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Work is necessary and difficult. Is this all that it is? On the TrueWorks podcast, we explore the beautiful core at the heart of what we call "true work"—work as it is supposed to be. Not only do we look at the places and reasons we work but we also peer into for whom we work and what this has to do with our larger life. Join us to see what true work looks like for you.
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Hosted by Doug Meikle, founder of TrueWorks, and produced by Joshua Smith. We Built This City looks at the lives and stories that make Houston the city it is. In these stories, you’ll hear how our guests come to Houston from somewhere else to build a life for themselves and one that serves their community. To learn more about TrueWorks and what we do, please visit trueworkshouston.org.
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Enter Roofers Paradise, a podcast for roofing professionals across the United States. Discover industry trends, techniques, and insights about roofing companies. Learn the backstory of hardworking business owners and develop new strategies to ascend your roofing company to the next level in 2022.
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On this episode of We Built This City, Doug interviews Jaciel Castro from Community Preschools in Houston. Like our other guests, Jaciel's journey begins outside of Houston. Hear of Jaciel's important service to young children in Houston, how this service was inspired by his mother, and how he has a plan for it to grow. To learn more about TrueWork…
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Join us as Doug interviews Alf Halverson, senior pastor of Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church. Hear about Alf's Norwegian heritage, lutefisk, and the radical generosity to the community that he participates in. Like our other We Built This City Guest, Alf's story begins outside of Houston but H-Town eventually lures him in an unexpected way. To lea…
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Our bodies become what we put in them, with nutrition and exercise we get health; with junk food we get flabby. What about our hearts? Our hearts do not eat things like our body and mouths do. Rather, our hearts love and by our loving, we become (eventually) the object of our loves. We live only by loving and God does not encourage less but MORE lo…
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Death and taxes. These are certain. What comes after taxes is less money in our pocket. What comes after death is, for Christians, often thought to include floating clouds, spirits, and cherubim. This is not the life that Jesus and the New Testament promise. In this podcast, and with the help of N. T. Wright, we consider how the bodily resurrection…
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Most people, whether Christian or not, have enough sense to know that we should not exploit one another. Instead, we should treat one another with respect and morality. Christians often think that "being moral" is all that God calls Christians to in their personal life and the workplace. This is wrong. God calls Christians to much more, and it is s…
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Most of us do not consider ourselves "artists" and under one definition of artists, most of us are not. Yet, everyone makes things. Christian believe that humans are made in God's image and that all humans are makers. Fujimura uses this imagery and his expertise as an artist to present a life vision characterized by beautiful making--even for those…
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Jesus changed the entire world and he asks his followers to do nothing less. But what does this mean and how are Christians supposed to go about doing it? Some think that "love is all we need"--as long as Christians love people, cultural change will follow suit. Others disagree and think that Christian need to be strategic in influencing cultural i…
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How are Christians to accomplish good objectives in the market place and the public square? God works through various means and Christians must find common ground to achieve goals with those who do not share their worldview. In this episode, we talk about the pitfalls and benefits of this approach and how we we think Christians can prayerfully and …
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Why do we work? Most of us work but rarely do we reflect on why we work. Upon some reflection, we see that work is necessary to make a living. Of course this is true, but does the answer stop there? As the second world war came to an end, new vocational and economic possibilities showed themselves. Dorothy Sayers provides a Christian answer to why …
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Love is perhaps the most profound of all human experiences. From romantic love to friendship, from our loved hobbies and activities. Love takes several different forms. Does the form change when we turn to God's love or the love that God expects of his followers? In this podcast, we look at two authors who describe God's love as, paradoxically, con…
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It is neither a common purpose nor an idea that binds Christians together. Instead, it is Christ himself. Dietrich Bonhoeffer argues that Christians have forgotten their common bond and have emptied the Church's vitality. Even though Bonhoeffer wrote three-quarters of a century ago, his admonishments remain relevant. Join us as we discuss them!…
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There are several diverging perspectives on life. Progressivism thinks that humanity is getting better. Nihilism proposes that there is nothing worth getting better at. For Christians, Easter defines all of life. Easter shows us that our current life is intimately connected with the eternal life to come. Christians have yet to understand this or ac…
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What difference does Christ make to how we live in our day-to-day lives? Most think that if Christ even makes a difference, it is simply by providing a rulebook of "do's and don'ts." John Calvin suggests otherwise. It is not a rulebook that Christ gives us--he gives us his very self. This giving of himself results in Christians being mystically "un…
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Joel Patzke of TrueWorks Roofing discusses his entrepreneurial spirt stemming from curb painting, restaurant ownership and eventually roofing company ownership. Joel outlines how the restaurant experience shaped his hiring process and business practices along with how roofing companies can thrive during economic downturn. Learn more about Joel's Ho…
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Quinn Martin is a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to his roofing company, MCSquared Roofing in Burlington, NC. But his attention to detail allows his company to operate at the highest standard. On this Roofer's Paradise episode, Quinn tells his roofing origin story along with how he's found the best ways to make money roofing with his business…
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Devan Gallardo of All Exterior Solutions Inc did his first roofing job at 15 years old. At the time, Devan thought he would never want to do another roofing gig. Today, Devan owns a successful family-run roofing company in Denver, CO. Devan's success stems from his continues personal development and his insistence on taking pride in his roofing com…
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Justin Woodruff of Roof Central Talks about the challenges of thriving in an evolving industry. As an entrepreneur, Justin has experience with other trades. He talks about the importance of keeping good people around you and constantly learning. You can find more about Roof Central at: https://www.roofcentral.com/ Learn more or become a guest at ro…
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Ken Byler of Great Lakes Commercial Roofing LLC entered the roofing business after working commercial roof jobs with his uncle. Today, Ken runs a succesful commercial company in Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and Eastern Iowa. Ken joins the Roofer's Paradise podacast to discuss business mentorship, mindset, and the traits of a succesful business owner…
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Brett Huizenga of Hometown Roofing in Omaha, NE joins Roofer's Paradise to discuss investing in his future self with 401(k), stock portfolios, and building a roofing brand. Brett comes from a financial background having worked for TD Ameritrade. His experience in the financial space gives him the insights of how to keep his company profitable while…
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After graduating from Louisville with a degree in Criminal Justice, Otis Floyd played 11 seasons of professional football in the CFL and XFL. Otis spent a decade-plus as an insurance adjustor before starting his own company called Paramount Roofing & Consulting. This experience allowed Otis to become an expert in job costing and other areas of the …
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Curt Visser of Property Revolution joins Nolen Walker on The Roofer's Paradise Podcast to discuss starting his roofing company in a small market. Curt discusses joining Breakthrough Academy to help systemize his roofing business and have accountability. Learn more about Property Revolution at: https://www.mypropertyrevolution.com/ Update for Roofer…
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Mike Mataraza joins Roofer's Paradise to discuss building profitable roofing business systems to achieve your lifestyle dreams. Nolen outlines the importance of business coaching and keeping yourself anchored to your dreams. Learn more about Mike Mataraza at: https://www.coachwithmike.com/ Update for Roofer's Paradise guest promo Update for Roofing…
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Jesse McMullen and Wesley Bryce of Sargon Roofing & Restoration join Nolen Walker on Roofer's Paradise to discuss the keys to building a local roofing brand in 2022. Nolen provides context to brand building based on his experience in the home security industry along with his 12 years of providing high-quality marketing services to roofers. Learn mo…
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Tyler Trimbath of Roof Rejuv joins Nolen Walker on Roofer's Paradise to discuss the exciting asphalt shingle replenishment product known as Roof Rejuv. Tyler discusses how Roof Rejuv can increase closing rates by 18% and provide an affordable alternative for asphalt shingle repair and replacement. In addition, Tyler dives into how this shingle reju…
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On the first episode of Roofers Paradise, Scott Miller of The Growth Leauge joins Nolen Walker to discuss the value of business coaching, business strategies and preparing your roofing company for sale - whether you plan to sell it or not. Nolen and Scott also dive into franchising's pros and cons, accountability, and the pursuit of dreams. Learn m…
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