Podcast appearances and mentions of brooklyn lindsey

Picture this… You've gone to a conference, or you've read this amazing book, you found a great curriculum, or you heard about this awesome event from another youth pastor, or even from a podcast. And you're so excited to put it into practice, but then it fails. What happened? More than likely, you didn't contextualize the idea for your ministry. On this episode, Brooklyn Lindsey joins Steve to talk about adapting ministry ideas for your own context.   Links referenced in this episode:  Follow Brooklyn on Instagram at @brooklynlindsey  Check out Brooklyn's work at stuffyoucanuse.org  Check out Coy and Brooklyn's church at somos.church  Find a network or start one at http://nnym.org  Learn more about Steve's ministry with NNYM at http://nnym.org/stevecullum  Sign up to get Steve and Yvette's newsletter at https://bit.ly/cullumnewsletter  Support the ministry by giving online at https://bit.ly/cullumsupport  Contact Steve about partnerships, speaking, coaching, or consulting at https://bit.ly/cullumcontact  Read Steve's blog at https://stevecullum.com  Follow Steve on Twitter: @stevecullum  Follow Student Ministry Connection on Instagram: @studentministryconnection  Follow Student Ministry Connection on Twitter: @stuminconnect  Be sure to join us in prayer every Wednesday at 11am PT, 12pm MT, 1pm CT, 2pm ET.  Sponsor for this episode of podcast: G Shades - https://gshades.org (Use code CONNECTION to save $20 off your next order).  Get 40 free credits for Coleader by following this link - https://bit.ly/coleader-steve  Get a copy of the Cards Christians Like card game and/or their brand new game, Holy Guacamole, by using the link https://bit.ly/cardschristianslike and also support Student Ministry Connection.  Note: Some of the links above are affiliate links. By clicking them, Steve may receive commission to support this ministry.  Subscribe on your favorite podcast app, including these listed below:   Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts  YouTube  Podbean  Spotify  Amazon Podcasts  Pandora  TuneIn Radio  If you like what you hear, be sure to like, subscribe, share, and comment! Thanks, be sure to get connected, and may God bless your ministry!    

In today's episode “Though You Knew All This,” we're looking at the story of the mysterious writing on the wall in Daniel 5 and how this speaks to us about learning, humility, and the massive love and goodness of God.   Brooklyn's faith + doubt book list: https://bookshop.org/lists/all-rhino-about-faith-doubt. For more from Brooklyn, visit https://brooklynlindsey.com.   Did this message speak to you today? You can support Calling Water via Venmo (@arumdaunchurch).

Have you ever chased after an idea, goal, or title, only to realize that it isn't what you really want? Brooklyn Lindsey is back this week to remind us to step back and assess our desires. Once we peel back the layers, and understand what we are passionate about, we can take steps to align what we want with what we do. The powerful reminder in all of this is that we can't do it alone. We need a crash (which is a what a group of rhinos is called) to help us move past what seems immovable. We need people in our corner who lovingly, but firmly, remind us purpose and calling when we get turned upside down. Brooklyn is the co-founder of Somos Church in Lakeland, FL where she solves problems and celebrates her community with her husband, Coy Lindsey. She has been serving in youth ministry since 2001 and currently works as the Director of Content Development at Stuff You Can Use—an organization that helps ministries grow! She is the owner of an online and pop-up bookstore called Crash Bookshop and is a volunteer volleyball coach at Southwest Middle School and Lakeland High School (Beach) where she spends time with her teenage daughters Kirra and Mya. You can check out several of Brooklyn's books, including Confessions of a Not-So-Supermodel and The Kingdom Experiment, Youth Edition, along with many other resources from other authors at www.crashbookshop.org. You can also learn more about Brooklyn's work on instagram at @somoschurch, @crash_bookshop, and @stuffyoucanuse.

Have you ever been deeply invested in an idea or project, but you just can't seem to ever see it through to competition? To be honest, I have found myself in this situation TOO MANY TIMES to count. Today on the podcast, one of my mentors, Brooklyn Lindsey is here to remind us to keep pursuing our purposes! Brooklyn is one of the most creative people I know and her vulnerability and unique perspectives will cause you to spit out your coffee and laugh out loud, while simultaneously inspiring you to run after your dreams with greater courage. Brooklyn is the co-founder of Somos Church in Lakeland, FL where she solves problems and celebrates her community with her husband, Coy Lindsey. She has been serving in youth ministry since 2001 and currently works as the Director of Content Development at Stuff You Can Use—an organization that helps ministries grow! She is the owner of an online and pop-up bookstore called Crash Bookshop and is a volunteer volleyball coach at Southwest Middle School and Lakeland High School (Beach) where she spends time with her teenage daughters Kirra and Mya. You can check out several of Brooklyn's books, including Confessions of a Not-So-Supermodel and The Kingdom Experiment, Youth Edition, along with many other resources from other authors at www.crashbookshop.org. You can also learn more about Brooklyn's work on instagram at @somoschurch, @crash_bookshop, and @stuffyoucanuse. ------------- I also have some free resources to share with you! Go to www.carlycommunicates.com/resources to take the "Perfectionist Character Quiz" and to to download the "Weekly Celebrations Worksheet." I want to help you pursue wholeness in Jesus rather than trying to have it all together!

List of those who have died in USA (either murdered or by suicide or unknown cause) Tydi Dansbury - 26 Nov 2018 Baltimore, Maryland/Keanna Mattel ("Kelly Stough") - 7 Dec 2018 Detroit, Michigan Age 35/Dana Martin - 6 Jan 2019 Montgomery, Alabama Age 31/Ellie Marie Washtock - 31 Jan 2019 Saint Augustine, Florida Age 38/Faye ("Morena Black") - 24 Feb 2019 Florida/Jazzaline Ware - 25 Mar 2019 Memphis, Tennessee/Ashanti Carmon - 30 Mar 2019 Fairmount Heights, Maryland/Claire Legato - 14 May 2019 Cleveland, Ohio Age 21/Muhlaysia Booker - 18 May 2019 Dallas, Texas Age 23/Michelle Simone Washington ("Tamika") - 19 May 2019 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Age 40/Paris Cameron - 25 May 2019 Detroit, Michigan Age 20/Titi Gulley - 27 May 2019 Portland, Oregon Age 31/Johana Medina León ("Joa") - 1 Jun 2019 El Paso, Texas Age 25 (Salvadorian asylum seeker)/Chynal Lindsey - 1 Jun 2019 Dallas, Texas Age 26/Austin Smith - 4 Jun 2019 Evansville, Indiana Age 19/Chanel Scurlock - 5 Jun 2019 Lumberton, North Carolina Age 23/Layleen Cubilette Polanco Xtravaganza - 7 Jun 2019 Rikers Island, New York/Zoe Spears - 13 Jun 2019 Fairmount Heights, Maryland Age 23/Brooklyn Lindsey - 25 Jun 2019 Kansas City, Missouri Age 32/Cecelia Cranko - 5 Jul 2019 South Orange, New Jersey Age 48/Denali Berries Stuckey - 20 Jul 2019 North Charleston, South Carolina Age 29/Bubba Walker - 27 Jul 2019 Charlotte, North Carolina Age 54/Tracy Single - 30 Jul 2019 Houston, Texas Age 22/Kiki Fantroy - 31 Jul 2019 Miami-Dade County, Florida Age 21/Jordan Cofer - 4 Aug 2019 Dayton, Ohio Age 22/Pebbles LaDime Doe - 4 Aug 2019 Allendale County, South Carolina Age 24/Keyiariah Quick - 10 Aug 2019 North Carolina Age 25/Bee Love Slater - 1 Sep 2019 Clewiston, Florida Age 21/Bailey Reeves - 2 Sep 2019 Baltimore, Maryland Age 17/Andrew Elijah Martinez - 4 Sep 2019 Pomona, California Age 19/Ja’leyah-Jamar - 13 Sep 2019 Kansas City/Elisha Chanel Stanley ("Elisha Diamond") - 16 Sep 2019 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Age 46/Itali Marlowe - 20 Sep 2019 Houston, Texas Age 29/Dymun Dupree - 27 Sep 2019 Warner Robins, Georgia/Corbin Ray Bach - 6 Oct 2019 Paducah, Kentucky Age 23/Christine Zephier - 10 Oct 2019 Mankato, Minnesota Age 23/Daphne Dorman - 11 Oct 2019 San Francisco, California Age 44/Brianna “BB” Hill - 14 Oct 2019 Kansas City, Missouri Age 30/ Music: Joseph McDade-Once is Enough/ Music: Joseph McDade-Winter's Mist/ Music: Epic Powerful Dubstep - AShamaluevMusic. Music Link: https://www.ashamaluevmusic.com / --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eryntgactivist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eryntgactivist/support

As we step into Transgender Awareness Month, please remember that trans allyship is ongoing, every day of the year. Do the work. We dedicate this episode to the memory of trans women of color whose lives were taken from them in 2019. Dana Martin, Jazzaline Ware, Ashanti Carmon Claire Legato, Muhlaysia Booker, Michelle “Tamika” Washington, Paris Cameron, Chynal Lindsey, Chanel Scurlock, Zoe Spears, Brooklyn Lindsey, Denali Berries Stuckey, Kiki Fantroy, Jordan Cofer, Pebbles LaDime “Dime” Doe, Tracy Single, Bailey Reeves, Bee Love Slater, Jamagio Jamar Berryman, Itali Marlowe, Briana ”BB”Hill GROW THE COMMUNITY If you believe in the work we are doing, invest in our success, become a Patron on Patreon! Thank you to all our Patrons. ( https://www.patreon.com/ThisQPOClife ) Subscribe to (and rate) the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify! Follow This QPOC Life on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisqpoclife Join our Discord channel here: https://discord.gg/DXncERa Johnathan: @blasianFMA Carlos: @tresfabuleux Jo Lee: @callmejolee Zach: @zacharyares / @ShowtimeSyzygy

Join the Rev and his amazingly cool and beautiful trans female friend Carmen as they honor the 11 trans trans black women killed in the US thus far this year and discuss how to best love, support, and protect trans women.  They also discuss why so many black trans women become sex workers, and how those interested in dating them should best approach them.  This episode is in memory/honor of: Dana Martin, Jazzaline Ware, Ashanti Carmon, Claire Legato, Muhlaysia Booker, Michelle 'Tamika' Washington, Paris Cameron, Chynal Lindsey, Chanel Scurlock, Zoe Spears, Brooklyn Lindsey, as well as: Johana 'Joa' Medina, and Layleen Polanco. 

We discuss this week’s Pride marches (yes, multiple!) as well as the work we are doing to break the NRA’s chain of death. In memoriam: Brooklyn Lindsey, a black trans woman who was murdered in Kansas City, MO. With hosts Kevin Hertzog (aka Tilda Swinton), Austin J. Vincent, and music by Sing Out Louise.

Brooklyn Lindsey joins Kenny and Elle to talk about leading a youth ministry on a small budget. [powerpress]

Dr. Lamar Hardwick joins Brooklyn Lindsey and TJ Luke to talk about how to support kids with autism in your Kids Ministry.

Brooklyn Lindsey joins Kenny and Elle to talk about how to set priorities and get things done in youth ministry.

In this episode, Natasha talks with guests, Laurie Polich Short and Brooklyn Lindsay, about mentoring women across generations, and their dream for SheGrows women. Laurie Short is a speaker, author and adjunct preacher at Peninsula Covenant and Oceanhills Church. She is a graduate of Fuller Seminary and the co-founder of SheGrows, a cross generational women's conference to promote mentoring relationships. Laurie's books include When Changing Nothing Changes Everything (May 2017), Finding Faith in the Dark (August 2014), and 40 verses to Ignite your Faith (coming April 2019). Laurie has been in ministry with youth and adults for thirty years, and has served on staff at four churches. She lives in Santa Barbara with her husband Jere, and stepson Jordan. Brooklyn Lindsey is an advocate for being a mentor and for being in mentor-rich environments. As a mom, pastor, writer, and international communicator, she values relationships and supporting the potential of every human possible. She's been a leader in youth ministry for two decades and recently launched a new community, Somos Church, with her husband Coy in Lakeland, Florida. She was the visionary founder of The Justice Movement, a global youth community that creates educational resources and events to empower youth to do justice together, and is currently empowering women through mentoring education and advocacy with She Grows Conference. She has authored eight books including “Confessions of A Not-So-Supermodel”, “Opposite Day”, “Kingdom Experiment”, “A Parent's Guide to Understanding Teen Girls”, ” 99 Thoughts For Junior Highers”, “Sacred Life”, “To-Save-A-Life” and “Advent.” Show notes are available at A Sista's Journey blog. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this message, our special guest speaker, Brooklyn Lindsey spoke to hundreds of students from all over the state for the 2019 Winter Retreat.

In this message, our special guest speaker, Brooklyn Lindsey spoke to hundreds of students from all over the state for the 2019 Winter Retreat.

Brooklyn Lindsey, a writer, speaker, and youth pastor in Lakeland, Fla., joins host, Carlos Whittaker, to talk about how to find a sense of calm and peace amidst life’s chaos. The post PCL 76: How to Find Peace in Small Moments appeared first on Parent Cue.

In a culture that tells students it is all about them, how do we inspire teens to serve others?  How do we encourage them so see those around them and be moved with compassion to serve? In today's episode Brooklyn Lindsey shares how to inspire teens to be more and do more, especially when it comes to serving others globally.  You'll also hear some lessons she learned early on in her ministry. Links mentioned: brooklynlindsey.com @brooklynlindsey justicemovement.com @thejustmove Resources mentioned in this Podcast: The Wisdom of Stability: Rooting Faith in a Mobile Culture The Kingdom Experiment, Youth Edition: A Community Practice on Intentional Living XP3 Middle School Curriculum In this particular episode, you will learn: Lessons in stability from Brooklyn's early years in ministry How to inspire students to serve others Way to get students involved serving other globally I need your help!  If you're enjoying the podcast please take a few minutes to subscribe and write a review on iTunes.  It goes a long way in helping other Youth Pastors and Youth Workers find the podcast. You can do that right here! Support the Show

In a culture that tells students it is all about them, how do we inspire teens to serve others?  How do we encourage them so see those around them and be moved with compassion to serve? In today's episode Brooklyn Lindsey shares how to inspire teens to be more and do more, especially when it comes to serving others globally.  You'll also hear some lessons she learned early on in her ministry. Links mentioned: brooklynlindsey.com @brooklynlindsey justicemovement.com @thejustmove Resources mentioned in this Podcast: The Wisdom of Stability: Rooting Faith in a Mobile Culture The Kingdom Experiment, Youth Edition: A Community Practice on Intentional Living XP3 Middle School Curriculum In this particular episode, you will learn: Lessons in stability from Brooklyn's early years in ministry How to inspire students to serve others Way to get students involved serving other globally I need your help!  If you're enjoying the podcast please take a few minutes to subscribe and write a review on iTunes.  It goes a long way in helping other Youth Pastors and Youth Workers find the podcast. You can do that right here! Support the Show

Alumni Coy & Brooklyn Lindsey present the message.

15 down. Halfway to 30. This is exciting!!! Each show seems to get better (if that’s at all possible) each time. Remember, you can send in questions/comments/just a hello to symshow@gmail.com - so, send in your stuff. Also.. each week, you may have noticed.. we have a “hood ornament.” Send in something to be featured for a week. This week, Brooklyn Lindsey joined us. It was an engaging conversation as we discussed how the Youth Ministry of your church can influence the rest of your community. Be sure to watch it!! Here are a few links to look for from the show: Want to watch the show LIVE? You can!! Watch it LIVE here -– www.simplyyouthministry.tv - and jump in on the conversation. Looking for more information on the Simply Youth Ministry Conference in March? Check out our website here! Be sure to stay tuned to Kurt’s Twitter, Jake’s Twitter, and Simplyinsider’s Twitter to see when we’re filming LIVE in the future. You won’t want to miss it! See you next show!

15 down. Halfway to 30. This is exciting!!! Each show seems to get better (if that’s at all possible) each time. Remember, you can send in questions/comments/just a hello to symshow@gmail.com - so, send in your stuff. Also.. each week, you may have noticed.. we have a “hood ornament.” Send in something to be featured for a week. This week, Brooklyn Lindsey joined us. It was an engaging conversation as we discussed how the Youth Ministry of your church can influence the rest of your community. Be sure to watch it!! Here are a few links to look for from the show: Want to watch the show LIVE? You can!! Watch it LIVE here -– www.simplyyouthministry.tv - and jump in on the conversation. Looking for more information on the Simply Youth Ministry Conference in March? Check out our website here! Be sure to stay tuned to Kurt’s Twitter, Jake’s Twitter, and Simplyinsider’s Twitter to see when we’re filming LIVE in the future. You won’t want to miss it! See you next show!