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Evangelism is a powerful tool that we as believers are all called to pursue. But does it always have to look the same way? Leading our reconstruction is the creator of Humans of Adventism and How The Church Works co-host, Kaleb Eisele, and TikTok's The Chai Guy, Kevin Wilson.

In this episode Benjamin sits down for a powerful conversation with Kaleb Eisele about Mastering the Art of Active Listening. Kaleb is the founder and editor of Humans of Adventism, he is a journalist who focuses on life stories, a podcast producer, and a creative collaborator, who has personally facilitated over 500 conversations, all of which became published articles. This episode will equip you to listen better and add more value as a leader. You'll discover what active listening is, what are the best question to ask when having a conversation, how active listening can completely transform your relationships, how active listening can take your leadership and influence to the next level, and what Kaleb has learned about people through hundreds of conversations. Conversations are happening all the time and active listening will transform your impact with every interaction. Don't forget to subscribe to the Rise and Lead Podcast to ensure you get notified when new episodes release every month.  When you share about the podcast, make sure and tag @benjaminlundquist, and I'll always try and give you a re-post. Remember, the best time to rise and lead is now! 

The Seventh-day Adventist pioneers had major issues with the idea of any kind of unchangeable creed. So how did we end up with a list called, “The 28 Fundamental Beliefs”?   Does someone have to know, understand, and believe all 28 to still be a part of the Seventh-day Adventist church?   And what does the early Adventist's pursuit of "present truth" mean for us today?   Hosted by Kaleb Eisele and Nina Vallado Guests: Frank Hasel, Joseph Kidder, George Knight, Ken Denslow, Stan Patterson   CORRECTION: Ken Denslow is now serving as the President of the Lake Union Conference in Berrien Springs, Michigan.

For episode 71, we have a great and inspirational conversational with Heather Moor, Nina Vallado, and Kaleb Eisele who are the creators, producers, and hosts of the How the Church Works podcast. I know you will be blessed by this conversation, and I invite you to check out their podcast.Show Notes/Links/ResourcesHow the Church Works podcastKaleb EiseleHumans of Adventismhumans@adventism.comHeather MoorTwitter: @heatherlmoorSet In Sands FilmsNina ValladoNinaVallado.com

Despite its humble beginnings, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is now an institution with millions of members from a wide variety of backgrounds and diverse perspectives. So who gets to call the shots? From the local church to the General Conference, we peek inside the room where it happens...and tell you how to get your foot in the door.    Hosted by Kaleb Eisele and Nina Vallado Guests: Pastor Bonita Shields, Lowell Cooper, George Knight, G. Alexander Bryant, Kyoshin Ahn

At some point, most people have an identity crisis. A moment where you look in the mirror and ask, "Who am I?"   So we're looking in the mirror....What is Seventh-day Adventism?   Hosted by Kaleb Eisele and Nina Vallado

When traditions are passed from generation to generation, and their meaning is not, they often feel out of touch or obsolete.  But there are reasons why Adventists do things the way they do. And some of them may surprise you.    Hosted by Kaleb Eisele and Nina Vallado  Guests: Pedrito Maynard-Reid and Kevin Burton    

A new podcast hosted by Nina Vallado and Kaleb Eisele, premiering this Fall. 

Beth and Kim sit down with Kaleb Eisele, founder of Humans of Adventism and talk about how the project started, and ultimately the calling that we as Christians have to KNOW one another! Kaleb is honest and open about some of the challenges and how those led to a whole new ministry and focus.  Joy can be born from the weeds. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram.Send us an email: joy@carolinasda.org 

In this episode, the guys get a chance to sit down for a conversation with Kaleb Eisele, the man behind Humans of Adventism. Kaleb shares with us some of the lessons he's learned over the years, and we discuss how important it is to value the stories of others. Join us! This episode was sponsored by The Love Potluck! If you are interested in learning more about The Love Potluck, visit their site here: https://www.thelovepotluck.com We were featured on a blog! If you want to check it out head over to: https://blog.feedspot.com/adventist_podcasts/ Have a question you want us to discuss? Comment? Maybe you disagree with something we said? Either way, we'd love to hear from you! Shoot us an email at: seekingwhattheysought@gmail.com Thanks for listening! - Jesse, Sean, Anthony, Erik

Storyteller Kaleb Eisele champions those who may not otherwise have a voice. Bothered by impersonal ministry styles in the churches around him, Kaleb simply began to listen to and connect with people. Karl and Kaleb talk about recognizing the humanity in those we don't understand and how to be good listeners. The post Ep 22. Learning to Listen with Kaleb Eisele appeared first on The Overflow Podcast.

This week I talk with Kaleb Eisele, creator of Humans of Adventism, about his new ten-part documentary series in which Adventists tell their stories of culture, change, miracles, etc. We also discuss the state of creativity and community-building in the church.

In this special episode of the Restore Podcast, episode 59, we speak with the creators of the Humans of Adventism documentary. This documentary explores the lives of Seventh-day Adventism in everyday life within specific topics covered in each episode. In this conversation, we dig a bit behind the scenes and much more!Show Notes/Links/ResourcesHumans of Adventism web siteFacebookInstagramYouTubePatreonHumans of Adventism documentaryDevotional Series by Justin KhoeI'm Listening Series by Justin KhoeRestore Podcast Episode 24 with Justin KhoeApple Podcast linkRestore Podcast Episode 30 with Kaleb EiseleApple Podcast link

In this special episode of the Restore Podcast, episode 59, we speak with the creators of the Humans of Adventism documentary. This documentary explores the lives of Seventh-day Adventism in everyday life within specific topics covered in each episode. In this conversation, we dig a bit behind the scenes and much more!Show Notes/Links/ResourcesHumans of Adventism web siteFacebookInstagramYouTubePatreonHumans of Adventism documentaryDevotional Series by Justin KhoeI'm Listening Series by Justin KhoeRestore Podcast Episode 24 with Justin KhoeApple Podcast linkRestore Podcast Episode 30 with Kaleb EiseleApple Podcast link

Subscribe for more Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV Kaleb Eisele is Collin and Dawn's guest on Episode 25 of My Testimony. In this episode, Kaleb shares how his journey with God taught him about relationships. My Testimony gives an insight of God’s love and how He changes lives. Each episode embraces biblical truth and encourages us to serve Him. You will hear about God’s love, mercy, power answered prayers and God’s help in times of great need. Our guests share how it is possible to increase your faith in God and stay connected to Him. Tags: #psdatv #MyTestimony #faith #trust #witnessing #love #mercy #rest #peace #prayer #answers #victory #hope #power For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. For more information on My Testimony, please visit us at http://mytestimony.plantationsda.tv/ For more information on My Testimony Audio Podcast, please visit us at https://www.plantationsda.tv/podcast/my-testimony-podcast Church Copyright License (CCLI)License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream LicenseLicense Number: CSPL079645Support the show: https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANTBMV/envelope/startSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe for more Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV Kaleb Eisele is Collin and Dawn's guest on Episode 25 of My Testimony. In this episode, Kaleb shares how his journey with God taught him about relationships. My Testimony gives an insight of God’s love and how He changes lives. Each episode embraces biblical truth and encourages us to serve Him. You will hear about God’s love, mercy, power answered prayers and God’s help in times of great need. Our guests share how it is possible to increase your faith in God and stay connected to Him. Tags: #psdatv #MyTestimony #faith #trust  #witnessing #love #mercy #rest #peace #prayer #answers #victory #hope #power  For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. For more information on My Testimony, please visit us at  http://mytestimony.plantationsda.tv/ For more information on My Testimony Audio Podcast, please visit us at https://www.plantationsda.tv/podcast/my-testimony-podcast Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show: https://adventistgiving.org/#/org/ANTBMV/envelope/start See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kaleb Eisele and Tim Baumgarten are BACK to talk about what graceful succession from boomer to millennials looks like in the church, why is it so thorny and how can we do it rightIf you want to hear Tim or Kaleb's first episodes. you can find them here:Bridges over walls with Kaleb EiseleHow to Revive a Dead church with Tim BaumgartenAnd if you want to follow these amazing guyshttps://www.facebook.com/humansofadventism/https://www.facebook.com/tim.baumgartensr.1 

When we started recording this episode, we intended to do a No-Agenda episode however little did we know that on of Kaleb Eisele questions would totally derailed this episode and take it in another direction. So join us for an episode where we start talking about our internal dialogue and finish with talking about how although we can be content in God yet we can in fact be discontent as well

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Season 4 was shot and recorded at the Carolina Conference, Charlotte, NC and at Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, TN.Ryan's special guests for this season are made up of local pastors, students, Conference employees and church members in the Carolinas and employees of Southern Adventist University. It's so easy to pick-a-part things that might be wrong with the church. In a society that breeds pessimism, how can we find the positive or beauty in the mess caused by humans. Join Ryan and his two guests as they share their personal stories and journeys and their perspectives on finding the beauty in the Seventh-day Adventist church. Let us introduce you to this episode's special guests:Kaleb Eisele is a content creator living with his wife and two cats in Portland, Oregon. As the editor and founder of social media projects like Humans of Adventism and Oregon Adventist Stories, Kaleb’s work focuses on the life experiences of Seventh-day Adventists. Kaleb holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English from the College of Charleston, where he focused on emerging literary trends, and currently serves as the VP for Recruitment & Development for the Society of Adventist Communicators.www.adventisthumans.comHenry Johnson is the director of Young Adult Ministries at the Carolina Conference. In 2019, he teamed up with Ryan Becker to cohost a brand-new podcast series called “A Beautiful Faith,” which launched in early 2020. Johnson ienjoys reading, historical reenacting, music, and unique tie knots. His number one passion, though, is seeing the Gospel message click in youth and young adults. www.theprojectrefresh.orgwww.southern.edu Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=M3NMBKTL3YRA2&source=url)

Season 4 was shot and recorded at the Carolina Conference, Charlotte, NC and at Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, TN.Ryan's special guests for this season are made up of local pastors, students, Conference employees and church members in the Carolinas and employees of Southern Adventist University. How do we disagree? In today's culture and society, it seems like we are constantly in a disagreement with anyone that has a different perspective than we do. We see this in the political world, religious world and even in the line at the grocery store. Ok, maybe not the grocery store... You get the point though. So how can we disagree with someone without shutting them down or writing them off? Join Ryan and his guests as they navigate their own perspectives on this topic. Let us introduce you to this episode's special guests:Kaleb Eisele is a content creator living with his wife and two cats in Portland, Oregon. As the editor and founder of social media projects like Humans of Adventism and Oregon Adventist Stories, Kaleb’s work focuses on the life experiences of Seventh-day Adventists. Kaleb holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English from the College of Charleston, where he focused on emerging literary trends, and currently serves as the VP for Recruitment & Development for the Society of Adventist Communicators.www.adventisthumans.comHenry Johnson is the director of Young Adult Ministries at the Carolina Conference. In 2019, he teamed up with Ryan Becker to cohost a brand-new podcast series called “A Beautiful Faith,” which launched in early 2020. Johnson ienjoys reading, historical reenacting, music, and unique tie knots. His number one passion, though, is seeing the Gospel message click in youth and young adults. www.theprojectrefresh.orgwww.southern.edu Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=M3NMBKTL3YRA2&source=url)

Kaleb Eisele, Adventist creative and founder of Humans of Adventism, joins Henry and Ryan to talk about his journey through faith and how he rejected the fluff in church and found God through getting to know his community and finding beauty through meaningful relationships. While Kaleb is our first ever interview for our series 'The Return,' we've obviously released another one, first. Don't let that detract from how amazing this conversation is! https://www.adventisthumans.com/ A Beautiful Faith is a proud member of the Absurd Podcast Network. For more great podcasts, check out www.absurdnetwork.com Connect with us! Twitter: @ryan180becker, @henrywjohnson2 Email: ryan@absurdnetwork.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://absurdpodcastnetwork.supportingcast.fm

Kaleb Eisele built a huge ministry from just spare time and his cell phone. How? Asking good questions and listening. Today we listen to him as he shares how God led him from the true rock bottom of his life to do something he had never truly done before: take a leap of faith. Come encounter God’s goodness with us. Check out what Kaleb is doing on https://www.adventisthumans.com/ or HoA’s various social media accounts.

Season 4 was shot and recorded at the Carolina Conference, Charlotte, NC and at Southern Adventist University, Collegedale, TN.Ryan's special guests for this season are made up of local pastors, students, Conference employees and church members in the Carolinas and employees of Southern Adventist University. According to Webster's dictionary, Identity is: "the fact of being who or what a person or thing is." So taking that definition then it is "being who we are in Christ," or "what I am in Christ." The question often is "how do I find my identity in Christ," however Ryan and his guest reword this question to "how do I put my identity in Christ?" Join Ryan and his two guests as they explore their journeys of putting their identity in Christ as Christians. Let us introduce you to this episode's special guests:Kaleb Eisele is a content creator living with his wife and two cats in Portland, Oregon. As the editor and founder of social media projects like Humans of Adventism and Oregon Adventist Stories, Kaleb’s work focuses on the life experiences of Seventh-day Adventists. Kaleb holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English from the College of Charleston, where he focused on emerging literary trends, and currently serves as the VP for Recruitment & Development for the Society of Adventist Communicators.www.adventisthumans.comHenry Johnson is the director of Young Adult Ministries at the Carolina Conference. In 2019, he teamed up with Ryan Becker to cohost a brand-new podcast series called “A Beautiful Faith,” which launched in early 2020. Johnson ienjoys reading, historical reenacting, music, and unique tie knots. His number one passion, though, is seeing the Gospel message click in youth and young adults. www.theprojectrefresh.orgwww.southern.edu Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=M3NMBKTL3YRA2&source=url)

Kaleb Eisele is the editor of Humans Of Adventism. What started as a small local project and a cell phone quickly grew into what we now know as Humans of Adventism. Kaleb's love for Jesus and his community is what drives this platform forward. A graduate of the College of Charleston English program, Kaleb's work has been featured in both secular and Adventist publications including Envision Magazine, the Times & Democrat newspaper, the Charleston City Paper, 71.5 Magazine, Spectrum Magazine, and The Gleaner. In addition to his work through Humans of Adventism, Kaleb serves as a content creator and social media manager for the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Kaleb is a public speaker and workshop organizer dedicated to empowering the next generation of content creators to put their skills to work for God's kingdom. In 2019, Kaleb relocated to the Portland, Oregon area. Check it out here >>>>>https://www.adventisthumans.com/     https://www.facebook.com/humansofadventism/    https://www.instagram.com/humansofadventism/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youthministrymentor/support

Actively and intentionally listening to people's personal story can be just as healing as sharing the Gospel. Investing time in people who don't think how we think, or who don't live as we live, allows for us to not only learn from their stories but more importantly, to understand their story. As we seek to understand people's hearts, just as God does, God can use us to reflect the compassion and empathy of His character to people who may have never experienced Christianity this way.

I chat with Humans of Adventism creator Kaleb Eisele about his hometown of Indianapolis, the site of the 2020 General Conference Session. We discuss the culture of Indiana Adventism, how GC attendees can better understand urban contexts, as well as hospitality insights from his recent visit to Oregon camp meeting.

This week, Kaleb Eisele from Humans of Adventism comes back. We talk what's changed since last time, his new job, and his new home on the other side of America.  Website and Blog | Facebook Page | Facebook Group | Instagram Send us an email at burnthehaystackpodcast@gmail.com.

No waaayyyyy!!! The episode you've all been dreaming of. The A team is here: Kaleb Eisele and Justin Khoe jump into the pod to talk creatives in the Adventist space and the rampant SDA fear of fiction. Also, Kaleb's already Tracer and we nerfed Justin Bastion. Enjoy! If you don't know them, go right now to Humans of Adventism and That Christian Vlogger. Check out our sponsor: thehaystack.org

In this episode of Adventist Voices I talk with Kaleb Eisele. We discuss how he founded Humans of Adventism ( https://www.adventisthumans.com ), what he's learned about empathy and public criticism, and what his new media job with the Oregon Conference entails.

This week is a bit different! Ryan opens up about the last three weeks with his mental health dilemma and Tony interviews Kaleb Eisele to see what he's been up to over the last year and how his experiences have impacted his view of the church. Interview starts at 20 minutes! Check out our sponsors for this episode: www.thehaystack.org Music by Justin Janetzko Twitter: @ryan180becker, @tony_anobile Email: ryan180becker@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/Absurditypodcast Website: www.theabsurdity.org Patreon: www.patreon.com/absurditypodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://absurdpodcastnetwork.supportingcast.fm

Humans of Adventism has quickly become a notable online ministry with considerable impact. The founder and Editor, Kaleb Eisele has a pretty amazing story to tell and that is exactly what we dig into in this episode. Join us for the conversation, and please comment below! Download This Episode – Bridges over walls & the power of story with Kaleb Eisele Humans of Adventism Website HoA Facebook HoA Instagram Bridges over walls & the power of story with Kaleb Eisele by Luke & Kaleb | Interviews https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/austabletalk/Kaleb+Eisele.mp3

Creating a community after you have left the curated culture of college and your childhood home church is hard. Listen as special guest Pastor Henry Johnson, Carolina Conference Young Adult director and Kaleb Eisele, founder of Humans of Adventism, share their stories of how they had to create their own communities as a young adult. This episode was recored LIVE at the AWAKEN Young Adult Conference on December 29, 2018 in Charlotte, NC.www.awakennc.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=M3NMBKTL3YRA2&source=url)

In Episode #2, Kaleb Eisele is on the show! He is an editor for Humans of Adventism and an overall great person! He shares a current and relevant story of walking by faith & how God showed up for Him. Be sure to keep listening to find out great advice he shares for those who might be trying to get out of a slump & find some motivation. He also shares advice for college students. Stay tuned!

We dive deep into an area of youth ministry and culture that is explored quite often today. Social media is the avenue used by Kaleb Eisele and his team to produce stories, relate to people, and enact change. Take a listen as to how this is shaping youth today in our church. Follow:@humansofadventismadventisthumans.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disruptive-adventism/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disruptive-adventism/support

In episode 30, we talk with Kaleb Eisele as he shares his journey of faith within the Adventist Church. Kaleb is a 27-year-old millennial who started the web site, Humans of Adventism.Show Notes/Links/ResourcesOrangeburg Church on Facebook: facebook.com/OrangeburgAdventistsHumans of Adventism Web Site: adventisthumans.comHumans of Adventism on Facebook: facebook.com/humansofadventismHumans of Adventism on Instagram: instagram.com/humansofadventismKaleb on Twitter: twitter.com/KalebEisele

In episode 30, we talk with Kaleb Eisele as he shares his journey of faith within the Adventist Church. Kaleb is a 27-year-old millennial who started the web site, Humans of Adventism.Show Notes/Links/ResourcesOrangeburg Church on Facebook: facebook.com/OrangeburgAdventistsHumans of Adventism Web Site: adventisthumans.comHumans of Adventism on Facebook: facebook.com/humansofadventismHumans of Adventism on Instagram: instagram.com/humansofadventismKaleb on Twitter: twitter.com/KalebEisele

This week we interviewed Kaleb Eisele, the mastermind behind Humans of Adventism. We talked to him about how HoA started, as well as his vision for the project. We also took an unexpected turn and dug into part of his story, his loss of faith in the church, and how that faith was restored. If you want to check out Kaleb and Humans of Adventism, you can check out their Facebook and Instagram.  Website and Blog | Facebook Page | Facebook Group | Instagram Send us an email at burnthehaystackpodcast@gmail.com.

Kaleb Eisele joins me this week to talk about his ministry and passion project: Humans of Adventism. He's been at this a couple years now and has learned a lot about the power of stories and being vulnerable. We hope you hear what he has to stay and the story of how Humans of Adventism came to be! facebook.com/humansofadventism IG: humansofadventism adventisthumans.com As always, thank you for listening to The Dip Podcast! If you have any suggestions, feedback, or comments for us, email us at thedippodcast@gmail.com Music by: Audiobinger

Kaleb Eisele joins me this week to talk about the power of stories, how he has explored engaging in constructive conversation and learned how to listen, and how we can embrace stories better. Find Humans of Adventism at: adventisthumans.com or https://www.facebook.com/humansofadventism/ As always, thanks to Justin Janetzko for our intro music. Twitter: @ryan180becker Website: www.theabsurdity.org Patreon: patreon.com/absurditypodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://absurdpodcastnetwork.supportingcast.fm