Podcasts about dhati

Dr. Dhati Lewis serves as the Vision and Multiplication Pastor of Blueprint Church as well as the Founder and President of MyBLVD, an organization focused on helping Christian leaders embrace presence, navigate division and lead with passion. Dhati is passionate about bringing contextualized resources to disciple-makers through coaching, consulting, cohort training, and church planting. He is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their children and church family. He is the author of Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.

Dr. Dhati Lewis serves as the Vision and Multiplication Pastor of Blueprint Church as well as the Founder and President of MyBLVD, an organization focused on helping Christian leaders embrace presence, navigate division and lead with passion. Dhati is passionate about bringing contextualized resources to disciple-makers through coaching, consulting, cohort training, and church planting. He is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their children and church family. He is the author of Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.

Dr. Dhati Lewis serves as the Vision and Multiplication Pastor of Blueprint Church as well as the Founder and President of MyBLVD, an organization focused on helping Christian leaders embrace presence, navigate division and lead with passion. Dhati is passionate about bringing contextualized resources to disciple-makers through coaching, consulting, cohort training, and church planting. He is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their children and church family. He is the author of Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.

Dr. Dhati Lewis serves as the Vision and Multiplication Pastor of Blueprint Church as well as the Founder and President of MyBLVD, an organization focused on helping Christian leaders embrace presence, navigate division and lead with passion. Dhati is passionate about bringing contextualized resources to disciple-makers through coaching, consulting, cohort training, and church planting. He is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their children and church family. He is the author of Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.

Dr. Dhati Lewis serves as the Vision and Multiplication Pastor of Blueprint Church as well as the Founder and President of MyBLVD, an organization focused on helping Christian leaders embrace presence, navigate division and lead with passion. Dhati is passionate about bringing contextualized resources to disciple-makers through coaching, consulting, cohort training, and church planting. He is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their children and church family. He is the author of Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.

Dr. Dhati Lewis serves as the Vision and Multiplication Pastor of Blueprint Church as well as the Founder and President of MyBLVD, an organization focused on helping Christian leaders embrace presence, navigate division and lead with passion. Dhati is passionate about bringing contextualized resources to disciple-makers through coaching, consulting, cohort training, and church planting. He is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia, with their children and church family. He is the author of Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.

Even though there's a great need for church planting in urban, majority-minority contexts, most church planters today still focus on white suburban neighborhoods. In this interview, Peyton Jones and Dhati Lewis talk about the needed shift in church planting and what it means to make disciples locally.You can connect with Dhati at:myblvd.coThanks for listening to the church planter podcast. We're here to help you go where no one else is going and do what no one else is doing to reach people, no one else is reaching.Make sure to review and subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast service to help us connect with more church planters.

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This week's episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo is an acknowledgement of the 105th anniversary of the 1917 ESL Race Riots. ——- Tim Person joins me in the KDHX studio for another in-depth discussion with a panel of descendants, of the 1917 East St. Louis Race Riot. ——— We are joined once again by former St. Louis Alderman, Terry Kennedy aka Kugiliwa and his twin brother, Dhati M. Kennedy, along with Anne Walker, as we continue our annual discussion, on the horrific events of death and destruction, that the East St. Louis African American community, suffered from murderous white mobs, in 1917. ——— Joining us for the first time, is JD Dixon, a former write-in candidate for mayor of Belleville, and organizer for the 2021 reparations rally, for descendants of the Race riots. ——— Mr. Dixon says that because of the destruction of black homes and businesses during the east side race riots generational wealth was lost and the descendants deserve reparations. ——— This is a very interesting discussion by people dedicated to making sure that the history of the 1917 East St. Louis Race Riot is acknowledged each year on July 2nd. ———  

Join Hank Thompson and guests as they discuss race riots, particularly the 1917 East Saint Louis Race Riot and how it serves as an example of how race riots often occurred to oppress minority communities throughout 18th and 19th century America. This episode's panel includes Dr. Charles Lumpkin of Penn State University, author of American Pogrom, The East Saint Louis Race Riot. The book details the events and circumstances that led up to the 1917 East Saint Louis Race Riot. Also joining is Anne Walker, a native of East Saint Louis, a former Dunham dancer, and the founder of Freedom Trails and legacy tours. Ann was also a member of the East Saint Louis Cultural Commission charged with commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ESL Race Riot. Our last two guests are Dhati M. Kennedy, founder of the Historical Truth Commission, and Terry Kennedy, former Saint Louis 18th Ward Alterman Terry Kennedy aka Kujaliwa. Dr. Charles Lumpkin   Anne Walker   Terry Kennedy aka Kujaliwa (left) and Dhati M. Kennedy (right)   Hank Thompson   Podcast Editor and Curator is Kevin Melter, with Production Support from Ryan Voelkel and Jon Valley.

For years now, Send Network churches and planters have been planting churches everywhere for everyone in the diverse place that is North America. In this episode, Noah, Dhati and Heiden talk with Félix Cabrera — regional director for Puerto Rico and director of Send Network Español — about how the gospel is moving forward through Spanish-language churches. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123 (Msg&data rates may apply), or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

For years now, Send Network churches and planters have been planting churches everywhere for everyone in the diverse place that is North America. In this episode, Noah, Dhati and Heiden talk with Félix Cabrera — regional director for Puerto Rico and director of Send Network Español — about how the gospel is moving forward through Spanish-language churches. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

In this episode, Dhati, Heiden and Noah talk about how to think missionally in the summer by looking at the gifts and resources you have in hand and deciding how to use them strategically. They also talk about how to rest with intentionality. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123 (Msg&Data rates may apply), or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

In this episode, Dhati, Heiden and Noah talk about how to think missionally in the summer by looking at the gifts and resources you have in hand and deciding how to use them strategically. They also talk about how to rest with intentionality. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

Noah, Heiden and Dhati talked with special guest Ed Stetzer — executive director of the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center — at the Send Network breakfast at the SBC annual meeting this week. In this episode, they discuss where the future of the SBC and church planting is headed, covering everything from post-pandemic life to navigating differences. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123 (Msg&Data rates may apply), or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

Noah, Heiden and Dhati talked with special guest Ed Stetzer — executive director of the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center — at the Send Network breakfast at the SBC annual meeting this week. In this episode, they discuss where the future of the SBC and church planting is headed, covering everything from post-pandemic life to navigating differences. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

When it comes to membership and church plants, it can be complicated. In this episode, Dhati, Heiden and Noah talk about when and how to handle church membership. They also talk about the three-week challenge, how COVID-19 complicated things, and how to move from a social club mindset to a family mindset. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123 (Msg&Data rates may apply), or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

When it comes to membership and church plants, it can be complicated. In this episode, Dhati, Heiden and Noah talk about when and how to handle church membership. They also talk about the three-week challenge, how COVID-19 complicated things, and how to move from a social club mindset to a family mindset. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

In this week's episode, Noah and Dhati react to a conversation from Twitter about church planting and friendships. Noah and Dhati talk about their personal experience, and how relationships and multiplication go together. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123 (Msg&data rates may apply. Terms & privacy: slkt.io/1goE.), or visit us online at SendNetwork.com. 

In this week's episode, Noah and Dhati react to a conversation from Twitter about church planting and friendships. Noah and Dhati talk about their personal experience, and how relationships and multiplication go together. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

In this episode, our guest, Troy Nesbitt joins us to debrief Dhati's episode, Why I Stay. Troy is the founding pastor of Cornerstone Church in Ames, IA and the director of the Salt Network. The Salt Network is a church planting network that focuses on reaching the next-generation in every major university center in the U.S. Check out this episode to hear Troy's story and how this timely question has impacted him, his life, and his ministry. Host: Jarryd Cole, Tracee Wassenaar Special Guest: Troy Nesbitt **Our efforts are possible and matter because of you listeners. Thank you for coming back to listen and support our podcast. If you are looking for financial and other ways to support us check out our support page. Your partnership is welcome and we would love to have you part of the team! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-ambassador/message

What does it mean for a church planter to create a bonfire rather than a light post? What's the best way to multiply small groups, and how much vacation time should a church planter take? In another shot clock style episode, Noah gives Dhati 30 seconds to answer questions on topics relevant to church planters—and topics like his favorite workout and current playlist. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123 (Msg&Data rates may apply), or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

What does it mean for a church planter to create a bonfire rather than a light post? What’s the best way to multiply small groups, and how much vacation time should a church planter take? In another shot clock style episode, Noah gives Dhati 30 seconds to answer questions on topics relevant to church planters—and topics like his favorite workout and current playlist. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

On this episode, Jarryd and Tracee sit down with Dhati Lewis lead pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, Georgia and VP of the Send Network. Dhati is a husband, father, pastor, and author and has been influential in reaching the city and equipping city leaders for the work of ministry. Dhati speaks on his life experiences, the Gospel, and answers the question why he stays in white evangelical spaces. Check out his YouTube channel "Where Life Exists" where he has a series called "Why I Stay" that will provide more background to the information and topics discussed in this episode. Hosts: Jarryd Cole, Tracee Wassenaar Special Guest: Dhati Lewis **Our efforts are possible and matter because of you listeners. Thank you for coming back to listen and support our podcast. If you are looking for financial and other ways to support us check out our support page. Your partnership is welcome and we would love to have you part of the team! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-ambassador/message

This week on We are Send Network, Dhati and Noah talk about the dynamics of planting a church in a gentrifying neighborhood. From navigating cultural preferences and unexpected changes, to making people feel welcome no matter their background, the guys talk about finding common ground and gospel effectiveness amid these tensions. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

This week on We are Send Network, Dhati and Noah talk about the dynamics of planting a church in a gentrifying neighborhood. From navigating cultural preferences and unexpected changes, to making people feel welcome no matter their background, the guys talk about finding common ground and gospel effectiveness amid these tensions. To find out more about church planting with Send Network, text “Send Network” to 888-123, or visit us online at SendNetwork.com.

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Dhati Lewis joins Kevin for a conversation about pursuing gospel racial reconciliation in our families, work places, lives, and communities. Dhati is the lead pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, GA, the Vice President of the NAMB, husband and father of seven, an author of multiple books, and a needed voice in the area of reconciliation.  Kevin and Dhati tackle why reconciliation is a gospel issue, how it affects our disciple making, and how we as believers in Christ Jesus can biblically and practically be advocates of racial reconciliation. As we listen to others' stories, reflect personally, empathize corporately, and pursue reconciliation, we can better advocate for the solution of the Gospel in our own lives and the lives around us. We hope and pray this conversation spurs you on and leads you to action in your own life. You do not want to miss this! 

For this week’s episode of the Church Planting Podcast Clint Clifton and Dhati Lewis talk about how to start a residency. If you would like to know more about Dhati Lewis or Clint Clifton you can follow the click link below. Dhati Lewis Clint Clifton

Dhati Lewis is the Lead Teaching Pastor at Blueprint Church in Atlanta, which he planted in 2010. He is also the VP of the SEND Network. In this episode, Dhati talks about the pain and joy of multiplication in church planting. Since 2010, Blueprint has started 7 new churches!

Keynon Akers and Shay Bethea sit down with Dhati Lewis, Vice President of Send Network and founder and pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, to discuss the importance of restoration and the best practices while working to restore dignity to underserved people in our communities. Read more about restoration from Dhati in his blog post Restoration through the Great Requirement.

Keynon Akers and Shay Bethea sit down with Dhati Lewis, Vice President of Send Network and founder and pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, to discuss the importance of restoration and the best practices while working to restore dignity to underserved people in our communities. Read more about restoration from Dhati in his blog post Restoration through the Great Requirement.

Dhati Lewis is the Lead Pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, Georgia and the Vice President of Send Network with the North American Mission Board. He was born and raised in California and later moved to Texas where he completed his undergraduate studies from the University of North Texas. He later earned his master’s degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and his Doctorate of Ministry in Great Commission Mobilization from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.Dhati is is most passionate about making disciples, equipping urban leaders, and loving his family. On any given day you might find Dhati changing a plan, coaching his kids in basketball, or strategizing on a whiteboard. Dhati has seven beautiful children and is married to Angie, a discerning woman who empowers and encourages him to live fully in his identity in Christ. He is the author of both the Bible Study and book, Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.Clint and Josh’s new hoodie from Costco.

This week we get in the dojo with Dhati Lewis. Dhati Lewis is the Lead Pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, Georgia and the Vice President of Send Network with the North American Mission Board. Listen in as Dhati share his passion for making disciples and equipping urban leaders.

On this week’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati explores Las Vegas with Heiden Ratner, a locally raised church planter who returned to be senior pastor of Walk Church in Las Vegas. Heiden describes the unique experience of having grown up in the neighborhood where his church is now planted and conducting Sunday worship services in the gym where he played middle school basketball. Join us as Heiden talks about the ethnic diversity of Las Vegas, their process of finding a location to worship and how they sought to be a blessing instead of a burden for the school where they worship. Show Notes: To keep up with Heiden Ratner follow him on Twitter at @HeidenRatner. Mentions: Walk Church, Las Vegas Hope Church, Las Vegas The Frequency Conference Vance Pitman, Senior Pastor at Hope Church Eric Mason, Lead Pastor of Epiphany Fellowship Matt Chandler, Lead Pastor of The Village Church North American Mission Board

On this week’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati explores Las Vegas with Heiden Ratner, a locally raised church planter who returned to be senior pastor of Walk Church in Las Vegas. Heiden describes the unique experience of having grown up in the neighborhood where his church is now planted and conducting Sunday worship services in the gym where he played middle school basketball. Join us as Heiden talks about the ethnic diversity of Las Vegas, their process of finding a location to worship and how they sought to be a blessing instead of a burden for the school where they worship. Show Notes: To keep up with Heiden Ratner follow him on Twitter at @HeidenRatner. Mentions: Walk Church, Las Vegas Hope Church, Las Vegas The Frequency Conference Vance Pitman, Senior Pastor at Hope Church Eric Mason, Lead Pastor of Epiphany Fellowship Matt Chandler, Lead Pastor of The Village Church North American Mission Board

On today’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Corwin Oglesby interviews Dhati Lewis, the Lead Pastor and church planter of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, GA. In this episode, they discuss the hard beginnings of planting Blueprint, including: his family and church-planting team’s move from Texas to Atlanta, the process of finding a building to meet in and Dhati’s vision for himself as a laborer in God’s kingdom. Show Notes Dhati is the author of “Among Wolves: Disciple-Making in the City” and “Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation”. Mentions: Blueprint Church

On today’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Corwin Oglesby interviews Dhati Lewis, the Lead Pastor and church planter of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, GA. In this episode, they discuss the hard beginnings of planting Blueprint, including: his family and church-planting team’s move from Texas to Atlanta, the process of finding a building to meet in and Dhati’s vision for himself as a laborer in God’s kingdom. Show Notes Dhati is the author of “Among Wolves: Disciple-Making in the City” and “Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation”. Mentions: Blueprint Church

On today’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati sits down with Milton Campbell to talk about his experience planting The Midtown Bridge Church in Atlantic Station, Atlanta, Ga. They discuss the specific need for the gospel in Atlanta, the excitement and challenges of reaching the community around Atlantic Station (upscale commercial and residential area) and the process of grieving with his congregation about a former pastor’s moral failure. Show Notes To keep up with Milton, follow him on Instagram @miltoncampbell. Learn more about The Midtown Bridge Church Mentions: Who’s Your One UYWI

On today’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati sits down with Milton Campbell to talk about his experience planting The Midtown Bridge Church in Atlantic Station, Atlanta, Ga. They discuss the specific need for the gospel in Atlanta, the excitement and challenges of reaching the community around Atlantic Station (upscale commercial and residential area) and the process of grieving with his congregation about a former pastor’s moral failure. Show Notes To keep up with Milton, follow him on Instagram @miltoncampbell. Learn more about The Midtown Bridge Church Mentions: Who’s Your One UYWI

On today’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati sits down with John Onwuchekwa, Lead Pastor of Cornerstone Church, to talk about his experience planting Cornerstone in the Atlanta’s West End. They discuss the necessity of teamwork in church planting, the power of prayer, the sting of grief and more. Show Notes To keep up with John Onwuchekwa, follow him on Twitter or Instagram @JawnO. John Onwuchekwa is the author of Prayer: How Praying Together Shapes the Church, which can be bought wherever books are sold. Richard Mullens, mentioned in this episode, currently serves as the Community Life Pastor at Cornerstone Church. Cornerstone Church Blueprint Church

On today’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati sits down with John Onwuchekwa, Lead Pastor of Cornerstone Church, to talk about his experience planting Cornerstone in the Atlanta’s West End. They discuss the necessity of teamwork in church planting, the power of prayer, the sting of grief and more. Show Notes To keep up with John Onwuchekwa, follow him on Twitter or Instagram @JawnO. John Onwuchekwa is the author of Prayer: How Praying Together Shapes the Church, which can be bought wherever books are sold. Richard Mullens, mentioned in this episode, currently serves as the Community Life Pastor at Cornerstone Church. Cornerstone Church Blueprint Church

On this week’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati sits down with Ryan McCammack to talk about his experience planting Gospel Hope Church in Decatur, on Atlanta’s east side. They discuss the joys and struggles of church planting as a family, the social and economic dynamics of living in an ethnically and generationally diverse community and church, their church’s robust church planting leadership pipeline and more. Show Notes Learn more about Gospel Hope Church at gospelhopechurch.com Mentions in the video: Blueprint Church Undivided: Your Church & Racial Reconciliation Pipeline Send Network

On this week’s episode of We Are Send Network: On the Front Lines with Church Planters, Dhati sits down with Ryan McCammack to talk about his experience planting Gospel Hope Church in Decatur, on Atlanta’s east side. They discuss the joys and struggles of church planting as a family, the social and economic dynamics of living in an ethnically and generationally diverse community and church, their church’s robust church planting leadership pipeline and more. Show Notes Learn more about Gospel Hope Church at gospelhopechurch.com Mentions in the video: Blueprint Church Undivided: Your Church & Racial Reconciliation Pipeline Send Network

This week Pastor Clint Clifton sits down with Dhati Lewis for a candid conversation about church planting and the Southern Baptist. Dhati recently took the lead role with the North American Mission Board as the Executive Vice President of the Send Network.Dhati is also the Lead Pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, GA. View his full bio here: https://www.blueprintchurch.org/dhati-lewisBooks by Dhati Lewis:Among Wolves: Disciple-Making in the CityAdvocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation

Eugene Redmond is a poet, professor, educator, and legendary luminarie who has told the story of East St Louis for decades. Laninya Cason served as an associate judge on the Twentieth Judicial Circuit Court in Illinois from 2003 to 2015. Dhati Kennedy's family fled the East St Louis Race War, crossing the Mississippi aboard a homemade raft. Kennedy is a percussionist, activist, and educator. His voice and beats serve as the soundtrack to Tangazo. Your host, Hank Thompson, has spent more than 35 years on the air in the St Louis region, covering sports, politics, race, and religion, discussing current events and ensuring that the area's history is shared with the next generation. Here's a look at how the conversation went: Part 1: "Race War", not "Race Riots." Get to know the guests and learn about circumstances that lead to this horrible period in our region's history. (0:00-16:00) Part 2: Phoenix rising. Out of the ashes of this race war, new communities and artists emerged. (16:15-27:30) Part 3: "Black people have been called lazy ever since we stopped working for free." To understand the Race War, you've got to understand how and why African-Americans migrated north in the decades following the Civil War. (27:45-36:00) Part 4: More than talk, "I just want some  action." 100 years after these riots and 150 years after the end of slavery, these scars still shape our society - what's next? (36:00-47:00) Helpful tip: According to Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, "A kwansaba is seven lines of seven words, with each word containing not more than seven letters." Andy Heaslet is the show's engineer.        

What does discipleship look like in an urban context? What motivated one pastor to move to the city of Atlanta and plant a multi-cultural congregation? Dhati Lewis joins the podcast to discuss this. Dhati is the lead pastor at Blueprint Church, Director of BLVD with the North American Mission Board, and author of Among Wolves:…

What does discipleship look like in an urban context? What motivated one pastor to move to the city of Atlanta and plant a multi-cultural congregation? Dhati Lewis joins the podcast to discuss this. Dhati is the lead pastor at Blueprint Church, Director of BLVD with the North American Mission Board, and author of Among Wolves:…