Podcast appearances and mentions of geoff surratt

Geoff has been in ministry for 40+ years as a lead pastor and executive pastor. He was one of the early pioneers of the multisite church movement, overseeing the campus expansion of Seacoast Church and Saddleback Church. He also served as the Managing Director of Exponential and has authored or co-authored four books. For the past 15 years Geoff has coached leaders across the U.S. and Europe (including Anthony!) on multiplication, strategy and structure.   We discussed: What does ‘success' in ministry really look like? How do we keep the main thing the main thing? What devotional practices can practically help us to stay the course?   What guardrails and what do we need to pay attention to that might prevent us from failing and spoiling our leadership legacy as too many ‘high profile' men are doing so often currently? How do we deal with ‘haters' whether outside or inside the church? How to make the most of the church by getting women in leadership not on the sidelines. How to check and discern if YOU have ‘a call' to Christian leadership.   Go further/ connect: Geoff Surratt - https://www.ministrytogether.com/about-us/ Learning Community - Partnering for purpose https://www.partneringforpurpose.online LAUNCH - https://www.launchcatalyst.org

Pastor Geoff Surratt, Greg's younger brother, shouldered a great deal of responsibilities during his 20 years as a Seacoast pastor.  Part of this season included leading a very young and inexperienced pastor, Joey, who hosts and produces that podcast.  Joey reflects on various lessons he's learned from Geoff and how he's still a bit intimidated by him.   They both share stories of working through some challenges and Joey also talks to Geoff about working with his big brother, gets the scoop on Geoff's contributions on innovating the multisite approach to church-planting, and what transpired for him to venture away from Seacoast into different ministry opportunities. At the top of the episode, Lynne, Amy, Jack and Joey reflect on the podcast, including some memorable moments, favorite episodes, and the dynamics of podcasting together.On this EpisodeGeoff Surratt / Instagram / Podcast / E-mail Newsletter Joey Svendsen / InstagramAmy Worley / Instagram Lynne Stroy / Instagram Jack Hoey III / Instagram  Executive Producer: Josh SurrattProducer/Editor: Joey SvendsenSound Engineer/Editor: JT PriceSound Engineer: Katelyn VandiverMusic, including theme song: Joel T. Hamilton Music  Since the beginning of 2024, this podcast releases fully-produced, video versions of each episode. You can find these on our YouTube Channel.

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One of the first questions Jesus asked when he began his ministry, “What do you want?” How would you answer that question? What do you truly want in life? How we answer this question determines the course of our time on earth. 

Make sure you check out more of the video messages on Youtube at the channel right here: Elevationcc10    Thriving in Babylon: Lessons from the life of Daniel   Three questions: What does it look like to live a godly life in a godless world? How do we stand firm and love well? Is our God bigger than our Babylon? Then the other administrators and high officers began searching for some fault in the way Daniel was handling government affairs, but they couldn't find anything to criticize or condemn. He was faithful, always responsible, and completely trustworthy. So they concluded, “Our only chance of finding grounds for accusing Daniel will be in connection with the rules of his religion.”  Daniel 6:4-5 NLT “But when Daniel learned that the law had been signed, he went home and knelt down as usual in his upstairs room, with its windows open toward Jerusalem. He prayed three times a day, just as he had always done, giving thanks to his God.”  Daniel 6:10 NLT   What Daniel didn't do             Challenge the authorities             Rally the troops             Attack his detractors “But when Daniel learned that the law had been signed, he went home and knelt down as usual in his upstairs room, with its windows open toward Jerusalem. He prayed three times a day, just as he had always done, giving thanks to his God.”  Daniel 6:10 NLT What Daniel did             Knelt down             Windows open             Towards Jerusalem              As he had always done  

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Next Of Kin: Parenting - Geoff Surratt - 16.10.2022

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In this conversation with Sherry Surratt, we discuss leadership, women in leadership, mentoring, balance in life, Equality vs. Equity, and the impact that One Hope is having sharing God's Word with children from all over the world.To find out more about One Hope: https://onehope.netFree Youth Ministry Resources from One Hope:https://feed.bibleHere's a link for more information about Sherry and Geoff Surratt's ministry:https://www.ministrytogether.com/about-us/Here's Sherry's Amazon Author Page:https://www.amazon.com/Sherry-Surratt/e/B00BUZ5J8C/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1If you'd prefer to listen to watch this podcast on YouTube, you can go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My7VwddBuiUIf you like this Podcast, please like it, subscribe, and share it with as many people as you can. If you’d like to contact me, you can reach me at arron@arronchambers.com. My website is www.arronchambers.com. If you’d like to check out the church where I serve or watch one of my messages, go to: www.journeychristian.org/media. My Instagram @arronchambersTwitter @ArronChambersMy Official Facebook Page: @ArronChambersOfficial

In today’s conversation, our Founder and CEO, William Vanderblomen talks with Geoff Surratt who has previously held positions at Seacoast church,  Saddleback Church, and Exponential, and Greg Ligon, who has been with Leadership Network since 1997, about their experience as pioneers in the multisite church movement. With an understanding of how church models are changing post-pandemic, Geoff and Greg offer advice for church growth and adaptation for ministry leaders, you find this conversation informative and insightful.

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Today on the Clarity podcast, we so excited to bring you another amazing guest as we pursue momentum in our messages. this episode, we're joined by Geoff Surratt. Geoff has been in ministry for 35 years as a family pastor, executive pastor, and senior pastor. He was one of the early pioneers of the multisite church movement, overseeing the campus expansion of Seacoast Church and Saddleback Church. He also served as the Managing Director of Exponential and has authored or co-authored four books including The Multisite Church Revolution and Together. For the past ten years, Geoff has coached leaders across the U.S. and Europe on multiplication, strategy, and structure. Listen in as Geoff and Craig discuss personal leadership development, the thoughtfulness that goes into your preparation and craft, along with valuing your audience in the moment. You won't want to miss their conversation!

Today on the Clarity podcast, we so excited to bring you another amazing guest as we pursue momentum in our messages. this episode, we're joined by Geoff Surratt. Geoff has been in ministry for 35 years as a family pastor, executive pastor, and senior pastor. He was one of the early pioneers of the multisite church movement, overseeing the campus expansion of Seacoast Church and Saddleback Church. Listen in as Geoff and Craig discuss personal leadership development, the thoughtfulness that goes into your preparation and craft, along with valuing your audience in the moment. You won't want to miss their conversation!

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Guest speaker Geoff Surratt describes miracles as something so extraordinary that they can only be attributed to God. His sermon plots the attributes of miracles and what elements are the basis for them occurring, using the example of a man trying to save his son's life by seeking Jesus' help and pointing to how miracles always bring glory to God.

“And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. And angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified.” Luke 2:8-9 We are kicking off part three of our teaching series, Christmas at Journey, with guest speaker Geoff Surratt. This series is about finding peace and a calling in the middle of the craziness of the holiday season! This message takes a closer look at characters that often get overlooked—the shepherds. If you look through the Bible, especially the context of the Old Testament, you will see that shepherds play a key role in the beginning to the end of the Bible. Adam and Eve's son Abel was the first shepherd. Moses, the man who delivered the children of Israel out of bondage in Egypt. King David, the second king of Israel, and before he became king, his role was a shepherd. Often, Jesus refers to himself as the “Good Shepherd.” Why should we pay attention to what a shepherd does? Because they are always there for their sheep. They don't run away or abandoned their sheep. Shepherds know their sheep, they lead their sheep, they provide for their sheep, and they protect their sheep. Have you had someone in your life who has filled the role of shepherd? Someone who has been there for you, cared for you and walked with you. Key Verses: Luke 2:8-15, John 10:14, John 10:2-4, John 10:10-11, Psalms 23:1-3, Isaiah 40:11, John 10:7-9, Psalms 23:4

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Bus ministry, cassette tape messages, door-to-door evangelism... all ministry strategies have a lifespan. Is multisite nearing its end? Recently, some high profile multisite churches made the decision to un-multisite. For a variety of reasons, their ministry strategy has shifted from “one church in many locations” to “multiple independent churches,” some even boldly downsizing to one location. Do these public shifts in strategy signal the beginning of the end for the multisite era? In this episode, Tony sits down with Geoff Surratt, pastor and author of The Multisite Revolution, for a conversation on the future of multisite church, and whether or not it's still an effective strategy in today's culture. For the full episode transcript, links mentioned during the show, and to download the Leader Conversation Guide, visit this episode's Show Notes at theunstuckgroup.com/episode108. Join the Live Conversation on Social Media If you're listening on Wednesday, when the episode first releases, join the live conversation The Unstuck Group's team will be having on social media about this week's topic. We use hashtag #unstuckchurch on Twitter. Or you can join in on Facebook. Ask your questions and add your comments about the topic. If you're catching this episode later, you can still join in! Just tag us @unstuckgroup or use #unstuckchurch, and include [episode108] in your post for reference.

Geoff Surratt is our guest pastor this weekend, speaking on "being a lifesaver." He helps us to remember that no one is beyond saving when we operate under Christ's power. He asks us to look at how we can be a lifesaver to those who come across our paths. Join us for his tips.

Guest speaker Geoff Surratt shares on how an earth-shaking move of God happens – a clear call, a catalysing crisis, and then divine breakthrough. Initially looking at the book of Acts and his experience at Seacoast Church in America, Geoff goes on to talk about King's being on the edge of a move of God and what that means for each of us. Geoff has served on the leadership teams at Seacoast Church and Saddleback Church, and as Managing Director of Exponential. He is the author of several books, including 'Together: A Guide for Couples in Ministry' written with his wife Sherry. Along with writing, Geoff coaches churches and leaders around the U.S. and in Europe. Geoff lives in Denver, Colorado. Twitter: @geoffsurratt

Geoff Surratt closes out the Prayer Works series, with a great message on the principle of miracles.

Geoff Surratt closes out the Prayer Works series, with a great message on the principle of miracles.

Geoff Surratt closes out the Prayer Works series, with a great message on the principle of miracles.

Whether you're full-time, part-time, bi-vocational, paid, or volunteer, ministry and service in God's kingdom is a high calling. However, it often comes with its own set of challenges and learning curves. Thrown into the mix doing ministry together with your spouse and you can have some very sticky situations. Geoff Surratt talks to us today about the ups and downs of serving and doing ministry together with your spouse. He talks about his near divorce and what he did to save his marriage and move forward in ministry and life. This episode is packed full of practical tips, advice, and actions steps for you to take. Even if you're a single parent, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Check out the shownotes at dadhackers.us/020

What pastor has a former life in stand-up comedy, challenges the status quo on women in leadership, and shares about some serious zipper snafoos he's run into while preaching? This guy.On this episode with pastor Craig Flack you will definitely find a good bit of circus shenanigans and a great deal of thought regarding women leading in the church context. Which is a perfect combo when it comes to The Big Top.During the show Lori, Amy, and Craig reference an article titled, "Why Women Can't Lead In Your Church" by Geoff Surratt. Using this article as a springboard, they hit Craig's personal experiences, some theology, and some fantastic challenges Craig has to male pastors. Not to mention the importance of Craig's pinewood derby trophies that he is supremely proud of. We've got all kinds of important things you are not going to want to miss! Enjoy the show!

Geoff Surratt continues our series, Promises, by getting right to the point about our everyday struggle with worry and stress. It seems God knows that we worry, but the good news is that he has a solution and that solution is all about our focus.

Geoff Surratt continues our series, Promises, by getting right to the point about our everyday struggle with worry and stress. It seems God knows that we worry, but the good news is that he has a solution and that solution is all about our focus.

Geoff Surratt continues our series, Promises, by getting right to the point about our everyday struggle with worry and stress. It seems God knows that we worry, but the good news is that he has a solution and that solution is all about our focus.

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In this episode, Geoff Surratt (formerly Director of Church Planting under Rick Warren at Saddleback Church and Managing Director of Church Plant) looks at how to build church planting teams and shares the 10 ingredients of a successful church plant.

Greg and Geoff Surratt are church planters who have been involved in leading and planting many churches in the United States and beyond, including Seacoast Church in South Carolina. They were recently in the UK leading a training day on multisite church, and in this episode of the podcast Tom O'Toole shares a few of the key one-liners that he took away from the event.

Sometimes the best conversations cover a range of topics, and that’s exactly what happens as Carey Nieuwhof sits down backstage with Geoff Surratt and Brad Lomenick to talk about the future of the...Read the whole entry... »

Church Multi-site pioneer and former Pastor of Seacoast and Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church, Geoff Surratt, joins the discussion along with Jeff Bettger, former Tooth and Nail punk rocker and pastor at Mars Hill church. Jeff talks from the context of his experiences working with Pastor Mark Driscoll and what caused the demise of Mars Hill Church as we all discuss the good and bad of Mega-Church culture. http://geoffsurratt.com/ artistreformation.com drybnz.com

Why are millennials leaving the church? Pastor Geoff Surratt has a bad-ass perspective you don’t want to miss.   Survey for Geoff: Click here to participate.   Sponsors:   Get your free trial of Blue Apron today at: BlueApron.com/badchristian Silverstein: silversteinmusic.com

In this Exponential 2012 podcast, Geoff Surratt discusses developing multi-site leaders. Based on his experience leading the multisite ministries of Seacoast Church and Saddleback Church, as well as connecting with multisite churches around the country, Geoff Surratt will share his Top 10 list of practical ways to develop campus pastor and ministry leaders for campuses.

In this Exponential 2011 podcast, join Geoff Surratt, Jon Ferguson, Dave Browning, and Mark Jobe for a Panel Discussion around their top 10 learnings.

Geoff Surratt. The dirty little secret of leadership development classes is that they don't work; classes produce students, not leaders. This workshop looks at the 10 things Jesus did that will develop leaders, and will help you apply them to your context. (Hint: Jesus never taught a seminary class, never had a sign-up sheet and never provided coffee and donuts.)