Podcast appearances and mentions of maribeth dodd

I'm grateful that my last interview for this podcast is with my sister-in-law, Maribeth Dodd.  Maribeth is a leader.  She is a business coach of leaders in the corporate world, in network marketing, and leaders in ministry.  She shares vulnerability about balancing her work along with all of her other personal responsibilities.  And, how sometimes the best place to be is a little bit scared.  

Krissy Nordhoff reflects on the greatest season of growth for Brave through the years 2016 - 2019.  During this season a podcast and conference was launched. Brave embarked on mission trips.  And, the seeds of a curriculum, mentorship, and book were planted. And, sisters, Krissy and Maribeth Dodd reflect on their years founding Brave Worship, the Brave Worship Podcast, and Brave Worship Conference together.Watch the story on YouTube.Watch the conversation between Krissy and Maribeth on YouTube.Will you consider giving to help fund new Brave Worship music?  Visit BraveWorship.com/Donate and learn how to get Livestream tickets, tickets to the live event, sponsor the band or get the VIP treatment at our April 19 recording day south of Nashville!Save the date!  Brave Worship Conference Live - September 20-22, 2021. Early bird tickets go on sale soon.Follow us on Instagram.Follow us on Facebook.Join the Brave Worship Community.

Mother's Day 2020 by Kara Clayton, Erica Boutwell, Jen McDow, Kim Trawick and Maribeth Dodd.

Mother's Day 2020 by Kara Clayton, Erica Boutwell, Jen McDow, Kim Trawick and Maribeth Dodd.

More and more women are getting hired as worship leaders, and we think that’s a good thing! But female leadership in the church can be a tricky thing to navigate, depending on which side of the “conservative” aisle you fall on.  This month we talk with Krissy Nordhoff and Maribeth Dodd (of Brave Worship) about the unique challenges female worship leaders face, as well as the positive things women bring to the table in worship leadership.  To all our female listeners out there, thanks for all you do to advance the Kingdom of God! Send this episode on to another sister in the battle! SEE ALSO: Wise Boundaries With The Opposite Sex (Part 1) Wise Boundaries With The Opposite Sex (Part 2)     I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!  EMAIL ME your thoughts on this episode or ASK A QUESTION that you’d like us to answer on a future episode by calling +1-831-607-WLT1 Say hi on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, or FACEBOOK SHARE: EMAIL TO A FRIEND TWEET THIS EPISODE SHARE THIS EPISODE ON FACEBOOK     Our Sponsor This Month – Coresound Pads Add rich, beautiful ambient sounds to your mix in three simple steps. Coresound Pads are the best sounding worship pads I’ve ever used, and I’ve tried them all! Check out this video demo. Our listeners get an exclusive discount! Enter WMTPODCAST at checkout for 20% off ALL BUNDLES! Not sure? Try out some sample pads for FREE! Enjoy the podcast? Help us out by leaving us a review on iTunes!

Multiple Dove-Award winning songwriter, Tony Wood, drops by the Brave studio to share what he's learned from thousands of co-writing experiences. If you've never tried writing with another person or if you've had some bad experiences in the past, you might be able to avoid mistakes and get over your fear of co-writing after listening to this episode!

This is episode 29 of the Pam Sowder Podcast, with your host, Pam Sowder! Pam has over 2 decades of field and corporate experience and was voted one of the most influential women in direct selling. She helps match the daily needs of distributors to everyday life challenges.   In today’s episode, Maribeth Dodd, a Field Development Regional with It Works, joins Pam and asks her some questions that many listeners have been waiting to get her take on. They also have a group of strong, passionate Presidential Diamonds joining them to listen in and hear all of the juicy details of today’s episode!   Pam covers a wide range of topics in this episode, including her best leadership practices, her tips on the most effective ways to cast visions to your team (as well as potentials), some of the biggest downfalls and mistakes rookies tend to make when getting started, and what layered leadership looks like when put into practice. Pam also talks about how she would get started with It Works and climb her way back to the top if she had to have a completely fresh start; what a sustainable model looks like in terms of balancing work, children, and a husband; and some of her favorite books and podcasts!   This episode is jam-packed with tons of great info, so tune in to get the full scoop!   Key Takeaways [:40] About today’s episode. [1:40] Mary kicks off this show with her first question: what does a sustainable model look like in terms of balancing work, kids, and a relationship? [11:55] Someone from today’s group asks a question of Pam: What does it look like for Pam with juggling her growth in leadership and taking care of/leading her team? [17:03] What layered leadership is and what it looks like when put into practice. [23:55] If Pam were to start fresh with It Works, how would she go about getting started and climbing her way back to the top? [29:17] Pam outlines some of the biggest downfalls and mistakes beginners tend to make. [32:44] Pam shares tips with the group on really effective ways to cast visions with your team as well as potentials. [40:50] Pam’s best self-development practices and favorite books and podcasts. [48:48] An action plan to get through the next couple of weeks leading into the upcoming It Works conference.   Mentioned in this Episode It Works Maribeth’s Instagram Maribeth’s Facebook Zoom Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen, by Donald Miller John Maxwell’s Amazon book page Jim Rohn’s Amazon book page Jim Rohn on Youtube Tony Robbins Gary Vee The Influencer Podcast RISE Podcast (with Rachel Hollis) Rachel Hollis’ Amazon book page Joel Osteen Dr. Caroline Leaf   Continue on your Adventure Find more episodes on PamSowder.com/Listen Reach out to her at: PamSowder.com/Connect   Reach out on Social Media! Follow Pam @ItWorksPam on Twitter — Tweet her and use #askpam #pamsowder!  

We talk with the creator of the very popular social media group, Worship Leaders Collective, Worship Team Trainer, Jenni McGrew! She shares her story, her passion and her experiences about training-up worship teams.

Amanda Blankenship, Dustin Smith, James Gailbraith and Krissy Nordhoff have some honest conversation about the current culture of the church.

We talk favorite new snacks, travel, and Maribeth’s thoughts after the Global Leadership Summit as it relates to current Christian culture.

Summer's over, school is back, and so are we! This episode, we share about Krissy’s free songwriter personality test. She actually sees 7 different songwriter personality types. Find out what you are when you take the test at KrissyNordhoff.com/Test

For twenty years, Ohio native, Matt Hammitt, was the lead singer and songwriter for Dove Award-winning two time Grammy-nominated band Sanctus Real. During that time, the band released eight albums under Sparrow Records, toured internationally and released 14 Top 5 and #1 singles to Christian radio, making the band a household name among Christian music fans worldwide.Authored by Matt, Sanctus Real's most recognized hit, “Lead Me,” has resonated with men, women, and families all over the world. However, what most people don't recognize, is the great irony behind the song itself. "Lead Me," the very song that catapulted the band to the heights of their success, was also the song that would play a major part in Matt's twenty-year career as their front-man coming to an end. As crowds of thousands echoed the words "Don't want to leave them hungry for love, chasing things that I could give up" Matt was deeply convicted that it was time for him to start singing those words less and living them more. Matt made the difficult decision to step away from the band. In February, 2016, Matt played his final show with Sanctus Real. The emotions behind Matt's decision to leave his former band is penned into the opening track of his self-titled album, "Heaven Knows." Throughout the album, Matt takes on the difficulties of stepping out of a familiar and comfortable place to follow Jesus, who often calls us to do difficult things for our ultimate good. Blind trust, or simply put, faith, is a thread that's woven throughout all ten tracks of Matt's new album. Matt has been married to his wife Sarah for sixteen years, and together they have four children. Birthed from his own struggles, one of Matt's greatest passions has become ministering to broken families. In 2010, Matt's son, Bowen, was born with a rare and severe heart disease. Through the pain of caring for a sick child, Matt and Sarah faced some very difficult years of marriage. Out of their experience, Matt and Sarah, started two organizations that mister to families today. Whole Hearts Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides financial, emotional and spiritual support for families of children living with pediatric heart disease. In 2016, Matt and Sarah also launched "Lead Me Live" men's conferences, aimed at encouraging and equipping men to become great spiritual leaders in their home. In 2016, Matt partnered with Full Circle Music and producer Seth Mosley to begin work on a new album which is slated to release in November 2017. “Tears”, the first radio single, broke into the Billboard Christian Airplay Top 50 chart within two weeks of its debut. His current single, “He Always Wins” is a worship anthem that is quickly being sung in churches around the globe. Additionally, Matt is writing a book about the themes of Lead Me and will release in late 2018.

Krissy appeared on The Worship Podcast recently. We share her conversation with Dustin Smith and James Galbraith here. They discuss women's roles as leaders in church - the struggles, challenges and solutions. A great conversation was started today. More to come...

In this episode, we have a great conversation with Natalie Runion of New Life Church in Colorado Springs, CO about her story, some of her experiences as a worship leader, and her heart for truly pastoring people in her care.

A great conversation with worship leader and singer, Brittany Batson about diversity in leadership and worship.

Learn about the ministry of Ascension Worship, and how they connect players and worship leaders to local churches while we have the battle of the fly. We interview Jamie Miley and Andrew Cunningham of Ascension Music

Maribeth and Krissy share about their recent traveling adventures and talk about the importance of living life with those you minister with. Brave Worship endeavors to call out the boldness in those with a heart for worship — whether leader or writers. We hope to encourage, mentor, and provide resources, along with creating a loving community for growth and connection. We long to see barriers torn down and unity rise up within the body of Christ, including the music industry. Krissy Nordhoff is the writer of Your Great Name (Natalie Grant), Mercy Tree (Anthony Evans), Back to Life (Mandisa), Fighting For Us (Michael Farren) and countless others. She is a professional songwriter signed with Integrity Music. Maribeth Dodd is a worship leader, speaker and business leader. She has led worship for over 16 years at various churches in Atlanta, Arizona and Nashville.

Maribeth flies solo on this episode of Brave Worship. She shares the importance of making connection in ministry and any position of leadership you are in.

On this episode, Maribeth and Krissy share their favorite quotes that inspire them in their ministries and lives. And, we reveal a new songwriting resource we created that YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS!! You'll find it at www.KrissyNordhoff.com/Test or in the resources section of BraveWorship.com

Lydia Ingegneri, pastor, worship leader and songwriter, stops by the Brave podcast booth to share her story and advice from her years of ministry experience pastoring a growing church in Arizona! We relate to Lydia in so many ways. We laugh about our grocery shopping difficulties and we dive deep into the realities of ministry team dynamics. You can follow Lydia Ingegneri on Instagram: @lydslife and @lydslifemusic

Merry Christmas!! We're back with a new episode today and the story behind the writing and recording of the new Brave Worship song sung by Maribeth - "My Savior and My Son". Listen here... The song is available on Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon and Spotify now!

Listen to a conversation between Andrew and Jill Mitchell as they discuss their story from worship leaders, songwriters in Scotland to real estate renovation and owning a castle. Enjoy this amazing, inspiring testimony of God's faithfulness to His royal children (you and us)!

In this episode I talk with the Krissy Nordhoff and Maribeth Dodd over at Brave Worship about: Their ministry to women in worship ministry. The tension of raising kids, songwriting, worship leadership, and everything else involved. What it takes to be a mentor. How to recognize that God has called you to pour in to others. Their conference coming up on November 11. Ways to personally worship throughout the week.

Krissy and Maribeth share their most embarrassing moments leading worship or singing in church. They also discuss "The Squeeze": how we handle times of testing and challenges reveals much about who we are and who we become.

Krissy and Maribeth sit down with Dustin Smith and James Galbraith (DustinSmith.com and HealingIsRight.com) to discuss the challenges of men and women working together in church leadership and worship ministry. Dustin and James discuss the biblical example of Hannah (1 Samuel 1) to demonstrate the empowering work and role women have in church ministry.

Krissy and Maribeth having a real conversation about women's roles in the church, changing culture, pregnancy and roles women have when leading worship in today's evangelical church.

Maribeth and Krissy share how they have experienced success in ministry while balancing personal life and family. It's not easy, but these stories and tips will help you do it all!

We talk with Meagan Newell, a talented young fashion entrepreneur, about the "rules" of fashion for female worship leaders, songwriters and women in church ministry today.

Worship Leader, Artist and Speaker Tasha Layton joins Krissy and Maribeth to talk about the importance of rest as leaders in ministry.

We are Krissy Nordhoff and Maribeth Dodd. Krissy is a songwriter, Maribeth is a worship pastor. We are sisters, 6 years apart, and each married with 7 combined kids! In this episode, we introduce ourselves and share our from our unique perspective as two women in leadership in the American church. We hope you will benefit from our experiences and interviews with other like-minded leaders in ministry and business.