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Pastor of Creative Church in Minneapolis Minnesota Jonathan Brozozog joins us for a timely and crucial message for parents. Check out his book "Raising Parents" at raisingparents.com. Connect with him and his ministries at https://linktr.ee/brozozogministries.
Jonathan Brozozog is the Pastor of Creative Church in Maple Grove, MN. He's also an author, husband, and dad to 8 kids! We ask Pastor Jonathan about parenting and doing family well. He's one of the most creative people we know and he shares how young leaders can unlock creativity. Lastly, we ask him about visionary leadership and casting vision. Jonathan's parenting resources: https://www.raisingparents.com Consider a major gift to the ministry of youngadultstoday: https://tithe.ly/give?c=5350133 More information: www.youngadults.today
SUBSCRIBE for more resources on how to grow your church!For more information on Phil Cooke, visit https://www.philcooke.comFor more information on Modern Church Leader, visit https://www.mclconference.comTithely provides the tools you need to engage with your church online, stay connected, increase generosity, and simplify the lives of your staff.With tools like text and email messaging, custom church apps and websites, church management software, digital giving, and so much more… it's no wonder over 37,000 churches in 50 countries trust Tithely to help run their church. Learn more at https://tithely.com
Being a new parent has its challenges, that's why it's important to learn from people who have gone before us. We are so excited to have Pastor Jonathan Brozozog on the podcast! He is a father to EIGHT children, the senior pastor at Creative Church in Minnesota and author of the books: Raising Parents, God Made me a Girl and God Made me a Boy. Join us as he shares biblical wisdom in parenting your children with the greatest Father of all time, God. https://www.jonathanbrozozog.com/ https://raisingparentsbook.square.site/ https://cellphonepermit.com/
Shawn Robinson, Founding Pastor of Clayton Community Church in Clayton, California, and Shane Sunn, Executive Director of the Aspen Grove Church Planting Network in Denver, Colorado. Recorded on Thursday, June 22, 2023, at the 43rd EPC General Assembly / Gospel Priorities Summit.
Cell phones seem like a necessity today, but most parents are aware of the dangerous gateway they can represent. Screens are not only shifting learning styles and creating a culture of emotionalism and narcissism, but they are also introducing children to a sobering array of perverse content. When should kids be allowed to have a cellphone, and what measures can you take to ensure safe usage? Join us for today's interview with Pastors Jonathan and Joanne Brozozog, lead pastors of Creative Church in Maple Grove, Minnesota, to learn more about their Cell Phone Permit course. As pastors and homeschooling parents of nine children, the Brozozogs are passionate about keeping students safe in a digital world. Learn more about their work at CellPhonePermit.com.
In this episode of Hello Church! we talk with Jonathan Malm of churchstagedesignideas.com. Church stage design is not going to be the thing that grows your church. But, it does impact the overall Sunday experience for your congregation and will affect the first impression of new visitors. During our conversation, Jonathan shares some of the most creative ideas he's seen over the years. From the simple to the complex, listeners will gain practical tips on creating effective and impactful church stage designs.
In this episode Mike Kai talks with Jonathan Brozozog , lead pastor of Church in Minnesota. They discuss what it's like building a church building in the midst of a pandemic, the creative ways they are involved in the business sector, and the unique ways they are reaching people in their community. For More on Creative Church, visit: http://www.CreativeChurch.org Are you a business owner or entrepreneur? Join the community at Inspire Collective to help grow and build each other in the business and faith community. For more information and to join Inspire Collective visit: https://www.inspirecollective.com
In this episode Mike Kai talks with @Jonathan Brozozog , lead pastor of Creative Church in Minnesota. They discuss what it's like building a church building in the midst of a pandemic, the creative ways they are involved in the business sector, and the unique ways they are reaching people in their community. For More on Creative Church, visit: http://www.CreativeChurch.org —— Stay Connected! Website: http://www.MikeKai.tv Mike Kai Instagram: https://bit.ly/IGMikeKai Mike Kai Twitter: https://bit.ly/TWMikeKai Mike Kai LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/LIMikeKai
Stacy, Dave, Nick, and Ethan discuss how creativity offers a complimentary element to worship.Intro & Outro Music - "15:00 Guiding Light" by Jonathan Ogden. (Spotify, Apple Music)
What happens when parents are not prophesying the word of God over their kids? The demonic prophecies of the world's system take root in their hearts. Two of today's primary entry points are scholastic systems and cell phones. Join Dr. Lisa Dunne for an interview with Pastors Jonathan and Joanne Brozozog of Creative Church in Maple Grove, Minnesota. As homeschool parents of eight children, the Brozozogs have stepped up to the rescue mission by opening a homeschool support academy in their church, creating a scholastic environment where faith is celebrated not just tolerated. They've also developed America's first online system for training preteens in responsible cell phone usage! As a culture, Pastor Jonathan says, parents have modeled privacy but not transparency, and this needs to shift. Just as a driving permit requires 33 hours of training before a student is placed behind the wheel, the Brozozogs believe that progressive responsibility in cell phone usage can help teens avoid some of the phone-based crises students are dealing with today, including bullying, trafficking, sexploitation, pornography, and addiction. Learn more about their powerful program at cellphonepermit.com. Parents, it's time for a public school exit! Pastors, you can be part of the rescue mission! Learn more by clicking the Start an Academy tab at CVCU.us.
Mike is the author of the book "Commercial Real Estate Investing: A Step-By-Step Guide To Finding & Funding Your First Deal" being released Q2 2021. Mike heads the commercial investing mastery program where he coaches implementers of his 7 step system across the country. This proven system helps investors transition from residential investing to commercial and structure real estate partnerships using equity partners. Mike hosts the "CREative Commercial Real Estate" Podcast and the "This Old Building" TV Show. He is also an acclaimed keynote speaker. His passions outside of work are traveling the world with his wife Lisa and children Andi and Brody, playing guitar at Creative Church, volleyball, kiteboarding, snowmobiling, boating, and writing.Show notes:www.tylercauble.com/podcast/episode033
On this episode, the guys talk with Nik Goodner, founder of CRTVCHURCH, about how to foster a healthy community for church and ministry creatives. CRTVCHURCH provides daily content, workshops, + events to challenge the creative mind, restore the creative soul, and bring church creatives together. Check out some of the things that Nik and CRTVCHURCH have going on right now: CRTVCHURCH's Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/CRTVCHURCHgroupCRTVCHURCH's Discord:https://discord.gg/neYZ8QPueGCRTVCHURCH's upcoming event: CouchFest // April 29 - 30, 2021https://bit.ly/37GyORsMy Dear Creatives on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mydearcreatives/?hl=enSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/blkbar)
Dear Church have you been limiting yourself by saying "I am not creative!" "I can never do this!". In this episode Pastor Kim D'souza teaches us a truth that will change your thinking.
As churches start to head back into their buildings, Pastor, we have the opportunity to continue to blur the lines of Phygital. We have an incredible resource available to us. Creatively, what if we embraced the idea of creative services online, even as we went physical. What if we grabbed hold of these digital resources and really thought digital first... how can physical and digital services benefit from the creativity we could do? To this end, we're bringing in Craig Dockery from Crossroads Church in Cincinnati. Arguably, one of the most creative online services right now, Craig and his team have taken a fresh look even going back to the liturgy of their Church Services as they're producing these online services. In the end, the Online Services greatly benefit from these creative elements, and now as Crossroads is going back to the building they're wrestling with the physical impact of these elements. Love the idea of experimenting, and Crossroads is a great example of a church wrestling with the idea of a Phygital Church Service. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message
BROKEN LOVE are Conversations about relationships. Join us as we explore the fruit of being in right and wrong relationships.
Listen to Elisa's groundbreaking message on frames! From the groundbreaking to pouring the foundation, God really focuses on the frame. Listen to Elisa's light unique voice talk about the detail of framing. #YourFrame
Season's are changing and Life is changing but truly, we are changing. This is a red ink moment! Listen to Elisa's Prophetic spirit breathe wisdom.
Balance something we all need in life! Powerful message from Elisa!
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Joe Cavazos is a leader on the Christian Creative scene. Joe returns to the show with more insight for aspiring freelancers looking to grow their businesses, while still being passionate about their craft. Joe gives us insight into his process which involves a distraction free zone and music. Also, we dive into a topic that overshadows many creatives today: depression and anxiety. Joe opens up a little on this topic as it is much needed content for creatives and Christians serving their churches. There were some timely words regarding our current culture and the traps many creatives have in wanting to be consuming rather than contributing. Joe believes in Actions over Consumption. "Our output should be greater than our input. We should be doing the work instead of always browsing the work of others. Put in the work."Joe Cavazos is the co-founder of SundaySocial.tv, an amazing resource for churches to grow and enhance their online and social platforms through incredible graphics. He also is the co-creator of NuSupply.co, another great resource for designers and creatives alike. CONNECT WITH JOEWebsiteInstagramFacebookSundaySocialNuSupply
Listen to Elisa's heartbeat. We're building a Royal Kingdom! With power!
With the global effects of the COVID-19 virus upon us, NOW is the the time for the Church to RESPOND! Many churches scrambling on how to do ministry with no Sunday Service! In this episode we cover a few ways to be creative and be the church during Covid-19. Shoot us a message on Facebook if you have some more Coronavirus response ideas or have questions about anything... https://www.beadisciple.com/ BeADisciple.com has provided quality online educational experiences with roots in Wesleyan theology since 2006. We offer online studies, workshops and courses on a variety of ministry, formation and leadership topics. All of our courses offer CEU credits. Our goal is to make rich learning experiences accessible to church leaders and laity, no matter their location or life situation. Check them out!
I'M TELLING THE TRUTH. I am Jesus girl! I'm free to say what's on my mind and my heart. Be free to listen to my heart. This is a "free" zone. Elisa
An excerpt from Elisa's Creator's MasterClass I'm passionate about building skill and details. Building detail muscles takes mental action and of course, passion. In this Episode I introduce my idea of details. And give you food for thought.
We want to develop and guard the kind of warm, welcoming environment at Creative Church that will magnify the message of God’s incredible grace that none of us deserve.
Listen to Elisa's new biblical lesson on working hard and the analogy of the ant.
As designers, we tend to find our identity in our work. When our work is criticized, we take it personally. If we are not included in a certain skill class, we get offended. Art and design is personal, but as Christian creatives, we shouldn't find our sole purpose and identity in design. Our talk with James Graves highlights how he discovered his identity was in things that could be taken away rather than his relationship with Jesus...which can never be dissolved. We talk with James about everything from freelance, to working at several secular design agencies, to working on a church creative team. The pros, the cons, the ups and the downs, James shares how God continues to work on designing him to be more like Christ in all that he does. James Graves goes by the handle @visiualjams and uses his talents to inspire, encourage, and uplift those around him. He also gives us some insight into elephants—be sure to listen to the whole episode to find out what that insight is!CONNECT WITH JAMES:INSTAGRAMDRIBBBLEBEHANCEWEBSITE
Silence is golden, healing and needed. Bask in silence with Elisa.
These past couple episodes of the Podcast, the Spirit of God decides to speak and I have allowed him. Listen to the Spirit of Truth Honest, whisper.
Invite The Misfits with Elisa Velasquez A Humble Message & Story Listen to this heartfelt humble message. Elisa reads the Message and shares a beautiful humble story of love and kindness. Let's spread love, kindness and forgiveness!
WWW.GOD with Elisa Velasquez -Gods Will, Way & Watch. 2020 is The Year of Clarity. And there's no greater way then to clearing the mind pallet and the heart pallet. Listen to this heartfelt conviction and powerful message. This is one of Elisa's top repetoir life messages.
Keep The Dream Alive! Listen to Elisa talk about Dreams over coffee. "I was a cheerleader in my younger school days, and because of that, cheering for others was instilled in me. I always cheer and clap for others!
"Let Us Be Clear. Let Me Be Clear." In this episode, Elisa talks and discusses several strong points to clear your vision. It's time to declutter your mind and declutter your emotions. Tuning In!
2020 is The Year that Your VISION WILL BECOME CLEAR. 20 on the right eye, 20 on the left eye. So in this episode we're going to break that down!
In this episode Elisa Velasquez talks creatively about "Inspiration" and where it's derived from. The importance of creativity and inspiration! Living your true life inspired by your strength and courage.
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Welcome To Creative Church! "GOD first and Last; God, God, God." Elisa's talking Creativity in the most original way! If you're an Artist of any kind, this podcast is for you. *Advanced Podcast
Recorded at our weekly chapel for Bethany Church staff. Executive pastor, Wayne Brown, talks about what makes a great leader.
Recorded at our August Creative Team Night. Taylor, lead filmmaker, breaks down the importance of team culture and gives 7 tips on how to build healthy team culture.
Sermon from Lifegate Outreach Centre on 01.09.19. Be blessed as you listen.Support the show (https://www.lifegatecentre.org/giving/)
Part 3 of VergeNow's first series of becoming Creative Church. Lisa Cole Smith, Artistic Director and Pastor of Convergence is joined by Community Coordinator, Dan ABH and Cultural Architect, Jay Smith to begin the discussion of "The Big Why".
Creative Church, a German Lutheran foundation, has produced another musical for mass choirs: Martin Luther King - A Dream Changes the World. In a series of flashbacks the show sketches the life of the great American civil rights leader and Nobel laureate from the perspective of his fellow activists.
How can your worship team develop in creativity and faithfulness to God? Kevin sits down with Houston-based worship pastors Jan Mitchel (Elevate People) and Justin Cellum (Highpoint) to laugh (and learn) from their team dynamics in their local churches.
“It’s not just what you say, it’s how you say it.”The 2019 Vous Conference was a refreshing time for our staff. In this episode, we reflect on the highlights of the many great things that we learned there.
Who is more excited about the launch of a new church... the launch team, or the community where the church is launching in? In this episode, Kevin and Trés sit down to talk about the importance of a launch campaign, and how church planters can launch a successful campaign in their local area.
David Fleck - Manifesto for a Creative Church by Re:Hope Glasgow
Pride and self-doubt exist not because of a lack of confidence in our competence but as a result of worshipping ourselves. Competence can lead to healthy confidence – however, thinking you’re the only one who can do what you’re confident in– leads to pride. It becomes all about you.In this episode, we explore the crossover from self-doubt to confidence and the ever-present danger of leaning into pride. Read full article.
Episode 1: Beginning Artistic Director and Pastor at Convergence, Lisa Cole Smith begins part 1 of 3 of our first series on becoming Creative Church
Far too often, we fail to realize that WE are not OUR IDEAS. Instead of seeing ourselves as humans with a creative gift, we live as if we are the creative gift who just happens to be human. We have restructured our lives to find meaning and value in what we do, rather than who we are created and called to be. In this episode, we explore the unique challenge of creative ownership.
We’re doing a national study on creativity in the local church. What does it look like? Why do we struggle with it? Do we consider ourselves creative in the first place? How can we provide environments beneficial to growth for a church team? We're diving headfirst into these questions and more in this episode of the podcast. (take the survey)
In this episode, we discuss the importance and benefits of using a creative brief as a part of your creative process. This brief serves as one element that all healthy creative processes include. If executed correctly, the brief serves as a true north — a clear target your creative team can aim for, and execute on.
Veteran Missionary Ron Maddux discusses Business as Missions and shares his own ministry stories about church planting and evangelism in challenging environments.
Let’s start episode number 310, of Secrets of Organ Playing Podcast. This question was sent by C.K. And C.K. writes: C.K. Hi Vidas, 1. My dream is to become a competent, versatile and creative church organist. V: And the obstacles toward this dream are, C.K. 2. Modulation skill; improvisation technique; setting registration. Regards, C K
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This week on the show, the final piece to my chat with Matt Leucht and Chris Tripputi from the Creative Church Company. We've been chatting about creativity in the church, graphic design, video, and more. Part one and two can be found at twelvethirtymedia.com/082 and twelvethirtymedia.com/083. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week on the show, the final piece to my chat with Matt Leucht and Chris Tripputi from the Creative Church Company. We've been chatting about creativity in the church, graphic design, video, and more. Part one and two can be found at twelvethirtymedia.com/082 and twelvethirtymedia.com/083. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week on the show I welcome back the guys from CreativeChurch.co – Matt Leucht and Chris Tripputi. Last week we talked about creativity in the church and the model that churches are moving to, to accomplish more creative work. You can check out that episode at twelvethirtymedia.com/082. The conversation continues today, check it out at twelvethirtymedia.com/083. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week on the show I welcome back the guys from CreativeChurch.co – Matt Leucht and Chris Tripputi. Last week we talked about creativity in the church and the model that churches are moving to, to accomplish more creative work. You can check out that episode at twelvethirtymedia.com/082. The conversation continues today, check it out at twelvethirtymedia.com/083. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week on the show I welcome two friends of mine – Matt Leucht and Chris Tripputi. These guys own and operate CreativeChurch.co – a ministry dedicated to helping churches with custom graphics design and media content. We have a great interview with these guys today, its coming right up! twelvethirtymedia.com/082 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
This week on the show I welcome two friends of mine – Matt Leucht and Chris Tripputi. These guys own and operate CreativeChurch.co – a ministry dedicated to helping churches with custom graphics design and media content. We have a great interview with these guys today, its coming right up! twelvethirtymedia.com/082 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
In this week's show, I welcome Phil Bowdle. Phil is the Creative Arts Pastor at West Ridge Church in Atlanta. I talked with Phil about how the church can be more creative in reaching people. We talked about digital communications, having a communications plan, how to reach millennials and more. twelvethirtymedia.com/062 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
In this week's show, I welcome Phil Bowdle. Phil is the Creative Arts Pastor at West Ridge Church in Atlanta. I talked with Phil about how the church can be more creative in reaching people. We talked about digital communications, having a communications plan, how to reach millennials and more. twelvethirtymedia.com/062 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsundayhappen/support
Audio from the 2016 Synergy Conference | Creative Resourcing & Technology track
Audio from the 2016 Synergy Conference | Creative Resourcing & Technology track
Church Brand Guide Podcast | Logo, Website, Video, and Design
We discuss creativity with Nik Goodner who has The Creative Church blog. In this episode, we discuss what creative churches are doing to reach people and why there is a need for churches to think creatively. Nik also gives some churches to follow who are doing a good job at being creative. Nik talks about what The Creative Church platform is doing in the church community to connect churches with creative ideas. Show Notes: Nik shares his story of how he came to start The Creative Church blog and what his journey has looked like to this point. Creativity bridges the gap between what is holy and what is secular. It's a tool for artists to express their love for God and share their wisdom. When a church expresses creativity in excellence it can be the greatest asset in the church. Creativity helps people feel more comfortable in a church environment so people who are not familiar with the church feel welcome. It helps them relate to the message. Nik defines creativity as having the ability to problem-solve to come up with an effective structure for your church. There is a difference between being inspired by something and ripping it off. Nik talks about how churches can be inspired and then make an idea unique to them. This has a genuine feel and is more likely to connect with your audience. If you see a good idea you like you should then try to do it better than what it was. Know why you are implementing the idea beyond it being a cool thing to try. Creativity in the church does not have to cost a lot. Churches who are successfully being creative are applying ideas in 3 ways: originally, authentically, and with quality. Churches who you should follow: Rock City Church in Ohio (@rockcitychurch on Instagram), or New Life Church in Arkansas (@nlc.creative on Instagram). Nik talks about attending Church on the Move in Tulsa and some of the creative things they are doing. If you haven't yet been sure to check out Nik's website at www.crtvchurch.com and follow The Creative Church on Instagram at @thecreativechurch
In this episode, Dave Harvey interviews his friend and fellow pastor, Pete Greasley. They discuss:Pete's very creative solution for funding an early church plant. How to create a missional culture within the church. Pete's very "boring" call to ministry, which is actually very encouraging. How to help a man who feels called, but his wife has reservations.
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