Podcast appearances and mentions of John K Jenkins

In this episode, Dr. Willie Jolley interviews pastor of the First Baptist Church of Glenarden in Glenarden, MD and author, Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. Pastor Jenkins shares 7 essential ideas for growing yourself, your family, your organization and your finances through his book, 'Grace to Grow: Creating a Healthy Church in Unhealthy Times.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Get to know the new president of Converge, Pastor John K. Jenkins, Sr. Learn about his call to ministry at a young age and how God has prepared him for such a time as this in leading the Converge movement.00:25 Meet the president of Converge3:50 The call to leadership from a young age5:50 Brief History of Converge7:44 Why join Converge?10:07 Plans for the future13:09 "God did not create us to work in isolation." - John K. Jenkins Sr.14:49 Family plays a vital role in leadership development- especially with six kids.17:38 What's your life scripture?20:57 How can we support each other?24:05 President John K. Jenkins Sr. closes in prayer.

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James Tate's bio in his own words,  "James Tate's personal journey to lose and keep off weight resulted in him establishing Beyond W8 Loss Total Wellness Center LLC, a Christ-led Holistic wellness center focused on “Total Fat Loss” (Mental, Spiritual, Emotional, Physical) and improving overall health, http://beyondw8loss.com/. He uses his experience as a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Nutrition Therapist, Clinical Weight Loss Practitioner, and Sports & Exercise Nutritional Advisor to help people reach their wellness goals. Tate has also been certified as a health minister through Wesley Seminary and a congregational wellness advocate through Living Compass. Growing up in Washington, D.C., Tate was always a big child, a big teenager and a big adult. Tate's lowest high school weight was 275 pounds. In 2010, he weighed 415 pounds which forced him to begin his wellness journey. By January 2011, he had shed 200+ pounds naturally, without any surgery, shots, pills or fad diets. Tate founded Wellthy Entertainment, a media company whose aim is to create content that helps children & their families to become Rich in Love, Rich in Health, Rich in Knowledge and most importantly, Rich in Christ. His award-winning children's book titled, The Kool Kids & The Land Of The Giants motivates, educates, and inspires children and their families to defeat the “giants” that have invaded their life/land. Giants such as Obesity, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Depression, etc. Tate received his training from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, where he was trained in more than 100 dietary theories and studied a variety of practical lifestyle coaching methods, and The Health Sciences Academy where he earned certifications in Nutrition Therapy, as a Sports & Exercise Nutritional Advisor, and as a Clinical Weight Loss Practitioner. Drawing on this knowledge, Tate is able to help people create a completely personalized “roadmap to health” that suits their unique body, lifestyle, preferences and goals. James Tate is a dynamic public speaker and teacher. He helps church leaders across the country create wellness programs for their members and the communities that they serve. Tate is the Director of the B.O.D.Y by Christ Ministry at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden where John K. Jenkins Sr. is the Pastor. The ministry aims to educate people about Biblical nutrition and whole body wellness. He also facilitates focus studies like “What Would Jesus Eat”, “What Does The Bible Say About Healthy Living” and “The Ultimate Guide To Men's And Women's Health.” Tate is a devoted husband and father of 3 children. "

Brother Tate shared some of his story, "as an overweight child, being overweight in college, then being impacted by an injury in 2007 that caused him to be immobile which contributed to him having a significant weight increase...He shared that he re-dedicated his life to Christ in 2010...after he rededicated his life to Jesus Christ in 2010 he expressed, God, revealed to him that it wasn't the food he couldn't live without it was God he couldn't live without. Additionally, he stated, I learned that I needed to lean on Jesus & not food so in January 2010 he stated that he weighed 415 pounds and by January 2011 he weighed 205 pounds which he expressed was naturally accomplished without any surgery, pills, shakes, or fads..."The Full Episode is scheduled to be released Friday, January 29, 2021 James Tate's bio in his own words,  "James Tate's personal journey to lose and keep off weight resulted in him establishing Beyond W8 Loss Total Wellness Center LLC, a Christ-led Holistic wellness center focused on “Total Fat Loss” (Mental, Spiritual, Emotional, Physical) and improving overall health, http://beyondw8loss.com/. He uses his experience as a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Nutrition Therapist, Clinical Weight Loss Practitioner, and Sports & Exercise Nutritional Advisor to help people reach their wellness goals. Tate has also been certified as a health minister through Wesley Seminary and a congregational wellness advocate through Living Compass. Growing up in Washington, D.C., Tate was always a big child, a big teenager and a big adult. Tate's lowest high school weight was 275 pounds. In 2010, he weighed 415 pounds which forced him to begin his wellness journey. By January 2011, he had shed 200+ pounds naturally, without any surgery, shots, pills or fad diets. Tate founded Wellthy Entertainment, a media company whose aim is to create content that helps children & their families to become Rich in Love, Rich in Health, Rich in Knowledge and most importantly, Rich in Christ. His award-winning children's book titled, The Kool Kids & The Land Of The Giants motivates, educates, and inspires children and their families to defeat the “giants” that have invaded their life/land. Giants such as Obesity, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Depression, etc. Tate received his training from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, where he was trained in more than 100 dietary theories and studied a variety of practical lifestyle coaching methods, and The Health Sciences Academy where he earned certifications in Nutrition Therapy, as a Sports & Exercise Nutritional Advisor, and as a Clinical Weight Loss Practitioner. Drawing on this knowledge, Tate is able to help people create a completely personalized “roadmap to health” that suits their unique body, lifestyle, preferences and goals. James Tate is a dynamic public speaker and teacher. He helps church leaders across the country create wellness programs for their members and the communities that they serve. Tate is the Director of the B.O.D.Y by Christ Ministry at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden where John K. Jenkins Sr. is the Pastor. The ministry aims to educate people about Biblical nutrition and whole body wellness. He also facilitates focus studies like “What Would Jesus Eat”, “What Does The Bible Say About Healthy Living” and “The Ultimate Guide To Men's And Women's Health.” Tate is a devoted husband and father of 3 children. "

In this week's episode, Dave speaks with John Jenkins of First Baptist Church Glenarden. John and Dave talk about his childhood and how he has been a part of the Glenarden community since he was 10 years old (~2:00). Dave asks John about his high school years and John explains how he became a licensed minister at 15. John talks about his life, being a self-learner, and the joy he is experiencing pursuing a master's program at the age of 61 (~5:30). John explains some of the changes that have happened at Glenarden since he started as pastor there 31 years ago as well as his approach to change (~9:20). John discusses his love of flying and how training for his pilot's license reiterated the importance of coaching and mentorship, which he carries through his work today (~17:00). Dave asks John his advice for young pastors, what he is excited for in the future (~24:00), and what God is teaching him during this season (~25:00). John shares about his passion for mentoring and coaching and how you can join in (~27:00). Finally, John and Dave talk about his advice to pastors and churches on how to start to unify the Church of Jesus Christ in regard to the race issues in our country (~27:30). To learn more and to connect with John visit https://johnkjenkins.com/Find out more about Dave Travis at generis.com/dave-travis and subscribe to the newsletter at churchleaderinsider.substack.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit greatthingsgodhasdone.substack.com

In this new episode Rick interviews John K. Jenkins, senior pastor of First Baptist Church Glenarden, MD. John is a prominent leader in the black church and a powerful voice on issues of race and culture. He shares stories and insights to help us understand the steps needed for real change in America.

Rather than teaching a lesson, Pastor Jenkins takes time to answer questions from the previous Bible study. Support the show (http://www.fbcglenarden.org/give)

As the Novel Coronavirus spreads throughout the U.S. and the globe, we're operating in a new normal. Church services are canceled and pastors and churches must find a new way to reach people. Ed Stetzer talks with Pastors Aaron Campbell and John K. Jenkins about the work they're doing to care for those in their church and reach new people in need.

A blueprint for how to do and be your authentic self in the midst of doubters and naysayers. Overcoming self-doubt, health challenges, and the blessing of accountability for support. A lesson in humility and the power greater than yourself that says you were perfect as created and you matter- above all else. He wants you to know that you are loved, gifted, created, and empowered by the greatest power of all.

Starting is one thing, but sticking through the process and hardship to reach the end is a whole other level. ㅤ ... ㅤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Steven Furtick, John K. Jenkins Sr, Les Brown, Jocko Willink, Troy Wynn, Sr. Footage by: Filmpac, Never Back Down, Filmsupply, Evolve Studios, BLURRED Pictures, Wissame Cherfi, Oliver Lau, Rahma Al Barwani, Corazon Filmes, Mark Lecky Music: Really Slow Motion and Giant Apes - Tomorrow Never Comes ㅤ ... ㅤ It used to impress me when somebody had the faith to start something. Now what impresses me is somebody who has the fortitude to finish it. At some point in your life drama gonna come and meet you in your face, mess with you, and try to get you to quit doing what you're doing. There's times in your life when things are gonna happen, that you've got to begin to put your dream on hold. It's called life. Things aren't always gonna work out, and things aren't always gonna go your way. You actually have to make them go your way, you have to make them work out. You have to suck it up and handle it. That's what they call being a risk taker, walking by faith and not by sight. Stuff happens to you. And just when it seems impossible to hold on, that's the time to hold on. You will fail your way to success. You will fail your way to success. It doesn't matter how many times you fail, it's doesn't matter how many times people tell you that you can't do it, it doesn't matter if you don't have a dime in the bank. You will fail your way to success. Fall down, get back up again, fall down, get back up again, fall down, get back up again. That's how you win. Don't you quit. I don't care how many times you fall, get yourself up, dust yourself off, and try it again. You got to man up. Sometimes you gotta say it with your chest. I ain't gonna quit, I ain't gonna give up, I'm the head and not the tail, I will be successful, I have an extraordinary mind, I have an amazing determination, and in the end, I'm gonna have the victory. See when you make a commitment, I'm gonna become wealthy, when you make it important, when you decide, I'm gonna do it no matter what, life changes for you. See most people don't keep their commitments to their commitments. That's why they lead lives of poverty, lives of misery, lives of unhappiness. So part of what you must do, whatever commitment that you make, keep your commitment to your commitment. Not matter what. If it's hard, then do it hard. But keep your commitment to your commitment. Make no your vitamin. Get excited about the no, why? Because every time someone says no, that brings you another step to a yes. You're getting closer. Trust me, you will win if you don't quit.

Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. has been preaching the Good News since he was licensed as a minister at 15 years old. From an early age, he developed a love for the Lord and felt a call to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. His pastoral journey began in February 1987 when he was called to serve as the senior pastor at Union Bethel Church in King George, Va. Nearly three years of pastoring at Union Bethel proved to be the training ground for his upcoming assignment. In October of 1988, Pastor Jenkins learned of the passing of his pastor and mentor, Dr. John W. Johnson, from his home church at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden. 

Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. has been preaching the Good News since he was licensed as a minister at 15 years old. From an early age, he developed a love for the Lord and felt a call to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. His pastoral journey began in February 1987 when he was called to serve as the senior pastor at Union Bethel Church in King George, Va. Nearly three years of pastoring at Union Bethel proved to be the training ground for his upcoming assignment. In October of 1988, Pastor Jenkins learned of the passing of his pastor and mentor, Dr. John W. Johnson, from his home church at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden. 

Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. Knowing God's Will For Your Life Part 1

On this episode we sit down with our good friend Robyn to talk about how hurtful experiences in the church can define your relationship with God. We discuss Trump, infidelity, and a baby. Scripture references: Hebrews 10: 24-25 Matthew 5: 38-39 John 17:21 Romans 3:23 Ephesians 6:7 Mentions: Pastor: Pastor John K. Jenkins (name of the pastor that Ken could not remember) Connect with us! Email: details@godandlemonade.com instagram: @godandlemonade Facebook: God and Lemonade Twitter: @godandlemonade