Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica bealer

Today's Modern Church Leader guest, Jessica Bealer, shares insights from her 22 years of experience in ministry. From helping start Elevation Church to speaking at conferences to creating a children's ministry that helps kids AND parents... she walks us through her journey of honing in on the art of ministry for the next generation.Watch the full epsiode on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/mHIrvjfSW8Q--SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more resources on how to lead and grow your church.For more information on Modern Church Leader, visit www.modernchurchleader.com--Follow Jessica Bealer on Instagram - @jessicabealerFollow Jessica Bealer on Twitter @jessicabealerFor more on Jessica Bealer, visit www.generis.com/team/jessica-bealer/--Tithely 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 tithely.com

Welcome to the latest episode of The Ryan Frank Podcast!In this episode, Ryan interviews Jessica Bealer from Generisis about the ever-changing landscape of volunteers in the church. Jessica reveals how to recruit, retain and care for today's volunteers. They discuss how to create a culture of appreciation that will lead to increased engagement and greater satisfaction for both volunteers and the church. Jessica also shares her insights on how to create an effective volunteer pipeline and how to build relationships that will encourage volunteers to continue to serve. Don't miss this inspiring conversation. Tune in now!Welcome to the Ryan Frank podcastRyan is a family man, first and foremost, but he's also a pastor, publisher, and serial entrepreneur. This podcast will help you think, work, and create like never before.You can subscribe for more productivity, and life hacks to help you stay on the leading edge.

Jessica Bealer (Director of Family Ministry Services at Generis) and Kellen Moore (Next Gen Pastor at Our City Church) talk with Carey Nieuwhof and David Kinnaman about trends emerging in children's ministry. They discuss how this younger generation is experiencing mental health, seeking digital discipleship and navigating the transitions between digital and in-person church gatherings.    --   For more resources for parents or children's ministry leaders, check out Barna.com/Access.

Today we sit down with Jessica Bealer. Remember to get your special bonus at Peak Energy Nutrition: Use code "podcast" for 10% off your entire order. Jess has been leading children's ministry for 20 years. Six of which were spent overseeing standards, systems, staffing and atmosphere for the children's ministry of Elevation Church. She has overseen the launch of twenty locations, and is considered a specialist in kidmin multisite. Jessica currently oversees the Family Ministry Services Division of Generis, an organization dedicated to helping churches see their mission accomplished. Jessica is a mother of four, published author and host of the Women's Leadership Workshop podcast. She is married to Frank, the CEO of Phase Family Centers and Executive Director of Leadership Development at Orange. Connect with Jess: Twitter: @jessicabealer Instagram: jessicabealer Jess' Book: Don't Quit Remember to get your special bonus at Peak Energy Nutrition: Use code "podcast" for 10% off your entire order. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes about a minute, and helps us connect with more leaders and listeners. For more info: www.peakenergynutrition.com IG: Peak Energy Nutrition IG: Greg Darley FB: Peak Energy Nutrition --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gregdarley/support

Volunteers are the lifeline of any healthy and effective ministry. How we equip and encourage them is mission-critical. In today's episode, Jessica Bealer shares a quick list of things we may not have yet considered that will set our teams up for success as we forward focus for the next season of ministry.

After exploring how the pandemic is affecting churches, this episode looks specifically at how the Coronavirus is impacting youth groups and children’s ministries. To do this, David Kinnaman and Carey Nieuwhof are joined by Frank and Jessica Bealer. Jessica has been leading children’s ministry for 19 years and Frank is the CEO of Phase Family Centers and Executive Director of Leadership Development at Orange. Together, they offer practical advice to leaders ministering to younger generations in this summer of disruption. They also discuss ChurchPulse Weekly data specific to this topic.

Unprecedented. That's the buzz word of the year. 2020 has brought unexpected twists and turns to our nation, our families and our ministries. Twenty-year family ministry veteran, Jessica Bealer, will be joining us on our April 16th call to discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on our ministries, particularly how we serve kids, students and parents. She'll be discussing best practices in relation to content creation and delivery as well as what's next for our churches when this season comes to an end. We hope you'll choose to participate as we strive to keep families connected during this unusual season.Jessica Bealer has been leading children’s ministry for 19 years. Six of which were spent overseeing standards, systems, staffing and atmosphere for the children’s ministry of Elevation Church. She has overseen the launch of twenty locations, and is considered a specialist in kidmin multisite. Jessica currently oversees the Family Ministry Services Division of Generis, an organization dedicated to helping churches see their mission accomplished. Jessica is a mother of four, published author and host of the Women’s Leadership Workshop podcast. She is married to Frank, the CEO of Phase Family Centers and Executive Director of Leadership Development at Orange.

This week, What’s Next series host Dave Travis sits down with Jessica Bealer, Director of Family Ministry Services for Generis’ Effective Ministry Division. Jessica Bealer has been leading children's ministry for almost 20 years. The last five years have been spent overseeing standards, systems, staffing and atmosphere for the children's ministry of Elevation Church. She has overseen the launch of nearly twenty locations, and is considered a specialist in kidmin multisite. Jessica is a mother of four, published author, and host of the Women's Leadership Workshop podcast. In this episode, Jessica shares what’s on the horizon for Family Ministry.

Join Tom Bump and his guest Jessica Bealer as they discuss why every Children's ministry needs to develop a Coaching structure vs a training culture.  For many leaders in Children’s ministry the thought of building a coaching structure seems like the impossible dream. Or that establishing people to coach their ministry could feel unnecessary My guest today shared some amazing information at Orange Conference along with her husband Frank. Jessica Bealer welcome back to the KMC!   Tell our listeners about what you’ve been up to lately and your work with Generis.   Ok, so I was in this breakout and was so struck by the importance of changing our thinking about what it means to have a coaching structure:  I heard it said in a different breakout but it fit with what you and Frank were going to share: We recruit all year long and most of us only do 1 or 2 trainings a year, so what does that mean for those we recruit in between?  I started to wonder if this isn’t why we have leaders who quit so quickly, because they just haven't been equipped well enough from start to finish.   Q1-What did you mean by we develop an effective coaching structure? *teaching them how and why we do what we do? Coaching is on going- individual who is assigned and focused to develop leaders. Coaches are to serve the leaders.   Q2-So most of us have a training mentality why do you believe a Coaching mentality/structure is the way to go? Training events doesn’t connect with all your team, and coaching reaches all the team. Its personal. How can we put individuals in place that are “experts” to better lead the team? So the training happens every week. Create an onboarding coaching Create an existing volunteer coaching.   Q3- So how does one go about setting up a Coaching Structure? What are the initial steps? You need to realize that you are pulling some of your Leaders away from the small group room. And ask them to step into a higher leader.  (they need to be your best) Don’t duplicate 2nd best. - They need to be good, but they need to be able to lead adults.      *The goal is to take them off the roster and into a coach- (Huge hurdle)-      * Help them realize what there Job is and what it isn’t.      *Don’t let them do both.      B.- Cast the vision to these new Coaches and what this model looks like.          *Establish leadership and then coaches- Q5- You gave a caution when it comes to the huddles a lot of us do pre-service: and shared that we often undermine the coaching strategy we focus on logistics: what else should we be aware of? *You can define wins here.   Q6- So how would a small church leader implement this coaching model? What would be the most important steps to take? You still need someone to help you. - There will be a time where you can’t do it all anymore. When you get to 10 or more volunteers, you need a coach.- Looking for 2, a Coordinator and a Coach 70% rule- If they can do it of what I can do, hand it over. You are not looking for you, you want them to start with 70% of what you can do they won’t stay there for long they will go better. You have to replace you.   We have to inspect what we expect! When you hand something off. - go into your calendar and set up a recurring followup with them.   How can leaders learn more about this model? You have a coaching program opening up soon tell us about. If you'd like to see the presentation notes from Orange conference Generis.com/orange-jess-Bealer-coaching  

In today's episode of the Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, William Vanderbloemen talks with Gina McClain and Jessica Bealer, authors of "Don't Quit: The Best Things In Ministry Come Over Time," about how to have practical hope through difficult times in ministry. Tweet your takeaways using the hashtag #Vandercast, and join our Facebook group for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and giveaways. www.facebook.com/groups/vandercast/ Want to learn more about our Lead Pastor and Executive Pastor Coaching Networks? Visit https://www.vanderbloemen.com/coaching for more information.

Jessica Bealer and Gina McClain have both led in major ministries for over a decade. They’ve also seen a lot of leaders not make it. What’s the difference? In a super-candid discussion, Jessica...Read the whole entry... »

The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast is a podcast all about leadership, change and personal growth. The goal? To help you lead like never before—in your church or in your business.

No one ever says, “I’ve got too much time on my hands!” We all have super busy schedules – and our family/marriage ends up at the center of the busyness. So now what? We talk with Frank and Jessica about how they balance their busy schedules. Frank is the Executive Director of Leadership Development at Orange. Earlier this year he released his first book, “The Myth of Balance.” Jessica has been leading children’s ministry for 17 years and authored her latest book “Don’t Quit”. Frank and Jessica have four children. Interview with Frank and Jessica The Tension: Life, career and family can be all consuming leaving little time for couples to connect. We’ve worked hard to find a time in our schedule that’s a ‘pocket of intimacy’. We take a walk at night after dinner. It’s our time to connect about the day, and it gives us both a time when we know we can talk about the things on our mind. This has to be a time of day that works for both of you. Dinnertime just doesn’t work for us right now due to kids’ sports schedules, but we know at the end of the day we can connect on our walk. When you are connecting, it is important for each spouse to be clear about whether they want the other person to ‘fix it or feel it’. Often, men want to jump in and fix problems, but women tend to want them to just listen and feel it. Ask specifically for what you’re wanting! I (Jessica) have learned to ask specifically for Frank to give me a couple of ideas about the problem I’m facing. This helps me get his insight without him having to fix it for me. Your one simple thing for this week: Find a pocket of time to connect as a couple each day. This should be something you both enjoy! And once you find something that works, commit to it and put it on your calendar. Afton: I’m going to commit to spending 15 minutes doing something fun. If I can play Mario Cart with Hudson, we’ll get to talking. CJ: I’ve decided to spend my first 30 minutes at home each day putting my cell phone down and spending the time with Teri. Sometimes it’s making dinner or hanging out, but just connecting. Ted: We spend time connecting while we’re getting ready in the morning. We also like to connect over the show This is Us.  Thanks for joining us for the Married People Podcast! We hope today’s episode helped you realize that marriage is a little easier than you may think. We hope you’ll subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review – they help us make the podcast better. If you want more resources, check out Your Best Us and our blog at MarriedPeople.org.  You can find Jessica’s book, Don’t Quit, here, and don’t forget to check out her blog. Frank’s book, The Myth of Balance, is here. This is the last episode of 2017 for us! We’ll be back in 2018. Enjoy your Christmas!

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Gina McClain and Jessica Bealer about their new book, Don’t Quit. Ministry is hard, and this book dives into what it looks like to develop an intentional strategy that will give you practical hope in difficult times.  While the book focuses on the theme of not […] The post Episode 077: “Don’t Quit” with Gina McClain and Jessica Bealer appeared first on nickblevins.com.

Join Host Tom Bump with two amazing leaders and now authors: Gina McClain and Jessica Bealer as they share insights from their new book, Don't Quit (available at www.dontquitbook.com ) Many leaders decide on Monday they are quitting after a weekend of struggles. Learn some ways to decide not to quit and make serving a commitment for eternal impact.

In this week’s episode, I talk with Jessica Bealer. Jessica and I have a great conversation about multisite children’s ministry – what kids’ ministry looks like in a multisite context, from great principles to specific, helpful practices. Whether or not you serve in a multisite context, there are a ton of great principles and resources you can apply […] The post Episode 066: Jessica Bealer on Multisite Children’s Ministry appeared first on nickblevins.com.

Join Tom and Jessica Bealer who lead many teams and volunteers at Elevation Church, Charlotte, NC  Jessica is an amazing leader who has developed solid volunteer teams and helped launch many campuses. Her experience is wide and deep having helped small churches to leading the team at one of the fastest growing churches in America. 

Frank Bealer joins us on the Creative Sheep Podcast to talk about creating an effective small group culture. Frank is the Family Ministries Pastor of Elevation Church in North Carolina. Check him out on social media @fbealer. Frank is married to the lovely Jessica Bealer. They have 3 kids and are about to adopt a 4th.

In this episode, Caleb and Todd talk with Gina McClain about leaving Faith Promise Church, best practices for working through conflict, how she learned to trust he gut, and much more. ------------- *Guest Links* ------------- Gina on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/gina_mcclain ) Don't Quit by Jessica Bealer and Gina McClain ( https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Quit-Best-Things-Ministry/dp/1635700566/ref=sr_1_1?dpID=51gdb9XbURL&dpSrc=srch&ie=UTF8&keywords=don%26%2339%3Bt+quit+jessica+bealer&preST=_SY291_BO1%2C204%2C203%2C200_QL40_&qid=1528479704&sr=8-1 ) Don't Quit website ( https://promo.orangebooks.com/dont-quit/ ) ----------------- *Links Mentioned* ----------------- Todd on Medium ( https://medium.com/@ToddDuke ) Radical Candor by Kim Scott ( https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Candor-Kick-Ass-Without-Humanity/dp/1250103509/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8 ) Launch YOUniversity Podcast ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/launch-youniversity-professional-development-career/id1158928053?mt=2 ) Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/carey-nieuwhof-leadership-podcast-lead-like-never-before/id912753163?mt=2 ) Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast ( https://itunes.apple.com/ae/podcast/craig-groeschel-leadership-podcast/id1070649025?mt=2 ) The First 90 Days by Michael Watkins ( https://www.amazon.com/First-90-Days-Strategies-Expanded/dp/1422188612/ref=sr_1_2?dpID=51suqb0FigL&dpSrc=srch&ie=UTF8&keywords=the+first+90+days+by+michael+watkins&preST=_SY291_BO1%2C204%2C203%2C200_QL40_&qid=1528479930&s=books&sr=1-2 ) Evernote ( https://evernote.com ) ----------------- *What We Learned* ----------------- Keys to leaving well Use conflict as a growth accelerator, not a show stopper Lessons learned about conflict You cannot be radically candid unless you care deeply and challenge directly. How to learn to trust your gut Leading yourself well Love first. Inform later. Having regular intervals to get the junk out of your life (mentally, physically, and spiritually) is vital. ------------------------------------------------ *New Episode Every Tuesday and Thursday in June* ------------------------------------------------ Thank you for listening to the Learner's Corner Podcast. We hope you'll join us for next week's episode. Until next time, keep learning and keep growing.