Two leadership junkies discussing all things leadership over a freshly made pour-over coffee! Our hope is that this podcast empowers listeners to leverage their skills and gifts for what matters most.
Listen in as Aaron and Jeremy give an update on their lives over the last six months, the future of the show, and how they hope this podcast blesses your everyday life.
For many, and life us, just reading the word suicide is triggering and uncomfortable. However, as our guest, Daniel Eccles, explains, we MUST talk about it! We must use the word. And the best time to do it is now.
Jeremy and Aaron are BACK BABY! Listen in as Aaron share how we is starting off right by partnering with the parents in his new ministry!
Jeremy, and guest host, Daniel, discuss how to thrive in a world that seems to only guarantee disappointment. First, Jesus does not cause your disappointment. However, Jesus always promises to redeem your spirit while you navigate disappointment. Second, isappointment can cause an identity crisis, as we love to connect our identity to our experiences - both good and bad. Thriving in disappointment is learning to live within the disappointment and seeing the present as our thriving space. Thriving is not a destination we look towards, but rather, a current possibility.
Jeremy and Daniel discuss the six ways to accept and overcome deep disappointment.
The danger of cancel culture is refusing to provide the same grace to each other that Jesus gave to us. Here is the primary question to consider with Gen-Z: Do people participate in cancel culture as a way to fit in with their peers, or are their opinions and reasons for canceling someone legitimate? Though many have been forgiven and forgotten, no public figure is safe from cancel culture. Whether it's re-interpreting something a celebrity says, or deep-diving to find something controversial, cancel culture invades privacy with the intent to harm an individual rather than raise awareness for an issue. Jesus didn't die for your opinions and your relationships shouldn't die for them either!
Should a Christian participate in cancel Culture? The news stories are so predictable they're starting to read like a game of mad libs. __(Name of celebrity/leader)___ was fired from __(name of business/organization)__ yesterday after fans expressed outrage over a tweet that said, __(quote from reprehensible tweet)___. Cancellation Culture is the OPPOSITE of Grace! THE BIGGEST LIE IN POST-CHRISTIAN CHRISTIANITY IS THAT GRACE ISN'T SUFFICIENT FOR EVERYONE WE ARE TERRIFIED TO ACTUALLY HAVE THIS CONVERSATION BECAUSE WE ARE FEARFUL OF BEING CANCELLED FOR EVEN TALKING ABOUT CANCELLATION CULTURE Godly Christian leadership requires us to be Humble Strive for Godly character and integrity Live in unity So what does it mean to live like Jesus in a cancel culture? Sometimes it means boldly calling out people in positions of power, and other times it means offering compassion to someone no one else is willing to love, regardless of what they've done wrong - Amy Noel Green
Feeling discouraged today? Yeah, us too, unfortunately. In this podcast, Jeremy and Aaron share their six steps to battling personal discouragement and how they have used these six steps in the last week. This podcast is super relevant to what Jeremy and Aaron and living, and we think it is for you, too. Here are the six steps: remember, these are not linear steps, as in, they may work in different orders based on your experience. Stop and Breathe. Focus on your relationship with Jesus Find someone to confide in Realign your purpose: remember WHY and WHO you're doing ministry for Rest in worship Hit the ground running towards Jesus.
Jeremy and Aaron share their Jesus stories and encourage you to write your's down and plan to share it. Share your life experience with those whom you lead and influence. Share your Jesus story. Your Jesus story is the most inspirational and hope-filled story you can share. People near you want to hear you and your story, not someone else's story told by you.
Failure, and or falling isn't fun… but we've all done it and at the end of the day it's how we respond to our failure, that either makes us better or kills us. Learn to fall so you can get back up better than ever before! 1. Own it 2. Assess what happened: Ask yourself these evaluation questions What happened? Why did it happen? Could it have been avoided? What part did I play in this? How can I do better next time? 3. Remember your why and who you are in Jesus 4. Stand up and keep going
THE HARD TRUTH OF SELF-LEADERSHIP: WE ARE THE ONLY COMMON DENOMINATOR FOR EVERY BAD DECISION YOU HAVE EVER MADE! The Four Pillars of Self-Leadership: Self-Awareness Self-Acceptance Self-Discipline Self-Growth
7 reasons pride is killing your relationships: You refuse to apologize - not taking responsibility You think you are always right - ego problem You never or rarely get vulnerable and honest with how you feel You won't put your friends needs above your own Unwilling to ask for help Taking their acts of love for you for granted. We take credit for all the successes
7 reasons pride is killing your relationships: You refuse to apologize - not taking responsibility You think you are always right - ego problem You never or rarely get vulnerable and honest with how you feel You won't put your friends needs above your own Unwilling to ask for help Taking their acts of love for you for granted. We take credit for all the successes
We exist to empower leaders to leverage their skills and gifts for what matters most! We are excited to share with you WHY we changed our name and what 2021 will bring for the podcast and your leadership!
Okay, we acknowledge 2020 has been the worst. However, we would like to propose a shift in thinking. What if 2020 was the year Jesus taught you how to be grateful for the simple things in life? Only a grateful leader is worth following. Are you a grateful leader? Listen in and learn how you can be grateful the lessons you've learned.
Listen in as we interview global church consultant, Daryl Cripe, about how the church can practically start reaching Gen-Z.
Jesus regularly used the power of stories to teach and encourage his audience to love like never before. Listen in as Aaron and Jeremy share four types of stories they use to effectively communicate the gospel to Gen Z!
This week Jeremy and Aaron continue our conversation on the topic “You Aren't Jesus & You Don't Have To Be!” We dive deeper into the importance of creating a circle of defense around yourself as a leader. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Hey, Pastors this week we're talking about tension that we often get as church leaders of allowing our passion to accidentally place ourselves in shoes of Jesus. You aren't Jesus, and you don't have to be! Praise the Lord! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Do you feel like you make a decision but have to change it 5 minutes later because life is crazy? Same here! That's why this week Jeremy and Aaron discuss how it is essential to have an attitude of grit in the chaos of our world right now. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Feeling exhausted with work, school, and/or home life? Needing to recover from a bad sermon, a bad meeting, a bad break-up, a divorce, or a bad class? Well, we have discovered a heathy life requires a solid recovery plan. Everything that is healthy has recovered from a bad day, month, and even year. The same can be true for you, today. Listen in and make a game plan for recovery! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Aaron and Jeremy discuss the importance of having clear goals and a standard (not attendance) to measure success and growth. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Jeremy and Aaron discuss why online ministry shouldn't stop, even if you've returned in person. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This week we continue our conversation on How to Lead Through Tragedy. Jeremy is walking us through his thought processes while facing tragedy one week removed.
Today Jeremy and Aaron give a look into what it looks like to lead when everything you thought you knew, has changed. So, our question we are asking is “How do you lead when there is no clear path?” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In today's episode, Jeremy and Aaron discuss discouragement and how we can combat periods of discouragement and become better because of it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Pastor Jeremy and Pastor Aaron discuss that they have learned that when they are insecure as a leader they are approaching a ministry breakthrough. But, we must first be honest about what are insecurities are saying. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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