Unscripted with Aaron Conrad

Today we sit down with Pastor Troy Gramling to discuss his new book, "Potential,” Troy offers a fresh and timely perspective on how Christians can pursue their God-given potential and live a life fulfilled in Christ.

More about Troy (Source)

Pastor Troy & Steph Gramling lead Potential Church. They have faithfully served and led the church toward expansion and the launch of multiple campuses across the world. Their vision is fueled by a passion and burden to partner with people to reach their God potential, to impact our world for good. Pastor Troy excels in leadership development and is well known for his extreme creativity in designing unexpected worship and teaching experiences. He is a powerful communicator with the unique ability to captivate an audience while sharing bold truths that inspire a transformation of the heart.

Steph leads alongside her husband and pastors SHE, a movement of Potential Church that strives to help women of all ages become all God has created them to be. She is an anointed leader, speaker, mentor, and friend. She gracefully leads out in each area of her life, including that of wife, mother, and grandmother.

Pastor Troy and Steph live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They have three children: Tyler, Carson and Baylee, two daughter in loves: Amber and Jessica and two grandchildren, Lyon and Luna. All of their children serve alongside of them in ministry, moving the vision forward to reach people from all four corners of the earth

Episode 312 is a special announcement about a worship night for our friends Tori and Shauna and Let Love Farm here in Columbus, Ohio. Nan Payne joins the podcast to talk about the farm and their ministry. Find out more at LetLoveFarm.org

Episode 311 is a replay of a recording that I did with Tammy Whitehurst on her youtube show - Tammy and Friends. For those that would like video, you can find her at Tammy and Friends on Youtube. I am sharing it here because our conversation was so important in todays world. Thank you Tammy for the opportunity. Find Tammy at all of the links below. Much more to come from Tammy and I.

https://TammyWhitehurst.com/
https://www.facebook.com/TammyWhitehurstSpeaker/   https://www.youtube.com/user/Joy4theJourney
https://www.moodyradio.org/radioplayer.aspx?episode=567664 https://moodyaudio.com/products/feeling-martha-mary-world

Episode 310 is with my new friend Amberly Shreve. We cover a lot of ground in this episode. From parenting, travel sports, and knowing when to leave situations. Amber also shares her links and all of the exciting things she is involved in. For more, see below!

Promptings:Join The Gratitude Movement
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PromptingsKeep On Sharing:My-Place | Keep On Sharing
My-Place | Keep On SharingReferral code AMFB: Amberly ShreveTT: @beachgirlshreveInsta: @beachgirlshreveLinkedin: Amberly ShreveCell: 302-858-3843Email: [email protected]

Epsiode 309 is with my friend and the CEO of Lifewise Academy. Biblical teaching during school hours. Honored to call him my friend!

Joel Penton is the Founder and CEO of LifeWise Academy, a program that provides Bible education to public school students during school hours. Since its launch in 2019, LifeWise has quickly grown to serve hundreds of schools across the U.S. each week. Tens of thousands of public school students attend a LifeWise program and receive a Bible class as part of their school day.

Joel’s 15-year career as a nonprofit entrepreneur has been marked by the relentless pursuit of impacting students. He honed this skill playing defensive tackle at The Ohio State University where he relentlessly pursued quarterbacks for the Buckeye’s national championship football team. In his senior year at OSU, Penton received the Danny Wuerffel trophy, known as the “Humanitarian Heisman,” which is awarded to one college football player each year for outstanding community service.

Upon graduating, Joel founded Stand For Truth and Relevant Speakers Network, a speakers’ bureau that has touched more than 3,000 public schools and 2 million students nationwide. As a public speaker, Joel has presented to more than 2,000 live audiences and over 1,000,000 people across the country. He is also the author of three books including DURING SCHOOL HOURS: Why and How LifeWise Academy is Reinstalling Religious Education into the Public School Day.

Joel Penton lives in Columbus, Ohio, with his wife, Bethany, and their five children, where they all enjoy telling stories at the dinner table, watching sci-fi movies, and playing full-contact monkey in the middle.

Lifewise.org

I was recently the guest on The Cleveland Pulse Podcast with today's guest, Jeffrey Santa. We had such a good conversation, I wanted him to join me Unscripted. We cover a lot of topics in this interview like podcasting, high school sports, and of course, Cleveland! Find The Cleveland Pulse podcast at the links below:

Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheClevelandPulse

twitter - https://x.com/PulseCleveland

Episode 307 is with Mindy Drayer of 610WTVN and Spectrum One. She is also the mother of former guest and Ohio State Softball star Kami Kortokrax. You can find more about Mindy below.

You will find Mindy hosting Joe on Radio and TV, where they talk about financial topics to help those in or near retirement. Mindy and Joe have a relationship that has spanned many years. Joe used to play basketball against Mindy’s Husband, who is a high school basketball coach here in Columbus, OH.

With a degree from The Ohio State University, Mindy started her career in the media industry as a television news reporter and anchor, and later as a radio show host. Mindy is a master at blending her love for people and conversation into helping people stay updated on important situations.

Outside of work, Mindy loves spending time with her family. She’s happily married to Randy Kortokrax, and they have two children, Kylan and Kami. Mindy is also a dog mom to four energetic dogs — LC, Whopper, Striker and Zetti. She loves getting outside to exercise, walk her dogs and cheer on Kami and the Buckeyes at Ohio State softball games.