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Text us your questions!This episode explores the complexities of spiritual evolution and its impact on marriages and relationships. Our friend Keri Ladouceur shares her wisdom, and we discuss stories of navigating changing faith and the strain it can place on intimate partnerships. We cover how questioning beliefs impacts relationships, emotional labor amidst change, the stigma and fear surrounding deconstruction, open communication and mutual support, and what hope there is for couples undergoing religious transitions. If this is a place you find yourself, we hope this conversation is beneficial. You are not alone.Content note: This episode contains profanity.=====Want to support us?The best way is to subscribe to our Patreon. Annual memberships are available for a 10% discount.If you'd rather make a one-time donation, you can contribute through our PayPal. Other important info: Rate & review us on Apple & Spotify Follow us on social media at @PPWBPodcast Watch & comment on YouTube Email us at pastorandphilosopher@gmail.com Cheers!

A sermon on James 1:17-27 (First Nations Translation) by Keri Ladouceur

In this summer series conversation, Pastor Fran welcomes Keri Ladouceur of the Post Evangelical Collective to talk about the paradigm shift happening in American Christianity.

This week we are joined by the wonderful Keri Ladouceur to talk about renewing our imagination, healing from past hurts, and evolving into the next thing. You can check out more of Keri's work at the Post Evangelical Collective Welcome to the REVcovery Room! We now have a Discord now for our Patrons! You can join here: Patreon.com/revcovery This podcast is edited by Leon Karagoezian. You can find out more here: @leonkstudio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Season 4: Episode 28 In this episode Mike interviews Sarah Heath and Keri Ladouceur—women who have been in evangelical leadership—regarding their experiences and perspectives navigating straight white men in those same spaces. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Everything Numa⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Sarah Heath: Instagram Keri Ladouceur: Instagram

Keri Ladouceur joins us today to talk about mutual flourishing for Israelis and Palestinians. Keri is the Executive Director of the Post Evangelical Collective and hosts A Third Way Podcast. She has been hosting a series on her podcast on a Christian Perspective on Peace in the Middle East. After a short conversation about why these conversations matter, we'll listen in on one of those conversations with Greg Kahlil, one of the co-founders of the Telos Group.    Keri's A Third Way Podcast where you can hear more of her conversations on the conflict between Israel and Palestine through the lens of the subversive way of Jesus   Check out The Telos Group Practices and Principles of Peacemaking   ------------------ To help support Mike and his work, which includes this podcast, as well as his ability to offer discounted coaching, consulting and preaching to churches, you can make tax-deductible donations to: “WE Ministries” And mail it to: Mike Goldsworthy 6285 E. Spring St #474 Long Beach, CA 90808

If you feel ecclesiologically homeless in the larger church landscape and unsure where you fit, but know that you're not ready to give up on the church. If you want to be a part of reimagining what the church looks like for our current moment - this conversation is for you! Today we talk with Keri Ladouceur, cofounder of the Post-Evangelical Collective - a community built to help you reimagine a new way forward. Keri shares her story of being shattered by faith, when all of her ways of being fell short, and how she is wrestling to cultivate Beloved communities full of mutual flourishing through the Collective. We hope their values of the way of Jesus, full inclusion, holistic justice, deep and wide formation, and a gracious posture offer you hope for a new way forward.Learn more or get connected with the Post-Evangelical Collective here!

Jeff Cook is back with us to dive deeper into deconstruction, inspired by our interview with Keri Ladouceur, the Executive Director of the Post-Evangelical Collective. We discuss the nature of deconstruction, its corporate, personal, and ethical dimensions, and what it implies about what's next. And because we're nerds, we also touch on ecclesiology and postmodernism.If you'd like to ask a question about a recent episode to be featured on one of these bonus segments, email us at pastorandphilosopher@gmail.com.[Note: episode image generated with AI.]=====Want to support us?The best way is to subscribe to our Patreon. Annual memberships are available for a 10% discount.If you'd rather make a one-time donation, you can contribute through our PayPal. Other important info: Rate & review us on Apple & Spotify Follow us on social media at @PPWBPodcast Watch & comment on YouTube Email us at pastorandphilosopher@gmail.com Cheers!

Where do we engage when we're done with evangelicalism, but we don't want to be done with the church? Thanks be to God, there are new signs of life springing up in the post-evangelical wasteland, and we're so here for it.Keri Ladouceur leads one of those hopeful spaces called the Post Evangelical Collective. Keri is the Executive Director of the PEC, has been leading in influential church spaces for years, and she has some stories to tell. Keri's journey is one that's been marked by abuse, patriarchy, and sexism, but also by healing, goodness, beauty, and so much redemption. We're so excited about the work she is doing with the Post Evangelical Collective and can't wait to share Keri and the PEC with you.The whiskey we tasted in this episode is Wild Turkey 101 12 Year Japanese Edition.To skip the alcohol tasting, go to the 8:35. You can find the transcript for this episode here.Cheers!=====Want to support us?The best way is to subscribe to our Patreon. Annual memberships are available for a 10% discount.If you'd rather make a one-time donation, you can contribute through our PayPal. Other important info: Rate & review us on Apple & Spotify Follow us on social media at @PPWBPodcast Watch & comment on YouTube Email us at pastorandphilosopher@gmail.com Cheers!

Where do we turn to when we don't know where God is? What is the invitation in the midst of profound loss and pain? A sermon on Exodus 32:1-14 about engaging the suffering of others.

In this episode, Keri and host Jordan Johnstone go deeper into seven shifts that will result when a woman is leading a movement in her sphere of influence. Keri uses these shifts to further define how a movement maker should structure their movement in order to not just see it be successful, but also see it make the difference in the world that it was intended to make from its inception.

This month's Work, Love, Pray guest is Keri Ladouceur. Keri is a speaker, coach, and pastor. Through her decades of experience in the corporate world and now in ministry, she has come to deeply recognize and resonate with the need for more women-led movements in this world. If “being the change” is something that has been on your heart lately, then this month's episodes are 100% for you.

This is Part 2 of a conversation with Keri Ladouceur, a pastor in Naperville, Illinois and founder and lead coach at New Ground Network. The conversation Anthony had with Keri touched on so many important points and is therefore split into two episodes. Following Part 1 this conversation continues to go into great resources for culture formation, things people misunderstand about Keri and what working together and supporting women in leadership looks like.  These two conversations go into great detail on points that we're hoping to cover at LAUNCH RE:PLANTthis October 3rd and 4th - register to join today and use the Promo Code 'FUTURECHURCH' for an extra 10% discount - https://launchcatalyst.org/   More About Keri -  Keri Ladouceur serves a pastor in Naperville, Illinois and is founder and lead coach at New Ground Network. As a coach, Keri partners with pastors and denominational leaders, co-conspiring with them to seize their unique vision, develop their team's capacity, and mobilize people for mission. Her coaching was shaped as a former marketplace executive and senior leader at Willow Creek. She has more than sixteen years experience coaching pastors, non-profit, and marketplace leaders. The thrill of launching more than 90 missional communities and having a front row seat to the missional engagement of 100s of churches is exhilarating to her. She is an associate with the exponential team- teaching at conferences and creating leadership resources- most recently her book "Together as a Team". Her newest project is a podcast called A Third Way exploring the tension of following Jesus and the church's invitation to pace culture. She recently served as chair of the board for a global peace-making organization, and is wrapping up thesis writing for a Master of Arts in New Testament from Northern Seminary.

In this episode Keri Ladouceur talks about the church pacing culture, truly embodying Jesus, giving voice to the marginalized, and the hope that comes in facing reality in the current moment we are in.Keri Ladouceur serves a pastor in Naperville, Illinois and is founder and lead coach at New Ground Network. As a coach, Keri partners with pastors and denominational leaders, co-conspiring with them to seize their unique vision, develop their team's capacity, and mobilize people for mission. Her coaching was shaped as a former marketplace executive and senior leader at Willow Creek. She has more than sixteen years experience coaching pastors, non-profit, and marketplace leaders. The thrill of launching more than 90 missional communities and having a front row seat to the missional engagement of 100s of churches is exhilarating to her. She is an associate with the exponential team- teaching at conferences and creating leadership resources- most recently her book "Together as a Team". Her newest project is a podcast called A Third Way exploring the tension of following Jesus and the church's invitation to pace culture. She recently served as chair of the board for a global peacemaking organization, and is wrapping up thesis writing for a Master of Arts in New Testament from Northern Seminary. Keri longs to activate the people of God to join Christ in the redemption and restoration of all things.Keri's Recommendations:First Nations Version: An Indigenous Translation of the New TestamentInverse PodcastUnlocking UsConnect with Joshua: jjohnson@allnations.usGo to www.shiftingculturepodcast.com to interact and donate. Every donation helps to produce more podcasts for you to enjoy.Follow on Facebook or Instagram at www.facebook.com/shiftingculturepodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/shiftingculturepodcast/Support the show

This is Part 1 of a conversation with Keri Ladouceur, a pastor in Naperville, Illinois and founder and lead coach at New Ground Network. The conversation Anthony had with Keri touched on so many important points and is therefore split into two episodes. In this first episode they speak about what it means to establish goodness cultures that truly mean that what we are multiplying is the the culture of the Kingdom.  In this first part of the conversation, Anthony and Keri also speak about abuses of power, the need for persuasive arguments for people but equally the need to create safe spaces for people to wrestle with their faith and contend with their own questions and meet with the Holy Spirit as they enter and grow in their relationship with Jesus. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast for Part 2 of this conversation also coming next week where they dig deeper into these points and much more. Keri will be speaking at LAUNCH RE:PLANT in Wigan on October 3rd and 4th this year. Don't miss out on this event it will be BRILLIANT! Book in for you and your team today at discounted rates at launchcatalyst.org   More About Keri -  Keri Ladouceur serves a pastor in Naperville, Illinois and is founder and lead coach at New Ground Network. As a coach, Keri partners with pastors and denominational leaders, co-conspiring with them to seize their unique vision, develop their team's capacity, and mobilize people for mission. Her coaching was shaped as a former marketplace executive and senior leader at Willow Creek. She has more than sixteen years experience coaching pastors, non-profit, and marketplace leaders. The thrill of launching more than 90 missional communities and having a front row seat to the missional engagement of 100s of churches is exhilarating to her. She is an associate with the exponential team- teaching at conferences and creating leadership resources- most recently her book "Together as a Team". Her newest project is a podcast called A Third Way exploring the tension of following Jesus and the church's invitation to pace culture. She recently served as chair of the board for a global peace-making organization, and is wrapping up thesis writing for a Master of Arts in New Testament from Northern Seminary.

In this week's episode of the For Everyday Leaders Podcast, Brandon chats with Keri Ladouceur. Keri shares her unique experience of moving from a life of building restaurants to serving and equipping the local church and God's Kingdom. She encourages us to understand our relationship to power and how that impacts others. Keri gives us practical insight and sight-lines on how to see the value in every person we interact with. Keri is the founder of New Ground Network. She is the pastor at the largest female-led church In North America at Community Christian in Naperville, Illinois. Community Christian is a robust missional family of churches in the Chicagoland area. She is involved in various roles at Exponential and helps churches and organizations as a consultant. Show Notes: New Ground Network: https://www.newgroundnetwork.org Community Christian Church: https://communitychristian.org

If you've ever felt stuck, plateaued, or just lacking clarity, chances are that you need come back to your values. Teams that buy in and agree upon a set of shared values go further and faster together because they feel empowered to make decisions. Join Keri Ladouceur, Peyton Jones, and Andrea Jones for a conversation on team leadership. And check our Keri's book Together as a Team: https://multiplication.org/product/together-as-a-team/

How are we providing opportunities for leaders to be raised up? Join us this week as we hear from Keri Ladouceur, who leads the largest female-led Church in the US. Keri has a wide range of incredible leadership experiences, and she shares how she has been able to see incredible female leaders raised up in some of the ministries she has been able to help lead. https://exponential.org.au/

The 6 Least Likely, Yet Most Necessary, Trends We Must See in Disciple-Making #5:  Unity in Mission > Theological Diversity   Tune in as Keri Ladouceur, Kevin Harris, Dan Southerland, and J.D. Greear join Brian Phipps in meaningful conversation about the unlikely, but very necessary trend we need to see in disciple-making... "Unity in Mission."   Want to learn more about Disciples Made? Email us at podcast@disciplesmade.com or visit us at DisciplesMade.com   Want to learn more about our guests?    Kevin Harris, President of Radical Mentoring   Keri Ladouceur, Founder of New Ground Network and Pastor at Community Christian Church   J.D. Greear pastor of The Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, NC   Dan Southerland, Church Planter, Restore Community Church  

The 6 Least Likely, Yet Most Necessary, Trends We Must See in Disciple-Making #4:  Loving My Enemy > Unfriending My Enemy   Tune in as Kevin Harris, Will Mancini, and Keri Ladouceur join Brian Phipps in meaningful conversation about the unlikely, but very necessary trend we need to see in disciple-making... "Loving My Enemy."   Want to learn more about Disciples Made? Email us at podcast@disciplesmade.com or visit us at DisciplesMade.com   Want to learn more about our guests?    Kevin Harris, President of Radical Mentoring   Keri Ladouceur, Founder of New Ground Network and Pastor at Community Christian Church   Will Mancini of Future Church  

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Keri Ladouceur and Katie Matsumoto Moore join Carey Nieuwhof and David Kinnaman to discuss practical ways to mobilize volunteers around causes in your community, redefining engagement beyond a church building and how your church can better serve your city as you head into the new year.   -- Go to medishare.com/churchpulse to calculate your cost savings and see how much you could be saving on health insurance by switching to their services.

This week, we are excited to sit down with Keri Ladouceur, a pastor from the Chicago area, to talk about church health, church growth, church learnings from the pandemic season, and more. If you're interested in learning more about church leadership, this is a great conversation to take in!

The 6 Least Likely, Yet Most Necessary, Trends We Must See in Disciple-Making #2:  Dying to Self > Entitling Myself   Entitlement is becoming more and more a way of life for many, but it is not the path Jesus modeled at all. Instead, Jesus embraced the downward path to becoming a servant to all. What is the danger of an entitlement lifestyle? Why must we as Christians refuse to walk that dangerous path? What can we, as ministry leaders, do to model the Jesus way?   Tune in as Mandy Smith, Shalom Liddick, Keri Ladouceur, and Grant Skeldon join Brian Phipps and Rob Wegner in meaningful conversation about the unlikely, but the very necessary trend we need to see in disciple-making... "Dying to Self."   Want to learn more about Disciples Made? Email us at podcast@disciplesmade.com or visit us at DisciplesMade.com   Want to learn more about our guests?    Grant Skeldon, Next Gen Director for Q Ideas   Keri Ladouceur, Founder of New Ground Network and Pastor at Community Christian Church   Shalom Liddick, Pastor of RESLIFE Church in Arizona. You can find her on Facebook at ShalomLiddick or Instagram at PastorGracey .   Mandy Smith, Pastor of St Lucia Uniting Church . You can find her on Twitter and Instagram at MandySmithHopes  

The 6 Least Likely, Yet Most Necessary, Trends We Must See in Disciple-Making #1:  Fully Alive > Surface Level Moralism   We are so excited to bring you episode one of the FOURTH season of the Disciples Made Podcast. Today Brian Phipps welcomes various disciple makers to talk about making the shift from surface level moralism to becoming fully alive. Is this trend a "most necessary?" Is this trend a "least likely?" If unlikely, what must we do as leaders to make it more likely?   Mandy Smith, Myron Pierce, Keri Ladouceur, and Kevin Harris join Brian Phipps and Rob Wegner in meaningful conversation that you don't want to miss.    Want to learn more about Disciples Made? Email us at podcast@disciplesmade.com or visit us at DisciplesMade.com   Want to learn more about our guests?    Kevin Harris, President of Radical Mentoring   Keri Ladouceur, Founder of New Ground Network and Pastor at Community Christian Church   Myron Pierce, Hope Dealer at Mission Church   Mandy Smith, Pastor of St Lucia Uniting Church  

Join other outstanding students like Keri and apply for Northern Seminary today! Apply at seminary.edu/AJapply Keri Ladouceur has had a unique journey to discover the work God has for her. In this episode, Lynn and Sareen explore with Keri how she became a Pastor and what faithfulness in ministry looks like. Keri shares the hope she has for the Church and paints a dynamic vision for what might happen if the Church models the character of God in ministry. The watching world is longing to see the kind of Church Keri shares about in The Alabaster Jar. Find Keri's latest teaching from Community Christian Church here: https://bit.ly/AJPodcast_KeriLadouceur

(00:00-09:54): Brian and Ian discussed Michael Foust's Christian Headlines article, “Harvard Students Want Degrees Stripped from Trump Supporters Cruz, McEnany, Others.” And they chatted about Peter Kafka's Vox article, “How will Trump handle life without Twitter and Facebook? Ask Alex Jones.” Plus they reacted to Donie O'Sullivan's CNN article, “MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has been banned from Twitter.”    (09:54-27:31): Keri Ladouceur, Community Pastor of Community Christian Church, Author of Together as a Team: A Values-Based Approach to Going Further, Faster—Together, and Founder of New Ground Network joined Brian and Ian to chat about her book, her coaching and consulting work with New Ground Network, and her webinar series with Winfield Bevins,  Healthy Rhythms for Thriving Leaders.  (27:31-36:07): Brian and Ian unpacked Tim Shorey's Gospel Coalition article, “Assume You Are Wrong.”   (36:07-43:40): In her article for The Washington Post, Kristin Kobes Du Mez reveals, “Five myths about evangelicals.” Brian and Ian shared their reaction.  (43:40-53:22): Should your pastor comment on every current event? Brian and Ian shared their thoughts and discussed The Gospel Coalition article from Chris Colquitt, “Expect Less (and More) of Your Pastor in Addressing Current Events.”   (53:22-1:02:35): Brian and Ian reflected on the anniversary of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant, and seven others. They commented on a Twitter video from ESPN Los Angeles where Kobe shared how he wanted to be remembered and they chatted about Jeff Pearlman's poignant blog post, “And seven others.”   (1:02:35-1:12:48): Brian and Ian closed the show with encouragement from Isaiah 1:18.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 10, Ralph and Myron interview Keri Ladouceur, founder of New Ground Network and multiplication pastor at Vineyard Christian Church. This show highlights Exponential's…