Podcast appearances and mentions of chip henderson

BetterMan has been on the road the last few weeks. And we have felt that the messages that have been shared at recent conferences need to be heard by all. Over the next 8 weeks we'll be sharing these life changing, impactful messages. Our Speaker this week is Dr. Chip Henderson of Pinelake Church in Brandon Mississippi. Presenting at the BetterMan Mississippi Conference. 

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Chip Henderson is the senior pastor of Pinelake church, an avid bowhunter, and most importantly, a father. He shares the story of his son, Regan, killing an absolutely giant buck with his bow. Most importantly, he shares how Regan's journey to becoming a bow hunter began, and the significance it had in their relationship as father and son. 

Today on the podcast, Sean talks with Chip Henderson about his journey as a ministry leader over the past 12 months. Chip discusses how counting his blessings helped him in 2020 to have a perspective that allowed him to minister in powerful ways and find GREAT JOY, even in the face of uncertainty and major challenging. Chip exhorts us to count the blessings of the past year! You have permission from God to know that you are blessed. Have a question about preteen ministry or a unique preteen ministry idea that we can feature on our podcast?  Send it to podcast@fourfivesix.org.

From a few hundred worshippers in Central Mississippi to 5 strategic campuses across the state, the leadership of Pinelake Church will tell you there has been one constant through it all—Prayer.In the latest episode of Pastor's Leadership Podcast, Chip Henderson -- lead pastor at Pinelake -- shares some principles, practices, and strategies that have helped him and the Pinelake team lead their church family to become a House of Prayer for the Nations.This episode is a recording of a recent virtual Leadership Lunch. (To learn how you can join us on free leadership lunches throughout March, go here.) Show NotesWorthy Quote:"The best prayers start in Heaven."We pray because . . . We care about the next generation.Jesus and the early church modeled it.God can do in one moment than we can do in 50 lifetimes.God advances His kingdom through us.Mentioned Books:With Christ in the School of Prayer by Andrew MurrayThe Autobiography of George MuellerListening and Inter-Healing Prayer by Rusty RustenbachThe Unseen Realm by Michael Heiser

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Today on the podcast, Sean speaks with Chip Henderson on the best way of ministering to preteens is by stepping into their world. To really connect with preteens you need to be culturally relevant to them. When you use things that they are aware of in their world, like current video games, in your message or when you are speaking to them they can relate to it better. Knowing what is popular for them and adding it in as an object lesson will help them to be more engaged in what you are telling them. This is something that can also be helpful in small group questions as well. Chip explains the Cup O Noodle reference and how effective for his preteens using that idea in the question made it that much more relevant. Making current video games they are playing live action games can turn an activity into something they will enjoy more than playing the go to of dodgeball or shuffle your buns.   Have a question about preteen ministry or a unique preteen ministry idea that we can feature on our podcast?  Send it to podcast@fourfivesix.org. Looking for a great community of preteen leaders that you can plug into? Join us at http://fourfivesix.org/.

Today on the podcast, Sean shares some of Chip Henderson’s breakout session from the 2019 Online Conference. Chip spoke at the 2019 Preteen Leaders’ Online Conference regarding principles of small groups. Chip offers 8 principles that he has used with his small group leaders. Always ask open ended questions – this will allow preteens to learn for themselves Always draw them back to practical actions – make the preteens think what they will do with this new information. The Bible is the authority not you. Don’t let one student dominate. Call on students specifically. Be ok with silence – don’t worry if you don’t get an answer right away let them ponder a bit. Be ok with asking questions again in a different way. Don’t be tied to the questions. Chip explains it the best when he states that our jobs as leaser is not to give the preteens the water but to lead them to the water. If you liked this podcast and would like to hear more from the 2019 Preteen Leaders’ Online Conference click here. Have a question about preteen ministry or a unique preteen ministry idea that we can feature on our podcast?  Send it to podcast@fourfivesix.org. Looking for a great community of preteen leaders that you can plug into? Join us at http://fourfivesix.org/.

  Dr. Chip Henderson has served as the senior pastor and primary teacher at Pinelake Church since 1999. He is well known for his commitment to Biblical, life application teaching. Chip’s passion is to see Christ bring about powerful life-change in people — stirring a spiritual movement that will change the world. Chip’s engaging, transparent communication of the Word has sparked dynamic spiritual growth in the people of Pinelake and beyond. In addition, it has sparked a culture where his favorite self-description, “I’m just one beggar telling another beggar where I found bread,” has resulted in the church growing exponentially in the last 10 years. Since Chip's arrival, the church has grown from 700 to more than 9000 attendees each week and has expanded to five campuses with extensive ministries that are impacting Mississippi and the world. Chip holds a PhD in New Testament studies and is the co-creator of the L3 Journal. He and his wife, Christy, have three children: Rachel, McKenzie and Regan.