Podcast appearances and mentions of steve harmon

Steve Harmon, Centriq Business Partner on Free AI Event in Kansas City | 3-12-25See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Harmon joined Nate Kibler live on The White Mountain Ministries Show! The White Mountain Ministries Show airs live Tuesday from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm on The I Love CVille Network. Watch and listen to The White Mountain Ministries Show on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, iTunes, Apple Podcast, YouTube, Spotify, Fountain, Amazon Music, Audible and iLoveCVille.com. “The White Mountain Ministries Show” is presented by Opening Doors Real Estate.

What is an intelligent campus? How is technology blurring, or extending, the borders of the modern university? And how do you build belonging when your students could be spread across the globe? In this episode of the Campus podcast, we talk to two experts from leading US institutions – who were both speakers at Times Higher Education's Digital Universities US 2024 event – about how technology is redefining the university experience. Steve Harmon is executive director of the Center for 21st Century Universities at Georgia Tech as well as associate dean of research in professional education and a professor in the School of Industrial Design. He explains how his university has created “co-learning” spaces where students can gather and interact while benefitting from the flexibility of hybrid learning, and how technology from VR to YouTube supports the “learning to learn” skills that underpin higher education. Lev Gonick is the enterprise chief information officer at Arizona State University and chair of the Sun Corridor Network, Arizona's research and education network. He talks about the digital infrastructure required to support inclusive digital education at scale, looking to Hollywood-style immersive storytelling to teach STEM, and why it's vital to align digital goals with the institution's overall mission.

Today's episode is part two of our conversation with Steve Harmon, chief operating officer and general counsel at Elevate. Last week, Steve spoke with us about why he decided to become a lawyer, his insights on the business of law, working in Cisco's legal department, and how he co-founded CLOC. In the second half of our discussion, we talk to Steve about encouraging technology adoption, what legal professionals can learn from past technology evolutions, how Elevate balances competing factors when using tech, and his recommendations for legal professionals today.

Common, Paul, and Craig are live from On The Green Indoor Golf, they talk with local golfer Torger Ohe, they get a US Open report from Steve Harmon, and talk On The Green with Elliott Jang.

In this week's episode, we speak with Steve Harmon, chief operating officer and general counsel at Elevate, a company that provides software and services for the intersection of business and law. Like many of our guests, Steve has had an unconventional—but truly fascinating—career path. While attending undergrad at BYU, he and some of his classmates founded a company, prompting him to earn a business degree and attend law school so that he could serve as the patent lawyer on the team. He would go on to leverage his combined legal and business knowledge throughout his career. Before joining Elevate, he worked at Cisco Systems for almost 20 years in various functions, where he and his team built one of the most innovative legal departments in the world. Steve was also a co-founder and board member of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC). Although he is no longer on the board, he remains committed to its mission to promote collaboration among legal ops professionals. We had so much to discuss with Steve that we split the conversation into two parts. In the first half of our chat, he talks about how he learned to be an in-house lawyer, the question every lawyer should ask their clients, his proudest accomplishment at Cisco, and his initial skepticism of having a legal ops role. We will be taking a break next week, but we will return on June 26 for part two of the conversation, where we explore Steve's work at Elevate, the impact of legal technology, and other fascinating topics.

The Kings Interview Steve & Wendy Harmon about launching their latest coffee venture: Harmon Grounds Cafe !! They are located at 35255 Goddard Rd in a three-in-one operation in Romulus, Michigan that features Steve Harmon's Big Steve's Designz motorcycle customization and Wendy Harmon's two businesses,  We Beautique hair salon and Harmon Grounds Cafe. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foundationkings/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foundationkings/support

Dr. Steve, founder of FODMAP Foods is with us today! He and his wife Lynsie are the creators of Fodmap Shakes @fodmap_shakes on IG. Learn more about what FODMAP foods are and how to find out which ones are causing you IBS flare ups. Following the FODMAP diet isn't a forever thing and Dr. Steve is here to tell us why. Check out their awesome protein shakes here:https://www.fodmapfoods.com/collections/meal-replacement-drink AND USE CODE "GFGRUB10" to get 10% off your order!

From a 5-day to a 24-hour turnaroundThe Impact Podcast features Dan Coll, Senior Associate General Counsel and Caleb Bendix, Deputy General Counsel at Jabil. Our podcast host is Steve Harmon, COO and General Counsel of Elevate. Listen in as our guests outline two examples of implementing change within Jabil. The first features a procurement centre of excellence and support model about efficiency, including intake, triage, playbook support, and staffing. The second features the build-out of a fully automated NDA process.01:00 Introduction to Dan and Caleb.02:36 Jabil's Center of Excellence to support indirect and direct procurement.05:31 A perfect storm of a major acquisition - and launching the centre of excellence.09:03 Our colleagues aren't sure which of the team is Jabil and who represents the LPO.11:39 The in-house team had been supporting 100% of the global NDAs, so we could immediately reduce this low-value add work to 25%.14:15 Jabil recently signed another SOW to support their commercial team, something they previously wouldn't have considered. 16:21 We look at automation to free up time to be strategic and work on projects that move top-line revenue and margin for the company.20:35 Legal operations journey is thinking about centres of excellence and things we can routinise.24:03 We've processed 8500 incident NDAs over the last three years with zero legal contact and zero variation from our standard template.29:35 Today, Jabil is ready for … the next template.

Today, we have the pleasure of chatting with the incredible Steve Harmon, a ministry leader extraordinaire who has a knack for tuning in to the Holy Spirit. Get ready for some serious inspiration!Brandon and Lindsy, our fabulous hosts, dive right into a captivating conversation with Steve. They explore his amazing ministry efforts and how he's been able to make a real impact on others. Steve spills the beans on his secret sauce for influencing people, and let me tell you, it's pure gold!But wait, there's more! Steve takes us on a wild ride through his experiences with healing, deliverance, and the mind-blowing power of prayer and fasting.As the episode wraps up, Steve graciously blesses us with a heartfelt prayer and recounts his recent encounter with an angel. Yep, you heard that right! This guy invites us to walk in a whole different dimension, and here's your chance to get a glimpse of how to do just that!So, buckle up and get ready for an unforgettable episode filled with wisdom, inspiration, and a dose of the supernatural. Let's dive in and have some fun!https://unrefinedpodcast.comTimestamps:Steve's Ministry Efforts (00:01:05) Steve talks about his ministry work in Canada, focusing on moving the needle for the Kingdom, equipping believers, and serving wherever God directs him.Approach to Influencing Others (00:02:13) Steve discusses his approach to influencing others, meeting people where they're at and moving them forward without being offensive or off-grid.Persuasion and Civil Conversations (00:04:37) Steve emphasizes the importance of sowing seeds, having civil conversations, and getting people to think, even if they may not be open to changing their beliefs immediately.The importance of focusing on the Kingdom of God (00:08:57) Steve discusses how focusing on the Kingdom of God during Halloween can lead to positive ministry experiences and dispels misconceptions about demonic power.Being present and influencing others (00:11:52) The hosts and Steve discuss the importance of being present and in proximity with people in order to be an influence for the Kingdom of God.The power of miracles in evangelism (00:13:43) Steve explains how miracles are a powerful form of evangelism, as they remove the human element and captivate people's attention, leading to a captive audience for sharing the Gospel.The types of religious people (00:18:29) Steve discusses the three types of religious people and how they can be reached or not reached through conversation and sowing seeds.Misunderstandings and patience (00:19:30) Lindsy and Steve talk about how people often misunderstand things and the importance of being patient and explaining concepts to them.Steve's journey in healing (00:20:40) Steve shares his personal journey in wanting to see miracles and healing, starting with his experience in Africa and then spreading to different parts of the country.Practicing and Building Faith (00:27:56) The importance of practicing and building faith through repetitive actions and learning from failures.The Power of Proximity (00:34:59) The effectiveness of laying hands on people in physical proximity for healing and increasing the power within oneself.Consistent Practice for Healing (00:35:43) The need for consistent practice in praying for healing, laying hands on people, and actively participating in healing ministry to see results.Practicing Healing (00:37:49) Steve talks about his decision to start practicing praying for healing and the initial doubts he had.Unbelief and Fasting (00:39:35) The discussion revolves around the passage where Jesus talks about unbelief and the role of fasting in eradicating unbelief.Challenging Theology (00:45:25) Steve challenges the theology of those who claim that casting out demons or healing can be done easily, and suggests putting their beliefs to the test by praying over people.The importance of prayer and fasting (00:46:11) Steve explains the significance of living a lifestyle of prayer and fasting, how it suppresses the soul and allows for better connection with God.The benefits of fasting for spiritual control (00:47:17) Steve discusses how fasting suppresses the soul and allows the spirit to take control, leading to a better ability to hear God's voice and connect with the Holy Spirit.Living a lifestyle of prayer and fasting for greater miracles (00:49:23) Steve emphasizes the importance of incorporating prayer and fasting into one's daily life to experience bigger miracles and have a deeper level of connection with God.The feeling doesn't dictate actions (00:56:07) Steve discusses the misconception that faith is a feeling and emphasizes the importance of not letting feelings dictate actions.Persistence in faith (01:00:25) Steve talks about the need for a persistence mindset in faith, using the example of the woman and the judge in the Bible.Taking the risk in faith (01:03:20) Steve explains that faith is about taking risks and obeying God's instructions, even when there are doubts or fears.Emotional Healing and Simple Methods (01:05:11) Discussion on the importance of simple methods for emotional healing, such as relational interactions and mind renewal.Addressing False Beliefs and Changing Thinking (01:06:34) Exploration of the need to address false beliefs about God and oneself, and the importance of changing thinking patterns for healing and breakthrough.Challenging the View of God's Control (01:12:15) Response to a survivor of sexual assault, explaining the theology that God is not in total control and the need to have a correct understanding of God's nature for healing and freedom.The importance of understanding God's omnipotence and free will (01:13:56) Steve explains the need to understand that while God is all-powerful, He is also regulated in His own omnipotence due to the laws of free will.The destructive nature of preaching harmful beliefs about God (01:17:13) Steve discusses how preaching harmful beliefs about God, such as blaming Him for causing or allowing suffering, defames His character and creates internal walls that block people from experiencing His love.The need for a mind renewal and a deeper level of walking with God (01:19:34) Steve emphasizes the importance of a mind renewal and changing false beliefs about oneself and God in order to walk in a deeper level of relationship with Him and experience healing and transformation.The Kingdom of God and Living a Purposeful Life (01:24:05) The importance of living a life dedicated to the Kingdom of God and making a difference in the world.The Consequences of Rejecting Knowledge (01:24:51) Exploring the idea that lack of knowledge can lead to perishing and how rejecting knowledge can hinder personal growth and understanding.Putting God First and Sacrifices for the Kingdom (01:28:21) The significance of prioritizing God above everything else, including family, and the need to make sacrifices to experience the benefits of the Kingdom of God.The constant flow of joy in the Kingdom of God (01:33:16) Discussion on how the joy of the Lord is a constant and steady flow when one is living in the Kingdom of God.Walking naturally supernatural (01:34:12) Brandon asks Steve about his approach to walking naturally supernatural and shares his admiration for that ability to strive towards perfection in walking in the Kingdom.An angelic encounter and the call to write a book (01:34:56) Steve shares his experience of having an angelic encounter and receiving a message from the angel to write a book.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4656375/advertisement

“You take no risks; you make no money.”This Elevate.Together.Podcast. Impact episode features the Chief Legal Officer of NetApp, Beth O'Callahan, and the podcast host, Steve Harmon, the COO and General Counsel of Elevate. Beth and Steve discuss implementing change, how change can motivate and challenge a team, and that success should be measured by looking at metrics and the organization's values to ensure qualitative priorities are not missed.[00:46] Beth shares her journey from litigation to corporate law and her current position.[02:48] Developing your knowledge of the business will help you support the legal needs of your colleagues.[04:47] One advantage of being in-house is you are closer to the business and the people conducting business. Your role is translator or interpreter of that legal risk.[07:43] Part of leadership is assigning responsibility and a charter appropriate for an individual's skillset and experience.[08:28] Contracts is required for first-year law students, but remedies is optional. If the remedy doesn't matter, does the breach?[10:55] NetApp needed to reorient the legal team to support a new area. They used legal outsourcing resources to help right-size their organisation to support new areas.[12:49] Engaging underrepresented groups regionally required working with outside counsel, to establish different goals, for each region of the business. 'Think globally, act locally.'[16:49] Some professionals raise their hand and say, "I want to go after this new thing.” As leaders, our role is to make people comfortable taking risks. [19:44] When implementing change there's a certain level of winging it. It's not all buttoned up and drawn out with rules and responsibilities.[23:22] The way to assess good versus poor legal performance is to understand how your clients are being measured.[27:39] Evaluate opportunities to push things to legal operations. As a general counsel, we must address resource allocation, and how much of our internal budget is allocated to tasks. There's a finite number of resources and budget to allocate.[29:32] I could be your favorite lawyer if I agreed to everything you wanted.

In this special episode of CLOC Talk, Jenn is joined by her mentor Steve Harmon, Chief Operating Officer and general counsel at Elevate. Steve was a founding board member of CLOC and Jenn's old boss at Cisco.In this very personal mentorship conversation, Jenn and Steve go deep into what makes a great mentor, and they reminisce how Steve got Jenn to put the guitar down and join the dark side of this legal tech and operations.

Lawyers Spending More Time LawyeringThis impact episode podcast features Brett Durand, Legal Operations Director at Sempra, and our host for this podcast is Elevate's COO and General Counsel, Steve Harmon. Brett and Steve discuss implementing positive change, featuring two projects at Sempra, implementing iManage, and adopting Elevate's invoice review solution.00:55 Brett Durand from patent law to audits to legal tech and legal operations.01:44 Implementing change and iManage.03:17 The cloud has changed how we implement new solutions. 05:37 Ease of use has resulted in a tenfold increase in creating and saving content for greater accessibility, record retention, and risk mitigation.08:15. Don't assume that people would see the benefit of technology platforms and naturally gravitate towards them.10:14 The choice between a phased-in approach or a big bang launch - migrating everyone over on a particular day. 14:29 Build a safety net with your current solution and take the time to assess your documents and reduce your data footprint. 16:47 Executing a well-thought-out communication plan and having an active champion network.18:57 Making invoice review easier for attorneys – by inserting a third party into the conversation.25:10 Internal initiatives like invoice review can create savings to fund the implementation of other programs. “Invoice Review is about balance, and we're pleased to offer attorney discretion to adjudicate and adjust the invoice.”

State Rep. Haraz Ghanbari - (R) Perrysburg Since his first days in office - Haraz Ghanbari has been on the go. Whether it's traveling through his district, hopping in a cruiser with the Ohio Highway Patrol, or catching a flight to our nation's southern border - accompanying state troopers on orders from the Governor. Now, he's home to share what he saw, what he experienced, and how, for him, it goes beyond politics, and is truly a human crisis. Steve Harmon - Pres. | NAI Harmon At one time - it seemed NW Ohio was a hot ticket item when it came to commercial real estate. And for whatever reason - the economy, the pandemic, etc., there was a cooling-off period. But now - as you scan the landscape - we're starting to see more and more building happening. Still - is perception reality? What is really happening with businesses wanting not only to set up shop, but to set up shop here?

He shall seduce with flattery those who violate the covenant, but the people who know their God shall stand firm and take action. -Daniel 11:32  Welcome to The Days of Noah podcast! We have a unique episode to bring you, a round table discussion with your hosts, Luke and Pete, and with Rod Smith of the Millennial Mustard Seed podcast, and Enoch of the channel The Rundown of Our Reality. On this episode, we cover quite a bit- here's a sampling: house church, deliverance, white square vs black square freemasonry, great deception via disclosure and falling away, cycle of resets in history, white square vs black square leapfrogging each other for control at each reset, Russ Dizdar (https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Black_Awakening.html?id=nP_CuQEACAAJ), a coming chaos, order out of chaos, prophecy as a repetition of events playing out, controlled opposition, The Protocol that Kills, The Real Anthony Fauci, Tim Bence interview with Rob Skiba, the Rockefellers, bloodlines, rituals that create giants, pursuing the enemy, stars/angels/orbs, defilements on the land and supernatural phenomena, Doug Riggs and Russ Dizdar and Rob Skiba: all died after the same convention, xtreme reality check's channel, the church isn't ready, we need to be the wise virgins and have our lamps filled with oil! (Matthew 25:1-13)   Rod Smith at The Millenial Mustard Seed: https://open.spotify.com/show/20VNHBmQk7SsxzstvJr001  Enoch's channel, The Rundown of Our Reality https://www.bitchute.com/channel/the-rundown-of-our-reality/  Learn about how church has been corrupted vs. how the New Testament church operated: https://paganchristianity.org Listen to the INCREDIBLE story of how God used Tim Bence to take down a Canaanite altar on Jekyll Island, GA. Part 1: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1qBd0hdI7Z9yRuCJ3sFhOG?si=0z9geD9TTBaGIVUMg2htog  Part 2: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3f5bw5rOTQxGLBAfHCnwF0?si=APGRjGjLQdGa462Y0TjqYA  Learn about what happened to Rob Skiba: www.theprotocolthatkills.com   Learn about how evil Fauci and Bill Gates are: https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Real-Anthony-Fauci-Audiobook/B09LVXS3L4  Check out the late pastor Doug Rigg's website, awesome info here: www.dougriggs.org  Xtreme Reality Check's channel: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/GgJZyiE9kST0/  Charles Kraft's book: https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/defeating-dark-angels-breaking-demonic-oppression-in-the-believers-life_charles-h-kraft/367490/#edition=1684831&idiq=1536552 Learn about Deliverance and get help! www.IDinChrist.com  Steve Harmon series on Deliverance: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p3xTMsNgpJkpW0W21ZJyN9e5t8qoaNr9/view?pli=1   Please consider a few dollars a month in gratitude/support for our podcast (support link at the bottom). To create 4 episodes a month takes an average of 40 hours to research, record, and produce, sometimes more. If you find value in our work and would like to help support us, please click the DONATE link below. Thanks very much!! -Luke and Pete   Feel free to contact us with any questions or comments for the show!            Email us at: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠thedaysofnoahpodcast@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠            We'd love to hear from you! Thanks for listening- we appreciate each and every one of you out there. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe, and tell your friends and family about the show, and leave us a five-star review, which helps to spread the show to others!      Original Music by BassManPete             Cover art is of Mt. Hermon, site of the Watcher's descent, photo credit: By Almog - Own work, Public Domain, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2181987⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedaysofnoah/support

From the Mailroom to the Boardroom, You Have To Connect With the HumansIn this Impact episode, Aarash Darroodi, Fender's General Counsel and Executive Vice President, and Elevate's COO and General Counsel, Steve Harmon, discuss implementing change, specifically the need to insist and engage to ensure inclusion and diversity within legal. The conversation continues with the discussion on legal professionals as business leaders and the recent appointment of legal leaders to executive business roles. The most compelling points in this podcast revolve around Aarash's personal story and its impact on his career.00:14 Aarash credits his life experience as key to successfully implementing change within Fender.07:45 Approaching change as a General Counsel, the incrementalist, and the revolutionary.10:00 In-house counsel are critical in ensuring fundamental positive change. 12:00 A differentiator between in-house and outside counsel is a greater expectation around business acumen.15:29 The legal department's role is to enable the business; to help the business design, build and sell its products in a legally appropriate way.19:52. The highest compliment a businessperson could pay to the lawyer is to say, "I want you here to talk about the business issues."24:18 Unlike twenty years ago, today a general counsel may become the business leader .

Using Data, Implementing Change, and Improving ProductivityThe Impact podcast you're about to hear features Senior Director and Head of Legal Operations at Twilio, Andy Krebs, and Steve Harmon, Elevate's COO and General Counsel. Steve, Andy, and Elevate CMO Nicole Giantonio discuss planning for and executing a strategy to establish Twilio as a highly efficient world-class law department.00:41 Andy shares comments on his career journey, including 21 years at Intel - from managing wafers to building a supplier diversity model and, ultimately, legal ops. 01:39 As the new leader of Twilio Legal Ops, Andy elaborates on tactical team priorities and strategy.04:08 Steve Harmon asks about the relative distribution between the things that make the legal department run better versus Twilio's focus to enable the business to make the business run better.06:20 Tracking basic foundational metrics, revenue per attorney, and working with internal legal leadership to understand the metrics they care about. Using data to make decisions.11:06 Establishing a three-year plan, looking for short-term wins to get buy-in, then layering in and building out functions for longer-term impact.13:26 Using data to support change, improve productivity and improve job satisfaction. 15:45 Connecting Legal with Legal Operations, present a strategy and plan for getting there, and bring your colleagues into the discussion.17:05 A practical Legal Operations function creates a huge opportunity to make improvements.19:35 Some days, you're pulling your hair out, but that's part of it. If it were easy, everybody would do it.

Brandon and Lindsy have a conversation with Steve Harmon about the finished work of Christ and how it is misunderstood. Steve argued that there are two camps when it comes to this theology: the grace camp, and the healing camp. Steve believes that a balanced approach to the finished works is needed. He believes that Jesus provided a way for all of us to come to the Father and that it is both believing and changing our thinking that will help us access that grace. The conversation is about different types of Christian beliefs, specifically between the finished works mindset and the tools to help free people and change the world mindset.steveharmon.orghttps://www.facebook.com/steve.p.harmonhttps://www.facebook.com/unrefinedpodcastOUR MEMBERSHIP->https://unrefinedpodcast.com Timestamps0:00:07Exploring the Finished Work of Christ with Steve Harmon0:03:46Finished Works Mindset and Its Impact on Faith0:06:06Discussion on Faith Without Works is Dead0:07:36Legalism and Receiving God's Love0:09:40Role of Works in Justification0:11:23Conversation on Grace and Salvation0:13:26Discussion on the Importance of Maturing as a Christian0:17:53The Effects of Doing Nothing and Healing Through Faith0:19:34Difference Between Mind Renewal and Believing for Healing0:21:46Exploring the Role of Inner Healing 0:23:34The Need for Inner Healing and Deliverance0:28:08The Benefits of Healing and Deliverance According to Jesus0:30:03The False Sense of Security in Finished Works Theology0:32:25Discussion on Appropriating the Finished Works of Jesus for Healing0:37:05Conversation with Steve Harmon on Prayer and Spiritual Warfare0:39:05Exploring the Dynamics of the Spiritual Realm

How many contract templates is the correct number?This Impact Podcast features Mike Russell, the Head of Global Legal Operations for Expedia Group, and Steve Harmon, Elevate's COO and General Counsel. Mike and Steve discuss two change initiatives and the impacts of those changes. The first outlines the deconstruction and rebuilding of litigation processes for a large manufacturing organisation. The second involves the process review and automation of buy-side contracts at Expedia.01:01 Listen in as Mike Russell outlines his professional journey into Legal Operations and his role at Expedia. 01:40 Now, Steve Harmon elaborates on his background and path to Legal Operations. 03:28 We jump into one of our Impact experiences - reviewing, deconstructing, and rebuilding litigation processes, which resulted in measurable savings.06:00 We connected dedicated national trial counsel and discovery counsel within a legal ops-driven process to keep track of all the moving parts.07:40 There was a shift in work from the law firm side to the law company.08:01 While implementing tech is often the first step; our focus from the beginning was adoption and tracking.10:43 There were measurable savings, and the project provided a study on how an alternate service provider can add value and be an extension of the team.12:22 Our second impact experience was buy-side contracting at Expedia.13:29 Over nine months, we unwound our templates, contracts, playbooks, attorney knowledge, and contract manager procurement knowledge and developed workflows with the platform vendor and our implementation partner, Elevate.15:21 Realizing outsourcing makes sense.17:05 Routinising and documenting a process can substitute for a SOX control.18:14 People have enjoyed adopting the platform; they like interfacing with it.19:12 A reduction in cycle time resonates strongly with the business.20:01 We are surprised by the benefits of having a strong contracting policy that dictates the minimum contracting standard and minimum acceptable terms.21:38 Take advantage of the knowledge your partners bring, allow time for education..23:01 Get involved in peer networking, CLOC, and ILTA, the ACC link, legal operators; there's an opportunity to learn from your peers.

Please join us for part 2 of our podcast interview with Steve Harmon, deliverance minister (Strange O'Clock, RunDown of Our Reality, and Dig Bible Podcast).steveharmon.org To watch the video, go to: https://youtu.be/sTa-J9cjFGM

Join us for part 2 of Steve Harmon's interview with Strange O'Clock Podcast, Dig Bible Podcast, and RunDown of Our Reality.

Please join Strange O'Clock Podcast, Dig Bible Podcast, Rundown of Our Reality as we interview Steve Harmon of steveharmon.org who is a deliverance minister/counselor. God bless!Please find us on Facebook:Strange O'Clock Podcasthttps://m.facebook.com/people/Strange-OClock-Podcast/100076633158552/Please find us on YouTube and also to watch this as a video!(4) Strange O'Clock Podcast - YouTubePlease consider supporting the show: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/thaigirl4godRunDown of Our Reality Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/TheRundownOfOurRealityDig Bible Podcast: https://thedigbiblepodcast.com/

Please join Strange O'Clock Podcast, Dig Bible Podcast, Rundown of Our Reality as we interview Steve Harmon of steveharmon.org who is a deliverance minister/counselor. God bless!Please find us on Facebook:Strange O'Clock Podcasthttps://m.facebook.com/people/Strange-OClock-Podcast/100076633158552/Please find us on YouTube and also to watch this as a video!(4) Strange O'Clock Podcast - YouTubePlease consider supporting the show: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/thaigirl4godRunDown of Our Reality Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/TheRundownOfOurRealityDig Bible Podcast: https://thedigbiblepodcast.com/

READY TO TAKE A DEEP DIVE?In this episode of the Unrefined Podcast we feature an interview with Steve Harmon, an amazing follower of Jesus who does ministry on the fringes. We discover how he walks with the Lord to be the hands and feet in a lost and lonely world. His stories are inspiring and create a sense of urgency for those of us in discipleship to step out and be Jesus.Steve discusses how his main goal is to change the world, to have an effect in bringing the kingdom on this planet. He continues with his desire to train and equip people, grow them in the ability to heal the sick. “We have an army to fight the battle because there is a battle.”The host and guest talk about - What is the point of a miracle? Not just to heal people, but to prove to people that God is real. If you have power behind it, then that solidifies or at least helps give much more evidence to the reality of God.Brandon asks Steve to talk about his journey doing ministry with SRA or Satanic ritual abuse (programming). Steve explains how the soul fractures through trauma. What happens when it comes to SRA is that the demonic takes those parts and then they imprison them. It makes it really hard to try to get that system to come to the other side.Steve discusses how the book of Job basically is a book that proves what all he's saying is true. In Job when God says to Satan, ‘all he has is in your hands', God's just stating what the law says. God is the judge. Christians have taken that verse out of context so badly.Doing ministry is about building the kingdom. You can't just get caught up in the American dream lifestyle. We have responsibility, a commission to do the things that we need to do.https://www.steveharmon.org/https://www.facebook.com/steve.p.harmonhttps://unrefinedpodcast.comTimestamps00:01:34Steve's Start into Ministry on the Fringes00:02:47Why Healing Seems to Happen 00:06:48Holy Spirit Will Put the Right Tool in your Hand00:07:14Doing Deliverance00:11:14Knowledge Based versus Obedience-based Christianity00:13:45 Big Sword but has very Little Armor On00:15:52 Transforming the Inside of You00:20:14 Demonic Knows the Power of What Happens00:22:10 Father, Son and Holy Bible00:24:02 Satanic Ritual Abuse Phenomenon00:24:50 What SRA is00:34:02 Book of Job00:39:02 What Goes on in the Spiritual World00:42:22 SRA are Like Power Sources for Witchcraft and the Demonic00:49:06 Differing Worldviews00:50:22 No More American Dream Lifestyle 00:51:06 Responsibility That We Have 00:52:09 Jesus Lived a Full on Lifestyle 00:52:55 If You Do Half of the Things Jesus Said 00:56:44 Journey With SRA Around the Country 01:06:51 Biggest Changes That I've Learned From All of This01:08:11 Discipling the Person at a Deep Level01:09:43SRA Victim Was a Christian and Went to Church01:15:39 Manchurian Candidate with Denzel01:16:49 Tried to Kill Me01:18:16 Second SRA Person on the Journey01:22:12 Witches Coming to Her Home01:25:34 Alien Human Spirits01:31:23 What Blood Establishes in Spiritual World

Next week (Tuesday, October 4, 2022) the Springfield Area Sports Hall of Fame will induct six individuals and one Era of Excellence Award. This year's Era of Excellence award recipient is the Greenwood Laboratory School Football Program – Mullins Era. Coach Paul Mullins, along with quarterbacks Jim Ferguson, Steve Harmon, and Alan Rosen from the Greenwood Football Program joined us as we talked about the secret of success of that program and how Coach Mullins and Coach Purvis built a culture around their program. Young coaches and young athletes – listen up and take notes – this is a great episode on building a program!

Thank you for joining us today! We have Steve Harmon as our special guest.Reach out to him: https://www.facebook.com/steve.p.harmonIf you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.comAlso, give us a rating and share this episode with someone.

Thank you for joining us today! We have Steve Harmon as our special guest talking the prophetic.Reach out to him: https://www.facebook.com/steve.p.harmonIf you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.comAlso, give us a rating and share this episode with someone.

Thank you for joining us today! We are starting a new series learning from the life of Elijah. Pastor Samuel examines 1 Kings 19.If you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.comAlso, give us a rating and share this episode with someone.

Thank you for joining us today! We are continuing our series "Freedom." In part 5, we have Steve Harmon as a special guest. You can reach out to him: https://www.facebook.com/steve.p.harmonIf you have a question, suggestion or comment about this episode, reach us at: podcast@themtnchurch.comAlso, give us a rating and share this episode with someone.

Creating a Simplified Customer ExperienceLate in 2021, Elevate was the first law company to be granted an Alternative Business Structure license in the US by the Arizona Supreme Court. This Expert podcast features Elevate's CEO Liam Brown, our General Counsel, Steve Harmon and the Co-founders and Partners in Elevate's law firm, Nicole Auerbach and Pat Lamb. Crispin Passmore hosts this podcast episode. Crispin has been a resource to Elevate, consulting on our SRA ABS license in the UK and our ABS in Arizona.[00:49] What is an ABS - and why did Elevate want one.[03:34] 80% of the work done in corporate law departments does not require a licensed lawyer[05:14] How did it work? Did Elevate face any challenges with the application process?[07:05] The ABS license allows us to better service our customers. We can seamlesslysolve a customer's problem without any elaborate explanation.[11:36] The most successful lawyers in this model can see the solution from the customer's perspective; they value the multi-disciplinary approach.[14:17] The ABS license allows for properly integrating the restricted practice of law into our broader law company deliverables. [16:13] Today Elevate is an expert-led, technology-powered law company.[18:02] As an ABS, is Elevate competing with the traditional law firms of our customers?[20:42] As law firms exit their ALSPs, their focus will be competing with other law firms and the Big Four for core advice of law business.[23:24] The emergence of ABS in the US is an important step; it's great for customers, it's great for lawyers, and it's excellent for those that innovate.Enjoy!

Today's episode is co-sponsored with our friends at New City Press to celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and to highlight Dr. Steven Harmon's newest book on Christian unity, "Baptists, Catholics and the Whole Church". Steve is a professor of historical theology at Gardner-Webb University and serves on the Baptist World Alliance's dialogue with the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. Steve's newest book, published through New City Press, focusses on his own experience and hopes for ecumenism and provides a compelling vision of the body of Christ as we pilgrim together in the ministry of ecumenism. To purchase a copy of Steve's new book, "Baptists, Catholics and the Whole Church" follow the link below: https://www.newcitypress.com/baptists-catholics-and-the-whole-church.html To learn more about the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and to download resources please checkout the work of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement at the link below: https://www.atonementfriars.org/2022-week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity/

The novel begins with 16-year-old Steve Harmon writing in his book awaiting his trial for murder. Musing on his short time in prison so far, he decides to record this upcoming experience in the form of a movie screenplay. Kathy O'Brien, Steve's lawyer, informs him of what will happen during the trial. At this stage, only two of the four accused – James King and Steve – will be tried, since the other two accused – Richard "Bobo" Evans and Osvaldo Cruz – have entered into a plea bargain. When the trial first begins, Steve flashes back to a movie he saw in his school's film of predictability. The trial begins with the opening statements of the prosecutor Sandra Petrocelli, Miss O'Brien, and King's lawyer, Asa Briggs. Petrocelli labels the four accused men, including Steve, as "monsters." The lawyers call on several witnesses, including Salvatore Zinzi and Wendell Bolden, illicit cigarette traders, who admit to buying cigarettes that came from a drugstore robbery that led to the murder. The story of the trial is often broken up by a variety of flashbacks, including ones showing that King is only acquainted with Steve, that King had accused Steve of pulling the trigger during the robbery. Petrocelli calls as a witness Osvaldo Cruz, who is affiliated with the Diablos, a violent street gang. Cruz admits to participating in the crime only due to coercion by Bobo. The novel depicts the themes of identity, race, peer pressure, dehumanization, crime, teenaged masculinity, and the relative or subjective nature of the truth.

Steve Harmon and Darren Doane talk sobriety, hustling, entrepreneurship, why Darren doesn’t wear headphones, fasting, and why people can’t have conversations anymore. 

Steve Harmon and Darren Doane talk sobriety, hustling, entrepreneurship, why Darren doesn't wear headphones, fasting, and why people can't have conversations anymore. 

-Esta semana las películas que llegan a tu pantalla te pondrán la piel chinita, ya que se estrena “Una Mujer al límite”, donde conoceremos qué tanto estás dispuesto hacer para mantener a tu familia segura mientras un delincuente decide apoderarse de tu casa por 5 días. También disfruta de “Monstruo”, un film donde conocerás a Steve Harmon, un adolescente apasionado por el cine, que se deja llevar por amistades no tan buenas y termina encerrado después de que un asalto se les saliera de las manos. “City of Lies” dejará entrever que ocurrió con la muerte de dos de los raperos más importantes de todos los tiempos: Notorious B.I.G. y Tupac Shakur.

At 26 years-old, Kelvin Harrison Jr. has already delivered a series of critically lauded, commanding performances, in films like “Luce,” for which he was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award, “Waves, and “The Trial of the Chicago Seven.”In this episode, he discusses “Monster,” a film based on the acclaimed book by Walter Dean Myers, and directed by Anthony Mandler, the celebrated music video director who has worked with stars like Rihanna and Beyonce. Harrison Jr. plays Steve Harmon, a seventeen-year-old honor student whose world comes crashing down when he is charged with felony murder.Harrison Jr. talks about how the film first came to him, how he connected to his character, and he shares his experiences working with the cast that includes Jeffrey Wright, Jennifer Hudson, John David Washington, A$AP Rocky, and Nas. He also shares his advice for young actors trying to make their own way.

A car giveaway gone bad. A trash can thrown in the studio. More radio war stories with one of the greats: Steve Harmon.

A car giveaway gone bad. A trash can thrown in the studio. More radio war stories with one of the greats: Steve Harmon.

Can we defeat the dragon without becoming the dragon? In this episode, Helen and Matthew talk with Revd Dr Steve Harmon, Professor of Historical Theology at Gardner-Webb University, North Carolina. Steve is the author of a number of books, most recently co-editor of Sources of Light: Resources for Baptist Churches Practicing Theology. We begin our discussion with reference to this blog post which he wrote.

In this Next Normal podcast episode, Elevate's Chairman and CEO, Liam Brown, talks with Elevate's General Counsel and Secretary, Steve Harmon. A Co-founder of CLOC, Steve joined Elevate from Cisco in November of 2018. In this episode you'll learn of Steve's journey to Cisco and Elevate. His mission to push simplification and the importance of simplification in the business of law. Steve will elaborate on his non-legal duties as an executive leader - and offer insight into the CEO, General Counsel relationship.Episode highlights include:1. [01:43] – The road to Elevate2. [04:07] – Make room for T-Shaped professionals3. [06:52] - Supporting the CEO – goes beyond legal advice4. [11:45] – Leadership beyond legal5. [17:13] - Pushing simplification6. [23:39] - Supporting digital from the inside7. [25:41] - Balancing improvement and risk8. [31:12] - Leadership in tough times requires…Enjoy

Steve Harmon, professor of historical theology at Gardner-Webb University School of Divinity in Boiling Springs, North Carolina, talks with Word&Way Editor & President Brian Kaylor about his co-edited book Sources of Light: Resources for Baptist Churches Practicing Theology. He also talks about global dialogue between Catholics and Baptists.  (This episode is sponsored in part by the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.)

We’re sitting in on the trial of Steve Harmon, the protagonist of Walter Dean Myers’ groundbreaking novel Monster. Though first published in 1999, Monster remains as topical and unsettling now as ever before. Join us as we talk with two people whose lives were changed by Myers’ work—his long-time editor, Phoebe Yeh, and bestselling YA author Tiffany D. Jackson—and work through the questions that made Monster shine. What makes a monster? Who decides? And what happens to kids trapped in a system that labels them as irredeemable? We also talk about Myers' influence on the We Need Diverse Books movement in the children's literature. **DISCLAIMER: This episode explores tough topics relating to the juvenile justice system experience that parents and teachers may want to review before sharing with children.** To learn more about Monster, visit http://bit.ly/2UHy7Ro The Monster audiobook featured on this episode is brought to you by Listening Library, an imprint of Penguin Random House: http://bit.ly/2uuwoEp Do you have a story about how a classic book changed your life? Tweet @readingpod or email us at readingpod@harpercollins.com. Learn more at rememberreading.com. Until next time!

Host @TheIzzyRock is joined by Kim and Steve Harmon of An Hour of Your Life @alosthour as we tell stories that you may not have heard, talk with people who have jobs you may not be experienced with, and uncover the bits of history you may not have thought about. Kevin Serey – “Love Is […]

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Pete Rose has become one of the most polarizing and controversial figures in baseball history. But before that, he was the brash and charismatic star of one of the greatest teams in baseball history. And 41 years ago this week, Rose's 44 game hitting streak was snapped by the Atlanta Braves. At the request of Patreon supporter Steve Harmon, we dig into the rise and prime of one of baseball's most over and underrated players. Plus happy birthday to Dick Simpson and Joe Nuxhall.

Visit us at www.brideministriesinternational.com! Steve Harmon makes his way back on to Discovering Truth with Dan Duval to get into a deep dive with Dan Duval on a breadth of subjects. In this episode, Steve and Dan talk about the image of God and how this gets defiled through cult programming. They get into the systemic misconceptualization of Jesus that has held many in bondage throughout the church. Furthermore, they discuss the challenges that survivors of SRA/DID will encounter as they try to come to a proper perspective of the image of God and the ways in which God wants to relate to them. This is a power-packed episode you do not want to miss. You can find Steve at www.steveharmon.org.

Sponsors: School of Divinity at Gardner-Webb Univ., Campbell Univ. Divinity School, David Correll of Universal Creative Concepts, Wake Forest School of Divinity, Baptist Theological Seminary of Kentucky, Ministering to Ministers, and Fellowship Southwest. Music by Nicolai Heidlas from HookSounds.com

On this fourth episode of Feature Creature Flix, my two brothers, Danny and Steve Harmon are guests. This time, we discussed the movie, "The Ritual".

This week you will enjoy an episode from the past featuring Steve Harmon. Steve works in the ministry of divine healing and deliverance and also with survivors of Satanic Ritual Abuse. This program features the first time that he and Dan Duval sat down together. In it, he and Dan Duval get into the subjects of healing, miracles and soul fragmentation. You will enjoy many stories that will inspire and captivate you. Be sure to check us out at www.bridemovement.com!

Hello, Efficiency! Chief of Staff to the General Counsel and Sr. Director of Global Legal Operations at Yahoo, Jeff Franke; and VP and Deputy General Counsel at Cisco, Steve Harmon. Today’s guests hold leadership roles in CLOC – the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium. Within CLOC, Leaders of some of the largest law departments in the US are coming together to solidify and implement legal operations standards in an effort to solve challenges in their ecosystems. Episode 56 is the second of two episodes featuring these distinguished guests. Listen in as we discuss why: The time has come for legal to focus on outcomes Legal Operations is gaining ‘seats at the table’ The use of LPOs and legal tech and why it’s important to clients Today’s GCs are highly experienced lawyers – the best of the best The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) is: Providing in-house legal with the content and competence to run legal departments Gathering experienced legal professionals to share best practices and standards Tune into Episode 55 on iTunes or Episode 55 on LeftFoot Website for the beginning of this discussion with Jeff and Steve. This episode is sponsored by ThinkSmart:

Legal Operations Today Chief of Staff to the General Counsel and Sr. Director of Global Legal Operations at Yahoo, Jeff Franke; and VP and Deputy General Counsel at Cisco, Steve Harmon.   Today’s guests hold leadership roles in CLOC – the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium. Within CLOC, Leaders of some of the largest law departments in the US are coming together to solidify and implement legal operations standards in an effort to solve challenges in their ecosystems. Episode 55 is the first of two episodes featuring these distinguished guests. Listen as we talk about: The effective use of law firm data as a differentiator Avoiding misalignment of expectations versus effort Corporate clients value outputs while firm pitches focus on inputs Counsel to counsel relationships are valued but not sufficient Tune into Episode 56 for the continuation of our discussion with Jeff and Steve. Episode mentions Mark Chandler, General Counsel, Cisco; and content from Episode 48 with Chris Groll, a Partner at Holland & Hart. This episode is sponsored by ThinkSmart:

On the latest edition of the Politically Speaking podcast, St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum, Jo Mannies and Rachel Lippmann are pleased to welcome circuit attorney hopeful Steve Harmon to the program.

Steve Harmon joins us today to talk about the inner workings and operations of the supernatural realm and about Holy Ghost Manifestations

Gwen and Andy are back this month to discuss two new graphic novels for young readers. First up, they discuss Monster  (Amistad/Harper Collins), a book for teens by Walter Dean Myers, adapted by Guy A. Sims and with art by Dawud Anyabwile. Based on the multi-award-winning young adult novel by Myers, the graphic novel version of Monster chronicles the tension-filled trial of Steve Harmon, a African American teen being tried as an accessory to the murder of a convenience store clerk. Gwen and Andy both agree that Anyabwile's stunning black-and-white art delivers a powerfully effective treatment of this famous novel and in some ways enhances an already stunning look at how society looks at race and identity. Next, the two people with PhDs look at a book for younger readers, Barry Deutsch's Hereville: How Mirka Caught a Fish (Amulet/Abrams). If the title sounds familiar, that's because How Mirka Caught a Fish is actually the third book in the Hereville series, following How Mirka Got Her Sword and How Mirka Met a Meteorite. But no worries! Gwen and Andy give you just enough info about the first two books to bring you up to speed without giving away any major spoilers. Mirka is an 11-year-old orthodox Jewish girl who has adventures fighting trolls, encountering meteors, and even time-traveling, and as much as Gwen and Andy like the first two volumes, they think this third may be the best of the bunch. And while Monster and the Hereville books may appear to be vastly different, Gwen and Andy find that they share some interesting similarities. As an added bonus, Gwen and Andy also discuss four additional current titles that listeners will want to check out. (But you'll have to listen to the podcast to find out what those books are!)

Oasis Church Sermons in chronological order, newest to oldest.

Oasis Church Sermons in chronological order, newest to oldest.

My guest today is Steve Harmon, a guy who sets people free of sickness, trauma and demons every day. After sharing our thoughts on the NCAA basketball tournament, we discuss inner healing and deliverance then he reveals the two doctrines he hates most. We wrap things up with a story about a deliverance session that got a little crazy. Note: For the first 5 minutes Steve's audio quality is poor, but it improves significantly after that point. Steve's messages can be found on Facebook through this link.

Oasis Church Sermons in chronological order, newest to oldest.

Oasis Church Sermons in chronological order, newest to oldest.

Oasis Church Sermons in chronological order, newest to oldest.

Oasis Church Sermons in chronological order, newest to oldest.

Demons. What to know, how they operate and why they are here in the first place. Our guest, Steve Harmon, has a great deal of experience with healing and in ministering deliverance. Steve shares with us some unique information about this area of ministry and how to operate in it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT HEAL THE SICK PODCAST: Heal the Sick Podcast presented by Dominion Fire Media in Las Vegas, NV. This program features interviews, testimonies, teachings and discussions on the topic of Divine Healing through Jesus Christ. Guests to the program will share their personal experiences in ministry, healing testimonies and insight and information to help get believers activated in their rightful works. This program is mean to inspire listeners to step out in faith and bring the power of God everywhere you go!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- BOOM GOES YESHUA! Find all of our media platforms here: dominionfire.com/media

Demons. What to know, how they operate and why they are here in the first place. Our guest, Steve Harmon, has a great deal of experience with healing and in ministering deliverance. Steve shares with us some unique information about this area of ministry and how to operate in it. All on this edition of the Heal the Sick Podcast presented by Dominion Fire Church, Las Vegas, NV. BOOM Goes Yeshua!!

Dr. Steve Harmon