Dave Franke's guest appearances

Dave Franke

A New Angle

At The Table

Brendan Leonard

Tim Gordon

Alex Honnold

Ben Ferencz

Charlie Warzel

Dierdre Wolownick

Joe Anderson

Ross Douthat

Jenny Jurek

Michelle Weaver

Sarah Vowell

Steve Albini

Emily Graslie

Stephanie Wittels Wachs

Jennifer Palmieri

OwlTail

Welcome to At The Table. How old is to old to have an encounter with Jesus Christ? The answer is: You're never to old to experience the love and salvation of Jesus.Geoff interviews Dave Franke, a former Central Oregon Cowboy and land developer. Dave is the main character in the Rick Steber book: A Better ManIn the book and on this show, Dave shares how the Lord called him out on his 40th birthday,  how God is in constant pursuit of us and the love He has for us all. For more information on Dave Franke's book, head over to:https://ricksteberauthor.com/index.php/fiction-non-fiction-two/item/38-a-better-man-non-fictionAT THE TABLE:⁣⁣Check us out on our Social Media to get updates on upcoming shows:⁣⁣https://www.instagram.com/anchorandmoor/⁣⁣https://www.instagram.com/geoffmatero/⁣⁣https://www.instagram.com/hopestheoryIf you would like to contact Geoff and be on the show, please head over to our website: ⁣⁣www.anchorandmoor.com*If you like the show please leave us a review on any of the platforms this show is available. ⁣⁣#gogod #atthetable #jesus #christianity #ywam #god #faith #missions #podcast #anchorandmoor #missionary #ywamkona 

Welcome to At The Table.  How old is to old to have an encounter with Jesus Christ?  The answer is: You're never to old to experience the love and salvation of Jesus. Geoff interviews Dave Franke, a former Central Oregon Cowboy and land developer.  Dave is the main character in the Rick Steber book: A Better Man In the book and on this show, Dave shares how the Lord called him out on his 40th birthday,  how God is in constant pursuit of us and the love He has for us all.  For more information on Dave Franke's book, head over to: <a href="https://ricksteberauthor.com/index.php/fiction-non-fiction-two/item/38-a-better-man-non-fiction" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ricksteberauthor.com/index.php/fiction-non-fiction-two/item/38-a-better-man-non-fiction</a> AT THE TABLE:⁣⁣ Check us out on our Social Media to get updates on upcoming shows:⁣⁣ <a href="https://www.instagram.com/anchorandmoor/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/anchorandmoor/</a> ⁣⁣<a href="https://www.instagram.com/geoffmatero/⁣⁣" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/geoffmatero/⁣⁣</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/hopestheory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/hopestheory</a> If you would like to contact Geoff and be on the show, please head over to our website: ⁣⁣ <a href="http://www.anchorandmoor.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.anchorandmoor.com</a> *If you like the show please leave us a review on any of the platforms this show is available. ⁣⁣ #gogod #atthetable #jesus #christianity #ywam #god #faith #missions #podcast #anchorandmoor #missionary #ywamkona

Dave Franke. God's Constant Pursuit of His Children and His Deep Love For Us All

Dave Franke is a Principal at Franke &amp; Company and the son of Bill Franke, founder of Indigo Partners. In 2016 the Franke family made the single largest gift in University of Montana history, naming both the WA Franke College of Forestry and Conservation as well as the Franke Global Leadership initiative.Dave’s work involves finding places where the family can invest to create both impact and access and you’ll hear those two themes throughout the conversation. We discuss the concept of philanthropic investing and how it differs from the traditional charitable giving model. Dave cites some compelling reasons to invest in higher education, reasons that certainly resonate with me and likely many of you.

Dave Franke is a Principal at Franke &amp; Company and the son of Bill Franke, founder of Indigo Partners. In 2016 the Franke family made the single largest gift in University of Montana history, naming both the WA Franke College of Forestry and Conservation as well as the Franke Global Leadership initiative. Dave’s work involves finding places where the family can invest to create both impact and access and you’ll hear those two themes throughout the conversation. We discuss the concept of philanthropic investing and how it differs from the traditional charitable giving model. Dave cites some compelling reasons to invest in higher education, reasons that certainly resonate with me and likely many of you.

Dave Franke on philanthropic investment