⁠ select friends and family, thanks. Subscribe: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coaching-call/id1546026323⁠ Please leave a star rating and a review here Follow Coaching Call: Facebook: ⁠facebook.com/coachingcall⁠ Instagram: instagram.com/coachingcall Email: maxfitness@optonline.net LinkedIn: ⁠linkedin.com/in/maxfitness⁠ Youtube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@coachingcall⁠ to watch the full interview. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachingcall/message

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Matthew Bates of Quincy University about two very important books. The first is his brand-new book entitled Why the Gospel, which explores the nature of the Gospel message and why it matters for the church. The second is his provocative 2017 book Salvation by Allegiance Alone, in which he argues that the term ‘faith' should be understood as allegiance to Jesus as king. We discuss how the Gospel is the announcement of the kingship of Jesus, sealed by his death, resurrection, and ascension, and what it means for Jesus to be king of the world. We then explore how the faith we place in the Gospel should linguistically and historically be understood as allegiance to Jesus as king, which is central to the message of the Gospel, and the practical and theological consequences of this understanding of both ‘Gospel' and ‘faith'. You won't want to miss this one! Media Referenced:Matthew Bates Website: http://www.matthewwbates.com/Matthew Bates Twitter: @MatthewWBatesMatthew Bates Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matthew.bates.144/Matthew Bates Quincy University: https://www.quincy.edu/directory/matthew-bates/Buy Why the Gospel: https://a.co/d/75xR1gqBuy Salvation by Allegiance Alone: https://a.co/d/bijcO1W The Protestant Libertarian Podcast is a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute and a part of the Christians For Liberty Network. The Libertarian Christian Institute can be found at www.libertarianchristians.com.Questions, comments, suggestions? Please reach out to me at theprotestantlibertarian@gmail.com.  You can also follow the podcast on Twitter: @prolibertypod. For more about the show, you can go to theprotestantlibertarianpodcast.com. If you like the show and want to support it, you can! Check out the Protestant Libertarian Podcast page at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theplpodcast. Also, please consider giving me a star rating and leaving me a review, it really helps expand the shows profile! Thanks!

Bryan Christiansen is the Head Coach at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. The University added Men's and Women's swimming in 2021 and '22-'23 was their first season competing. This is the second time that Quincy has started a swimming program. In 2015, they added Women's swimming but cut it in 2017 due to budget issues. Bryan seems confident that won't happen again. Including men this time is a big reason why. The support seems to be in place with scholarships, a full coaching staff, and enough budget for things like power towers and a training trip. But how does a college program start? In this podcast, Bryan takes us through the year of coaching before he started coaching. Most of that year was spent recruiting and building a roster. Luckily, he has some experience with transitioning a program. Bryan came from Frostburg State University in Maryland. During his time there, the program transitioned from DII to DII. That experience gave him some patience in this first season at Quincy. That first season went well for the program. You could almost say it went better than expected. Freshman Wyatt Walsh dropped 6 seconds in his 400 IM and 4 in his 200 IM, down to times that would have qualified for DII NCAAs. The only problem was that the first-year program fell two swimmers short of the required roster number to send an athlete to NCAAs. A tough lesson but in their very first season, it was a sign that things are going in the right direction. The program appears to be in a great place heading into season number two.

Matthew Bates is a theology professor at Quincy University. He's written extensively on the nature of faith as allegiance and the gospel. His latest book is titled Why the Gospel? and it's a helpful study of what motivated the gospel. Matt is also a family man with seven kids (!) ranging in age from 17-5.  In this conversation we explore some of the confusion around what the gospel actually is and why that matters.  To learn more about and order Matt's books visit http://matthewwbates.com   Free 30 Page eBook to help you Hear and Heed the Bible:  https://www.johnwhittaker.net   Support this ministry: Set up a recurring monthly or a one-time donation at the link below. http://worldfamilymissions.org/john-whittaker/   The Listener's Commentary - In-depth teaching through books of the Bible to help you learn the Bible for yourself:  https://www.listenerscommentary.com   Connect with John: Social Media- connect on facebook and instagram Email - john@johnwhittaker.net If you've been helped by this teaching leave a review and share freely - on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, via email.

Matt joins the conversation to discuss his new book Why the Gospel? Matthew W. Bates is a father of seven and Professor of Theology at Quincy University. His popular books include the award-winning Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic), The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press), The Gospel Precisely (Renew), and Gospel Allegiance (Brazos). When he isn't hiking, running, baseballing, or chasing around the seven, he co-hosts the OnScript podcast. Bates holds a B.S. in physics, an M.C.S. in biblical studies from Regent College, and a PhD in theology (New Testament) from the University of Notre Dame. A Protestant by conviction, he enjoys the privilege and challenge of teaching in a Catholic context. Learn more about his books or conference-speaking at MatthewWBates.com Briefly describe your previous books Gospel Allegiance and The Gospel Precisely? You begin the book with the concept of Jesus as King, why do believe this is important? How do you believe deconstruction has affected our understanding of the gospel both positively and negatively? In chapter 5 you write about a ‘Royal Transformation', how might this benefit those who are hungering for a deeper understanding of discipleship? In chapter 6 ‘Good News for the Nones', on page 141 you mention quality over quantity. Why is this important to the nones? Order Why the Gospel:https://www.amazon.com/Why-Gospel-Living-Jesus-Purpose/dp/0802881688

Back Home Again in Indiana! Voice of the Indy 500 Mark Jaynes joins Coach Bob Lovell to cover the upcoming 107th running of the Indianapolis 500. They talk about Carb Day results, what the drivers got from the day, and predictions for Sunday's race. The University of Indianapolis Greyhounds are continuing in their DII Midwest Super Regionals after beating Quincy University, 4-3. WICR and Network IN's own, Nathaniel Finch joins to share how this game went and his thoughts towards the Hounds' next rematch against Quincy. Steve Krah of IndianaRBI.com then joins Coach to continue the baseball conversation with a roundup of high school baseball sectional games so far.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the cult classic, Monty Python and The Holy Grail, King Arthur has an exchange with a peasant (Dennis) where he learns that those under his rule have a very distorted view of how one actually becomes a king.  It's not not from strange women lying in ponds distributing swords. In this captivating episode, Josh sits down with Dr. Matthew Bates to discuss his upcoming book, "Why the Gospel?" which seeks to transform our understanding of the gospel by emphasizing Jesus' role as King. They delve into the implications of recognizing Jesus as an authoritative ruler, rather than merely believing in him. Dr. Bates shares insights on how the King Jesus gospel can attract those disillusioned with the church and help combat hypocrisy. They also explore the challenges of grasping the concept of kingship in today's Western culture and the importance of responding to the gospel with loyalty and allegiance. Join us for this thought-provoking conversation as we uncover the true essence of the gospel and its impact on the church and believers today.Guest Bio:Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., Notre Dame) is Professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. Bates is a Protestant who enjoys the challenge of teaching in a Catholic context. His books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019) the award-winning Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015), and The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation (Baylor University Press, 2012). He also co-founded and co-hosts the popular OnScript podcast.After completing a B.S. in physics from Whitworth University (1999), Bates began a career in electrical engineering. His life took a swerve when he enrolled in a biblical studies program at Regent College in Vancouver, B.C. (M.C.S., 2004, The Biblical Studies Prize). In 2005 Bates began PhD studies in theology at the University of Notre Dame, specializing in Christianity and Judaism in Antiquity (CJA). His primary research training is the New Testament and second-century Christianity with secondary in the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) and Second Temple Judaism. Upon graduation (2010) he was named the winner of the Shaheen Award in the humanities, the top graduation prize at Notre Dame, competitive across all disciplines (press release). In 2011 Bates accepted his current academic post.Bates's research interests include the Apostle Paul, Jesus, soteriology, early Christology, the Trinity, prosopological exegesis, the use of the Old Testament in the New, theological interpretation of Scripture, and Justin Martyr. He enjoys hiking, baseball, and chasing around his seven children.Support the showTo learn more about the show, contact our hosts, or recommend future guests, click on the links below: Website: https://www.faithfulpoliticspodcast.com/ Faithful Host: Josh@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Political Host: Will@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Twitter: @FaithfulPolitik Instagram: faithful_politics Facebook: FaithfulPoliticsPodcast LinkedIn: faithfulpolitics

"Tell me what you pay attention to and I will tell you who you are.” ― José Ortega y Gasset I've have had many episodes where I spent time discussing planning and goal setting, but I haven't hit on the importance of our Values and how much they drive us in the right direction. This week I'm excited to share this wonderful conversation I had with Julie Boll, CDTLF, CPCC on the importance of Values. Julie's 20 years of experience as a Dare to Lead Facilitator "people and organizations get clear on where they want to go and how they will get there. And then help them hold themselves accountable to propel their organizations forward." (from her website) About Julie: As a certified Dare to Lead facilitator (CDTLF), Julie Boll teaches people how to lead and live more courageously using the Dare to Lead framework developed by Dr. Brene Brown. Julie is the founder of Julie Boll Consulting, a consulting firm dedicated to helping people and organizations make the most of their time, energy and resources so they can maximize their impact on the community. Julie is a former grants professional with a $10 million track record in awarded grants and over 20 years experience in the nonprofit sector, serving in marketing, public relations and grant development roles. Julie is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), and McNellis Compression Planning® facilitator. Julie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Public Relations and a Masters Degree in Education, both from Quincy University. Learn more about Julie's services here: www.juliebollconsulting.com Follow Julie on LinkedIn --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlopodcast/support

Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., University of Notre Dame) argues that the Greek word pistis often translated as “faith” is better understood as “allegiance.” Therefore, we are justified by allegiance to Christ alone, not simply by an intellectual assent to the facts about Jesus. This, of course, raises deep theological questions about the role of human action in justification and salvation and whether the Reformers understood things correctly when they talked about justification by faith alone. Matthew is a Professor of Theology at Quincy University. His main teaching area is the Bible and early Christian literature. He also teaches courses in Western Religion, Church History, and Christian Spirituality. Dr. Bates is an award-winning author. His popular and influential books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019), Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), and The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015). Current book projects on salvation and christology are underway. Dr. Bates also co-hosts OnScript, a Bible and theology podcast. He enjoys family life, hiking, baseball, and good conversation. More info on Dr. Bates, his publications, and his availability for speaking can be found at MatthewWBates.com.

Tanner Stuckman, is currently a forward with the National Basketball League of Canada's Windsor Express. A graduate of Quincy Notre Dame and Quincy University, the 6-foot-9 Stuckman is currently playing in the National Basketball League of Canada for the Windsor Express. Tanner Stuckman's basketball career has been built around hard work, determination and an unwillingness to be told he couldn't succeed. That's why professional opportunities are coming his way. #tannerstuckman #windsorexpress #nationalbasketballleagueofcanada #forward #wfcucenter #quincyillinois #quincyuniversity #livewithcdpsportstalk #podcast #guest #youtubechannel #facebooklive #twitter #twitch #linkedin #audio #applepodcasts #googlepodcast #spotify #anchorfm #radiopublic #breaker #pocketcasts #linkedin #amazonmusic #iheartradio #tunein #stitcher #castbox #barrycullenchevrolet #sponsor

Fr. John Doctor is the vice president of mission and ministry for Quincy University. He is also the spiritual director for Quincy Cursillo. J. Robert Gough talks to Fr. Doctor about Advent, campus ministry and Catholic retreats making their way back from the COVID shutdown.

In this episode of We Are Vineyard, Jay chats with Matthew Bates about growing up in a forestry family, the quiet faith of his mother, and the people who invested in his early life. Matthew talks about transitioning from a physics degree to theology, how he found himself studying greek simply out of personal interest, and the writers and theologians who shaped his questions and perspective on Jesus and scripture. He gives a summation of the key themes in his writing and shares the components of his books about which he receives positive feedback, and those which receive the most pushback. Finally, Matthew describes some ways a congregation might benefit from reversing the gospel presentation, and why this choice is more than just semantics. Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., Notre Dame) is Professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. Bates is a Protestant who enjoys the challenge of teaching in a Catholic context. His books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019) the award-winning Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015), and The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation (Baylor University Press, 2012). He also co-founded and co-hosts the popular OnScript podcast. After completing a B.S. in physics from Whitworth University (1999), Bates began a career in electrical engineering. His life took a swerve when he enrolled in a biblical studies program at Regent College in Vancouver, B.C. (M.C.S., 2004, The Biblical Studies Prize). In 2005 Bates began PhD studies in theology at the University of Notre Dame, specializing in Christianity and Judaism in Antiquity (CJA). Upon graduation (2010) he was named the winner of the Shaheen Award in the humanities, the top graduation prize at Notre Dame, competitive across all disciplines. In 2011 Bates accepted his current academic post. Bates enjoys hiking, baseball, and chasing around his seven children. Show Notes: The Gospel Precisely by Matthew Bates Vineyard USA's suggested reading for November The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S. Kuhn How To Read The Bible For All Its Worth by Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart The Emergence Of Sin by Matthew Croasmun The Challenge Of Jesus by N.T. Wright The New Testament And The People Of God by N.T. Wright Why The Gospel?: Living the Good News of King Jesus with Purpose by Matthew Bates Coming in May! Socials: Vineyardusa.org @vineyardusa Matthew's Twitter: @MatthewWBates

Coach Steven Hawkins,Today we are talking to Coach Steve Hawkins. Coach Steve Hawkins is currently the Head Coach of Quincy University. This is his second tenure as the Head Coach of this incredible Division II basketball program. Many people know Coach Steve Hawkins simply as Coach Hawk. Coach Hawk is returning to Quincy after an amazing run as the Head Basketball Coach at Western Michigan University from 2003 to 2020. During Hawkins's tenure at WMU, Coach Hawk led his teams to 291 wins. He took the Broncos to seven 20-win seasons and made two appearances in the NCAA Division I tournament. Born and raised in California, Coach Hawk graduated from the University of South Alabama. In his first tenure at Quincy from 1990 to 2000, Coach Hawk led this team to 137 wins and three NCAA Division II tournament appearances. As you soon will hear, Coach Hawk is simply a tremendous leader. His thoughts on creating real relationships with his players and staff are a must-listen. Finally, at the end of the podcast, Coach Hawk will passionately discuss his thoughts on balance and loyalty. If you are a young coach, get your notebook ready! Follow Coach Steve Hawkins @Coach_Hawk_WMUFollow Tell Me Your Story Coach @CoachKevinDro

Indiana Sports Talk starts off the night with Greg Rakestraw, ISC Sports Network, joining to talk with Coach Bob Lovell about the drama-filled, underdog win UIndy had against Quincy University, 52-38. He then previews the upcoming game for the Colts on October 23 against the Tennessee Titans. Coach finishes off the first half hour overviewing college football games across the state with Sports Update Anchor Sam Fritz. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Adam talks to the president of Quincy University about this year's big freshman class and updates us on other issues at the college.

Join NAFI: www.nafinet.org Watch This Presentation on YouTube" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-9Bz_Q8u6A This Episode's Sponsor Flying Eyes: https://flyingeyesoptics.com/ Enter Discount Code NAFI on checkout to safe 10% off your order! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Flight Instructors are the foundation to the flight training community. The quality, proficiency, knowledge, skill and professionalism of our industry for decades to come depend on the quality of our Flight Instructors NOW! Ten Things Every CFI Should Know will present you with some wisdom gained from the experiences of others to make you a better flight instructor.  You don't have to be an CFI to appreciate the lessons learned. Andrew Dow is a 6-Time NAFI Master CFI, 5-Time Master Ground Instructor, Designated Pilot Examiner, CFII/MEI. Andrew currently works as an Assistant Professor of Aviation at Quincy University and is an independent Flight Instructor specializing in aircraft insurance checkouts. Brian Schiff is a major airline captain. Schiff's roots are deeply planted in general aviation where he has flown a wide variety of aircraft (97 types). His total flying time exceeds 20,000 hours. He is on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Flight Instructors (NAFI) and is a 35-year Gold Seal flight instructor and FAA Safety Team Representative.

Season 4 Episode 26 is out with Robert Frey. Robert is the lead developer for Prep Baseball Report. His role at Prep Baseball Report is to make all data more concise to the public. Robert's goal is to help coaches use data to make the best decisions possible for recruiting purposes. Robert can completely change the way coaches recruit players looking forward in the future. Robert comes from a very strong background including being a Driveline Baseball Ops Analyst and Director of Analytics & Information Systems for Quincy University. Robert explains that both roles were very different in a sense but allowed him to think outside the box. He completely changes the way how a college analytics department should look like at a four year college. Robert has a high level of understanding through R and Python while thinking outside the box on the player development side. Please join me in listening to Robert and his wide progressive knowledge about baseball! Timestamps: Previous positions Quincy University Director of analytics and information systems Driveline Baseball Ops Analyst Prep Baseball Report 2:30 what does your role entail 2:45 What to expect? 5:00 Why R is the best programming language for baseball 8:02 Is it a must for analysts? 11:25 Your personal process of learning R 13:35 Best places to learn (using a plug for your YouTube channel) 18:04 Previous roles: Quincy University Director of Analytics and Driveline Baseball Ops Explain what you did for both roles 23:15 Difference of Interpretation of data (Coaches at QU and Driveline) 29:11 Quincy Dashboard time 32:31 Player development in the next 5 years analytically (new technology or Baseball Ops positions) What to expect and personally looking forward too? 36:20 What will an analyst position entail? 47:20 Closing

Season 4 Episode 25 is out with Casey Demko. Casey is currently an assistant coach at Abilene Christian University located in Abilene, TX. Before, ACU Casey played college baseball at many levels including (Ohio State, Sinclair CC, and Coker University). This has allowed Casey to have a very eye-opening college experience showing that there is talent at every level of baseball. Casey started his college coaching career at Quincy University a Division 2 baseball program in Quincy, IL. Casey goes in-depth talking about how he used technology at Quincy to help develop infielders. Technology become a huge staple in his development process by analyzing every type of ground ball hit while also tracking throws through an application created through R. Casey is a progressive coach while understanding that development is a process, and you need a plan for every player. Please join me in listening to Casey. Timestamps: Background 01:30 Ohio State 1:34 Sinclair CC 1:47 Coker College 2:02 Quincy University 2:23 Abilene Christian University (Go through and explain your recent hire)   2022 season at Quincy 3:06   Overall path to becoming an assistant coach in college 5:45 Process of being a grad student 5:50 Grad school and coaching balance 7:30 What do you really need to know going into this position 9:20   Skills that need to be learned Coaching style 13:25 Process of actually running a real college program 18:30 Player development qualities 19:20   How hard is it to get a D1 assistant coaches job 26:21 would be interested hearing your experience without giving out to much personal information   Player development 2023 Expectations 29:41 Biggest differences between 2021-2022 39:16   Closing

  Welcome to Season 2 Episode: 10 of the Church Explained Podcast. A conversation to help grow your leadership, develop your team and build your church. Your hosts will be Dave Mckeown and Nathan Benger. We will talk about all things leadership with key team players from IKON Church and other guests during each show. On today's show, we are joined by Matthew Bates who is an Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois.  His books include Gospel Allegiance, Salvation by Allegiance Alone, The Birth of the Trinity, The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation and The Gospel Precisely. He co-founded and also co-hosts the popular OnScript podcast. We chatted with Matthew about the big ideas from his book The Gospel Precisely. He explains that many Christians have a limited view of the gospel and often limit this to a 'decision moment'. Here you will find out what the gospel truly is and where we have gone wrong.   SHOW NOTES & LINKS   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We help leaders find solutions by our   1. LEADERSHIP COACHING 2. FREE LEADERSHIP AND CHURCH RESOURCES   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   FOLLOW US Youtube Instagram: @open.ikonchurch  

Katie Kraushaar makes her final appearance on Muddy River News representing the Quincy Public Library. She is moving to Quincy University's Brenner Library. We wish her well in her career move and we hope to have her on again very soon.

What does it mean to have faith in Jesus? If the gospel is more centered on Jesus' kingship (as we've explored on our previous two episodes) perhaps Christian faith looks more like allegiance. Matthew Bates, Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University, joins us to discuss the relationship between the gospel, salvation, faith, obedience, and grace. Matthew's Books:The Gospel PreciselyGospel AllegianceSalvation by Allegiance AloneThe Institute for Bible Reading is a nonprofit ministry. Support our work, including the production of The Bible Reset podcast, by joining ChangeMakers: https://instituteforbiblereading.org/changemakers/

Most people get married with the intention of spending the rest of their lives together. Unfortunately, many marriages don't make it that far. And when a couple does decide to call it quits, the whole process can be incredibly painful - especially for the kids. In this episode, we'll learn the journey of Brad Stone on how he went through this battle. So watch on and get started!Brad Stone is a professional baseball player (06-13), gym owner, father, and childhood abuse survivor who made it through a divorce. A graduate of CBC HS in 2003 Brad was a multi-sport athlete playingbaseball and basketball. Upon graduation, he went on a baseball scholarship to Quincy University in Illinois where he received all-conference honors all three years and was First Team All-Region and an All American as a Junior. For almost two decades Brad has been a private pitching instructor in the St. Louis area and a strength coach since 2012, owning his own business since 2015. He has worked with hundreds of athletes from the high school, college, and professional ranks. In the weight room, Brad has over 20 years of experience on both sides of the equation, as a coach and a client. Having been an athlete for most of his life he has had access to some world-class coaching. These opportunities to learn from the best in the business have helped him formulate his personal philosophies and create the foundation for his career as a strength coach.In his free time, he loves playing with my kids and dogs, lifting weights, and traveling.“My unique perspective, having been a client and a coach, allows me to see all sides of the equation. I know what works to be motivated and pushed as an athlete as well as what needs to be done as your coach. Having been a client allows me to understand the day to day struggles real people go through and how to help push through the tougher days!” - Brad Stonewebsite: www.StoneStrengthSystems.com IG: stonestrengthsystems facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Stonestrengthsystems personal: https://voyagestl.com/interview/meet-brad-stone-of-crestwood/ Be sure to check out this episode of the BOF Podcast. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe!Join the Brotherhood of Fatherhood FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/brotherhoodoffatherhoodwww.brotherhoodfatherhood.com/alphaOur sponsor: https://jasper.ai/?fpr=scottrhttps://constructivesolutionsenterprises.myshopify.com/https://www.instagram.com/constructivesolutionsent/https://www.facebook.com/constructivese

We loved this interview with Alyssa. "Passionate and Confident" are two words to describe her. A strong footballer for the U17 OPDL Girls team. A very exciting time in Alyssa's life. A recent scholarship offer and acceptance to Quincy University a D2 school in the USA and finding the right fit and program. Her Coach Nicky McDonald says "Alyssa is an all-around impact player. She offers a physical presence, extremely knowledgeable and is a true leader on and off the pitch. She is a gifted athlete, and it has been an absolute pleasure watching her grow."

In this episode, Ryan offers Landon three approaches to the word that have helped him frame the discussion, from philosopher Kierkegaard's palate-cleansing “virtue of the absurd”, to theologian Tillich's “centered act of personality," and finally biblical scholar Matthew Bates' “allegiance”.Useful references from the discussion: Søren Kierkegaard - was a Danish theologian, philosopher, poet, social critic, and religious author who is widely considered to be the first existentialist philosopherPaul Johannes Tillich - was a German-American Christian existentialist philosopher and Lutheran Protestant theologian who is widely regarded as one of the most influential theologians of the twentieth centuryMatthew Bates - is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University. His main teaching area is the Bible and early Christian literature.To join the discussion, visit us on Instagram @meaninginthemiddlepod and in the Meaning in the Middle Facebook group.Cheers! 

The Yippers are back in the saddle again this week! Episode 74 starts with us breaking down the greed of the MLB owners, and the process of having a third party negotiator involved in the talks.  Our interview this week is with Cubs prospect Riley Martin! Riley was 6th round pick out of Quincy University, and he is one hell of a guy.  He even had some beef with Fur.  We end the episode with answering the question, "Would you rather be the dumbest genius or the smartest moron?".ENJOY!!! DOWNLOAD AND SUBSCRIBE!!!

“The teachers are not alright.” News accounts and social media pages attest to the fatigue – both mental and physical – America's teachers are experiencing this fall as they continue to adjust to the new normal after the past year of pandemic classrooms. It seems our teachers could use some of the social emotional learning strategies they are sharing with students trying to cope. Hyam Elsaharty knows a lot about that. She used her FFT grant to research in Malaysia how collectivist communities apply SEL skills in homes and schools, then applied her findings at Chicago's Mather High School, where one-third of students were refugees, immigrants and/or English Language Learners. Now, she's sharing her expertise with Seattle Public Schools as its Consulting SEL Teacher for the entire district.Today, we're learning from Hayam Elsaharty, a Fund for Teachers Fellow who also serves on our Educator Advisory Council. Hyam holds an undergraduate degree in criminal justice from the University of Indiana, a master's degree in Resource Development from Northeastern Illinois University, a second master's degree in Education from Quincy University and a certificate in English as a Second Language. With her 2017 Fund for Teachers grant, she and a colleague investigated programs in Malaysia supporting Rohingyan refugees who fled genocide in Myanmar. With new knowledge and insights, Hyam and her teammate expanded the advisory curriculum by creating a series of meaningful units that meet the specific social and emotional needs of refugee and immigrant students. The following year, buoyed by her fellowship experience, she applied for and was awarded a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms grant to research Social Emotional Learning in Peru. After being named Chicago Public Schools' first Social Emotional Learning Teacher of the Year, she moved to Seattle to help direct a district wide SEL focus on adult education, and supporting educators to develop knowledge, confidence, and agency in teaching students SEL skills. Our conversation began talking about her fellowship and how it changed her life personally and professionally, then migrated to the topic of how teachers can use social emotional learning for themselves.

“The teachers are not alright.” News accounts and social media pages attest to the fatigue – both mental and physical – America's teachers are experiencing this fall as they continue to adjust to the new normal after the past year of pandemic classrooms. It seems our teachers could use some of the social emotional learning strategies they are sharing with students trying to cope. Hayam Elsaharty knows a lot about that. She used her FFT grant to research in Malaysia how collectivist communities apply SEL skills in homes and schools, then applied her findings at Chicago's Mather High School, where one-third of students were refugees, immigrants and/or English Language Learners. Now, she's sharing her expertise with Seattle Public Schools as its Consulting SEL Teacher for the entire district.Hayam is a Fund for Teachers Fellow who also serves on our Educator Advisory Council. She holds an undergraduate degree in criminal justice from the University of Indiana, a Masters degree in Resource Development from Northeastern Illinois University, a masters degree in Education from Quincy University and a certificate in English as a Second Language. With her 2017 Fund for Teachers grant, Hayam and a colleague investigated programs within refugee and public schools in Malaysia to expand existing advisory curriculum by creating a series of meaningful units that meet the specific social and emotional needs of Malaysian and refugee students. The following year, buoyed by her fellowship experience, she applied for and was awarded a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms grant to research Emotional Social Learning in Peru. After being named Chicago Public Schools' first Social Emotional Learning Teacher of the Year, she moved to Seattle to help direct a district wide SEL focus on adult education, and supporting educators to develop knowledge, confidence, and agency in teaching students SEL Skills. Our conversation began talking about her fellowship and how it changed her life personally and professionally, then migrated to the topic of how teachers can use SEL for themselves.

“The teachers are not alright.” News accounts and social media pages attest to the fatigue – both mental and physical – America's teachers are experiencing this fall as they continue to adjust to the new normal after the past year of pandemic classrooms. It seems our teachers could use some of the social emotional learning strategies they are sharing with students trying to cope. Hayam Elsaharty knows a lot about that. She used her FFT grant to research in Malaysia how collectivist communities apply SEL skills in homes and schools, then applied her findings at Chicago's Mather High School, where 75% of students were refugees, immigrants and/or English Language Learners. Now, she's sharing her expertise with Seattle Public Schools as its Consulting SEL Teacher for the entire district.Hayam is a Fund for Teachers Fellow who also serves on our Educator Advisory Council. She holds an undergraduate degree in criminal justice from the University of Indiana, a Masters degree in Resource Development from Northeastern Illinois University, a masters degree in Education from Quincy University and a certificate in Emotional Social Learning. With her 2017 Fund for Teachers grant, Hayam and a colleague investigated programs within refugee and public schools in Malaysia to expand existing advisory curriculum by creating a series of meaningful units that meet the specific social and emotional needs of Malaysian and refugee students. The following year, buoyed by her fellowship experience, she applied for and was awarded a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms grant to research Emotional Social Learning in Peru. After being named Chicago Public Schools' first Social Emotional Learning Teacher of the Year, she moved to Seattle to help direct a district wide SEL focus on adult education, and supporting educators to develop knowledge, confidence, and agency in teaching students SEL Skills. Our conversation began talking about her fellowship and how it changed her life personally and professionally, then migrated to the topic of how teachers can use SEL for themselves.

In this episode Erika is drinking a Quinton Estate Chardonnay and Amber is drinking her gross detox mango tea. In this episode,  the killing spree of Joseph Michael Swango also known as Dr. Death.  He went by several aliases, but he was dubbed by the media as "Dr. Death".   Dr. Death was born in Tacoma, Washington in 1954 but was raised in Quincy, Illinois by his parents. He graduated High School as a Valedictorian, and went on to join the Marine Corps, where he would be honorably discharged. Swango began his college career at Quincy University, where he would be given a prestigious award. Then to Southern Illinois University School of Medicine or SIU where his poisonous reign of terror would begin.  His reign of horror would continue through to the 90's. Erika pulled her sources from:www.murderpedia.orgwww.thoughtco.com / Joseph Swango had a License to Killwww.en.wikipedia.orgwww.crimelibrary.com / Fresh Start, Same Symptoms / Joseph Geringer / Michael Swango: Doctor of Death / August 28, 2008Then Amber covers the Express Samina disaster. On September 26, 2000, the ferry boat the Express Samina, departed from Athens, Greece heading to the island of Paros at 5:00 pm for the 5 hour ride. When the ferry was just 2 miles away from docking in Paros, it collided with a large rock causing the boat to begin to sink as the 540 people on board were forced to jump into the Aegean Sea. This is the story of 2 brace survivors, Heidi and Christine. Amber pulled her sources:WikipediaGreek Reporter. Com “Samina ferry disaster haunts Greece more than 20 years later” ByNick KampourisSeptember 26, 2021"I Survived" Season 1, Episode 3 

Dr. Matthew Bates is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University. He recalls how, having majored in physics as an undergraduate, he learned beginning Greek independently before jumping into second-year Greek in seminary. Among his several publications are The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford, 2015) and Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker, 2017). In this episode he reveals how Paul's choice of verbiage in an important summary of the gospel indicates his conceptions of Christ's nature and history, especially both his divine pre-existence and his exaltation.

Fontbonne University in St. Louis and Quincy University are among the schools launching a new sprint football league. Fontbonne President, Dr. Nancy Blattner is the founding chair of the league's board of governors and says the sport can boost the entire university.

Tony and Stephanie Meier are a married couple that met while both playing basketball at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.  Stephanie (maiden name Stephanie Schell) played there from 2007-2011 and was a 4 year captain, while Tony played there from 2008-2012 and then spent 8 years playing professionally overseas.  They talk about both being from basketball families, their childhoods, the different high school basketball careers they had, and their separate recruiting processes that led them to Milwaukee.  They then discuss how they met, what dating was like as Division I athletes, their career highlights at Milwaukee which includes both being one win away from the NCAA Tournament after getting to the Horizon League Conference Tournament Finals, Stephanie being a leader, and Tony scoring over 1,000 points and grabbing over 500 rebounds. They explain their lives right after graduating from Milwaukee (Stephanie joining the coaching staff at Hillsdale College and Tony playing volleyball for Quincy University), Tony having the opportunity to play overseas, the proposal story, when Stephanie joined Tony overseas, adventures they've had around the world, having two beautiful children, why Tony decided to retire from basketball after 8 seasons, and their lives in Missouri.

In this week's episode, Nolan Rappé joins the show! After his days of playing ball at Quincy University, Nolan now uses his skills to help people of all ages get back on their feet, allowing them to be successful on the field and in their daily lives. Tune in to learn more about his story and why he strives to become the best at his job for the good of others! Intro beat created by Rip Azure Graphics created by JustJake Design Follow A Playmakers View on: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aplaymakersview/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/aplaymakersview Email: aplaymakersview@gmail.com Follow Nolan on: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nolan.rappe/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/nolan_rappe15

The Stone Chapel Podcasts Hosted by David Capes Matthew Bates

The Stone Chapel Podcasts Hosted by David Capes Matthew Bates

Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., University of Notre Dame) is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University. His main teaching area is the Bible and early Christian literature. He also teaches courses in Western Religion, Church History, and Christian Spirituality. Dr. Bates is an award-winning author. His popular and influential books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019), Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), and The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015). Current book projects on salvation and christology are underway. Dr. Bates also co-hosts OnScript, a Bible and theology podcast. He enjoys family life, hiking, baseball, and good conversation. More info on Dr. Bates, his publications, and his availability for speaking can be found at MatthewWBates.com.

Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., University of Notre Dame) is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University. His main teaching area is the Bible and early Christian literature. He also teaches courses in Western Religion, Church History, and Christian Spirituality. Dr. Bates is an award-winning author. His popular and influential books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019), Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), and The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015). Current book projects on salvation and christology are underway. Dr. Bates also co-hosts OnScript, a Bible and theology podcast. He enjoys family life, hiking, baseball, and good conversation. More info on Dr. Bates, his publications, and his availability for speaking can be found at MatthewWBates.com. To order Logos copies of Dr. Bates work, please go to https://f.ls/ei19p --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/logos-daily/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/logos-daily/support

Dr. Brian McGee, president of Quincy University, shares how his study of faith and reason led him to the Catholic faith. Marcus Grodi hosts.

Dr. Brian McGee, president of Quincy University, shares how his study of faith and reason led him to the Catholic faith. Marcus Grodi hosts.

When taking over Quincy University's under performing offense in 2019, Keith Barefield made two key decisions. First, he simplified progressions to what he called "either-or" decisions. Next, he made high tempo the default for the offense. In this Quickcast, Barefield, now an analyst for the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns, explains the steps they took to make Quincy the fastest tempo offense in NCAA Division 2 as well as breaking 14 school records and jumping into the top 25 offensive rankings. -Key decision on passing game progression -Why be uptempo? -How to make it measrusable -Results The Hawks were the #1 team in NCAA D2 in tempo, running a play every 18.9 seconds. In the process, the pace at which they played accomplished the following on offense: -Broke 14 School records -Points per game: +14.6 points per game over 2018, #30 nationally, a 121 spot jump nationally -Passing yards +152 ypg over 2018, 9th nationally, +132 spot jump -Total yards 445ypg, +128 ypg 23rd nationally, +100 spot jump Get his course, "Turnaround an Offense with Tempo" on CoachTube: https://coachtube.com/course/football/turnaround-an-offense-with-tempo-keith-barefield/11947179?ambassador=325306f59bb543b6883ff4baa Get our free digital magazine: coachandcoordinator.com/magazine

There's a lot of confusion about the gospel and Christianity.  What exactly is the gospel?  What does it mean to be a Christian?  Is salvation just a ticket to heaven or so much more?  All of this and more with my special guest, author and associate professor of Theology at Quincy University, Dr. Matthew Bates.

Coach Bradley and I talk about him being from Wichita, Kansas and how it was going growing up there as a kid, his time at Garden City and the opportunity to leave from there to attend Barclay College, a small Christian school in the NCCAA Division, life after college basketball in which he coach AAU and the organization in which his father and hisself put together in order to help kids in Wichita who didn't have access to the resources needed to help them be successful in life, his break into the coaching business under Coach Hellenthal at Quincy University, his time at Odessa Junior College and how he and his staff have had to adjust to the new normal during this pandemic in order to help their student athletes succeed.Be sure to continue to help push this platform by sharing, subscribing, rating and leaving a review. Also, please be sure to follow the Beyond the Hardwood page on IG, @thebthpod, as we continue to grow this platform as well. Currently working on BTH Apparel so be on the lookout for that.

Episode 28 features Quincy University Defensive Coordinator Sean Kelly. Coach Kelly has spoken at our clinic both years and comes on the show to talk about recruiting, what he looks for when breaking down an opponent, his favorite restaurant in Quincy, how a young coach can get into college football and answers Coach Bass' question of how it felt to wear Barney purple!

Episode 27 of the Process, Preparation and Performance Podcast features Quincy University Head Coach Gary Bass. Coach Bass talks about going from being the interim Head Coach to the Head Coach, his coaching staff, what he looks for in players to come to Quincy and the recruiting process. Bill takes a trip down memory lane to his days at Quincy and J.R. provides his usual commentary. A fun episode that you are going to like!

Sign Up To Receive Our FFA Stories Newsletter! Email address: SHOW NOTES INTRODUCING CODY COLLINS!  In today's world, is there really any person we would describe as a "non-traditional" FFA student.  Perhaps not, but at one point in time a student who did not come from a farm might have been considered "non-traditional".  Cody did not have any prior connections to agriculture or the FFA except for his older sister being an FFA member.  She pushed Cody to join, and he has not looked back. Cody describes himself as going "all out" for four years in the FFA and having a wonderful time.  Cody had no knowledge of agriculture when he began, but today he has developed a passion for agriculture.  He described himself as being welcomed with open arms by everyone in the FFA and agriculture. Cody tried every career development event that he could, excelling in public speaking.  Cody followed in his sister's footsteps going into the FFA and his brother's footsteps working at McDonald's.  In Illinois there is a state proficiency award for food service, and he won that award.  Because of Cody's time in the FFA, he is able to connect the different aspects of agriculture to what he was doing working the food service industry. Cody is a musician, and his instrument is the trumpet.  He also sang in his school's choir.  Today he is studying music education at Quincy University.  He hopes to be a music teacher in the future.  Cody always knew that he wanted to be a teacher, and at the end of high school he found himself choosing between teaching agriculture, history and music. SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCE: Food Service HIGH SCHOOL: Pittsfield High School; Pittsfield, Illinois MASCOT: Saukees FFA ADVISOR: Jody Heavner CONTACT INFORMATION FOR CODY COLLINS: Click on the picture below to be taken to the Pittsfield High School Website: Cody's FFA Advisor's Email Address: jheavner@pikeland.org Pittsfield High School Telephone Number: 217-285-6888 FFA LINKS: National FFA Organization Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAE's) Support FFA  Donate to FFA - One way that FFA students are able to start small businesses is through an FFA grant of $1,000.  In 2014, 141 FFA students received these grants.  With your donations, more students can get this head start - pay it forward. REASONS TO DONATE TO FFA: Only 2% of Americans grow and raise most of the food and livestock consumed by the other 98% as well as the rest of the world.  FFA is providing the needed education, training and resources to Americans that will carry that torch forward and insure that America continues to have inexpensive, quality food. Rural Communities will rely on entrepreneurship in the future for population growth and job creation.  The FFA is a major catalyst to that entrepreneurial growth. Farmers, ranchers and those working in agriculture give the rest of America incredible amounts of freedom because the search for food is as simple as going to the grocery store: “The future of American agriculture depends on the involvement and investment in America’s youth, In order to prepare for the population of tomorrow, we need to encourage America’s youth today, and show that careers in agriculture are profitable, rewarding, and vital.”. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue Where Off-Farm Income And Matt Brechwald Can Be Heard:   Member Of The National Association Of Farm Broadcasters

Today we sit down with Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University, Matthew Bates, to discuss his latest book, "Gospel Allegiance: What Faith Misses for Salvation in Christ." Bates asks questions about our understanding of faith, and asks is faith in Jesus enough for salvation? Or does the church need a shift in allegiance? You can see Matthew's work and learn more at http://matthewwbates.com/ Learn more about the VOX Podcast: www.voxpodcast.com Subscribe on iTunes - apple.co/1Lla1Nj Support the VOX Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/voxpodcast Follow us on Instagram: @voxpodcast Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/voxpodcast Follow Mike on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mikeerre Music in this episode by Timothy John Stafford www.timothyjohnstafford.com Instagram & Twitter: @GoneTimothy

Justin Meats is the VP of Product at PriceSpider, a SaaS firm that offers manufacturers and brands the necessary reporting to attract their performance across multiple online marketplaces, including customer conversion and brand integrity. Justin has been building online brands and software products for more than 20 years, and has seen many changes in the way that brands address their businesses online.  Justin graduated summa cum laude from Quincy University with a Double Major in Computer Science and Broadcast Communication. In this episode… Many companies have started to embrace online marketplaces and distribution channels over the years and a lot of them face one common challenge: getting accurate information of their product's performance and branding online. These vital information can help them zero in on where to best sell their products and how to improve pricing and marketing strategies which is why having the capacity to get access to this data is crucial to their success in the ecommerce space. Adequate and accurate information can increase a brand's ability to grow and scale. It can also help a brand better understand its customers' purchasing behavior and preferences which ultimately helps increase product conversion rates and drive more sales. Justin Meats is an ecommerce & SaaS expert and he joins James Thomson in this episode of the Buy Box Experts podcast to talk about the best practices for tracking products and branding online. Justin gives an insider look on how PriceSpider can help brands address their concerns in the ecommerce space, how to best avoid the common mistakes brands make in their distribution strategies, and he also shares top tips on product pricing and alignment of brand activities online and offline. Stay tuned.

Have evangelicals misunderstood the gospel? “Yes,” says New Testament scholar Matthew Bates. In this episode, Josh interviews Matthew about his new book, Gospel Allegiance: What Faith in Jesus Misses for Salvation in Christ. Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., University of Notre Dame) is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University. Dr. Bates is an award-winning author. His popular and influential books include Gospel Allegiance (Brazos, 2019), Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic, 2017), and The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015). Dr. Bates also co-hosts OnScript, a Bible and theology podcast. He enjoys family life, hiking, baseball, and good conversation. More info on Dr. Bates, his publications, and his availability for speaking can be found at MatthewWBates.com.

In this week's episode, I am joined by a good friend, teammate, and outstanding broadcaster, WIll Conerly. Will attends Quincy University where he is in his senior year. Tune in and find out more about how Will's experience through sports and broadcasting have shaped him into what he is today.

This Week on Seminary Dropout… Matthew W. Bates (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is associate professor of theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. He is the author of Salvation by Allegiance Alone, named the Jesus Creed 2017 Book of the Year and one of the Best Books of 2017 by Englewood Review of Books. […]

Stephon Martinez is joined by professional basketball player, Courtney Belger. Courtney is currently playing his 7th year professional overseas in Germany. He has also played in Australia for 2 seasons. Belger is a former high school stand out from St. Louis, Missouri who went onto play division 2 basketball at Quincy University. In this episode Stephon and Courtney sit down in Gelsenkirchen, Germany to discuss the difficulties of getting his first professional contract, advice to players who want to play professional, and much more on episode 8 of the DigDeep Podcast with Stephon Martinez. 

What is the gospel of Jesus? What does it mean to have faith? The answers to these questions intricately shape what it looks like to be a follower of Jesus. For as much time as Christians spend emphasizing having faith in this good news, it is worthwhile to make sure we've understood it correctly.Matthew Bates is a theology professor at Quincy University, and has written several books connected to the themes of gospel and faith.Links from the episode:Matthew Bates' recently released book Gospel Allegiance.Also connected to that is his previous work Salvation by Allegiance Alone.Scot McKnight's The King Jesus Gospel.NT Wright's Simply Jesus and How God Became King.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to check out a recent episode from The Bible Project podcast, with Tim Mackie and NT Wright discussing what the word gospel means.Called Out is hosted by Tyler Braun. You can find Tyler on Twitter @tylerbraun, Instagram @tylerbraun, and Facebook.About Called OutCalled Out is a show helping the church move from the reality of its brokenness toward the healing power of Christ.

Is faith in Jesus enough for salvation? Perhaps, says Matthew Bates, but we're missing pieces of the gospel. The biblical gospel can never change. Yet our understanding of the gospel must change. The church needs an allegiance shift.Popular pastoral resources on the gospel are causing widespread confusion. Bates shows that the biblical gospel is different, fuller, and more beautiful than we have been led to believe. He explains that saving faith doesn't come through trust in Jesus's death on the cross alone but through allegiance to Christ the king. There is only one true gospel and one required response: allegiance.Bates ignited conversation with his successful and influential book Salvation by Allegiance Alone. Here he goes deeper while making his acclaimed teaching on salvation more accessible and experiential for believers who want to better understand and share the gospel. Gospel Allegianceincludes a guide for further conversation, making it ideal for church groups, pastors, leaders, and students.Matthew W. Bates (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is associate professor of theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. He is the author of Salvation by Allegiance Alone, named the Jesus Creed 2017 Book of the Year and one of the Best Books of 2017 by Englewood Review of Books. He has also written The Birth of the Trinity and The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation. Bates is cofounder and cohost of the popular OnScript podcast.

Is faith in Jesus enough for salvation? Perhaps, says Matthew Bates, but we're missing pieces of the gospel. The biblical gospel can never change. Yet our understanding of the gospel must change. The church needs an allegiance shift.Popular pastoral resources on the gospel are causing widespread confusion. Bates shows that the biblical gospel is different, fuller, and more beautiful than we have been led to believe. He explains that saving faith doesn't come through trust in Jesus's death on the cross alone but through allegiance to Christ the king. There is only one true gospel and one required response: allegiance.Bates ignited conversation with his successful and influential book Salvation by Allegiance Alone. Here he goes deeper while making his acclaimed teaching on salvation more accessible and experiential for believers who want to better understand and share the gospel. Gospel Allegianceincludes a guide for further conversation, making it ideal for church groups, pastors, leaders, and students.Matthew W. Bates (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is associate professor of theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. He is the author of Salvation by Allegiance Alone, named the Jesus Creed 2017 Book of the Year and one of the Best Books of 2017 by Englewood Review of Books. He has also written The Birth of the Trinity and The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation. Bates is cofounder and cohost of the popular OnScript podcast.

Lindenwood head football coach, Jed Stugart, sits down to discuss last week's win against Quincy University and also talks about the Lions' upcoming matchup against #8 University of Indianapolis at home on Saturday afternoon #OneRoar

Lindenwood head football coach, Jed Stugart, sits down to discuss last week's big win against Saginaw Valley State and also talks about the Lions' upcoming matchup against Quincy University on the road on Saturday afternoon #OneRoar

You've spoken. We've listened.  You've asked for more episodes giving a window into the secret lives of OnScript co-hosts. Or at least, you've asked us to allow more time for chat between hosts. So we'll try to do a bit more of that. In this episode, Matt Lynch and Matt Bates, the co-founders of OnScript, ask each other questions about Paul, hell, life, violence, divine-human appearances in the OT, faith as allegiance, Matt B.'s new book, books we've read, and more. Enjoy, and share the word! The post Q&A – Matt Lynch and Matt Bates first appeared on OnScript.

You've spoken. We've listened.  You've asked for more episodes giving a window into the secret lives of OnScript co-hosts. Or at least, you've asked us to allow more time for chat between hosts. So we'll try to do a bit more of that. In this episode, Matt Lynch and Matt Bates, the co-founders of OnScript, ask each other questions about Paul, hell, life, violence, divine-human appearances in the OT, faith as allegiance, Matt B.'s new book, books we've read, and more. Enjoy, and share the word!

What is the relationship between the individual Christian and the community of faith? How do we navigate the pendulum swings between an overemphasis on the individual at the expense of community and an overemphasis on community at the expense of the individual? In this episode, OnScript host Amy Brown Hughes talks with her colleague Sharon Ketcham about her new book Reciprocal Church: Becoming a Community Where Faith Flourishes Beyond High School, how often we talk about faith as a "product," what theological anthropology must undergird our ecclesiology, and where hope lies in the future of the church.

For this episode I have a great conversation with Jake Zammit, the Director of Coaching for Legends FC in Brighton, MI. As a youth soccer player, Jake was a member of several Michigan State Championship Teams. In high school, Jake was a 4-time Varsity player at the University of Detroit Jesuit; winning a State Championship in 2001 and receiving All State honors. After High School, he accepted a full ride athletic scholarship to attend Quincy University in Illinois. US Soccer honored Jake as the 2018 Girls National Competitive Coach of the Year. Questions to Consider: What is your child's goal for their current season? What is their end goal for their youth sport? Is to play varsity in high school? Is it to play in college? Jake says, “Parents and athletes have to be honest with each other about what they want to get out of the game.” Are you having honest conversations to make sure you're on the same page? If you haven't already done so, sit down with your child to plot a course to get to the end game he or she really wants. Jake says, “If you push your player too hard, you'll eventually end up losing them.” How are you tempted to push your young athlete in ways that might not ultimately be helpful? What aspect of your character or spiritual development do you want to focus on this season? Jake suggests “patience” or “conflict management” as a place to begin. Follow BSD on Facebook today! Message me there with your questions, episode ideas, or prayer requests.

Jordan Smith, an ex-football player from Quincy University comes on the podcast to talk about never having regrets with your decisions, but still reflecting. My social media is CoopDaScoop on Twitter and cpharrison5 on Instagram.

This episode is a conversation with Dr. Matthew Bates of Quincy University. We discuss crazy birth stories (2:20), becoming a scholar (5:00), the apostles' and early church fathers' hermeneutics (10:50), expanding on the definition of "faith alone" (18:45), favorite fiction novels (32:00), and more. Buy Matt's books. Church Grammar is presented by B&H Academic and the Christian Standard Bible. Intro music: Purple Dinosaur by nobigdyl. *** This podcast is designed to discuss all sorts of topics from various points of view. Therefore, guests' views do not always reflect the views of the host, his church, or his institution.

Jim Harte joins me on the Learning on Fire podcast and explores the most important learning and educational moments that shaped his life. Our guest – Jim Harte (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/JimHarte.jpg) Jim Harte is Physical Education Teacher at Cypress Woods Elementary School in Palm Harbor, FL. He is also the Academy Director and TOPS Soccer Director for West Florida Flames Eastlake soccer club. Jim founded, owns, and runs Jim Harte’s Marauder Soccer Camp – a summer soccer school in operation since 1981. Jim has over 37 years coaching and teaching experience. His programs have been recognized for Creativity and Innovation in PE and Recess. Jim has held a Florida teaching certificate for over 35 years. He has taught in both public and private schools. Physical Education programs created by Jim have won three international character-development awards: 2009 – “The Clipboard and The List” 2010 – “The Student-led 10-minute Talk” 2011 – “The Alliance” In 2010 Jim was featured as a speaker at the Character Education Partnership International Character Forum in San Francisco, CA. Jim has won several “Teacher of the Year” awards. Soccer Coaching In July, 2018 the Tampa Bay Times named Jim one of the top 50 coaches in Tampa Bay history – all sports, all levels – professional, collegiate, scholastic. Jim was selected #19. Jim has recently completed a 36-year high school coaching career. He holds several FHSAA coaching records including most state championships (6), best coaching record in Final Four games (15-5), and most games coached (913). His career coaching record is 554-259-100 (Wins-Losses-Draws) Numerous young people have been helped into college, pro, and international playing careers by Harte. He has also mentored many players that now have established coaching and teaching careers. He is a member of the Clearwater Central Catholic High School Hall of Fame. Jim is Founder and President of Marauder Soccer Camp, Inc – founded in 1981. Over 10,000 young players have attended Marauder Soccer Camp over the years. Many of them have gone on to work for the camp in leadership roles. After moving into professional life many of them return to mentor future coaches on the staff. Jim has been a fixture on the Tampa Bay youth soccer scene for almost four decades. He currently works for the West Florida Flames Eastlake Soccer Club in the capacities of Academy Director and TOPS soccer Director. Prior to Flames Jim spent almost 20 years in leadership roles in several other local soccer clubs. Jim was on the Florida Youth Soccer Association Olympic Development Program Coaching staff for many years including serving as state team head coach as well as instructor for state F, E, and D License courses. Jim served as Assistant Coach at Eckerd College for three years (1985-87). Training and Philosophy Jim earned a BS in Physical Education in 1980 from Quincy University in Quincy, IL. Over the years he has obtained numerous coaching licenses including USSF A and NSCAA Advanced National Diploma as well as a KNVB coaching certificate obtained in Holland. Further training includes the FranklinCovey Seven Habits signature training as well as Character Education Partnership “11 Principles of a School of Character” training. This combination of soccer, education, character training and experience makes Jim unique. Jim’s personal coaching and teaching philosophy is to develop the whole individual with a special emphasis on sound fundamentals and a principled foundation. Questions asked on the Learning on Fire Podcast Interview Who are you? What does your life look like now and how is it different from when you were growing up? What was valuable about your school experience? Which teachers do you remember and why? Who did you admire when you were young? What was it about that person that had such an impact? What was the best...

This Week on Seminary Dropout… Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., University of Notre Dame) is Assistant Professor of Theology at Quincy University. His main teaching area is the Bible and early Christian literature, especially the New Testament. He also teaches courses in Western Religion, Church History, and Christian Spirituality. Dr. Bates writes with a posture of […]

Jim Harte is Physical Education Teacher at Cypress Woods Elementary School in Palm Harbor, FL. Jim has over 37 years coaching and teaching experience. His programs have been recognized for Creativity and Innovation in PE and Recess. Jim’s personal coaching and teaching philosophy is to develop the whole individual with a special emphasis on sound fundamentals and a principled foundation. (https://www.educationonfire.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/JimHarte.jpg) Jim has held a Florida teaching certificate for over 35 years. He has taught in both public and private schools. Physical Education programs created by Jim have won three international character-development awards and Jim was featured as a speaker at the Character Education Partnership International Character Forum in San Francisco in 2010. Jim has won several “Teacher of the Year” and “Coach of the Year” awards.   Jim earned a BS in Physical Education in 1980 from Quincy University in Quincy, IL. Over the years he has obtained numerous coaching licenses including USSF A and NSCAA Advanced National Diploma as well as a KNVB coaching certificate obtained in Holland. Further training includes the FranklinCovey Seven Habits signature training as well as FranklinCovey “Leader in Me” educational development training. This combination of soccer, education, and character training and experience makes Jim unique. Jim Harte has a 36-year high school coaching career. He holds several FHSAA coaching records including most state championships (6), best coaching record in Final Four games (15-5), and most games coached (913). His career coaching record is 554-259-100 (Wins-Losses-Draws) Numerous young people have been helped into college, pro, and international playing careers by Harte. He has also mentored many players that now have established coaching and teaching careers. Jim is Founder and President of Marauder Soccer Camp, Inc – founded in 1981. He is a member of the Clearwater Central Catholic High School Hall of Fame. Jim has been a fixture on the Tampa Bay youth soccer scene for almost four decades. He is currently works for the West Florida Flames. Prior to Flames Jim spent almost 20 years in leadership roles in several other local soccer clubs. Jim was on the FYSA ODP State Coaching staff for many years including serving as state team head coach as well as instructor for state F, E, and D License courses. He is currently TOPS soccer Director for West Florida Flames Eastlake. In July, 2018 the Tampa Bay Times named Jim Harte one of the top 50 coaches in Tampa Bay history – all sports, all levels. Jim was selected #19. Jim Harte’s Marauder Soccer Camps (https://www.msccamp.com/NEWSITE_home.asp)   3 Schools of Character awards: We won 3 International Awards – 2009, 2010, and 2011.  These were programs I created modeled after practices we were using in my summer soccer camp: 2009 – The Clipboard and The List:  school/ (http://character.org/schools-of-character/promising-practices-overview/promising-practices-award-winners/winners-list/2009-2/cypress-woods-elementary-school/) 2010 – The Student-Led 10-Minute Talk:  school/ (http://character.org/schools-of-character/promising-practices-overview/promising-practices-award-winners/winners-list/2010-2/cypress-woods-elementary-school/) 2011 – The Alliance:  school/ (http://character.org/schools-of-character/promising-practices-overview/promising-practices-award-winners/winners-list/2011-2/cypress-woods-elementary-school/) Support this podcast

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Matthew W. Bates (Ph.D., University of Notre Dame) is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. He is pressing the church towards a new precision: we are saved solely by allegiance to Jesus the king. Instead of faith alone, Christians must speak about salvation by allegiance alone.  About the Book:  We are saved by faith when we trust that Jesus died for our sins. This is the gospel, or so we are taught. But what is faith? And does this accurately summarize the gospel? Because faith is frequently misunderstood and the climax of the gospel misidentified, the gospel's full power remains untapped. While offering a fresh proposal for what faith means within a biblical theology of salvation, Matthew Bates presses the church toward a new precision: we are saved solely by allegiance to Jesus the king. Instead of faith alone, Christians must speak about salvation by allegiance alone. The book includes discussion questions for students, pastors, and church groups and a foreword by Scot McKnight. About the Author:  Matthew W. Bates (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is assistant professor of theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. He is the author of The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation and The Birth of the Trinity. Connect with Matthew: matthewwbates.com ONScript Podcast Facebook For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/164.  

When the student is ready, the Teacher will appear-A conversation with Dr. Keith Winking Keith Winking is a professor at Texas State University, where he teaches trumpet, directs the Texas State Jazz Orchestra, and is a member of the SouthWest BrassWorks. Dr. Winking received his undergraduate degree in Music Education from Quincy University, his M.M. in Trumpet Performance from Texas State, and his D.M.A. in Trumpet Performance from the University of Texas at Austin. His teachers have included Raymond Crisara, Vince Cichowicz, Leon Rapier and Don "Jake" Jacoby. He has served as a visiting lecturer to scores of universities and conservatories, including the Crane School of Music and the Moscow and St. Petersburg Conservatories.  Dr. Winking has presented solo and ensemble concerts and clinics throughout the United States, Canada, Chile, Sweden, Japan, Switzerland and Russia. He is a freelance trumpet player, performing with many local and national groups, including the Austin Symphony, the Austin Jazz Orchestra, James Brown, the Manhattan Transfer, and the Austin Sinfonietta. He has extensive recording experience and has recorded national jingles for McDonalds and American Express. He has also taped numerous TV shows, including PBS's "Lonesome Pines," TNN's "Texas Connection," PBS's "Austin City Limits" and a taping for the BBC entitled "Rhythms of the World." He has presented papers at the International Trumpet and New York Brass Conferences and also published articles in The International Trumpet Guild Journal and the International Jazz Educators Journal. Dr. Winking is voting member of the National Association of the Recording Arts and Sciences (Grammy's) and a clinician for the Selmer Company. Email: kw09@txstate.edu   Dr. Winking Studio website

This is a conversation with scholar and author Matthew Bates. We talk about a little word with a big meaning: pistis. This Greek word is often translated "faith" or "faithfulness" but we discuss how it might be better to translate it as "allegiance." Matthew W. Bates is Associate Professor of Theology at Quincy University in Quincy, Illinois. Bates holds a Ph.D. from The University of Notre Dame in theology with a specialization is New Testament and early Christianity. His books include Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Baker Academic), The Birth of the Trinity (Oxford University Press, 2015), and The Hermeneutics of the Apostolic Proclamation (Baylor University Press, 2012). He also hosts OnScript, a popular biblical studies podcast. GIVE THE SHOW SOME LOVE 1) If you would be so kind to hop on iTunes (or your feed of choice) and leave The Paulcast a review there, that would be amazing. The more reviews we can get will lead to greater visibility in iTunes. And I (Kurt) LOVE reading your comments! 2) Also, please consider hitting up The Paulcast Patreon online tip-jar (think Kickstarter for ongoing content creators). For $3 per month, or more, you can make a direct impact on this show. Financial partners like you really do make this all possible! Through Patreon, you make a tangible difference in this show’s sustainability and quality! https://theologycurator.com/support EPISODE SPONSORS This episode is sponsored by Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary. They are excited to announce the launch of the new Master of Arts in Ministry, Leadership and Culture. This online program, designed for practicing pastors and ministry entrepreneurs, will help you understand and integrate sub-cultures, theology, and leadership into practice. Guest faculty like Bruxy Cavey, Greg Boyd and Brian Zahnd model practical integration of Anabaptist theology and 21st century kingdom work. Learn more at fpu.edu/paulcast. *Sponsors do not endorse every word or idea on each episode.

Dan Muller reflects after his team defeats Quincy University 84-62.

Raised on the mean streets of Chicago's South Side, Ray Heilmann pursued a career in education, starting as an English teacher, shaping lives as a freshman football coach, then serving as principal of a Catholic high school for 30+ years. Now known as the Director of Campus Ministry at Quincy University, Ray has a great perspective on what really matters in life.

Continuing our NCAA D2 theme, today we are happy to welcome to Top Coach the head guy at Quincy (IL) University, Josh Rabe. He is a somewhat local guy, having grown up on a farm [...]

Logan Beausoleil is the Farm Educator at Prairie Crossing Learning Farm in Grayslake, IL. The Learning Farm is part of the larger conservation community which was designed to combine responsible development, the preservation of open land, and easy commuting by rail. He joined the Learning Farm in April 2010 as Crew Leader in the Prairie Farm Corps Program, and joined full time as a Farm Educator in August 2011. He has a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Art from Augustana College, holds an Illinois teaching certification, and is currently working on his M.S. in Elementary Education at Quincy University. Logan works closely with the 5-8th grade teachers and students of the Prairie Crossing Charter School to integrate classroom learning with on-farm experiences. He also serves as an educator for the Prairie Farm Corps Program leading the educational workshops and team building activities, as well as assisting with the farm field work. Off the farm, Logan is an avid long distance runner and recently placed 55th out of 45,000 participants in the 2011 Chicago Marathon. Eric Carlberg joined the Learning Farm in March 2009 as the Program Director. He holds a B.A. in Theology from Capital University and a M.A. in Theological Studies from Chicago Theological Seminary, completing coursework in urban ministry, non-profit leadership, and eco-justice as well as a thesis on subsistence farming in ancient Israel. Eric’s background includes 7 years experience in social services, having worked as case manager for low-income senior citizens and as supervisor of a drop in center for people suffering from homelessness and addiction. Outside of his experience in the social service sector, Eric has spent much of his life doing physical labor, restoring back-country trails, managing the wood lot and labor team at Holden Village, and leading the harvest crew at Sandhill Organics. Eric strives to create meaningful and empowering work and educational opportunities at the Learning Farm, and believes in the power of food to create community. He expanded the Montessori School of Lake Forest’s adolescent farm program, shaped the Prairie Farm Corps from its inception, and collaborated with local churches to create the Community Gleaning Project. Eric also speaks Spanish. Zamir Mendez is a Prairie Farm Corps Crew Leader in his fourth summer working at the farm. He has continued to take on more leadership roles every year that he has come back and was a member the first year Prairie Farm Corps was established. He enjoys growing and harvesting organic vegetables. His future have been greatly influenced by working on the farm; he will be a freshman at Earlham College this fall and hopes to major in agriculture or environmental studies. In addition to farming, Zamir is passionate about photography and is an avid runner and diver. He is also fluent in Spanish and French. Today’s episode is sponsored by Hearst Ranch. “People today are really interested in where food comes from. It doesn’t matter what demographic you come from.” — Eric Carlberg on Greenhorn Radio “The opportunity to be outside and immersed in what we are teaching is something that I find very valueable.” — Logan Beausolei on Greenhorn Radio

Happy late Father’s Day everyone! "Eyad Yehyawi has been bowhunting for nearly thirty years, traveling across the United States, Canada, and Africa. A naturalist long before he was a bowhunter, Eyad’s passion for the outdoors dates as far back as he can remember. While majoring in biology at Quincy University, he worked in conservation and wildlife management before deciding to pursue interests in health care. Many of these stories and photos have appeared in magazines including Bow & Arrow Hunting, Bowhunter, Bowhunt America, and Outdoor Life. Eyad currently lives in Iowa with his wife and children, where he practices optometry." From his website: www.crimsonarrows.com His book:https://www.amazon.com/Crimson-Arrows-Bowhunting-Eyad-Yehyawi-ebook/dp/B075R87G76 Photo credit here Athletic Brewing Company is a pioneer in craft non-alcoholic beer. They make great-tasting beer for the healthy, active, modern adult. Athletic uses certified all organic grains and only 50-70 calories a can. With IPA, Golden Ale, stouts, and tons of seasonal style offerings. Save 15% by using ADVENTURE at athleticbrewing.com @athleticbrewing ASP is also sponsored by CS Instant Coffee. CS Instant Coffee is 100% Arabica Instant Coffee. Their compostable packaging provides guilt-free convenience that is perfect for the trail, office, and fitness.  Visit csinstant.coffee and use promo code 'Adventure' for 20% off at csinstant.coffee @c.s.coffee If you're in need of some personalized advice before buying your gear, go to backpacktribe.com. You're not only able to purchase the gear you need on their website but talk with someone with the experience and know how. They also offer gear bundles and free shipping. @backpacktribal Support the Adventure Sports Podcast by giving as low as $1/month to our efforts to produce this show at patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast Call and leave us a voicemail at 812-MAIL-POD or 812-624-5763 or send an email to info@adventuresportspodcast.com