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Travis Cook, Sales VP at Franchise Ventures, joins the show to break down the world of lead generation —how it works, who it's for, and how his platform is helping thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs find the perfect business opportunity and helping franchise brands grow. We explore how brands and consultants should approach their lead generation, how essential it is to have the right processes, and how the right CRM tool can make or break your business. For more info and resources check out Franchise Ventures and Franchise Insights. For a great sales automation platform built for franchising check out clienttether.com
In this episode, Kasey Olander, John Adair, and Travis Cook discuss how board games, when approached thoughtfully, provide a meaningful way for Christians to connect with each other and the world around them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode, Kasey Olander, John Adair, and Travis Cook discuss how board games, when approached…
Alex Parker-Owen joined Travis Cook for a juicy discussion on everything related to the spiritual path and navigating the relationships that come up along the way.Subjects:- Death, God and pre life- Fake monogamy- Monogamy VS Polyamory- Is jealousy a legit feeling?- Unconscious egos coexisting compared to living and thriving together- The nuance of shadow work in relationships- Defining toxic behaviour- Sex- What happens when we aren't connected to God and try make relationships work- The loved based approach- The consciousness theme parkConnect with Alex:https://apocoaching.comhttps://alexparkerowen.comSpirituality, Without The Bullshit:https://traviscook.uk/product/spirituality-without-the-bullshit-pre-orderConnect To God Without Religion:https://traviscook.uk/product/connect-to-god-without-religion/Watch all previous episodes:https://traviscook.uk/open-one-podcast/Media:Website - https://traviscook.ukBooks - https://traviscook.uk/booksTelegram Channel - https://t.me/traviscookinfoTelegram Group - https://t.me/traviscookchatRumble - https://rumble.com/user/Open1ukInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/traviscookukSupport the show
In this powerful message, we'll wrap up our Stuck sermon series by exploring the story of Joseph from Genesis 45, drawing profound parallels to our own spiritual journeys. God's plans for us often extend far beyond our personal comfort or success. Just as Joseph realized his trials were part of a greater purpose to preserve many lives, we too are called to see our lives as part of God's grand narrative. This perspective shift challenges us to look beyond our immediate circumstances and consider how our experiences might be shaping us to serve others and future generations. This message encourages us to embrace our role as 'supporting actors' in God's story, finding purpose and fulfillment not in being the center of attention, but in faithfully playing our part in God's redemptive work.
It's time for another enterprising episode of Trivial Debates, and this month we're boldly going into the final frontier, exploring the vast universe of Star Trek! Join us as our contestants engage in an interstellar showdown to determine who will emerge victorious and transport them selves to the top in this thrilling episode of Trivial Debates. **THIS MONTH'S QUESTIONS** **Movies:** Which Star Trek film is the most underrated? **TV:** Which main character from a Star Trek television series was the most underused? **Music:** Who was the most enjoyable singer on Star Trek? **Sports:** Which Starfleet captain was the finest athlete? **History:** Which Starfleet officer of the 3rd millennium would be the most historically noteworthy? **Wildcard:** What is the best Starfleet uniform? **THIS MONTH'S DEBATERS** **Ashley Millard** (@LLAP and Debate 9 host) A seasoned debater and Star Trek aficionado, Ashley brings her sharp wit and deep knowledge of the franchise to the table. Will her experience give her the upper hand in this month's debates? **Sean Ferrick** (Host of TrekCulture) As the host of TrekCulture, Sean's insights and passion for Star Trek are unmatched. Can he leverage his expertise to outmaneuver his opponents? **Travis Cook** (of TrekTrav) Travis, from TrekTrav, combines his love for Star Trek with a knack for compelling arguments from down under. Will his unique perspective help him navigate to victory? **THIS MONTH'S HOST** **Dave Mader** (from Live Long & Podcast) Our stellar host, Dave Mader, will guide the contestants through the debates, judging their intergalactic answers with phaser like precision. **Trivial Debates** **Episode 85: July 28, 2024 @ 6:00pm (EST)** **TRIVIAL DEBATES CREATED BY** **Dave Mader and Jeff Mader** **A PROUD MEMBER OF THE UNITED FEDERATION OF PODCASTS** **PRODUCERS** **Dave Mader, Chris Murphy** **LOGO AND GRAPHICS BY** **Worldmind** Don't miss out on this action-packed episode as our contestants debate and discuss the best of the Star Trek universe. Who will come out on top? Tune in to find out!
What can we learn from Joseph – Jacob's son who was betrayed by his brothers, falsely accused and imprisoned in Egypt – but later elevated to become its governor and be reunited with his family? Along his incredible journey, Joseph often experienced being “stuck.” We'll examine the complicated life of this hero of the faith and draw hope in the midst of our own circumstances.
What can we learn from Joseph – Jacob's son who was betrayed by his brothers, falsely accused and imprisoned in Egypt – but later elevated to become its governor and be reunited with his family? Along his incredible journey, Joseph often experienced being “stuck.” We'll examine the complicated life of this hero of the faith and draw hope in the midst of our own circumstances.
Send us a Text Message.I sit down with Travis Cook and discuss being that listening ear when someone needs it, using marijuana to treat depression, and that feeling of lonely we sometimes experience. Be sure to check out Travis' podcast East of Elvins 310's on pod bean.https://www.podbean.com/pu/pbblog-qgxh7-10a6a6eSponsored by www.betterhelp.com/thebarn#stugglestreetsessions #struggle #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #thebarnmediagroup #music #lowcashclassics #mensmentalhealth #podcast #betterhelp #suicideawarenesswww.betterhelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn www.BetterHelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.
What are your biggest “God” questions? Let's explore them together each week through the end of May. Is God real? Is he accepting, inclusive, compassionate? Is he really at work in my life? We'll discover more about the character and faithfulness of the one who created us, and how much he loves us.
What are your biggest “God” questions? Let's explore them together each week through the end of May. Is God real? Is he accepting, inclusive, compassionate? Is he really at work in my life? We'll discover more about the character and faithfulness of the one who created us, and how much he loves us.
On this Palm Sunday, we'll read about Jesus' triumphal entry in Luke 19, as we learn how to fully commit to Jesus even when life is difficult. How can we allow him to disciple us instead of the crowd? How can we listen to his voice over all the others?
In this message, we'll read from Luke 15 as we explore new facets of the Prodigal Son's story. How can we rely on radical grace instead of our own works? And when we drift from our Father, how can we come back home?
God established the Mosaic covenant just after a significant development anticipated in Genesis 15 had taken place: the emancipation of Abraham's descendants from oppression in a foreign land. The focus at Sinai is how the descendants of Abraham must conduct themselves within the land as the unique nation that God intends them to be (Exodus 19:5-6).
The experience that one has in worship will largely impact whether they return to our church or not. It is important then, that our worship be the transformative and God-encountering experience that we all desire it to be. For that to happen, worship has to be a part of our lives; it has to invade our thoughts, our speech, and our hearts.