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Living Influence with Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd

Living Influence with Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd

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Discovering who God says you are, maybe your most important life pursuit. Imagine what our world might be like if we believed we were designed and gifted by God for each other. Living Influence is co-hosted by Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd. Bill Thrall is an author, mentor, public speaker, and co-founder of Trueface. He is married to Grace, who loves to mentor women and to come alongside leadership couples with Bill. They have three children, nine grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. They live in Phoenix. Scott Boyd founded QuesTec Companies, a mechanical contracting and HVAC service business. He is married to Aileen. Scott and Aileen both lost their first spouses to cancer. They together have five children and seven grandchildren. No matter who you are, your influence matters. We believe your view of you may be the most critical factor in your influence. Whatever your role, professional, pastor, parent or student, the most significant expression of your influence will be from your person.Copyright 2025 Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd Ciencias Sociales Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo Relaciones
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  • Trust, Grace, and the Power of Vulnerability: Stories of Influence (Part 1)
    May 22 2025

    What principles can we learn from the most painful or transformative moments of our lives?

    In this episode, Bill and Scott share deeply personal stories about trust, grace, and the power of vulnerability. Through their experiences, they highlight how examining life stories can uncover principles that shape relationships and personal growth. The episode invites listeners to reflect on their own stories of influence and find safe spaces to share them.


    Topics Bill and Scott discuss in this episode:


    * The importance of reflecting on life stories to understand personal growth.

    * How trust determines the ability to give and receive love.

    * Vulnerability as a foundation for meaningful relationships.

    * The impact of unhealed wounds from childhood and their influence on adult life.

    * The transformative power of being loved unconditionally.

    * Breaking free from shame through honest conversations.

    * Learning principles from personal stories that can inspire others.

    * Bill’s wife, Grace, and the role of God’s grace in healing and redemption.

    * Encouraging leaders to embrace vulnerability and authenticity.

    * The importance of safe relationships for sharing struggles.


    Chapters:


    (02:08) The Power of Storytelling

    (03:04) A Pivotal Conversation with Grace

    (07:30) Trust and Its Role in Love

    (13:58) Scott’s Journey Through Personal Struggles

    (18:20) Trusting Your Story


    This episode was brought to you by Bill Thrall, Scott Boyd, and the Living Influence team.


    Learn about Living Influence: https://www.livinginfluence.com/


    Subscribe to the Living Influence podcast:


    * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LivingInfluencePodcast

    * Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/4kP9Mm2

    * Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4hUd9pM

    * GodTube: https://www.godtube.com/livinginfluencepodcast/


    Learn about Bill Thrall’s books: https://www.livinginfluence.com/books


    This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

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    22 m
  • Living Abundantly: Unlocking Your Identity with God
    May 15 2025

    Are you okay with living a mediocre life? Is it possible to live an abundant life?

    In this episode, Bill and Scott explore the profound transformation that occurs when we as Christians fully trust in who God says we are. They discuss the Biblical principle of dying with Christ to experience new life, emphasizing freedom from sin, shame, and legalism. Listeners are encouraged to embrace joy, love, and authentic relationships as evidence of abundant life in Christ.


    Topics Bill and Scott discuss in this episode:


    * The connection between spiritual death and abundant life in Christ.

    * Misconceptions about “dying daily” and how they can lead to legalism.

    * The role of trust in living out a God-given identity.

    * How seeing oneself as a sinner perpetuates shame and self-focus.

    * The impact of believing we are alive with Christ and no longer under the power of sin.

    * How the fruit of the Spirit emerges naturally from trust and freedom.

    * The dangers of measuring one’s Christian life by behavior instead of God’s promises.

    * Letting go of performance-driven faith to embrace God’s abundant love.


    Chapters:


    (02:30) Understanding Spiritual Death

    (06:00) Breaking Free from Sin and Shame

    (09:30) Trust and Christian Identity

    (12:00) The Freedom of Living in Christ’s Love

    (15:00) Overcoming Performance-Driven Faith

    (18:00) Authentic Relationships

    (20:30) Living the Life God Intended


    Resources mentioned in this episode:


    * The Trueface Books by Bill Thrall and others (e.g., The Cure, Beyond More, Bo’s Cafe).


    * Scripture references: Romans 6 and Galatians 2.


    * Jamie Winship’s teachings on listening to God’s voice.


    This episode was brought to you by Bill Thrall, Scott Boyd, and the Living Influence team.


    Learn about Living Influence: https://www.livinginfluence.com/


    Subscribe to the Living Influence podcast:


    * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LivingInfluencePodcast

    * Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/4kP9Mm2

    * Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4hUd9pM

    * GodTube: https://www.godtube.com/livinginfluencepodcast/


    Learn about Bill Thrall’s books: https://www.livinginfluence.com/books


    This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

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    20 m
  • Freedom: From Bondage to Purpose
    May 8 2025

    What does it mean to live not just free from sin but free to fulfill God’s purpose?

    In this episode, Bill and Scott explore the profound concept of freedom in Christ. They discuss how freedom is not just liberation from sin and bondage but also an invitation to live out God’s purpose and love others. With personal stories and biblical insights, they invite you to trust God’s grace and embrace the freedom to live a life of influence and authenticity.

    Topics Bill and Scott discuss in this episode:


    * Freedom in Christ as both liberation from sin and freedom to live out purpose.

    * The dangers of striving to control sin versus trusting in God’s grace.

    * How theology can either free or bind us.

    * The principle that sin controls those who believe they can control sin.

    * The idea that God’s confidence in the cross ensures our sin is never the issue.

    * The transformative power of trusting and believing in others.

    * Freedom to love and serve as central to living a fulfilling life.

    * The distinction between freedom from bondage and freedom to purpose.


    Chapters:


    (02:00) Freedom in Christ

    (05:30) The Danger of Striving and Bondage to Sin

    (09:00) Trusting God with Unique Callings

    (12:30) Scott’s Journey: From Humility to Business Success

    (16:00) Freedom as a Gift and a Purpose

    (19:00) Living Freedom Daily

    (22:00) Embracing Purpose and Influence


    This episode was brought to you by Bill Thrall, Scott Boyd, and the Living Influence team.


    Learn about Living Influence: https://www.livinginfluence.com/


    Subscribe to the Living Influence podcast:


    * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LivingInfluencePodcast

    * Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/4kP9Mm2

    * Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4hUd9pM

    * GodTube: https://www.godtube.com/livinginfluencepodcast/


    Learn about Bill Thrall’s books: https://www.livinginfluence.com/books


    This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

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    21 m
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