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Please join us for this very special “live event” of the T. Randolph and Friends broadcast. Recording at the Graf Barn in Southern California, we invited special guests, Michelle Wortner, Laina Graf, Don Dukes and Sam Gallucci to join in on the conversational topic of, “God’s Love vs Man’s Love.”This was an incredible time of enlightened discussion about how it is difficult to love others, ourselves and those around us unconditionally. Yet we can experience and learn to accept this kind of love, given freely from our Creator, even in ups and downs of our journey hear on earth. We hope that this broadcast will touch the lives of those listening, to bring hope, peace, strength and encouragement.
You can reach any of our guests on the broadcast by clicking on their name below.
Photos from our visit with the T. Randolph and Friends “Live Event” with Guests, Michelle Wortner, Laina Graf, Don Dukes, and Sam Gallucci.
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Don Dukes is our special guest on the T. Randolph and Friends broadcast.Don is an associate pastor at Skyline Church in Thousand Oaks, California. He oversees the CARE ministry at Skyline. He recently relocated from Whitefish, Montana where he served as head pastor and provided other ministries to the community. He grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and served as an associate pastor at a 20,000 member church.
He has an amazing story of growing up as a pastor’s kid, being in ministry all his life, and recognizing that Grace is not earned by all the good we do, but rather it is given to us as a free gift from God and from others.
Don and his wife, Eliana, and daughter, Juliana, are enjoying this new journey of life in Southern California.
You can reach Don at: [email protected]
Photos from our visit with Don.
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Terry Paulson, author, conference speaker, and syndicated columnist for the Ventura County Star newspaper is our guest on the T. Randolph and Friends podcast. You can find out more about Terry on his website TerryPaulson.com.Terry Paulson is a PhD psychologist and a leading authority on change management and in turning positive psychology research into practical insights that produce real-world results. He’s a national columnist and author of the new book, The Optimism Advantage: 50 Simple Truths to Transform Your Attitudes and Actions into Results. He’s brought us practical, easy-reading insights in books such as They Shoot Managers Don’t They, Leadership Truths One Story at a Time, Making Humor Work, and 50 Tips for Speaking Like a Pro. For more than 30 years, Dr. Paulson has been helping audiences transform their self-limiting beliefs into self-fulfilling breakthroughs to achieve their personal and professional goals.
Terry has served many corporate clients in leadership and staff development including; 3M, Boeing, Federal Reserve Bank, FINRA, HBO, Honda, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, KPMG, Merck, NASA, Nintendo, SBC, Sony, Starbucks, Verizon, and Wal-Mart, as well as hundreds of organizations, hospitals, government agencies, and associations.
You can reach Terry at Paulson and Associates at: [email protected]
Photos from our visit with Terry.
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JJenny and Guermo are our special guests on this episode, as we discuss, “Hope Never Fails – A Journey from Addiction to Recovery.” We are also joined by Pastor Sam Gallucci, pastor of the Harbor Community Church in Ventura, California.Where do you go when you are in heroin addiction for 15 years? Living on the streets with no food and all you can do is lie to survive. Listen in as they tell their improbable story of recovery, hope and inspiration!
Photos from our visit with Jenny & Guermo.
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T. Randolph’s vision and desire for his blog and Podcast come from his heart. This Podcast is about real people with real stories, challenges and victories. It is about hope, faith, relationships and friendships. In life, we spend too much time worrying about what others think. In a world that is self-absorbed, we learn to self-medicate to cover up pain.T. Randolph and Friends is about opening up a dialogue between ordinary people. Not celebrities, famous politicians, or entertainment stars. It is about local heroes and regular families who have navigated challenging situations, and through it all have found meaning and purpose in life.
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