Podcasts about missional leadership

A Jazz Homily: How Old Testament Law Shapes Beautiful Communities with Guest Dr. Mark GlanvilleExodus 3:7-12This jazz-talk uses blues and jazz music explore the biblical law in the Old Testament, unpacking the significance for incarnational churches today. There are parallels between the development of blues and jazz and the development of biblical law: both have their roots in the atrocity of slavery. Blues and jazz developed in the oppression of slavery and of the reconstruction era in the U.S. Biblical law emerged from the atrocity of slavery in Egypt. This talk unfolds the invitation in biblical law by looking at three laws in Deuteronomy, reflecting how they can shape the church today to reflect the tenderness of Jesus.Dr Mark Glanville (PhD, Trinity College, BristolI, UK) is the Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership at St. Andrews Hall, University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Mark trains leaders for post-Christian contexts, using biblical scholarship and jazz piano.Before pastoring, Mark worked full time as a jazz pianist. He currently plays on the Vancouver jazz scene, and he hosts the Blue Note Theology podcast. Mark is an Aussie: he likes to express his masculinity by snapping a crocodile's neck with two fingers.

Those in Christian circles have likely spent many a Sunday morning sitting in a pew (or, perhaps, a more comfortable seat) listening to someone preach. While the length of sermon or its place in a service may vary from denomination to denomination, or pastor to pastor, the act of hearing the Word of God preached regularly is part of the Christian tradition. We were please to speak to Mark Glanville about this topic. Mark is a pro at sermons, quite literally. Having spent much of his career preaching sermons as well as teaching classes on the subject, he has decades of broad experience from which he draws. Mark is an author, podcaster, Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership, and jazz pianist. We spoke to Mark about his latest book, Preaching in a New Key: Crafting Expository Sermons in Post-Christian Communities, which came out this spring. This book is a guide of sorts for those new to sermon writing as well as those who are wanting to find a fresh and new approach to the task. Our conversation touched on the holistic nature of sermon writing as well as how it can be approached in the post-Christian world many communities of faith find themselves in. It is hopeful and beautiful and worth reading, even if you don't happen to be a pastor yourself. You can check out Mark's many projects on his website, which has links to his books, podcast, and social media. If you're in the Vancouver area, we highly encourage you to check out Mark's book launch for Preach in a New Key, coming up May 23, at St. Andrew's-Wesley United Church. This unique event includes art, storytelling, and Mark's jazz trio.

We concluded our Healthy Church Series by looking at how the Bible defines leaders in the Church. Although the Bible is not as specific on how one becomes a leader and pastor, we spent some time laying out some criteria that we want to follow. For more information visit ChristCommunity.Life

Rev. Dr. Rob Reimer's passion is to see the kingdom of God advance through spiritual renewal.  As Founder and President of Renewal International, Rob works with pastors, leaders and churches internationally to equip the people of God to live in freedom and to walk in the fullness and power of the Holy Spirit.  Some of his books that have sold worldwide are Soul Care, Deep Faith, River Dwellers, Pathways to the King, Spiritual Authority and The Tenderness of Jesus. Rob regularly leads Soul Care Conference™, Holy Spirit Weekend™, Deliverance Training Workshop™ and various livestreams and is devoted to fulfilling his call to mentor Christian leaders in many different denominations. Personally transparent, Rob relates lessons learned as he walked with God, responded to His Word, and processed pain in marriage and ministry, finding freedom and fullness in Christ.  During conferences, these lessons are not only taught, but participants actively begin the process of incorporating them into their lives, walking in the light with God and others, and practicing hearing from God and accessing His power for ministry. In addition to his work with Renewal International, Dr. Reimer was Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology at Alliance Theological Seminary in Nyack, NY. Classes he has taught include: Personal, Professional and Theological Foundations for Ministry, Evangelism, Mentoring, Pastoral Methods, Soul Care, Proclamation & Communication I & II, Spiritual Leadership, Power Encounter, Intimacy & Authority, and Missional Leadership. Ordained, Christian and Missionary Alliance 1993 B.S. in English, King's College M. Div., Alliance Theological Seminary D. Min. in Preaching, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary under Haddon Robinson

In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine sits down with Joseph and Tony from Heart for Lebanon's Team to discuss the transformative Missional Leadership Program. This initiative is designed to equip local Ministry leaders to serve their communities in Lebanon, Syria, and beyond.Joseph shares the origins of the Missional Leadership Program, which began in response to the influx of Syrian refugees during the Arab Spring and the Syrian war. He explains how the Program aims to move people from despair to hope through Jesus Christ, focusing on both their physical and spiritual needs. The Program is now in its third year and has expanded to include both Syrian refugees and Lebanese participants.This episode highlights the program's three pillars: spiritual foundation, character formation, and skill development. Joseph provides an in-depth look at the curriculum, which includes lessons on biblical knowledge, character traits, and practical skills. The goal is to prepare participants to become future leaders who can positively influence their communities.We also hear personal testimonies from Program participants like Ahmad, Jacob, and Jomaa, who share how the Missional Leadership Program has impacted their lives and strengthened their faith. Tony, a trainer in the Program, shares inspiring stories of transformation, including those of Mahmoud, a Kurdish man from Syria, and Joseph, a Lebanese Maronite.Join us as we explore the profound impact of the Missional Leadership Program and the incredible stories of change and discipleship happening in Lebanon.Don't forget to rate, review, and share this podcast with your family and friends. For more information or to join our prayer team, visit heartforlebanon.org/prayer. If you have any feedback or questions, feel free to email us at podcast@heartforlebanon.org. Until next time, God is with you.

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Join Tom O'Toole from The Broadcast Network as he engages in an insightful conversation with Colin Baron, a key figure featured in our latest course, "The Challenges of Missional Leadership." In this course, Colin Baron delves into the complexities and opportunities inherent in Missional Leadership. With a wealth of personal experience in leadership and church planting, Colin explores a variety of topics, including maintaining pace, nurturing faith, building effective leadership teams, and creating a healthy church culture. Colin Baron is an experienced church planter known for his ability to identify and develop emerging leaders. Recently retired as the senior leader of Christ Church Manchester, Colin continues to travel, assisting senior leaders across diverse contexts in crafting and executing growth strategies.

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In this mini-season of the Roundup Podcast, we're featuring every breakout session from Roundup 2024. Enjoy this episode on Women's Missional Leadership with Tiffany Smith.

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What are my spiritual gifts and how do I unlock them? What does the Bible say about the various spiritual gifts? How do I partner with the Holy Spirit? How do I bless the church with my gifts? How does trauma interfere with my understanding or use of my gift? In this conversation we bring our series to a close as Tim Sherrill joins to discuss how to use the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Many people do not know what their gifts are or how to use them. One thing is certain, we are made to function using God's Spirit. Tim has conducted Spiritual Gift classes for our local congregation as well as others. His approach to helping people find their spiritual gifts is based in scripture as well as experience. Tim and Wendy Sherrill were high school sweethearts and were married in 1979. Over the last 39 years, the Sherrills have led in varying capacities in churches in Detroit, MI; Phila, PA; Seattle, WA; Fort Wayne, IN; and Omaha, NE. They and their family have helped churches across the Midwest grow and be healthy. Today, Tim and Wendy lead the Omaha Church and live to seek and save the lost. When they are not doing that you will probably find them watching classic movies. They have three disciple kids, two in Texas and one in Minnesota and four grandkids, a daughter-in-law and a son-in-law. Prior to being on staff in churches before 2008, Tim worked for Progressive Insurance for 23 years moving around to various locations and management opportunities, including working with industry associations and political affairs assignments. Wendy has worked professionally in real estate and many volunteer jobs at schools. Tim holds a B.S. degree in Health Administration from Eastern Michigan University (1983) and a Masters in Religious Education in MIssional Leadership from Rochester University in Rochester, Michigan (2019).

There are so many words commonly used in parish renewal that can be ambiguous...or just plain mysterious. 'Disciple' is one of these words, because its a name given to a devoted follower of Jesus. Which sounds clear enough but what does that mean to the people in the pews? Does it mean "I believe" or "I'm on the journey" or "I serve in ministry" or something else. Join the Missional Leadership podcast as we explore what it means to be a disciple and how to gain clarity for your faith community. Enjoy! Follow @missionalleadershippodcast

Join us in this episode as we talk to Justin Fung about spiritual formation, activism, and opportunities we have to be formed in God's image. Rev. Dr. Justin Fung serves as the  Pastor of Leadership & Spiritual Formation at Christ City Church in Washington, DC & is an Affiliate Assistant Professor of Missional Leadership at Fuller Theological Seminary. He has also authored Learning to Live, a curriculum for cultivating spiritual transformation in multiethnic contexts. You can follow Justin @justinbfung on Instagram and Threads.20 Minute Takes is a production of Christians for Social ActionHost and Producer: Nikki Toyama-Szeto Edited by: Wiloza MediaMusic: Andre Henry

Leading a parish on the journey of renewal is one of the most exciting things a priest or lay leader can do in ministry... but it can be tough. People will complain, leave, and get pretty negative over the inevitable changes that your parish will go though as it refocuses on mission, bring new people into a relationship with Jesus. While there are a number of ways that you'll be able to navigate these issues, like all change, the first person to take the next step will be you. So lets get prepared to dive into the world of self-leadership because God don't want us to just survive the journey, he wants us to thrive! Enjoy! Follow @MissionalLeadershipPodcast

Welcome to the Missional Leadership Podcast! In today's episode, Jacqueline from the Divine Renovation Podcast interviews the MLP Team about what makes this podcast so unique. She'll find out what's in store for listeners this season, how it can help those on the path to renewal, and parish leaders will need to tune in. All while finding out a little background on the MLP Team. Enjoy!

"This region has always been a boiling pot. What really made this region significant is the amount of bad leadership. Actually, the world today is facing the most sensitive moments in history. We have a leadership crisis." Hear a quick update of the situation in the Middle East and how we are responding, as well as the final conversation about Missional Leadership this season with Joseph, our Missional Leadership Program Manager. Joseph shares about God working through his life, through previous conflicts in the country of Lebanon, the call on his life to be a living testimony of God's forgiveness, and how important it is to equip people in Lebanon to serve in their local communities from a Bible-centered worldview.Heart for Lebanon's Missional Leadership Program is just one more way that we fulfill our mission by equipping men and women who want to serve the Lord, wherever they go, by making disciples.

The current conflict in the Middle East has made our ministry even more needed. With all that you hear and see going on in Southern Lebanon, combined with the need of solid Christian leaders, Heart for Lebanon is filling the gap by training men and women to be ready to be deployed by God where He needs them. This is our moment. We are caring for the physical, emotional, and/or spiritual needs of 500 people from Southern Lebanon. All in all, Heart for Lebanon continues to counter hate with love, radical thinking with a message of peace, and despair with hope in Christ alone. This can best be done by raising a new generation of disciples after God's own heart; servant leaders living the Gospel message and being the hand and feet of Jesus.This is exactly what we are doing through our Missional Leadership Program. This episode's guest is Dr. Yassir who has come for a number of years as a consultant for Heart for Lebanon and a visiting teacher in Heart for Lebanon's Missional Leadership Development program. Dr. Yassir has a unique view on the importance and impact of teaching people from the Middle East, from non-Christian backgrounds, the truth of the Bible and why it is the truth we should live by today.

Each day between two and three thousand people arrive in Santiago, Spain as pilgrims. This past summer, Kevin and Shelly Huddleston were two among that number on July 13 as they along with a small group of friends completed a 14-day walk on the Camino de Santiago. In this episode, we talk the two of them about their pilgrimage experience—about how they were formed by daily prayer, an expanding understanding of community, and the expected and surprising presence of God. Kevin & Shelly Huddleston have been in ministry together for over 35 years. They spent 30 years in congregational ministry and now Kevin is the Director of Ministries for Arms of Hope, a Christian care organization that cares for children and single moms with families. He has a Bachelors degree from Abilene Christian University, a Masters degree in Missional Leadership from Rochester University and a Doctorate in Spiritual Formation from Lipscomb University. His doctoral emphasis is on Sabbath and the Mission of God. Shelly is an assistant superintendent with the San Angelo Independent School District where she has worked for the past 28 years and holds a Bachelors in Communication from ACU and a Masters in Education from Angelo State. Both Kevin and Shelly are certified Spiritual Directors. Best of all, they have a few awesome pairs in their lives: 2 daughters, 2 sons-in-law, 2 grandsons and 2 rescue schnauzers that rule the house. They are excited to share their passion for families and the love of Jesus. You can reach them via Facebook or by email: kevinhuddleston@me.com and huddlestonshelly500@gmail.com.

We are on Mission because God has a mission, a purpose. Missional Leadership is just one part of that.Our goal is to disciple men and women who are prepared to disciple others. We work diligently on preparing leaders who are after God's own heart; servant missional leaders. For disciples to be reproducible, leadership development is essential. Heart for Lebanon is committed to raise up a new generation of leaders who are equipped and capable to lead in good times and in times of crisis. As far as the future of Lebanon is concerned, when properly trained, these Missional Leaders will fill the leadership void in Lebanon and the Middle East through a worldview of faith in Jesus.

In Episode 287, we continue the exploration of missional leadership. This conversation revolves around the concept of defining your mission field and forging relationships that hold the potential to change lives - starting with your own. The episode begins by highlighting the seven fundamental missional questions that serve as guideposts for crafting purposeful leadership. These questions facilitate a deep understanding of the mission and purpose of the church, the assets and needs of the community, and the critical role of relationships in the transformative process. At the core of the discussion lies the notion of discerning and defining one's mission field. Unlike a mere demographic analysis, this approach emphasizes the significance of field-testing the insights and building relationships. Authentic relationships, rather than statistics, become the bedrock of missional leadership. This shift toward relational engagement is highlighted as the third aspect of missional leadership, following previous explorations of other aspects in earlier podcast episodes. Listen to this episode at https://transformingmission.org/287

In Leadercast episode 286, the focus remains on missional leadership, delving into the second aspect of this approach: the changing relationship between the church and society. Tim and Sara engage in a thoughtful discussion, reflecting on the evolving dynamics of faith, community, and engagement in the modern world. The episode starts with a recap of the previous discussion, highlighting the concept of "putting God in the driver's seat." This sets the stage for the exploration of missional leadership's second aspect, which revolves around recognizing the shifting connections between the church and the broader society. Listen at https://transformingmission.org/podcast  

Explore the shift in church leadership that puts God's mission at the forefront. In Leadercast episode 285, Tim and Sara reflect on changes over the past 10 years, discussing the evolving role of the church and its mission. They emphasize missional leadership, which starts with putting God's mission at the center. They contrast this with personal preferences, acknowledging that the church's mission isn't to please members or promote prosperity. Urging a shift from program-focused to people-focused, they stress engaging with the community, adapting to societal changes, and helping people become true followers of Jesus. They highlight the need to understand and embrace the local context, moving from an attractional model to celebrating what God's doing. The podcast concludes by introducing the concept of missional leadership's second aspect and inviting listeners to join the next episode for further exploration. Listen at https://transformingmission.org/285

We'll be back on Tuesday with a new episode of LeaderCast where we begin to explore three aspects of missional leadership. Until then, here's a little sneak peek inside our conversation before we started recording episodes. See you Tuesday! 

Albert Chu has spent decades leading in the same community, in the same area, with the same mission – creating room for people to discover and grow as disciples of Jesus. With his pastoral experience planting and leading a multisite community, alongside his missional passion as the current Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership, Albert offers thoughtful wisdom for forming churches that reflect and captivate the place they're in. In this conversation, Jason and Albert talk about the Tapestry Church growing from a living room gathering to what it is today, how expanding a church's reach can produce both grief and increased opportunities for discipleship, how a second chance to keep leading shaped Albert as a disciple and pastor & more. We hope this interview with Albert reminds you of God's desire to take care of His Church & Its leaders. Bio | Albert has been the Lead Pastor of the Tapestry Church - a multi-campus church in the Lower Mainland - for nearly two decades. He is also the Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership which strives to equip leaders for God's mission in this corner of the world affectionately called Cascadia (PNW). Albert is married to Frieda and is blessed with two lovely daughters. They love to travel, cycle, cook, and wander with their backpacks within the 117,900 acres of bliss called Mt. Baker Wilderness. ⁠Give today⁠ to CCLN and help seed a hopeful future for the Church in Canada. Prepare your church to respond to global crises by ⁠connecting with Chris⁠ from World Vision.  Show Notes: Tapestry Church  Centre for Missional Leadership Get Connected! ⁠Blog & Episode write-up⁠ ⁠Website⁠ ⁠Join our Mailing List! ⁠ ⁠Subscribe on YouTube⁠ ⁠Follow on Instagram ⁠ ⁠Share a Canadian Church Story

We are pleased to be joined by Tim Dickau of CityGate and The Centre for Missional Leadership. He is also the author of Forming Christian Community in a Secular Age. Tim speaks with us about his vision for how faith and church should be blessing in the world. Tim was pastor of Grandview Calvary in Vancouver for many years and has helped facilitate numerous community projects addressing needs around housing and other areas of need. Tim offers thoughtful considerations of hopeful ways forward for faith and church.

Dr. Andrew Fox moved to the United States 23 years ago and boy have things changed.  He has appeared on national news and Tucker Carlson about the freedom of speech.  He's been through the legal system to become a citizen and learned its history and bill of rights.  Today we are talking about how civil dialogue is necessary.  Why do you believe what you believe?  Does God exist?  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space for Controversy. Dr. Andrew Fox is an officiator of weddings, speaker, author, and teacher. He is a professor of historical, theological, cultural, and sociological approaches to interpreting and communicating Scripture. His passion is to spark people's imagination as a necessary component of faith toward a positive change through life's challenges. His organization engages in religious publications, lectures, debates, symposiums, preaching, and education. He has earned an MA in Missional Leadership from Northwest University, an MA in Theological Studies from Southeastern University, and a PhD in Intercultural Studies from Assembly of God Theological Seminary. Dr. Fox lectures in a number of colleges, universities, and organizations in the United States and overseas. If you have not met Dr. Fox in person, he is commonly known for communicating with intelligence, knowledge, passion, and fun.       Connect with Dr. Andrew Fox  https://drandrewfox.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewkfox/   Connect with Reena https://youtube.com/c/BetterCallDaddy bettercalldaddy.com instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts twitter.com/reenareena linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts   My dad and I would love to hear from you subscribe and drop a five-star review podchaser.com/bettercalldaddy ratethispodcast.com/bettercalldaddy

In this episode Bree Mills talks about microchurches, psychological safety, faithfulness in the small things, meeting the needs of the community, and asking great questions.Bree is an ordained Anglican minister, a director of Micro Churches Australia, and a doctoral student in the area of Missional Leadership, focusing on innovative leadership in the Australian context. Until the end of 2020, she was Senior Associate Minister at Glen Waverley Anglican Church in Melbourne where she pioneered a network of missional communities alongside a contemporary Anglican Church. Now, along with her husband and kids, they are part of a new micro church network church plant in Melbourne and help lead a community called The Village. Bree has completed a Masters of Missional Leadership, focusing on missional culture change in existing churches. Bree is passionate about spiritual formation, catalyzing change, raising leaders, and contextualized mission. She loves to read, wakeboard, and go for long walks in new places, preferably near the ocean!Bree's Recommendations:How to Lead When You Don't Know Where You're Going: Leading in a Liminal Season by Susan BeaumontTranscending Mission by Michael W. StroopeConnect 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

Davis and Sheeley talk with Dr. Jim Harrison. Harrison, retiring this fall, spent most of his adult career at Maranatha and has lessons on leadership and faithfulness to share. In addition, he's a great storyteller!

Davis and Sheeley talk with Dr. Jesse Sherburn, a member of MBU's Board of Resources. Dr. Sherburn discusses how God worked in his life after his college graduation and led him to a job as a Senior Research Mechanical Engineer at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center in the Geotechnical Structures Laboratory in the Geosciences Structures Division Research Group.

Davis and Sheeley talk with two men who invested in the United States Military. Dr. Foster served all the way up to the working with Joint Chiefs of Staff. CH (COL) Willis has served all over the country with the FBFI chaplaincy program. Both men encourage listeners to support those going into the military as well as those who have returned.

Davis and Sheeley talk with Dr. Dean Kurtz, Adult Ministries and Outreach Pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Watertown, Wisconsin. Jump right into the conversation as this episode has a "rolling start".

Davis and Sheeley talk with two men who are dedicated to the ministry of discipleship. Caleb Farmer was a room leader, floor leader, and dorm supervisor in Leland Dorm. Tim Johns is well-known for his heart for the guy's side of campus as he has been with the Student Life Office for almost 20 years. Both men discuss the responsibility and honor it is to work with college-age students from a place of vulnerability and growth.

Davis takes the show on the road with Coach Pill to talk with Andrew Solarek. They discuss everything from his time at Maranatha to his ministry in Indianapolis today.

Davis and Sheeley talk with Mrs. Regina Delozier about her path to education and Maranatha. Her heart for students and players alike shines through this discussion.

Davis and Sheeley talk with Austin Lehman, CEO at Remodel Health, a healthcare services company that specializes in health insurance for Christian organizations.  Listen as Austin shares his passion for serving God in a secular field. Here is the article referenced by Dr. Davis at the beginning of the episode: Christian, Your Job is a Ministry Job.

How do we share the gospel in a way that helps people rather than injures them? How will the church need to adapt the way it approaches evangelism? Please consider supporting the ministry https://www.patreon.com/kylespears Daren currently serves as lead evangelist for the Seattle Church of Christ, where he and his wife Karla have served for the last 11 years. Daren has done some post-graduate work at Harding Graduate School of Theology, and will graduate in December with a Master's degree in Missional Leadership from Rochester University. 0:00 Intro 6:07 What do the scriptures teach about evangelism? 13:57 What are unhealthy evangelism practices? 28:28 Individualism and evangelism 34:20 Zeal and immaturity 35:00 Gifts and evangelism 44:56 How will the church have to adapt its methods moving forward? 51:29 Pressurizing people based on a timeline 1:00:00 Identity and unity

In this week’s episode Does cash flow keep you awake at night? If it does, this is definitely the episode for you. Paul explains how certain aspects of the MSP business model can improve your cash flow and your sleeping habits! Also, what’s the connection between a successful MSP and that 90s Keanu Reeves film about a runaway bus? Speed! This week Paul dives into the business benefits of being a fast-moving MSP Plus on the show this week, there’s a recommendation for an excellent book about bitesize growth. And Paul’s featured guest introduces you to a new way to sell cyber security Featured guest Thank you to Phylip Morgan from Pax8 for joining Paul to talk about how to sell cyber security without using fear, uncertainty, and doubt. As Chief Channel Officer of Pax8 UK, Phylip provides leadership, guidance, and support to successfully extend the company's key channel and marketing objectives to UK markets. Phylip holds an M.A. in Missional Leadership from Bangor University, is the Pastor and Co-Founder of Calon Church, and sits on the board for several companies and non-profits. He enjoys working with small business owners and spending time with his wife and three daughters. Connect with Phylip on LinkedIn. Show notes Out every Tuesday on your favourite podcast platform Presented by Paul Green, an MSP marketing expert Thank you to Adrian Savage from Deliverability Dashboard for recommending the book the The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy In the next show on December 7th Paul will be joined by Stephen Rosenthal from Managed Services Platform talking about how MSPs can best implement technology roadmaps for clients Got a question from the show? Email Paul directly: hello@paulgreensmspmarketing.com Episode transcription Voiceover: Fresh every Tuesday for MSPs around the world. This is Paul Green’s MSP Marketing Podcast. Paul Green: Hi, there and welcome back to the show. Here’s what we got coming up for you this week. Phylip Morgan: Fear, uncertainty, and doubt was the way to sell those products, right? A new way that we could maybe be so a cybersecurity. Paul Green: That’s Phylip Morgan from

On this special episode of the Intersection Podcast, we give you a peek into the live conversation that wrapped up our fourth issue of the Intersection Journal. This Journal issue included four articles by four different authors bringing a unique and valuable perspective to the theme, “The Prophetic Character of Missional Leadership.” To go deeper into this topic, we enjoyed an interactive conversation with the authors—listen in! For show note and past episodes, please visit teloscollective.com/podcast

Andrea Perrett is Director of Cyclical Vancouver (through the Centre for Missional Leadership at St Andrew's Hall), Director of Cyclical Calgary-Macleod.  Andrea has an MDiv from Vancouver School of Theology, is a Registered Dietitian, and loves exploring the connection between physical health and spiritual health.  She lives in Vancouver, BC with her husband Jordan and their new baby, and Corey was able to sit down and chat with her while she is on parental leave.Mentioned in this Episode:  Cyclical Calgary-MacleodCyclical VancouverRev. Dr. Ross Lockhart - Dean of St. Andrew's Hall, Professor of Mission StudiesChristian Witness in Cascadian Soil:  Coworkers with God in the Land of Hiking, Hipsters, and Hand-Crafted Lattes by Ross A. Lockhart (Chapter 6 by Andrea Perrett:  Can Rocky Soil Be Tilled?  Growing a Church Planting EcoSystem in Cascadia)Parker PalmerMichelle NieviadomyCREDITSJean Chaumont is producer, composer, recorder of all original music is https://www.jeanchaumont.comCorey Schlosser-Hall is host and editor. https://www.northwestcoast.org/coreys-bioJenine Taylor is copy editor https://www.northwestcoast.org/jenines-bio"On the Verge: From Inspiration to Incarnation" is sponsored by the Northwest Coast Presbytery. 

Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart is Dean of St. Andrew's Hall, Founder and Director of the Centre for Missional Leadership, and Professor at both the Vancouver School of Theology and Regent College.  Mentioned in this Episode:  Christian Witness in Cascadian Soil: Co-Workers with God in the Land of Hiking, Hipsters, and Hand-Crafted Lattes by Ross A. LockhartAlan RoxburghDarrell Guder - Centre for Missional Leadership Senior Fellow in ResidenceChristopher James, Associate Professor of Evangelism and Missional Christianity, Dubuque Theological SeminaryCyclical CascadiaRev. Andrea Perrett - Centre for Missional Leadership Associate in New Witnessing CommunitiesBetter than Brunch:  Missional Churches in Cascadia, by Jason Byassee & Ross A. LockhartOther Books by Ross LockhartBeyond Snakes and Shamrocks: St. Patrick's Missional Leadership Lessons for Today Lessons from Laodicea: Missional Leadership in a Culture of AffluenceCREDITSJean Chaumont is producer, composer, recorder of all original music is https://www.jeanchaumont.comCorey Schlosser-Hall is host and editor. https://www.northwestcoast.org/coreys-bioJenine Taylor is copy editor https://www.northwestcoast.org/jenines-bio"On the Verge: From Inspiration to Incarnation" is sponsored by the Northwest Coast Presbytery. 

Andy and Tammy Fleming have served as full-time Evangelist and Women's Minister for over thirty years in the International Churches of Christ (ICOC). Andy is a Canadian and Tammy an American, who met in the Boston church of Christ in 1985, and later married on the Stockholm mission planting in early 1987. Career missionaries, they have invested their lives in the churches in Scandinavia, the UK, Los Angeles, and the former Soviet Union. They have also worked with the ICOC's administration, have overseen mission efforts in the Middle East, and currently serve on the ICOC Teachers' Service Team and Catalyst Team. Andy is pursuing a Doctor of Ministry degree in Missional Leadership from Abilene Christian University (Texas) and Tammy is a certified Advanced Grief Recovery Method Specialist.

We recorded this episode mid way through Briana's journey in ServiStar's Vertex Live Nationwide - a virtual way for participants to engage in our most requested workshops on leadership, from team building to employee motivation in an online training network that collaborates with each other, learns from our trainers in 10 official sessions, and participates in a group project and graduation that helps take the classroom knowledge and moves it over into action items that can be taken and implemented to help make your credit union better today.  A huge thankyou to Briana for helping us learn from her journey with us at Vertex Live Nationwide and you can go here https://www.servistarconsulting.com/Our-Solutions/#12300 to register for the fall session. If you want to RSVP early you can reach the producer Scott Albrecht at Scott@ServiStarConsulting.com Also congrats to our winner from our last podcast Laura Enquist who won 30 days access to the Missional Leadership library from Episode 2 of this season. Lets see who reads the show notes- if you put some time on Scott's calendar to discuss this podcast - we will give you a free e copy of one of Mike's books schedule that call with Scott here: https://go.oncehub.com/ServiStarConsulting

Lets all get in the DeLorean and get our orange vests on- we are setting the flex capacitor to Dec 13, 2013...the day our producer Scott Albrecht was hired to manage. On today's podcast, he and Mike discuss taking 3 concepts learned at ServiStar back into the past to apply as a new branch manager for Baxter Credit Union 7 years ago.    We also introduce a new game to the show, "what's in the box" to see the box, borrowed from Scott's daughter- check out ServiStarConsulting.com   We mentioned the upcoming webinar on Virtual Selling- it's free and you can register here    And finally we played a 2 minute clip from the online computer based training : Missional Leadership. As a thank you to our audience we are giving every listener 30 days access to all 5 modules of this ServiStar Training. Simply email Scott@ServiStarConsulting.com and Scott will connect you to the free access.

S3B1 - Bonus episode!  In response to Esau McCaulley's thoughts on Episode 6, “A Holistic Vision for Missional Leadership,” three practitioners from the Telos Collective team share what missional leadership means to them and how they live it out in their context.  

Today's topic is a question - Why don't I have time for anything? Pastors ask themselves this often, and it always seems like there is more to do, and less of you. Today on the podcast, we explore time crunch, getting some control of your schedule, and the life of ministry.We'd love to encourage you with the gospel. Connect with Flourish and let us spend some time strengthening you and your ministry: http://www.FlourishCoaching.org/ContactSupport the show (https://mygiving.secure.force.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0U0H00000XyE4IUAV)

S3E12 :: As part of our “Missional Leadership in a Time of Uncertainty” series, Bishop Todd Hunter and the Rev. Dr. JR Rozko have a conversation with the Rev. Dr. Mark Labberton, President of Fuller Seminary, about the Christlike attitudes and behaviors missional leaders must cultivate in times of uncertainty—and how to put them into practice.   For show notes and past episodes, please visit teloscollective.com/blog

Andy and Tammy Fleming have served as full-time Evangelist and Women's Minister for over thirty years in the International Churches of Christ (ICOC). Andy is a Canadian and Tammy an American, who met in the Boston church of Christ in 1985, and later married on the Stockholm mission planting in early 1987. Career missionaries, they have invested their lives in the churches in Scandinavia, the UK, Los Angeles, and the former Soviet Union. From 1991-1999 they lived in Moscow, Russia, during which time they oversaw the planting of 24 new congregations, the largest of which are currently Moscow and Kiev, each with over 1000 members. They have also worked with the ICOC's administration, have overseen mission efforts in the Middle East, and currently serve on the ICOC Teachers' Service Team and Catalyst Team. They are fluent in several languages and are published authors. Their daughter, Britain, (30) and her husband Max lead the campus ministry in Kiev, Ukraine, and their son Justin (21) is a disciple in in Seattle, Washington, USA. Andy is pursuing a Doctor of Ministry degree in Missional Leadership from Abilene Christian University (Texas) and Tammy is a certified Advanced Grief Recovery Method® Specialist. From their home in Kiev, they work in cooperation with the Greater Eurasian Mission Society and Eurasian churches' leadership to strengthen the disciples in the churches they helped to plant and encourage them to remain true to the faith. (Acts 14:21-22)  

REFLECTION QUOTES “The special mark of the modern world is not that it is skeptical, but that it is dogmatic without knowing it. The moderns believe without knowing what they believe—and without even knowing that they do believe it.” ~G.K. Chesterton (1874-1936), English writer and literary critic “If your heart beats for Christ the king, then your heart will beat for the advance of the His rule.” ~Rhys Bezzant, Dean of Missional Leadership at Ridley College (Australia) “To me science is a flirt with the unknown. We're trying to figure things out, but there's so much going on right now, all around us, that's invisible to the eye, and science is kind of is a bridge to this mystery, and by walking on this bridge we kind of have a better sense of who we are.” ~Marcelo Gleiser, Dartmouth professor, as quoted in the Valley News 3-20-2019 “Our pleasure and our duty, Though opposite before; Since we have seen his beauty, Are joined to part no more: It is our highest pleasure, No less than duty's call; To love him beyond measure, And serve him with our all.” ~John Newton (1725-1801), English clergyman and abolitionist “To see the Law by Christ fulfilled, And hear his pard'ning voice; Changes a slave into a child, And duty into choice.” ~William Cowper (1731-1800), English poet, one of the most popular poets of his time SERMON PASSAGE Matthew 28:18-20, Ephesians 1:15-23, Ephesians 4:10-16 (ESV) Matthew 28 18 And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” Ephesians 1 15 For this reason, because I have heard of your faith in the Lord Jesus and your love toward all the saints, 16 I do not cease to give thanks for you, remembering you in my prayers, 17 that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and of revelation in the knowledge of him, 18 having the eyes of your hearts enlightened, that you may know what is the hope to which he has called you, what are the riches of his glorious inheritance in the saints, 19 and above every name that is named, not only in this age but also in the one to come. 22 And he put all things under his feet and gave him as head over all things to the church, 23 which is his body, the fullness of him who fills all in all. Ephesians 4 10 He who descended is the one who also ascended far above all the heavens, that he might fill all things.) 11 And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds and teachers, 12 to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, 13 until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ, 14 so that we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro by the waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by human cunning, by craftiness in deceitful schemes. 15 Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ, 16 from whom the whole body, joined and held together by every joint with which it is equipped, when each part is working properly, makes the body grow so that it builds itself up in love.