Podcast appearances and mentions of tim fox

Jordan Bush is the executive director of TGFB MediaAhshuwah Hawthorne is the director of Brilliance Labs.Jim McAndrew is the founder and CEO of Dronelink and a deacon in the PCA.Rev. Tim Fox is a teaching elder in the PCA.TakeawaysDoom scrolling can be likened to the lotus eaters in the Odyssey.Technology can distract us from our true missions in life.Physical activity can help combat the addiction to screens.AI and Bitcoin represent opposing forces in the digital age.The heart's condition is crucial in the fight against temptation.Setting boundaries with technology is essential for mental health.The rush from social media can be addictive and harmful.Creativity should not be replaced by AI-generated content.The ethics of technology use must be carefully considered.Finding balance in life is a continuous struggle.  Bitcoin represents a form of digital scarcity in an infinite digital world.The future of Bitcoin may exacerbate wealth disparity.Quantum computing poses a potential threat to Bitcoin's security.The corporatization of Bitcoin raises concerns about its decentralization.M2 money supply growth is a significant factor in Bitcoin's value.Landlords play a complex role in the economic landscape influenced by Bitcoin.The conversation reflects on the potential for Bitcoin to stabilize or destabilize economies.The speakers express uncertainty about the future of Bitcoin amidst technological advancements.There is a shared skepticism about the motivations behind Bitcoin corporatization.The discussion highlights the need for a deeper understanding of Bitcoin's implications.

Jordan Bush, Ahshuwah Hawthorne, Tim Fox, and Jim McAndrew look at some of the latest news in Bitcoin through Christian eyes.

Today we welcome back our Guest Speaker: Dr. Tim Fox! We are walking into part 2. of Living an Unshakeable LifeTo learn more about Amplify Church and how to get connected, please visit amplifychurchnc.org

This week on UnAnchored Boston, we're joined by Ohio State and Patriots legend Tim Fox! Don't miss Tim's insights as he teams up with Bob Lobel and Mike Lynch to dive into Mike Vrabel, Ohio State football, and all things Patriots. www.UnAnchoredBoston.com #UnAnchoredBoston #TimFox #OhioStateFootball #NewEnglandPatriots #BostonSports

Today we welcome our guest speaker: Dr. Tim Fox

Today Guest Speaker Dr. Tim Fox will be finishing our Hymns of the Faith Series with How Great Thou Art! To learn more about Amplify Church and the many ways to get connected visit amplifychurchnc.org

On today's Truth & Liberty Live Call-In Show, Richard Harris, Greg Stephens, and Tim Fox discuss Biblical Worldview as well as other current events affecting our nation while taking questions! Tune in Monday-Friday at 3:30 pm MT (5:30 ET) and call (719) 619-2341 and get the answers you need to live in truth and freedom!!

Join us as we jump into the Word with our Guest Speaker: Dr. Tim Fox

Abolishing ageism is not only the mission of FOX Rehabilitation, on this week's episode of the Live Better Longer podcast, we discover that The Pacemakers are all about shattering aging stereotypes, too. We chat with the Founder and Artistic Director of The Pacemakers—the self-proclaimed “groovy senior citizens dance team”—that has been seen spreading joy at athletic events, workshops, street fairs, and most recently at Dr. Tim Fox's Carole B. Lewis Lecture at CSM 2024. Susan explains how she transitioned from journalist to dance team leader and how she turned a bout of cyberbullying into the spark that created The Pacemakers. Susan gives us the lowdown on what it takes to be part of this elite squad (who range in age from 60-85 years old), how they have inspired others to keep shaking their groove thing, and their plans for 2024 and beyond. If you listen to one podcast this week, you'd be foolish not to listen to the origin story of the greatest older adult dance team we've ever seen!

Abolishing ageism is not only the mission of FOX Rehabilitation, on this week's episode of the Live Better Longer podcast, we discover that The Pacemakers are all about shattering aging stereotypes, too. We chat with the Founder and Artistic Director of The Pacemakers—the self-proclaimed “groovy senior citizens dance team”—that has been seen spreading joy at athletic events, workshops, street fairs, and most recently at Dr. Tim Fox's Carole B. Lewis Lecture at CSM 2024. Susan explains how she transitioned from journalist to dance team leader and how she turned a bout of cyberbullying into the spark that created The Pacemakers. Susan gives us the lowdown on what it takes to be part of this elite squad (who range in age from 60-85 years old), how they have inspired others to keep shaking their groove thing, and their plans for 2024 and beyond. If you listen to one podcast this week, you'd be foolish not to listen to the origin story of the greatest older adult dance team we've ever seen!

Abolishing ageism is not only the mission of FOX Rehabilitation, on this week's episode of the Live Better Longer podcast, we discover that The Pacemakers are all about shattering aging stereotypes, too. We chat with the Founder and Artistic Director of The Pacemakers—the self-proclaimed “groovy senior citizens dance team”—that has been seen spreading joy at athletic events, workshops, street fairs, and most recently at Dr. Tim Fox's Carole B. Lewis Lecture at CSM 2024. Susan explains how she transitioned from journalist to dance team leader and how she turned a bout of cyberbullying into the spark that created The Pacemakers. Susan gives us the lowdown on what it takes to be part of this elite squad (who range in age from 60-85 years old), how they have inspired others to keep shaking their groove thing, and their plans for 2024 and beyond. If you listen to one podcast this week, you'd be foolish not to listen to the origin story of the greatest older adult dance team we've ever seen!

FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, often says that he wants to be seen riding his dirt bike when he's 100 years old. The point of his message is clear: age should not dictate your level of activity or prevent you from doing what you love. We think Dr. Fox would enjoy hanging out with this week's Live Better Longer podcast guest, 81-year-old Howard “Abe” Abel, who continues to stay active by splitting and stacking wood. Reading that on paper may raise some eyebrows, but after seeing the results—and realizing that the quality of his work probably can't be matched by someone three times his junior—what someone might think is impossible is just another afternoon of work for Abe, who chops away at ageism one log at a time. Find out what keeps this 81-year-old Paul Bunyan going and how long he plans on continuing to wield his chainsaw. 

FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, often says that he wants to be seen riding his dirt bike when he's 100 years old. The point of his message is clear: age should not dictate your level of activity or prevent you from doing what you love. We think Dr. Fox would enjoy hanging out with this week's Live Better Longer podcast guest, 81-year-old Howard “Abe” Abel, who continues to stay active by splitting and stacking wood. Reading that on paper may raise some eyebrows, but after seeing the results—and realizing that the quality of his work probably can't be matched by someone three times his junior—what someone might think is impossible is just another afternoon of work for Abe, who chops away at ageism one log at a time. Find out what keeps this 81-year-old Paul Bunyan going and how long he plans on continuing to wield his chainsaw. 

FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, often says that he wants to be seen riding his dirt bike when he's 100 years old. The point of his message is clear: age should not dictate your level of activity or prevent you from doing what you love. We think Dr. Fox would enjoy hanging out with this week's Live Better Longer podcast guest, 81-year-old Howard “Abe” Abel, who continues to stay active by splitting and stacking wood. Reading that on paper may raise some eyebrows, but after seeing the results—and realizing that the quality of his work probably can't be matched by someone three times his junior—what someone might think is impossible is just another afternoon of work for Abe, who chops away at ageism one log at a time. Find out what keeps this 81-year-old Paul Bunyan going and how long he plans on continuing to wield his chainsaw. 

On the season 6 premiere of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by FOX Quality Assurance & Professional Development Clinical Specialist, Jenn Freda, PT, DPT, GCS, CDP, who will help us preview APTA's Combined Sections Meeting, which is taking place in Boston this week. Jenn will walk us through the mindset of a clinician looking to get the most out of their conference experience. She also shares what's involved in delivering a poster presentation and another session she will be presenting with a group of colleagues—Impact of Home-Based Therapy on Hospitalization Risk in Older Adults With High-Cost Chronic Conditions. Jenn also expresses her excitement about attending the 2024 Carole B. Lewis Lecture which will be delivered by FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox on Friday, February 16, 11 am ET. We also look at some things to do in Boston during pockets of downtime. Join us as we kick off a new podcast season and preview the biggest physical therapy conference of the year! 

On the season 6 premiere of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by FOX Quality Assurance & Professional Development Clinical Specialist, Jenn Freda, PT, DPT, GCS, CDP, who will help us preview APTA's Combined Sections Meeting, which is taking place in Boston this week. Jenn will walk us through the mindset of a clinician looking to get the most out of their conference experience. She also shares what's involved in delivering a poster presentation and another session she will be presenting with a group of colleagues—Impact of Home-Based Therapy on Hospitalization Risk in Older Adults With High-Cost Chronic Conditions. Jenn also expresses her excitement about attending the 2024 Carole B. Lewis Lecture which will be delivered by FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox on Friday, February 16, 11 am ET. We also look at some things to do in Boston during pockets of downtime. Join us as we kick off a new podcast season and preview the biggest physical therapy conference of the year! 

On the season 6 premiere of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by FOX Quality Assurance & Professional Development Clinical Specialist, Jenn Freda, PT, DPT, GCS, CDP, who will help us preview APTA's Combined Sections Meeting, which is taking place in Boston this week. Jenn will walk us through the mindset of a clinician looking to get the most out of their conference experience. She also shares what's involved in delivering a poster presentation and another session she will be presenting with a group of colleagues—Impact of Home-Based Therapy on Hospitalization Risk in Older Adults With High-Cost Chronic Conditions. Jenn also expresses her excitement about attending the 2024 Carole B. Lewis Lecture which will be delivered by FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox on Friday, February 16, 11 am ET. We also look at some things to do in Boston during pockets of downtime. Join us as we kick off a new podcast season and preview the biggest physical therapy conference of the year! 

Everyone has an opinion about live streaming, pro or con. As I sift through it, I only want to give a platform to the most helpful, thoughtful voices, and Tim Fox is one of them. In this podcast, we talk about the content of a Facebook post Tim wrote that challenged the reasons most churches live stream their services, while offering some thoughtful alternatives. Tim is not anti tech, but he is good at asking deeper questions about what we're doing and why we're doing it. He offers eight points, all of which are thoughtful, including two that really caught my attention. And all four of his alternatives are helpful. Tim is a denominational leader in Georgia who spent several years leading a small church into a healthy turnaround. Also, this episode marks a change in the way I close podcasts. From this point on, if I have closing words after the interview (and I may not always) it will be to add something new to the conversation, not just to give a summation of it. And that's what I do at the end of this episode, so stick around for my additional thoughts. Links From This Episode: Tim's Original Facebook post TheRethinkingLeader.com gloo ChurchTrac TextInChurch Bonus Chat (Available to Patreon supporters and newsletter subscribers on our YouTube channel) Creating A Digital Disciple-making Strategy, with Tim Fox Ask better questions. This is the essence of Tim Fox's approach to ministry and his advice for us. In this bonus content, Tim talks to us about how to think better about how we engage people online as a lead-in and as supplemental to our in-person service, not as an alternative to it.   To get the link for the bonus chat, subscribe to the free weekly newsletter at KarlVaters.com/Subscribe or become a monthly supporter at KarlVaters.com/Support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of Untold Patriots Stories, we speak with a member of the Pats 1970's All-Decade Team, Tim Fox.Those who love our late 70's/early 80's team will especially enjoy this podcast.What was it like going from The Ohio State University to Schaefer Stadium? How did the '76 team swing from 3-11 (in 1975) to have an 11-3 season? What really happened when ref, Ben Dreith, called roughing the passer on Ray "Sugar Bear" Hamilton and throughout the game? How does Tim remember teammate, Darryl Stingley, and how did he feel about the hit?Ever wonder where Bill Parcells got his nickname? Tim knows.Wanna know what it was like to try to tackle HOFer Earl Campbell? Tim did.Have you thought 'can a trade turnaround a franchise'? It happened for the Patriots once before.Tune in to find these things out & more!  

Description: This week, we're diving deep into the world of law firm innovation – and it's not about the latest tech or software. Our focus today is on the human side of things: talent, culture, and change management. I'm excited to introduce two pioneering guests who are leading the charge in reimagining what the modern law firm can be. Madeline shares her origin story, discussing her background from Panama and wanting to be a maritime lawyer to her becoming the innovation leader at Reed Smith. Tim talks about his early aspirations to be a fighter pilot, actually being a mailman and pizza delivery guy and his transition into law, eventually leading Ogletree's practice intelligence group to focus on data analysis and innovation. Growing that group from 1 to 30 plus. This is one winding road of unexpected twists and turns. Both discuss the importance of change management vs project management and user engagement in driving adoption of innovative solutions in the legal industry. It's all about the talent. The interview concludes with a discussion about favorite bands and songs. Wrap-up: It's clear that the landscape of law is changing, not just in terms of the technologies we use but more fundamentally in how we think about talent, culture, and change. A big thank you to Madeline Boyer and Tim Fox for sharing their insights and innovative approaches. For more on evolving trends, careers and the business of law, as well as our private events, workshops, and conferences, please follow the Cowen Group at www.cowengroup.com

This week on FOX Rehabilitaion's Live Better Longer podcast, it's Part Two of our conversation with FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, PT, DPT, GCS-Emeritus, CCI. Tim picks up where he left off: it was in 1998 at the Haddonfield Public Library that he had his lightbulb moment to start FOX Rehabilitation. On today's episode, Tim tells the story of how he went from a one-man band making Geriatric House Calls™ to recruiting his first colleagues and spending countless hours molding together a healthcare practice that was centered around believing in the strength of people, with the goal of helping older adults achieve optimal function. In our Silver Anniversary year, FOX Rehabilitation is still walking the walk, yet on a much larger scale—a team of over 3,000 clinicians treat patients in 28 different states.

This week on FOX Rehabilitaion's Live Better Longer podcast, it's Part Two of our conversation with FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, PT, DPT, GCS-Emeritus, CCI. Tim picks up where he left off: it was in 1998 at the Haddonfield Public Library that he had his lightbulb moment to start FOX Rehabilitation. On today's episode, Tim tells the story of how he went from a one-man band making Geriatric House Calls™ to recruiting his first colleagues and spending countless hours molding together a healthcare practice that was centered around believing in the strength of people, with the goal of helping older adults achieve optimal function. In our Silver Anniversary year, FOX Rehabilitation is still walking the walk, yet on a much larger scale—a team of over 3,000 clinicians treat patients in 28 different states.

To celebrate the silver anniversary of FOX Rehabilitation, we are joined by FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, PT, DPT, GCS-Emeritus, CCI. In the first half of a two-part conversation, Tim talks about his early-life experiences, immigrating to America, and what eventually led him into the world of healthcare, physical therapy, and eventually founding FOX Rehabilitation. After losing both of his parents, he introduces us to the various people who mentored him and gave him a hand up, teaching him valuable lessons that he would later integrate into professional life. Tim then explains the frustration he felt after graduating from physical therapy school, and not being able to treat patients the way he was trained. This inspired him to find a better way for his patients to reach their optimal function. While pouring over research at the local public library, Tim had his light bulb moment, and his vision for a new way of doing things was born.  Listen: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | TuneIn

To celebrate the silver anniversary of FOX Rehabilitation, we are joined by FOX Founder, Dr. Tim Fox, PT, DPT, GCS-Emeritus, CCI. In the first half of a two-part conversation, Tim talks about his early-life experiences, immigrating to America, and what eventually led him into the world of healthcare, physical therapy, and eventually founding FOX Rehabilitation. After losing both of his parents, he introduces us to the various people who mentored him and gave him a hand up, teaching him valuable lessons that he would later integrate into professional life. Tim then explains the frustration he felt after graduating from physical therapy school, and not being able to treat patients the way he was trained. This inspired him to find a better way for his patients to reach their optimal function. While pouring over research at the local public library, Tim had his light bulb moment, and his vision for a new way of doing things was born.  Listen: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | TuneIn

Dr. Tim Fox serves as the District Superintendent for the South Coastal District of the Wesleyan Church. In this role, Tim serves the pastors while working to help develop the churches and church plants of the district.He is the Author of Rethining Church:Leading the Struggling Church Through Death to New LifeFull Transcript: https://app.fireflies.ai/view/ETE-036-Timothy-Fox-1-0-mp3::gKtlrQcYPGxqE7RMPrevious to his election to this role, Tim was the founding and Lead Pastor for Hydrant Church in eastern North Carolina. He led a declining older church through a shutdown and restart in 2013. Since that time, Hydrant Church has reached hundreds of people, sent new leaders, and actively serves its community. Tim is married to Anita, and they serve the district together while raising their busy teens, Noah and Sophia.In 2019, Tim founded ReThink Small Conference to empower small church leaders to answer God's call through training cohorts and conferences. His first book, Rethinking Church, released from Wesleyan Publishing House in January 2021.He attended Trevecca Nazarene University for his undergraduate studies in religion and ministry. He also completed a Masters of Arts in Religion from TNU, and earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from West Coast Bible College and Seminary. Rethinking Church:Leading the Struggling Church Through Death to LifeDr. Fox discusses how negativity was killing him early on and how he started writing down ten things he was thankful for every night in a red journal. He also talks about the danger of getting stuck in success, triumph, or luck and not being able to move forward towards new opportunities. The author encourages leaders to stop whining and start listening to what God might be saying to them.Dr. Foxdiscusses the tendency for churches to live in the past and not adapt to current times. They emphasize the importance of cultivating a healthy church culture, which trumps everything else including vision, ministries, and talent. The process of changing culture takes time and leadership, but it is necessary for growth and attracting new members. The speaker also provides tips on gaining credibility as a leader through actions such as remembering names, apologizing quickly and honestly, doing jobs no one else wants to do, looking for small risks with disproportionate payoffs, and constantly improving oneself. Finally, they stress the importance of having a clear vision for the future of the church in order to achieve success.The speaker discusses the importance of having a clear vision and mission for the church, and turning that vision into a plan. They describe their own process of prayer and preparation to develop their church's vision. The speaker emphasizes taking small steps towards achieving goals rather than relying on programs. They also promote their book "Revitalize to Plant" and encourage listeners to share the podcast with others.Outline:I. Introduction(00:00 - 00:47) AskFred introduces himself and explains his role as an AI assistant for answering questions based on a transcript.II. Personal Development(00:48 - 03:05) The speaker talks about the importance of keeping a gratitude journal and shifting focus to what God is doing rather than what one thinks they deserve.III. Echoes Through Eternity Podcast(03:06 - 05:08) The speaker introduces the Echoes Through Eternity podcast and the guest, Timothy Fox.IV. Timothy Fox's Background(05:09 - 07:32) Timothy Fox talks about his background and his book, Rethinking Church: Leading the Struggling Church Through Death to New Life.V. Revitalizing a Church(07:33 - 13:10) Timothy Fox discusses his experience in closing down and relaunching a church and the importance of addressing the core beliefs and values of a church to create lasting change.VI. Building Credibility(13:11 - 14:40) The speaker and Timothy Fox discuss building credibility and trust, including remembering people's names and focusing on one or two aspects of work at a time.VII. Vision and Mission(14:41 - 19:50) Timothy Fox talks about the importance of having a clear vision and mission for a church, casting that vision to the congregation, and taking steps towards that vision.VIII. Conclusion(19:51 - 21:08) The speaker encourages listeners to like, subscribe, and share the Echoes Through Eternity podcast to help echo the voices of their guestsNotes:Speaker talks about writing in a journal to shift focus to gratitudeTitle of a book being discussed is "Revitalized to Plant"Speaker mentions coaching people in planting and revitalizationCulture is shaped by core beliefs and valuesSpeaker discusses gaining credibility through relationships and small risks with big payoffsVision is translating big ideas and beliefs into a cohesive pictureNext step after vision is creating a strategy with steps, not programsCall to action to like, subscribe, and share the podcast.