Podcast appearances and mentions of myron pierce

Just before Christmas in 2022, Myron Pierce shocked his family, friends and congregation when he appeared in a string of erratic Instagram posts.He had lost touch with reality, acting out behaviors no one would ever expect from the veteran of over a decade of outstanding ministry and church multiplication. Everything got pushed aside in favor of a life that no one could be proud of.Because of his insane behavior and outlandish activities, those of us who were friends with him sometimes wondered who we saw on our screens. It couldn't have been the same person we knew. He finally called almost three months into his downward slide to say that he had been diagnosed with type one bipolar disorder and that he was checking into a clinic. Just one year after getting help, we decided to do this interview. The goal is to update those who worried and prayed for him. This is NOT an attempt to re-insert him into pastoral ministry.Myron is working hard to care for his family and run his businesses as healingcontinues. If God wants him to return to pastoral ministry, that would be a long way off. A standout in the discussion is Josh Dotzler. In their formative days, Josh and Myron partnered in ministry. Josh's dad, Ron, initially pulled Myron into pastoral ministry. The important thing is that Josh was there for Myron and his family, albeit in different ways, both during and after the mess. He continues to play a crucial role in healing the family.Aside from church work, Myron is a serial entrepreneur. He continues to help others build businesses in difficult, even blighted places. One of his training centers for startup businesses is in Gary, Indiana.Despite his departure from traditional pastoral ministry, he keeps sharing his faith in Jesus and works to bring the gospel into everything he does. No longer a pastor, he continues to make disciples of Jesus Christ.Connect via ownthepondnetwork.comor email him at thisisus@ownthepondnetwork.com

Just before Christmas in 2022, Myron Pierce alarmed his family, friends and the church he had pastored. He shocked us all while appearing in a string of erratic Instagram posts.He had lost touch with reality, acting out behaviors no one would ever expect from the veteran of over a decade of outstanding ministry and church multiplication. Everything got pushed aside in favor of a life that no one could be proud of.Because of his insane behavior and outlandish activities, those of us who were friends with him sometimes wondered who we saw on our screens. It couldn't have been the same person we knew. He finally called almost three months into his downward slide to say that he had been diagnosed with type one bipolar disorder and that he was checking into a clinic. Just one year after getting help, we decided to do this interview. The goal is to update those who worried and prayed for him. This is NOT an attempt to re-insert him into pastoral ministry.Myron is working hard to care for his family and run his businesses as healing continues. If God wants him to return to pastoral ministry, that would be a long way off. A standout in the discussion is Josh Dotzler. In their formative days, Josh and Myron partnered in ministry. Josh's dad, Ron, initially pulled Myron into pastoral ministry. The important thing is that Josh was there for Myron and his family, albeit in different ways, both during and after the mess. He continues to play a crucial role in healing the family.Aside from church work, Myron is a serial entrepreneur. He continues to help others build businesses in difficult, even blighted places. One of his training centers for startup businesses is in Gary, Indiana.Despite his departure from traditional pastoral ministry, he keeps sharing his faith in Jesus and works to bring the gospel into everything he does. No longer a pastor, he continues to make disciples of Jesus Christ.Connect via ownthepondnetwork.comor email him at thisisus@ownthepondnetwork.com

In this one we have on Myron Pierce Owner of Tri Cities Detail and Detail Studio Products. Detail Studio has a new game changing product a water based ceramic coating called GLOSSNOCITY and we have alot of questions! Detail Studio Products- https://www.detailstudioproducts.com/ The Cleaner Stash Promo: JAMIE10- https://app.thecreatorstash.com/jamiethecleaner TOC Supplies Promo: BUCKYVW- https://www.tocsupplies.ca/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecleanercast/support

Our macro vision as an inner-city church is to saturate every inner city with diverse hope filled churches. Our missional venture, “Shift” is an entrepreneurial incubator designed to impact the inner city by shifting the mindset of the inner city into an entrepreneurial mindset. This allows us to elevate the water mark of impact in the inner city and leave a hope filled footprint in the lives of the underdog. 2019 Beta Test 2020 Launched 2021 Currently going 2022 Scale 2025 Multiply in inner cities across North America Listen to Episode 21 of the podcast and access the show notes below. Future Church Insights: 1. Myron shares what an entrepreneurial incubator is. One thing that is overwhelmingly true is that there is a cycle in inner cities of poverty, crime, and justice systems as well as structures that are designed to regurgitate the paradigm of brokenness. One of the fastest and most missional ways to do justice and make disciples is through creating an entrepreneurial incubator. If that's a problem in the community, they will come alongside you for 16 weeks plus to help people shift into an entrepreneurial mindset. When people learn the idea of ownership, they create legacy and opportunity in their communities under the banner of unity. 2. Why it's important for people in a community to hear and work with people that look like them.   Because of Myron's unique background and story, anytime he runs into someone who struggles with drugs, gang involvement, or other delinquent behavior, he can sympathize but also call that person to more. Since Myron overcame that life, he now shatters every justification they have for not moving forward. That's the power of what Jesus would tell His disciples when saying to find those people of peace. 3. The biggest obstacle facing Shift Omaha right now.  The mindset of members of these communities is something that will take a long time to overcome. There is an undercurrent of jealousy and hatred that is ingrained in some people's minds where one person's success represents a detriment to their own chances of success. In the African American communities, this response comes from generations of trauma and oppression ingrained since the inception of the country, so this isn't entirely their fault, but nonetheless, it's a hindrance that is holding people back from accomplishing what they want. We need to learn how to celebrate one another if we're going to overcome this scarcity mindset about success. Goals and Desired Outcomes:  Their mission field is black and brown inner city residents ages 18-45 who have been incarcerated, poverty stricken, against the odds, and hopeless. Shift 10% of North Omaha into an entrepreneurial mindset  Launch 2,500 businesses in North Omaha by 2030 Assimilate graduates back into our missional venture Links www.thisismission.org/shift Quotes from Myron Pierce: “You've heard people say, ‘Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime.' But that's incomplete. We actually have to show them how to own the pond.” “A key reason that a lot of mission organizations, nonprofits, and even businesses or even those who are outside of the community don't make the jump towards riveting scalable influence and impact is because they desire to be the people of peace rather than finding the people of peace that can get the job done in that specific community.”  “Are you thinking about your business 20 years out? Because if you're not, you're already failing. Any great upset is going to take awhile so we need to be able to have a long-term type of approach to what we're doing.”

Myron Pierce opens up his story and how he went from a troubled teenager with a 200-year prison sentence to becoming a leader or leaders, an entrepreneur, a pastor, a father, a husband, an author, and so much more! To learn more about the podcast or access the show notes, visit www.redletterpodcast.com. Today's episode is brought to you by Red Letter Living. Pastors and church leaders, we create 40-day challenges that have helped more than 800 churches produce greater disciples. Not only this, but our resources grow small groups by more than 40%. If you are a pastor or church leader, not only can you find out more at this link, but you can also request a FREE 40-day challenge mailed to your door there.As you plan for the end of this Fall or even the start of the New Year, we'd love to partner with you and we have some amazing deals with our ready-to-go church packs. But, first, get a FREE copy on us.Resources mentioned in the episode: Digital Ministry: Pastoring In a Pandemic by Myron Pierce Shift OmahaThe Entrepreneurial Learning InitiativeOwn the Pond SummitMyronPierce.comMission Church Key insights from the episode: Myron, a man who once had a 200 year sentence, is now speaking to 200 prisons. In order for Paul to write “I can do all things through him who strengthens me”, he had to experience something to validate that conclusion. - Myron PierceI've survived prison, I've seen peopel stabbed, iv'e seen people die, i've seen gange riots break out, ive seen gang fights in prison….but God told me, “Your purpose is bigger than your prison.” - Myron PierceGangs taught me how to disciple people. - Myron PierceSometimes I don't need to open my mouth for evangelism. I just need to actually do the work so that people can open their mouth for me. - Myron PierceThe largest missional and entrepreneurial incubator on the planet is the local church. - Myron Pierce“It used to be ‘Give a man to fish, feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish, feed him for life.' We say, “Own the pond!” - Myron Pierce “What if we made 10% of North Omaha's inner city population, 7,000 people, into entrepreneurs?”- Myron PierceMyron Pierce's Challenge: Evaluate yourself: how much time are you spending making disciples? Use Myron's HOPE method. For so many Christians, the discipleship process isn't very clear.They know they need to go to church, pray, not sin, and maybe attend a small group. While these are great things, they don't outline a clear path leading people to live more like Jesus. We'd love to introduce you to the 40-Day Red Letter Challenge.When you and your church take the challenge, you'll have a clear 40-day discipleship path that will help you master five key areas of discipleship.You can learn more about the challenge here!Some not-so-key insights: Prison is like a WalMart that you can't get out of. - Chris JohnsonWe are going to blow the hinges off of hell! - Myron PierceSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Are you a sheep or a goat? In this message, Myron Pierce breaks down the parable of the sheep and goats.

Today's guest is…. Myron Pierce with Tri Cities Details!Myron says ”I love what I do . I have owned and operated my detailing business for 19 years. I have gotten into coaching and mentoring other detailers and help them grow in the industry. I have 2 cats and a dog, amazing gf and love learning new things!Connect With Myron and Tri Cities Details:https://www.tiktok.com/@tricitiesdetailhttps://www.tcdetail.com/Connect With Me On TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@socialtyproFree TikTok For Business Checklist - https://socialtypro.com/tiktok-checklist/Join Our Free TikTok Accountability Group! - https://hi.volley.app/land?tk=2ccFyJRTjwHaXQXFW6vWuh-tkBook An Hour TikTok Consultation - https://calendly.com/socialtypro/60minEmail Me Your Thoughts and Guest Recommendations:podcast@socialtypro.com

  In this episode, Jeff Vanderstelt talks with Myron Pierce, founder of Mission Church, Every Inner City, and Side Hustle Pastor, to learn more about transferable forms of disciple-making in everyday life in the inner-city context.

Managing your beliefs is such an important thing to do when determining your future. If you believe that you'll succeed as an entrepreneur, you will. You just need to know how to shift your mindset so that you can put your mind to that goal. Stop living in your lies. And stop listening to people that tell you what you can or can't do. Find your own purpose in life. Join Gary Schoeniger as he talks to Myron Pierce for the start of season two. Myron is an entrepreneur and community leader based in Omaha, Nebraska. He's the Founder of Village Social and is one of the Co-founders of Shift Omaha, where he helps the next generation of entrepreneurs succeed. Listen to today's episode as Myron shares more about his struggles growing up. Learn more about why hope is the best strategy. And discover all about the power of managing your beliefs. Listen to his inspiring story of changing his mindset to succeed.

Myron Pierce has always been an entrepreneur. Growing up in North Omaha was plagued with violence and dysfunction. Unfortunately he became a product of his environment and spent 8 years incarcerated. But during that time away he had a mindset shift. Upon his release he began his legitimate hustle. Fast forward 10 years, Myron was able to help transform the entrepreneurial land scape in Inner city Omaha with his SHIFT business incubator. His incubator has spawned over 30 businesses and over $1 million in revenue collectively. @myronpierce Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aaronesmith/support

This episode was Exponential's third track session at the 2021 National Disciple Making Forum. Myron Pierce (founder and lead pastor of Mission Church in Omaha) spoke to us about multiplication in our communities versus addition to our churches.

This episode was Exponential's first track session at the 2021 National Disciple Making Forum. Myron Pierce (founder and lead pastor of Mission Church in Omaha) spoke to us about multiplying disciples as the real way forward for church growth.

Welcome to Keeping it Simple Season Two: Episode Twelve! In this episode, Scott and Luis interviewed a friend of the Simple Church Collective, Myron Pierce. Myron currently leads Mission Church in Omaha, Nebraska. Myron has a deeply impactful story about meeting Jesus behind bars and being transformed into a missional leader seeking to reach every inner city in America. The conversation touches on church impact, entrepreneurial mission, what Myron's vision for the future is and so much more! Here is a bio on Myron: Myron is the most unlikely leader in his region. At the age of 18, he stood before a judge while facing 200 years in prison due to his life of gang banging, drugs, and crime. While facing a life sentence of prison time, one thing changed - his heart. He'd surrendered his soul to the Lord Jesus. While leaving the courtroom with a 16 to 33-year sentence Myron had heard a whisper. "I'm going to get you out of prison to plant churches.” This word from God became the vision that has now inspired thousands. Through a series of miracles, the prison doors opened for him after 8 years. Myron received his B.A.. in Biblical Studies and Business Leadership at Grace University. He is currently working towards finishing his M.A.. in global leadership from Crown College. Myron has authored several books, of which his latest book Digital Ministry has become a number one bestseller in Amazon. Myron has launched a host of churches, and businesses. He is now the Lead Pastor of Mission Church, a grassroots inner-city mission with a dream to saturate every inner city with diverse Hope-filled churches. He also leads and owns Village Social & Village Detailing. Myron is also the founder of Shift Omaha, a North Omaha entrepreneurship incubator that exists to shift 10% of North Omaha into an entrepreneurial mindset. He and his wife, Kristin, live in the heart of North Omaha with their three sons and daughter. For more ways to connect to Myron, check out these websites to keep up with Myron's work. Sidehustlepastor.com myronpierce.com Thank you for listening! Please like, share, and subscribe to Keeping It Simple. To be in contact with us please email media@simplechurchcollective.com or visit simplechurchcollective.com for more information! Stay tuned for more episodes! Music produced by Jesse Calentine, find him on Instagram: @Jessecalentine

The 6 Least Likely, Yet Most Necessary, Trends We Must See in Disciple-Making #3:  Healthy Accountability > Behavior Management   Tune in as Mandy Smith, Myron Pierce, Kevin Harris, and Grant Skeldon join Brian Phipps and Rob Wegner in meaningful conversation about the unlikely, but very necessary trend we need to see in disciple-making... "Healthy Accountability."   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   Mandy Smith, Pastor of St Lucia Uniting Church . You can find her on Twitter and Instagram at MandySmithHopes. Her book, The Vulnerable Pastor, is available here.    Kevin Harris, President of Radical Mentoring   Myron Pierce, Hope Dealer at Mission Church    

Is God asking you to make a divine adjustment? In this Message, Myron Pierce, teaches how sometimes in life, God requires us to adjust.

Myron Pierce, pastor of Mission Church in Omaha, Nebraska, joins Terry and Alan for a heart-searching conversation about racial justice and gospel multiplication in the city. Myron challenges us to be open to learning from people who are grieving from injustice and who may have different convictions from us. We also gain insight into how suburban churches can move from doing ministry FOR urban churches to doing ministry WITH urban churches.

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  

We know what it looks like to store our possessions here on Earth, but what does it mean to store up heavenly treasures? In this Message, Myron Pierce takes us through the meaning behind Jesus' words.

Myron moved to Washington state and had to start all over. Look at him now with his own line of products! https://www.duraslic.com/ https://www.tcdetail.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/detailsecrets/message

Have you ever questioned what it means to be a friend of God? In this Message, Myron Pierce explains how every aspect of the tabernacle pointed to a greater form of friendship & intimacy with God.

Watch full interview at Escapingtheodds.com ) Myron Pierce born and raised in Omaha,Nebraska. From early on he got involved in gangs which led to serving 8 years in state prison. Upon his release, no longer was he a gangbanger but a reformed Pastor, businessman and community leader. Even Without any formal business experience he scaled a roofing company to multi millions in sales. It was this kind of experience that led Myron to spearhead SHIFT. His Omaha based entrepreneur program trains the undeserved community of North Omaha about the nuts & bolts of starting a company. Myron Pierce’s mission is to inspire hope in world changers, families and churches. Follow his journey on all social media outlets @Myronpierce. Myronpierce.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aaronesmith/support

Every church — regardless of your context or phase (pre-launch, launch or post-launch) — is creating a culture. In this webinar, Ralph Moore and Myron Pierce work through a…

Mobilizing God's people for God's mission is the call of every leader. Join us as Myron Pierce, Ralph Moore, and Tommy Kyllonen talk about key shifts to mobilizing God's people.

Want a digital marketing podcast that will help you take actionable steps to amplifying the story of your business?Meet your host Myron Pierce, the founder of Village Social, a digital marketing agency designed to amplify your story. Village Social provides digital marketing services for a whole host of organizations and businesses.In this episode Myron talks about why the Amplify Your Story podcast.Need to talk to Myron about your digital marketing needs? Shoot him an email at info@villagesocial.biz

Join Ralph Moore and Myron Pierce as they visit the framework for becoming a level 5 church. In addition, they will identify what keeps people from…

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For this week’s episode we talk with Myron Pierce about side hustles. If you would like to know more about Myron Pierce or if you would like to read his Book Called Side Hustle Pastor you can follow the click links below.Myron Pierce Side Hustle Pastor Mission Church

Myron Pierce #2 (Episode #20) Cory and Brian are back with Myron Pierce for a third interview. Why Businesses [3:00] Colorado Springs Story [4:30] We're a Dream Factory [21:00] Myron Speaks into Us [26:00] Resources Mentioned in Podcast myronpierce.com Next step with the Underground: Subscribe to our newsletter Connect with us for Coaching Support the Underground

Myron Pierce #2 (Episode #19) Cory and Brian are back with Myron Pierce for a second interview. Shenanigans [1:00] Multiplication Ladder [6:00] Wrung 1: Disciple [12:45] Multiplication is happening [23:00] Our presence in the inner city is an apologetic [31:00] Community Engagement [36:37] everyinnercity.com [43:01] Resources Mentioned in Podcast myronpierce.com Next step with the Underground: Subscribe to our newsletter Connect with us for Coaching Support the Underground

Myron Pierce (Episode #18) Rob and Brian interview Myron Pierce. Myron describes himself as a follower of Jesus, husband, father, pastor, church planter, author and entrepreneur. At the age of 18 he was facing a life sentence in prison for his life of gang banging, drugs and crime. He surrendered to Jesus and heard the Spirit say, “I'm going to get you out of prison to plant churches.” Through a series of miracles, the prison doors opened after eight years. The call of Mission Church where he leads is to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city across the world. He and his wife Kristin and their four kids live in North Omaha. Myron is quickly becoming a close friend of the Underground here in Kansas City and we'll hear from him for the next two weeks as well. He's full of wisdom and we think you're going to love this three-week series! Shenanigans [1:00] Myron's Story [9:09] Everybody wants a family [16:35] The whole gospel [21:00] O.D.S [22:30] The Hood Creed [27:00] The Village Strategy [30:30] What We Measure [35:45] How to reshape the paradigm [42:30] Multiplication Ladder [45:30] 5H's [46:30] Resources Mentioned in Podcast Gospel Fluency [44:00] myronpierce.com Next step with the Underground: Subscribe to our newsletter Connect with us for Coaching Support the Underground

Myron Pierce, Pastor of Mission Church in Omaha, Nebraska joins the guys in this week's episode of "Racial Repentance." In part 2, Pastor Myron shares his thoughts on the climate of this nation, how to stand against racism and promote justice. Follow Myron: @MyronPierceFollow us: @ThisIsAvertChurch

Myron Pierce, Pastor of Mission Church in Omaha, Nebraska joins the guys in this week's episode of "Racial Repentance." In part 1, Pastor Myron shares his testimony and journey into multicultural church planting. Follow Myron: @MyronPierceFollow us: @ThisIsAvertChurch

Join Pastors Sam and Caleb and special guest, Pastor Myron Pierce, for their conversation on being black and white in America and how unity and reconciliation can save America. We also further discuss the racial tensions that seem to be heightened lately. We hear Pastor Myron's unique perspective on what has been going on and how we Jesus followers are called to respond. On his website, Pastor Myron describes himself as "a follower of Jesus, husband, father, pastor, church planter, author and entrepreneur. At the age of 18, I was facing a life sentence in prison for his life of gang banging, drugs, and crime. I surrendered my life to the Lord Jesus and while leaving the courtroom I heard God whisper, 'I'm going to get you out of prison to plant churches.' The call of Mission Church (where I pastor) is to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city around the world. I'm currently attending Crown College to obtain my Master's of Arts in Global Leadership. My wife (Kristin) and I live in the heart of North Omaha with our three sons and daughter." With everything said, we know that God works all things out for good and that Jesus is reigning on the throne! In the end, everything is going to be ok. So grab a drink and pull up a chair as we talk about being black and white in America and the hope of unity and reconciliation.

On today's episode, Alan sits down with Myron Pierce for a crucial conversation in part 4 of our Dear White Leader's series. Myron is our first three-timer on the Right-Side Up Leadership Podcast so if you want to know more about Myron and his story be sure to check out episodes 13 and 18.   About Myron Hey there! I’m Myron Pierce, a follower of Jesus, husband, father, pastor, church planter, author, and entrepreneur. At the age of 18, I was facing a life sentence in prison for my life of gang banging, drugs, and crime. I surrendered my life to the Lord Jesus and while leaving the courtroom I heard God whisper, “I’m going to get you out of prison to plant churches.” Through a series of miracles, the prison doors opened for me after eight years. The call of Mission Church (where I pastor) is to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city around the world. I’m currently attending Crown College to obtain my Master’s of Arts in Global Leadership. My wife (Kristin) and I live in the heart of North Omaha with our three sons and daughter. Connect with Myron Facebook Website Books How To Be White In a Black Mans World Black and White

In this inteview you will hear the pain of a man who hurts because of friends who refuse to believe that systematic racism is a problem for the church.Listen as he tells how he coaches his sons to prevent them from becoming objects of racial violence. Hear his heart when he says that making disciples of Jesus is the answer, but that disciplemaking must include rejecting sin, including the sin of racism.Gather two or three books to help you understand these things from a paradigm unlike what you've previously understood:A Story of Rythm & Grace by Jimi Calhoun, a Hope Chapel pastor who played alongside some of the biggest names in rock music.Before becoming a pastor, he worked with,Jimi HendrixEtta JamesHank Williams Jr.John LennonElton JohnMick JaggerThe Four TopsMartha and the VandellasRare EarthIn "A Story of Rhythm and Grace," Calhoun weaves together engrossing stories about racial differences and reconciliation from his life in the music world and his life in the church. Reflecting on how he has often found more racial harmony on the stage and in the recording studio than in the pews, Jimi shows what religion might learn from rock and roll."As an African-American growing up in the 1950s and '60s, Calhoun knows firsthand about the effects of racism. His personal anecdotes about this period are eye-opening, heart-wrenching and exciting. . . . His historical and sociological insights about racism and the civil rights movement are fascinating. . . . Those looking for an unusual perspective on one of the most turbulent times in recent U.S. history will be intrigued."--"Publishers Weekly ""I love Jimi's heart. He's written "the right book at the right time." This book is a great read!"--Dr. John, musician"Jimi Calhoun is a rare combination of storyteller, sage, artist, and pastor. Reading this warm-hearted, encouraging, and challenging book is like sitting down with Jimi for a dozen leisurely lunches and talking about what it means to be human beings with different skin tones and different histories. I hope and pray that this book will infuse hundreds of thousands of pastors, small group leaders, neighbors, and coworkers with new rhythm and grace."--Brian McLaren, author of "A New Kind of Christian"How to be White in a Black Man's World, by Myron Pierce.Myron is lead pastor of Mission Church in Omaha, the hub of a church multiplication network stretching across the United States, Africa and the United Kingdom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1 JOHN: LIGHT CONVERSATIONSHumanity’s reasonable response to God’s radical love.Don't miss this powerful conversation between My City's Lead Pastor Jesse Norman and Lead Pastor of Mission Church, Myron Pierce! ________ LINKS CHURCHMy City Church https://mycitychurch.ccConnect with us: https://www.mycitychurch.cc/aboutJoin a Group! https://www.mycitychurch.cc/groupsGive https://www.mycitychurch.cc/give   CONNECT WITH US ON INSTAGRAM My City Church https://www.instagram.com/mycitycentral/ My City Church Downtown Campus https://www.instagram.com/mycitydowntown/City Girl https://www.instagram.com/citygirlomaha/My City Worship https://www.instagram.com/myc.worship/My City YTH https://www.instagram.com/myc.yth/

Myron Pierce shares his journey from prison to planting churches to starting multi-million dollar companies. This serial entrepreneur shares how he has learned to feed his family, his team and fund his inner-city church. Myron talks about creating an entrepreneurial culture at your church and how they've launched dozens of companies from Mission Church.

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As church leaders deliberate when and how to reopen for in-person services, it's important to consider the opinions of churchgoers. This week, Carey Nieuwhof and David Kinnaman discuss surprising new data surrounding how churchgoers feel about reopening. They are joined by special guest Thom Rainer, founder and CEO of Church Answers, and former president and CEO of LifeWay Christian Resources and Pastor Myron Pierce of Mission Church in Omaha. Get Barna's digital report, Where Do We Go from Here?

Myron Pierce struggled to become the biggest drug dealer in North Omaha, Nebraska.Both his parents were deep into drugs, but his grandmother was a strong spiritual influence. An influence he would need upon finding himself in prison for a very long time.In prison, he surrendered his life to the Lord. That day he committed to planting churches though he barely knew what that meant. Upon “graduation,” seven years later he came under the influence of Ron Doetzler who discipled him and guided him into the schooling which would set him up for business and disciplemaking. Today, Myron is a “hope dealer” in the neighborhood where he once dealt drugs. COVID-19 is hitting urban neighborhoods with a vengeance, yet Mission Church is prevailing. They've moved online in several ways. Like everyone else they're doing Facebook Live, but Myron is on there for a half-hour every day. They've organized Facebook watch parties which prove extremely effective in expanding their network. Online attendance currently stands at over 2,500 people—a long way up from their normal 300 in church. They're operating four live Facebook church services on Sundays to fit into the schedules of those still working. Myron saw opportunity to serve when the virus hit. Providing meals for children who aren't being fed at school generated interest, and generous giving, from the larger community. The church distributed 5,000+ lunches in the past few days. The surrounding churches and the pre-Christian community are joining in. Did I mention that this kind of involvement feeds into the online church? And while most churches struggle through this thing, Mission Church's offerings are up by 70 percent. Below is a list of links to various tools and agencies referenced in the podcasthttps://www.planningcenter.com/giving#pricing (Online Giving + Txt Giving) 100 donations a month at $14/monthwww.slack.com (Organize conversations, share files, and get answers faster in Slack.)Slack has a free versionZoom.us (online communication tool for small group discipleship)Free up to one hour every sessionGroupme.com (GroupMe brings group text messaging to every phone. Group message with the people in your life that are important to you.)We use groupme to stay in touch with all of our disciples during the week.myronpierce.comSocial Media Marketing Tips/WebinarsSide Hustle Pastor Book available on www.amazon.comMission Church Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/thisismission.orgMission Church Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/705294069664872/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Check out this special episode from Pastor Myron as he talks about his experience with Uber.www.myronpierce.comwww.thisismission.org

p class="p1" style="text-align: center;">Please check out BeardedBiz.com where I am talking with Entrepreneurs, World Changers, and Success Minded People! Bearded Biz Show Ep. 37 Featured someone I met way back in 1st grade! Myron Pierce is the Owner of Recon Tri Cities Detail. They are the premier detailing studio that specializes in exterior services of car wash, paint cleaning, ceramic coatings, correction, paint sealant, and scratch removal, as well as the interior services of carpet shampooing, odor removal, pet hair removal, burn repair, and vinyl/leather cleaning. Make sure you ask about their ceramic coating product called Dura Slic 1500 that protects for 4 years and the Dura Slic Xtreme that protects for 10 years. The only hydrophobic and Oleophobic( fear of oil) coating of it's kind in the industry. Lab tested with proven data. Are you a Podcaster or just looking for some awesome coffee table conversation starters? You NEED to check out PodDecks.com to pick up your decks! Use code “TOPRATEDMMA” for 10% off your order PLUS FREE shipping! Be sure to LIKE / FOLLOW Recon Tri Cities Detail - Facebook Instagram YouTube Website Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to my channel and social media sites: Facebook Twitter (@ErikGAllen) Instagram (@Bearded.Biz) Instagram (@ErikGAllen) YouTube We are the #1 MMA podcast in the NW! We donate 25% of our profits to Hire Heroes USA who empowers U.S. military members, veterans and military spouses to succeed in the civilian workforce. Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel and social media sites: Facebook Twitter (@TopRatedMMA) Instagram (@TopRatedMMA)

p class="p1" style="text-align: center;">Please check out BeardedBiz.com where I am talking with Entrepreneurs, World Changers, and Success Minded People! Bearded Biz Show Ep. 37 Featured someone I met way back in 1st grade! Myron Pierce is the Owner of Recon Tri Cities Detail. They are the premier detailing studio that specializes in exterior services of car wash, paint cleaning, ceramic coatings, correction, paint sealant, and scratch removal, as well as the interior services of carpet shampooing, odor removal, pet hair removal, burn repair, and vinyl/leather cleaning. Make sure you ask about their ceramic coating product called Dura Slic 1500 that protects for 4 years and the Dura Slic Xtreme that protects for 10 years. The only hydrophobic and Oleophobic( fear of oil) coating of it's kind in the industry. Lab tested with proven data. Are you a Podcaster or just looking for some awesome coffee table conversation starters? You NEED to check out PodDecks.com to pick up your decks! Use code “TOPRATEDMMA” for 10% off your order PLUS FREE shipping! Be sure to LIKE / FOLLOW Recon Tri Cities Detail - Facebook Instagram YouTube Website Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to my channel and social media sites: Facebook Twitter (@ErikGAllen) Instagram (@Bearded.Biz) Instagram (@ErikGAllen) YouTube We are the #1 MMA podcast in the NW! We donate 25% of our profits to Hire Heroes USA who empowers U.S. military members, veterans and military spouses to succeed in the civilian workforce. Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel and social media sites: Facebook Twitter (@TopRatedMMA) Instagram (@TopRatedMMA) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/topratedmma/support

In this episode - live from our 2019 Bash - Josh Dotzler is joined by lead pastor of Mission Church, author and entrepreneur, Myron Pierce, as they discuss how God meets you where you are and how faith and risk are intertwined. They dive into how your purpose can be practiced anywhere, anytime to prepare you to use your influence for the next platform that God gives you to make an impact in the world.

 Myron Pierce, Jamison Horton & Eric Thomas Wendt.Join Myron, Jamison Horton, Eric Thomas Wendt, and Alex Ehly for a conversation around race and the Botham murder.You can purchase Myron's new book "Black & White" on Amazon.If you'd like to learn how you can take the Justice Journey please visit www.justicejourney.comFor more about me please visit www.myronpierce.com

This week we conclude our conversation about race with Myron Pierce and Jamison Horton and we discuss the path to reconciliation. DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the cast members and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Christ Community Church.

This week we sit down with Myron Pierce and Jamison Horton to discuss racism in our communities as well as our churches. DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the cast members and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Christ Community Church.

Burnout can come from all kinds of sources, but one we may neglect is the financial pressures, and the continual anxiety of trying to "make ends meet." In this episode, we have Myron Pierce on the podcast for the second time. While Myron is a pastor and church-planter, this conversation is all about how Myron has used business to support not only his ministry and the ministry of others, but also his family. Myron has started and led multiple businesses and "side-hustles" that have become a means to further the kingdom of God in his city.  As pastors and planters we often feel like we have 80% of the finances we need to support our families. That 20% gap can cause stress, anxiety and distraction. A "side-hustle" is a side project, service or business that you can monetize to close that gap financially. Many pastors and planters are getting creative and finding ways to serve, love and support their family through new found financial stability.  Connect with Myron  www.myronpierce.com

Myron Pierce has a story that reminds us that God is in the restoration business.  Myron is an author & side hustle Pastor who has launched 6 churches, 2 service based companies and an entrepreneurial incubator. Myron is also an ex-felon.  In this episode, Myron unpacks his story and the difficulties that ex-felons face when trying to transition from prison to everyday life outside the walls.  We pray that Myron's experience brings a level of awareness and empathy to your perspective. We also pray that his story brings you hope. Whatever "prison" you find yourself in, whether actual or metaphorical, you are encouraged by the redemption woven in Myron's story.  Find out more about Myron www.myronpierce.com Myron's Author Page    

In this episode, Myron Pierce will inspire you to think about doing what inspires you. www.thisismission.org www.myronpierce.com

We started a new Series this week called Poster Child. This week we talked about belonging.

We exist to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city around the world!

In this episode, Myron Pierce will inspire you to think about your plans for the New Years and the necessary infrastructure that's needed to win. www.thisismission.org www.myronpierce.com

In this episode, Myron Pierce will inspire you to consider the importance of this year being a championship year for you. www.thisismission.org www.myronpierce.com

We exist to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city around the world!

Welcome to Season 1 Episode 18, in this episode Myron Pierce talks about the connection between our desired future and our daily decisions, and the questions we need to be asking to access that future. www.myronpierce.com www.thisismission.org

This week at mission Church Myron talks about who do you think you are?

We exist to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city around the world!

We exist to unleash unprecedented hope in every inner city around the world!

Welcome to Season 1 Episode 17. In this episode, Myron Pierce & Craig Walter has a conversation about equality with creative leaders in the city. www.myronpierce.com www.thisismission.org https://creativemornings.com/talks

In this message Pastor Myron talks about the characteristics of a Hope Dealer.

Special guest Myron Pierce leads a discussion on diversity, including what can be done to move the church forward and practices that continue to hold us back. Eric and Scott then use a law about an Ox in Exodus as instruction for what our proper posture and response should be.

If you fail to stand, stand to fail. Myron Pierce, Guest Speaker

The progress of the gospel requires our willingness to identify as prisoners of Christ. Myron Pierce, Guest Speaker