Terry Kolb's guest appearances

Terry Kolb

OC Talk Radio

Church Hurts And

Kaitlyn Anne

Dave Stevens

Zack Collie

Richard Dahlstrom

Kent Burklow

Perry Downs

Voddie Baucham

Jim Stout

Dan Lind

Jana Alayra

Paul Dudziak

Rory Noland

Pete Alwinson

Debbie Hogan

Tom Melzoni

OwlTail

In our opening, we mention having a “dash of recovery” thrown in. What is that? Recovery? Recovery from what?  If you Google recovery, the first thing to come up will be how to recover a lost or corrupted Word document. That is something we hope we don’t have to do anytime soon. But we are looking at something far more important and fundamental. That’s easy for me to say not panicking over a corrupted Word document containing months of work, but you get the point. Consider the meaning of the prefix “re.” It means simply “back” or “again.” It appears hundreds of times in the English language. Rearrange. Retool. Readjust. Reborn. Reform. Remember. I could go on and on or chose different words if I wanted to redo this intro. And then, have you ever been in a situation where you were responsible for too many things and the deadline was looming? You are running around checking on things and someone says, “I got this covered.” Wow, does that feel good! Covered. Protected. Now we have something which was supposed to be covered but was left out in the elements too long. The storms came. The snow fell. The wind blew and too much exposure has taken its toll. Maybe we should just throw it out. Or, or is it worthy enough to RE-cover. I have discovered that recovery people are some of the most gracious-giving people in this world. They know what it means to be beat-up by life. They know what it means to be exposed to too many storms. They know what it means to have a second chance. You get to meet one of these people who knows something about this subject today. Welcome former Iron Worker and current CEO of NJ Boom and Erectors, Terry Kolb to Church, Hurts And.   If you've enjoyed listening to this podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting https://www.standingstoneministry.org/shepherd/john-bash/ and making a recurring or one-time donation. And, come visit us at https://www.churchhurtsand.org

In our opening, we mention having a “dash of recovery” thrown in. What is that? Recovery? Recovery from what?  If you Google recovery, the first thing to come up will be how to recover a lost or corrupted Word document. That is something we hope we don’t have to do anytime soon. But we are looking at something far more important and fundamental. That’s easy for me to say not panicking over a corrupted Word document containing months of work, but you get the point. Consider the meaning of the prefix “re.” It means simply “back” or “again.” It appears hundreds of times in the English language. Rearrange. Retool. Readjust. Reborn. Reform. Remember. I could go on and on or chose different words if I wanted to redo this intro. And then, have you ever been in a situation where you were responsible for too many things and the deadline was looming? You are running around checking on things and someone says, “I got this covered.” Wow, does that feel good! Covered. Protected. Now we have something which was supposed to be covered but was left out in the elements too long. The storms came. The snow fell. The wind blew and too much exposure has taken its toll. Maybe we should just throw it out. Or, or is it worthy enough to RE-cover. I have discovered that recovery people are some of the most gracious-giving people in this world. They know what it means to be beat-up by life. They know what it means to be exposed to too many storms. They know what it means to have a second chance. You get to meet one of these people who knows something about this subject today. Welcome former Iron Worker and current CEO of NJ Boom and Erectors, Terry Kolb to Church, Hurts And. If you've enjoyed listening to this podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting <a href="https://www.standingstoneministry.org/shepherd/john-bash/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.standingstoneministry.org/shepherd/john-bash/</a> and making a recurring or one-time donation. And, come visit us at <a href="https://www.churchhurtsand.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.churchhurtsand.org</a>

Man of Iron with Terry Kolb

In our opening, we mention having a “dash of recovery” thrown in. What is that? Recovery? Recovery from what?  If you Google recovery, the first thing to come up will be how to recover a lost or corrupted Word document. That is something we hope we don’t have to do anytime soon. But we are looking at something far more important and fundamental. That’s easy for me to say not panicking over a corrupted Word document containing months of work, but you get the point. Consider the meaning of the prefix “re.” It means simply “back” or “again.” It appears hundreds of times in the English language. Rearrange. Retool. Readjust. Reborn. Reform. Remember. I could go on and on or chose different words if I wanted to redo this intro. And then, have you ever been in a situation where you were responsible for too many things and the deadline was looming? You are running around checking on things and someone says, “I got this covered.” Wow, does that feel good! Covered. Protected. Now we have something which was supposed to be covered but was left out in the elements too long. The storms came. The snow fell. The wind blew and too much exposure has taken its toll. Maybe we should just throw it out. Or, or is it worthy enough to RE-cover. I have discovered that recovery people are some of the most gracious-giving people in this world. They know what it means to be beat-up by life. They know what it means to be exposed to too many storms. They know what it means to have a second chance. You get to meet one of these people who knows something about this subject today. Welcome former Iron Worker and current CEO of NJ Boom and Erectors, Terry Kolb to Church, Hurts And. If you've enjoyed listening to this podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting https://www.standingstoneministry.org/shepherd/john-bash/ and making a recurring or one-time donation. And, come visit us at https://www.churchhurtsand.org

In our opening, we mention having a “dash of recovery” thrown in. What is that? Recovery? Recovery from what?  If you Google recovery, the first thing to come up will be how to recover a lost or corrupted Word document. That is something we hope we don’t have to do anytime soon. But we are looking at something far more important and fundamental. That’s easy for me to say not panicking over a corrupted Word document containing months of work, but you get the point. Consider the meaning of the prefix “re.” It means simply “back” or “again.” It appears hundreds of times in the English language. Rearrange. Retool. Readjust. Reborn. Reform. Remember. I could go on and on or chose different words if I wanted to redo this intro. And then, have you ever been in a situation where you were responsible for too many things and the deadline was looming? You are running around checking on things and someone says, “I got this covered.” Wow, does that feel good! Covered. Protected. Now we have something which was supposed to be covered but was left out in the elements too long. The storms came. The snow fell. The wind blew and too much exposure has taken its toll. Maybe we should just throw it out. Or, or is it worthy enough to RE-cover. I have discovered that recovery people are some of the most gracious-giving people in this world. They know what it means to be beat-up by life. They know what it means to be exposed to too many storms. They know what it means to have a second chance. You get to meet one of these people who knows something about this subject today. Welcome former Iron Worker and current CEO of NJ Boom and Erectors, Terry Kolb to Church, Hurts And. If you've enjoyed listening to this podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting <a href="https://www.standingstoneministry.org/shepherd/john-bash/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.standingstoneministry.org/shepherd/john-bash/</a> and making a recurring or one-time donation. And, come visit us at <a href="https://www.churchhurtsand.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.churchhurtsand.org</a>