Mint Arrow Messages Corrine Stokoe

David Butler is a multifaceted educator and author, known for his teachings on faith and his top-rated podcast and YouTube channel called Don’t Miss This, that he co-hosts with Emily Bell Freeman and Grace Freeman. He’s captured the hearts of many, including the youth, with his biblical teachings and his unique approach to scripture. Outside the classroom, David is a writer whose works, such as “Spirit,” “Almighty,” and “Redeemer,” resonate deeply with readers, weaving scriptural insights with compelling storytelling.In this episode, David shares insights from his own spiritual journey and his ventures into the diverse realms of world religions. From the streets of China to the classrooms where future generations are shaped, his stories are a testament to the transformative power of understanding and the profound impact of faith in daily life. We also discuss his latest venture into teaching about world religions and sharing insights from his exploration of faith across cultures. This episode with David is a gateway to seeing the world through a lens of compassion and curiosity.

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Bob Dalton is the founder and CEO of the blanket company Sackcloth & Ashes, based in Oregon where they give a blanket to a homeless shelter every time they sell a blanket.Bob’s story of conviction to Christianity is soul-stirring, and as he takes me through that journey he also unfolds how his company, Sackcloth and Ashes was born. He talks about the miracles that came about that catapulted Sackcloth & Ashes into almost overnight success, from a placement in Anthropologie that created orders beyond what they could even fulfill, to an official collaboration with Instagram where they were featured to the millions of followers that follow the official instagram account.Finally Bob really gets to the core of why it’s so important to serve in your hometown, and how you can make the biggest impact in the world by going just down the street and truly seeing your neighbors and ministering to them.

Buy a blanket and get involved at https://sackclothandashes.com/collections#Shop-all

Bob Dalton on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobxdalton/
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Have you ever felt like every time you go to do something REALLY important, all hell starts to break loose, like the entire universe starts to conspire against you? We’ve all been there and in fact, Neil and I were just there last week as we prepared to speak to a youth group about the power of addiction recovery through the 12-steps and the atonement of Jesus Christ. I’ve also been studying a book called The War of Art, which is all about his topic. So today’s podcast breaks down the why of what this is, and the what in what to do about it. Remember this the next time you feel discouraged to the point of wanting to quit, that that IS the point of the resistance, but you’re stronger and now you’re smarter too, and you can overcome it. Send this to a friend who might need this same encouragement and if this episode speaks to you, we’d be so grateful if you left a review or shared it on social media (tag me @corrinestokoe so I can repost it).

"The War of Art" Book by Steven Pressfield https://amzn.to/4aFCdx0
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Aimee Gianni is a seasoned marriage and family therapist and relationship coach, with a focus on guiding couples and individuals through the complexities of relationships for nearly three decades.In this episode, Aimee shares her perspective on the transformative power of relationships, especially highlighted during the pandemic’s unique challenges. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, communication, and connection as foundational elements of a healthy relationship. She shares her suggestions for keeping the flame burning and understanding love languages between you and your partner.Aimee also talks about the balance between sexuality and spirituality within marriage, challenging common misconceptions and encouraging couples to view their intimate connection as an integral part of their spiritual and emotional bond. If you’re looking for help in rekindling passion into your marriage, you’ll love her approach and the practical advice she shares in this episode!

Find Aimee at:
aimeegianni.com
on IG @aimeegiannims
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When McKenzie Bauer’s boyfriend lost his wallet, he struggled to replace it - everything was big, bulky or boring. After marrying in 2015, they raised some $60,000 from Kickstarter and launched Thread Wallets with a line of slim, stylish wallets that can be attached to a keychain, lanyard or phone. They’ve since expanded into other accessories, like lip balm holders and crossbody bags. They sell their products in 600 stores like Zumiez and Scheels, plus create corporate swag for Coca-Cola and Qualtrics.McKenzie’s goal is to empower individuals to ‘carry on’ through both the products she sells and the lifestyle she promotes. Since the early days, she gravitated toward the marketing aspects of our business and ran as the CMO until the spring of 2021 when she stepped back to pursue personal projects and to focus on family. In the years that she was CMO, Thread was ranked one of the fastest growing companies in Utah and appeared twice on the INC. 500.McKenzie is a fearless advocate for women’s equality and today we talk A LOT about the power of networking, masterminding, and getting women together to inspire one another. If you are a woman who needs a burst of energy and motivation to go after something you really believe in, this episode is tailored just for you.

Follow along with Mckenzie

Instagram @mckenziebauer

Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/mckenzie-bauer-b436647a/

Threadwallets https://www.threadwallets.com/

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Kori Andrews is a full time seminary teacher, speaker, and founder of Hi5Live, a community with weekly lives on spiritual motivational topics. Kori bravely shared his story of having a baby in the NICU at primary children’s hospital when I met him a couple summers ago at aspen grove family camp in Utah, where we were both speaking. His baby has since passed away, but the beautiful lessons that Kori shared through that experience have touched me so much that I really wanted him to share his experience with you here too. As he relives the experience of his “last cupcake girl,” the nickname they gave this baby girl Kamryn, he also shares how his belief in God and the atonement of Jesus Christ carried him through it all.

Find Kori on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/kori.andrews.165/

https://www.facebook.com/BrotherKoriAndrews/

Instagram @koriandrews https://www.instagram.com/koriandrews/?hl=en

Hi Five Live 

https://hi5livetours.com

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HiFiveLive/
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