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This month, the Academy Podcast features Lucretia Berry and Ben Bowell's teaching from an online Academy Day Apart in 2021 called, Courageous Curiosity: Cultivating an Antiracist Spirituality. In this enlightening conversation, Lucretia and Ben share their personal stories of Christian faith formation and its intersection with antiracism. Together, they offer profound insights into the importance of examining our stories as we seek to dismantle racism, inviting us to engage in deep soul work for true transformation. Lucretia Berry is the founder of Brownicity - Many Hues, One Humanity (brownicity.com), a non-profit dedicated to advocacy, education and support for racial healing and antiracism that hosts thousands of learners committed to an antiracism learning journey. She is a wife to Nathan and a mother of three little girls. A former college professor, Lucretia designed an onboarding course and authored the accompanying study guide called, What LIES Between Us: Fostering First Steps Toward Racial Healing. She is the Antiracism Curriculum Specialist for Community School of Davidson (NC), a contributor for (In)courage.me, and a TEDx and Q Ideas speaker (Charlotte). Lucretia finds joy in prayer, dark chocolate covered almonds, and dancing! Ben Boswell is the senior minister at Myers Park Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC where he serves at the intersection of strategic leadership, spiritual formation, and social justice. He is a preacher, pastor, author, civil rights leader, and sought-after public speaker. Ben is also a former infantry officer in the U.S. Army National Guard, a graduate of Marion Military Institute (AA), Campbell University (BA), Duke Divinity School (MDIV), and Saint Paul's School of Theology (DMIN) where his doctoral thesis was “Identifying Whiteness: Discerning Race through Spiritual Practice in the White Dominant Church.” During his doctoral studies, Ben also completed the Two-Year Academy for Spiritual Formation (#39). He is the author and founder of Confronting Whiteness (confrontingwhiteness.com/), a group that aims to transform people racialized as white into anti-racist practitioners. Ben loves craft beer, movies, running, spending time outdoors and being with his family. JOIN US The Academy for Spiritual Formation presents Spirituality in Practice. This newest offering is a unique six-session hybrid model that consists of three immersive, five-day in-person retreats and three online one-day retreats plus monthly two-hour online practice sessions to support integration of learnings and nurture community. Spirituality in Practice is structured to provide an in-depth spiritual journey while keeping the time and financial commitments at more manageable levels. We are accepting applications now. Session 1 begins September 6, 2024, in Mundelein, IL (near Chicago). Find more details and apply at academy.upperroom.org/event/spiritua…-practice2024/. Show Notes: Episode tracks: “Far Side of the Sea,” “Versailles,” and “Fearless” by Amy Stroup, used with permission. For more information and resources visit: academy.upperroom.org/resources Support Our Work If the Academy Podcast or any of the ministries of The Academy for Spiritual Formation have benefited your life and spirituality, please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to show your support. You can learn more about how your gifts make a difference at academy.upperroom.org/donate/

Phileena Nikole (formerly Phileena Heurtz)  is our guest on this episode of the Tales of Recovery Podcast.  I am forever grateful for Phileena, who is also an author, teacher, spiritual director, retreat guide and trauma informed yoga instructor. She has been INSTRUMENTAL in my unraveling from religious beliefs and with the utmost compassion I have ever encountered.  I met her many many years ago when some dear friends of mine recommended her as a spiritual director.  I had read her first book and reached out for what turned out to be a year of incredible transformation and liberation of my heart.  As we chat about here on the podcast,  Phileena helped me move from the prison of religious belief systems to the REMEMBERING of who I am and coming into contact with my inner intuition, and a she calls it, "my Inner Knowing".  Phileena shares with us her own unraveling with religion, through contemplative practices and a somatic approach as she explains how the body has a way of alerting us when something is just not working out.   Our conversation includes talking about what it is to have a teaching/learning experience vs a lived reality and how listening to your body is key in this journey of Spirituality.  You can find Phileena on IG as @phileena and on her webpage www.phileena.com Phileena's discerning guidance has been featured by Center for Action and Contemplation's Conspire, Sojourner's Summit, Q Ideas, The Work of the People, Catalyst, Immerse, Darkwood Brew and more. She is also the author of Pilgrimage of a Soul, a provocative theological narrative set along the Camino de Santiago, and Mindful Silence, a vulnerable exploration of the Christian contemplative tradition.     She does live up in the mountains of New Mexico, so we had a tiny bit of technical issues but I edited it the best I could and I appreciate your patience with this because this recording is just TOO good to be true :)    Grab your cup of tea and listen in ~ May this podcast be helpful on your journey to your True Self.    With much Love,  Gris  

Spiritual Renewal Week: Ashley Mathews   Rev. Ashley Mathews is the lead pastor of Christ the King Anglican Church in Springdale, Arkansas, and was featured in 2019 as a Q Ideas conference speaker. She and her husband recently moved to Northwest Arkansas from Atlanta where she served in pastoral ministry for fifteen years. Ashley has an M.Div. from Columbia Theological Seminary, and was ordained in the Anglican Church in 2014 when she planted Immanuel Anglican Church in Decatur, Georgia.

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The NEXT GEN Episode is here. Our guests are Gabe Lyons and Grant Skeldon from THINQ Media. Grant leads Next Gen and the NXT Gen Summit and hosts the Next Up Podcast, and Gabe is a speaker, podcaster, founder of Q and THINQ Media, The Culture Summit, and a best-selling author of multiple books, including UnChristian and The Next Christians. We discuss the history of Catalyst, collaboration, leadership transition, why they're hopeful about the next generation, how to lead well, and more. Plus check out the September Young Influencers List. Make sure to visit http://h3leadership.com to access the list and all the show notes. Thanks again to our partners for this episode: OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD - Join in on the Shoebox Campaign this fall at http://samaritanspurse.org/occ. Be a part of sending the Gospel around the world by packing a shoebox Christmas gift! Millions of boys and girls around the world will be impacted and invited into the Greatest Journey discipleship course. Through OCC more than 17 million boys and girls have made a decision to trust Christ. Find everything you need to get started by visiting http://samaritanspurse.org/occ. And OVERFLOW - the all in one giving platform for receiving stocks, crypto, and traditional cash donations. Switch to Overflow and start experiencing major savings in as little as 2 weeks. Visit http://overflow.co/h3 for a FREE cost analysis. Overflow has some of the lowest cash processing fees in the industry, which can save your church or non profit org thousands of dollars to further your Kingdom mission. Head to http://overflow.co/h3 for your FREE cost analysis to see how much you can save today!

In today's conversation, Adam sits down with thought leader, author, & speaker, Gabe Lyons. Gabe is the founder of THINQ Media, formerly Q Ideas, an organization who educates and equips thought leaders to create conversations that lead to wisdom. Gabe's work represents a timeless, yet current perspective on faith's role in culture.If you've ever wanted to know how to talk about cultural issues with others… or you'd like to hear different perspectives on issues you may be wrestling with yourself, this episode is a master class in how to engage and ask the right questions with humility and grace.Here are links to the resources Gabe mentioned in the podcast:THINQ media (free resources to have conversations)Felicia Wu Song, her book Restless DevicesJordan PetersonDoc Amen on InstagramThe AI Dilemma presentation on YouTubeKevin Kelly The Joe Rogan Experience PodcastJon TysonTimothy Keller sermonsOs GuinnessMark SayersThanks to our amazing partners on this episode: Simple & Asbury SeminarySimple provides an easy, secure way to make giving super user-friendly. If you are a church or lead a faith based nonprofit, you have to look into working with Simple! You won't regret it! For more info, check out their brand new website simpledonation.com.Asbury Seminary is a multi-denominational graduate school of theology called to teach the unchanging truth of Christianity! According to Adam, it's “the best seminary on the planet!” He might be a little biased. If you've ever had a desire to take Christian Leadership class or in depth courses about the Bible, visit asburyseminary.edu today!Check out these free devotionals: https://www.adamweber.com/devotionalsSign up for The Crew: adamweber.com/thecrewThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3258948/advertisement

In this final episode of QIdeas with Gabe Lyons, we share a message Gabe delivered at his home church in 2019 called "Faithfulness in an age of distraction." Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Speaker: Chris Peppler Date: March 5, 2023 Passage: Matthew 16:13-20 Video: A Visit to Caesarea Philippi Courageous Belief | We are bold in our belief that the Gospel transforms lives. Recognizing that apart from Christ we can do nothing, and acting on His clear call to raise up disciples; a generation of gospel fluent city influencers, we are bold in our proclamation of the Gospel and courageous in our efforts to seek the shalom and flourishing of our cities. Core Behaviors (We Will):  Pursue Bible Fluency. We will teach the Bible as the inerrant and infallible and eternal Word of God. We will walk with growing disciples as they become Gospel fluent followers of Jesus. We will identify, train and release evangelists in our community!  Pursue Bible Relevancy. We will challenge people to grow in the articulation of Biblical worldview as it relates to the current issues of the day. (Alpha, Q Ideas, Rooted.) Be Ready and Prepared. We are confident in the One we have in Jesus Christ and our hearts are settled in the reality that Jesus is in charge. We will take time to think through, write out and practice sharing our Gospel story so that we are prepared to respond when people ask us about our work. Share the Gospel: WE will seek out opportunities to share the Gospel and not wait for them to come to us. Believing that no one exists beyond the reach of the grace of Jesus Christ to transform lives, we will approach our interactions from a gospel perspective and will be intentional and patient in our relational pursuits.  Engage with Gentleness, Respect, and Clarity. Jesus models how believers are to engage in relationships with grace and truth. We will listen to the ideas and opinions of other people non-judgmentally and will strive for creativity and sensitivity as we present the hope of the Gospel.  

Ashley Mathews Ashley Mathews is the lead pastor of Christ the King Anglican Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and was featured in 2019 as a Q Ideas conference speaker. She and her husband recently moved to Northwest Arkansas from Atlanta where she served in pastoral ministry for fifteen years. Ashleigh has an M.Div. from Columbia Theological Seminary, and was ordained in the Anglican Church in 2014 when she planted Immanuel Anglican Church in Decatur, Georgia.

Date: February 26, 2023 Speaker: Danessa Gonzalez    Courageous Belief | We are bold in our belief that the Gospel transforms lives. Recognizing that apart from Christ we can do nothing, and acting on His clear call to raise up disciples; a generation of gospel fluent city influencers, we are bold in our proclamation of the Gospel and courageous in our efforts to seek the shalom and flourishing of our cities.   Core Behaviors (We Will):  Pursue Bible Fluency. We will teach the Bible as the inerrant and infallible and eternal Word of God. We will walk with growing disciples as they become Gospel fluent followers of Jesus. We will identify, train and release evangelists in our community!  Pursue Bible Relevancy. We will challenge people to grow in the articulation of Biblical worldview as it relates to the current issues of the day. (Alpha, Q Ideas, Rooted.) Be Ready and Prepared. We are confident in the One we have in Jesus Christ and our hearts are settled in the reality that Jesus is in charge. We will take time to think through, write out and practice sharing our Gospel story so that we are prepared to respond when people ask us about our work. Share the Gospel: WE will seek out opportunities to share the Gospel and not wait for them to come to us. Believing that no one exists beyond the reach of the grace of Jesus Christ to transform lives, we will approach our interactions from a gospel perspective and will be intentional and patient in our relational pursuits.  Engage with Gentleness, Respect, and Clarity. Jesus models how believers are to engage in relationships with grace and truth. We will listen to the ideas and opinions of other people non-judgmentally and will strive for creativity and sensitivity as we present the hope of the Gospel.  

God is moving, and the whole world is watching. The world witnessed thousands descend upon a small university's campus last month. What started as a small gathering with college students quickly spread to a multi-week-long gathering with people eager to seek God. In this special release of the Rhythms for Life Podcast, Grant Skeldon, Director of Next Gen at Q Ideas, joins Rebekah for a conversation on revival and their experience at the Asbury revival. Join us for the Culture Summit, April 27-28, 2023, as we continue the conversation on revival and explore 25 other topics and conversations. Reserve your spot now at qideas.org/culturesummit.

Shellie and Matt talk with Dr. Winterbourne Harrison-Jones, senior pastor of Witherspoon Presbyterian Church. Dr. Harrison-Jones has long been interested in how to make spaces and experiences such that all feel welcome and included. He discusses how this became a passion and how his congregation works to develop their space and gatherings. Bibliography: Visual Arts and Worship from The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship Culture Making: Recovering our Creative Calling (book by Andy Crouch) Engaging Culture (book series) Q Ideas (organization)

What do you do when you find yourself in the midst of regret, hurt, and fear? That's what we talk about on today's episode with Pastor Scott Sauls.Today's Guest: Pastor Scott SaulsScott Sauls is senior pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, and author of Jesus Outside the Lines, Befriend, From Weakness to Strength, Irresistible Faith, and A Gentle Answer. Scott also served at New York City's Redeemer Presbyterian Church as a lead and preaching pastor and planted two churches in the Midwest. His work has been featured in publications including Christianity Today, Relevant, Qideas, Propel Women, He Reads Truth, Leadership Magazine, The Gospel Coalition, Table Talk, and Made to Flourish. Links:Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/scott.sauls.7Twitter : https://twitter.com/scottsauls Instagram : @scottsaulsYour Host: Kimberly Beam Holmes, Expert in Self-Improvement and RelationshipsKimberly Beam Holmes has applied her master's degree in psychology for over ten years, acting as the CEO of Marriage Helper & CEO and Creator of PIES University, being a wife and mother herself, and researching how attraction affects relationships. Her videos, podcasts, and following reach over 200,000 people a month who are making changes and becoming the best they can be.Website: www.kimberlybeamholmes.comTake the Attraction AssessmentThanks for listening!Connect on Instagram: @kimberlybeamholmesBe sure to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and leave a review!

In world bogged down by the 24/7 news cycle, cultivating happiness can seem like an impossible thing to do. It seems like there is always something bad happening no matter where we look. Joy Marie Clarkson, author of Aggressively Happy, shares 3 ways that she has found to begin to be a person truly content.  Use promo code QIDEAS at check out at bakerbookhouse.com for your exclusive 40% off the Aggressively Happy book.

Have you wondered how the intersection of mental health, science and faith converge? How we can strengthen our relationship with God, ourselves and others? Join Dr. Curt Thompson, board-certified psychiatrist, as he explores themes of interpersonal neurobiology and Christianity. NeuroFaith invites listeners to discover how their minds were built to function and how to implement healthy practices that confront fear and encourage mindfulness. In this episode, Jon Collins, co-founder of BibleProject, and his wife Tristen Collins, LPC, join Curt to talk about why emotions matter to God and how our emotions show our humanity.  Find NeuroFaith wherever podcasts are found. Presented by Q Ideas.

It seems like at some point, everyone hits a time where they don't enjoy their work like they used to. Even worse, maybe one finds they've gotten worse at their job instead of improving. Is there any science that backs this phenomenon up? What does this mean for those on the second half of their career? Curt is joined on this episode by Dr. Arthur Brooks, professor at Harvard University to talk about different learning styles, high achievement, and how everyone should be thinking about their purpose, both now and in the future.  Find Dr. Brooks' newest book, From Strength to Strength: Finding Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life wherever books are sold. Presented by Q Ideas.

It seems that most people live in one of two worlds, all heart or all brain. Christians can also be harsh toward emotions, painting them as borderline useless. Jon Collins, co-founder of BibleProject, and his wife Tristen Collins, LPC, join Curt to talk about why emotions matter to God and how our emotions can show our humanity.  Learn more about their work at whyemotionsmatter.com. Presented by Q Ideas.

There's been conversations for years about how Christians can integrate faith and work. But does workplace spirituality actually matter? Are some people a better spiritual fit for a workplace than others? Does seeing meaning in work affect performance? This week, Curt talks to Dr. Peter Hill, of Biola University, to talk about the psychology of spirituality in the workplace. Presented by Q Ideas.

Scott Sauls is senior pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, and author of Jesus Outside the Lines, Befriend, From Weakness to Strength, Irresistible Faith, and A Gentle Answer. Scott also served at New York City's Redeemer Presbyterian Church as a lead and preaching pastor and planted / led two churches in the Midwest. His work has been featured in publications including Christianity Today, Relevant, Qideas, Propel Women, He Reads Truth, Leadership Magazine, The Gospel Coalition, Table Talk, and Made to Flourish. Scott writes weekly at www.scottsauls.com. Check out Bob's new book ‘Undistracted' here

Scott Sauls is senior pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, and author of Jesus Outside the Lines, Befriend, From Weakness to Strength, Irresistible Faith, and A Gentle Answer. Scott also served at New York City's Redeemer Presbyterian Church as a lead and preaching pastor and planted / led two churches in the Midwest. His work has been featured in publications including Christianity Today, Relevant, Qideas, Propel Women, He Reads Truth, Leadership Magazine, The Gospel Coalition, Table Talk, and Made to Flourish. Scott writes weekly at www.scottsauls.com. Check out Bob's new book ‘Undistracted' here

SummaryArt Hooker is the founder and principal of New Metropolitan, a social design and transmedia studio. He has successfully consulted, designed, produced campaigns, and developed content for leading brands such as Herman Miller, Verizon, The White House, and the American Heart Association. Informed by over 10 years of qualitative research on 5 continents in the areas of passion, creativity, and movements, he partners with companies and individuals who desire to replenish the metropolitan regions of the world through leadership development, learning, media, and business innovation.  During his career, Art has won numerous awards in the areas of film, theater, speaking, and learning design. In 2017, he formed Hope Labs Inc. which is a non-profit organization that creates unique collaborative opportunities for individuals, corporations, other non-profits, and civic entities.Art understands that powerful storytelling is the lifeblood of business innovation. He recently completed a 6-part docuseries for CRU Inner-city, delving into the poverty crisis in America. Using insightful storytelling methods, he was able to deliver a media product that is now one of the hallmarks of CRU Inner city's learning content offerings. In 2019, his work was recognized by the Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI). Utilizing, his story innovation framework, Art and his business partner were selected as winners of the 2019 CAI Virginia Beach Bio-Innovation Challenge for their Intergenerational Living concept for veterans.Growing up with 4 time Grammy Award Winning Blues Legend John Lee Hooker as a great uncle, Art has a unique perspective of how the arts can affect culture globally and locally. He uses key insights from his life experiences as well as those gained in his international work in over 20 countries to procure unique strategies, films, photography, and learning content that meets each client's custom needs. Art lives in the Dallas- Fort Worth metroplex with his wife Natasha of 20 years and his two daughters Khloe and Kaitlin.Art Hooker is the founder and principal of New Metropolitan, a social design and transmedia studio. He has successfully consulted, designed, produced campaigns, and developed content for leading brands such as Herman Miller, Verizon, The White House, and the American Heart Association. Informed by over 10 years of qualitative research on 5 continents in the areas of passion, creativity, and movements, he partners with companies and individuals who desire to replenish the metropolitan regions of the world through leadership development, learning, media, and business innovation. During his career, Art has won numerous awards in the areas of film, theater, speaking, and learning design. In 2017, he formed Hope Labs Inc. which is a non-profit organization that creates unique collaborative opportunities for individuals, corporations, other non-profits, and civic entities.Art understands that powerful storytelling is the lifeblood of business innovation. He recently completed a 6-part docuseries for CRU Inner-city, delving into the poverty crisis in America. Using insightful storytelling methods, he was able to deliver a media product that is now one of the hallmarks of CRU Inner city's learning content offerings. In 2019, his work was recognized by the Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI). Utilizing, his story innovation framework, Art and his business partner were selected as winners of the 2019 CAI Virginia Beach Bio-Innovation Challenge for their Intergenerational Living concept for veterans.Growing up with 4-time Grammy Award Winning Blues Legend John Lee Hooker as a great uncle, Art has a unique perspective of how the arts can affect culture globally and locally. He uses key insights from his life experiences as well as those gained in his international work in over 20 countries to procure unique strategies, films, photography, and learning content that meets each client's custom needs. Art lives in the Dallas- Fort Worth metroplex with his wife Natasha of 20 years and his two daughters Khloe and Kaitlin.Key Quotes“I've been fascinated with passion, purpose, and movements, and the more I've looked at those things, I've learned how to recognize movements, micro-movements before they happen.”“And so I think emotional intelligence is, one side of it, but the more we can become aware. Of these different aspects of limits that we have in ourselves. I think there's a big opportunity there. But I still think because of the position America has in the world and the way we're, we've perceived ourselves there's a lot of challenges in the future.”Go to the places where you don't know anyone and you are not the majority.”“In 1865 when African-Americans became free, we had 0.5% of the wealth in America. 150 years later we have 1.5%”“You don't how much privilege until you enter a space that you don't have”“Happiness is about situations, but joy is connected to purpose.”Key Segments With Time5:34 - Passion, Purpose, and Movements8:08 The importance of Emotional Intelligence, Idiocracy, and Lizard Brain13:30 Racial Wealth Gap16:30 Entrepreneurship as a key to repairing America23:00 Responsibility of entrepreneurs26:10 How to find the people that don't look like you41:45 How to help Art? Take care of yourself and work on your own trauma.Socials@arthookerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/arthooker/ResourcesBook, Eugene Schneeberg, www.INeverMetMyFather.comBook, Immunity To Changehttps://www.praxislabs.org/http://www.johnsowers.com/https://www.speedoftrust.com/https://weownnow.com/https://qideas.org/

How is meaning-making attached to learning? Are these ideas that parents and teachers should be thinking about as they work to form the next generation? Join Dr. Curt Thompson and Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, of University of Southern Califonia, explains how children make meaning and sense of the world. Presented by Q Ideas.

Patience seems to be sorely lacking as a virtue in contemporary conversations. Moreover, many seem to believe that being patient is implying passivity or disengagement. Is that true? Should we even try to cultivate patience? This week, Curt talks to Dr. Sarah Schnitker from Baylor University about virtue formation, patience and flourishing.   Presented by Q Ideas.

Is America a democracy or a republic? How did Dr. W.B. Allen respond to this question at the Summit Conference by Q Ideas? Tune in today to hear more on The Public Square®. Topic: Rediscovering American History The Public Square® with hosts Dave Zanotti and Wayne Shepherd thepublicsquare.com Air Date: Tuesday, May 24, 2022

When is it ever right for civil government to operate outside of the consent of the governed? How does one escape the burdens of democracy and preserve the blessings of liberty? Tune in today as we share Dave Zanotti and Dr. William B. Allen's presentations from the Culture Summit by Q Ideas, right here on The Public Square®. Topic: Rediscovering American History The Public Square® Long Format Program with hosts Dave Zanotti and Wayne Shepherd Release Date: Friday, May 20, 2022

Today we sat down with Dr. Stephanie Shackelford and Bill Denzel to talk about the idea of purpose, calling, and meaning. When looking at our mental health, it is essential that we take a holistic approach and evaluate our vocational health as well. Stephanie and Bill share about their own personal journeys of unveiling their God-given gifts, and next steps that we can take on the same path. For more on this topic, you can find their new book out now, You On Purpose: Discover Your Calling and Create the Life You Were Meant to Live.Tomorrow kicks off our annual Culture Summit with Q Ideas! Use code RFL20 for 20% off your digital pass.If someone you know is navigating this idea of finding their purpose, share this episode with them! As Stephanie said, it needs to happen in community. Thank you for listening and following along!

For the past 16 years, Gabe and Rebekah have hosted timely conversations to equip Christians with how to navigate current culture through our organization Q Ideas and our annual Culture Summit. We believe this year's gathering will both challenge and encourage you to think well about our changing cultural landscape and this podcast episode explains why.The Culture Summit virtual experience brings these relevant conversations into your home or office on April 28-29 (along with 30 days to watch back on-demand). Our 9 and 18-minute talk format allows us to cover 40 unique topics about where our world is headed and gives you a way to create dialogue with friends and family around some of the more challenging issues we face.Register now and use the code RFL20 to save 20% on each registration. 

There has been a long-standing stigma against receiving mental health care. This is even more prevalent in minority communities who have long been pushed to the margins. This week, Dr. Aderonke Pederson joins us to talk about overcoming and aiding in mental health stigmas. Presented by Q Ideas.

Mitch and Mitchell talk to Grant Skeldon, Next Gen Director at Q Ideas, and Luke LeFevre, Director of Consecrate Movement.

Gabe Lyons is the author of The Next Christians: The Good News About the End of Christian America and the founder of Q—a learning community that mobilizes Christians to advance the common good in society. This episode listen in as Matt talks with Gabe about current culture and Q.#capobeachchurch #mattwhitlock  #howtobehuman #2022sermon #churchonline #onlinechurchView latest sermons: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4...To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people around the world click here: https://capobeachchurch.churchcenter....Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.capobeachchurch.com/Capo Beach Church Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/capobeachchu...Capo Beach Church Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capobeachch...

Gabe Lyons is the author of The Next Christians: The Good News About the End of Christian America and the founder of Q—a learning community that mobilizes Christians to advance the common good in society. This episode listen in as Matt talks with Gabe about current culture and Q.#capobeachchurch #mattwhitlock  #howtobehuman #2022sermon #churchonline #onlinechurchView latest sermons: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4...To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people around the world click here: https://capobeachchurch.churchcenter....Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.capobeachchurch.com/Capo Beach Church Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/capobeachchu...Capo Beach Church Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capobeachch...

Attachment is a powerful force in our brains. What does attachment to God mean? How do our loves define our beliefs?  In this episode, Curt talks with Dr. Jim Wilder, a neurotheologian and founder of Life Model Works about attachment love.  Learn more about Dr. Wilder's work at lifemodelworks.org. Presented by Q Ideas.

Each of the Synoptic Gospels repeats the line, "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind..." What does it mean to love the Lord with your mind and what can psychology teach us about connecting the two? Dr. Ward Davis, professor of Psychology at Wheaton College, talks with Curt about positive psychology, emotional health, and resiliance. Presented by Q Ideas.

In the first episode of this season, Curt talks to Dr. Dan Siegel to talk about what exactly the mind is. Is the mind defined by simply brain activity? Or is it something more? Why does this matter to us? How has the pandemic changed the way we talk about these topics? Curt and Dan talk about these things and more in this inaugural episode of Neurofaith. Presented by Q Ideas.   Find more about Dr. Dan Siegel and his work here: https://drdansiegel.com 

Grant brings ideas to the table. Special Guest: Grant Skeldon.

Grant has a deep passion for finding, uniting, and developing diverse and dynamic young leaders to reach the most lost generation our nation has ever seen.  In 2020 Grant married his wife Cheyanne and moved to Nashville to become the Next Gen Director for Q Ideas with Gabe and Rebekah Lyons. Q Ideas educates and equips Christians to engage our cultural moment. He has written for publications The Wall Street Journal, Relevant, The Gospel Coalition, and had a feature on  Outreach Magazine.  His book on the next generation, The Passion Generation has helped thousands of pastors and parents who are trying to reach and raise the next generation. On The Revive Podcast Grant and Fredy talk about methods to foster community and discipleship. 

As we wind down 2021, we present a replay of the first QIdeas with Gabe Lyons show.  In it, author and pastor Tim Keller provides a fundamental perspective on why culture matters to God and therefore must matter to us.

In today's episode, Andy interviews Lance Villio, Founder and CEO for Think Native. Prior to Think Native, served as President of the international nonprofit, I Am Second, he contributed to scaling the nationally recognized conference, Q Ideas, and was a founding staff member of Restore NYC.In this episode Lance shares:His personal journey that lead to leading national organizationsDealing with anxiety & depression in businessThe value of communityThe importance Lance places on being a “connector”& much more! 

Gabe Lyons, Founder and President of Q Ideas, joined Ross Cochran and Melanie Hester for an honest conversation about the […] The post BONUS: Helping Kids Thrive in a Post-Christian Culture appeared first on Child Discipleship.

When you first became a believer, did you think you would eventually have enough knowledge that you would feel a great deal of certainty? I know I did. But our journey of faith doesn't work that way. We are always learning and growing, as we should be. When we reach a rigid certainty, it's likely we have halted our progress. Today's podcast episode is with Gabe Lyons, who is the host and founder of Q Conference. He believes we should hold the posture of staying curious, thinking well, and doing good. When Gabe started his ministry, he realized that many people were being given the answers instead of being prompted to think for themselves. He set out to help people stay curious. In this podcast, Gabe and I discuss the beauty that can come from exposing ourselves to a wide array of voices and taking the time to be thoughtful about the significant issues in our lives. Gabe Lyons is the co-author of Good Faith and unChristian, and author of The Next Christians. He founded Q, a learning community of Christian leaders who seek to engage thoughtfully in the current cultural moment. Gabe seeks to equip Christians to apply their faith in their daily life by openly discussing some of the most controversial issues we all face and applying a biblical framework to participate in restoring broken relationships and institutions. Check out QIdeas

Mental health disorders are an issue for many of us, and it is often and sadly a journey filled with shame and pain. In this episode, I'm joined by Rebecca Lyons to talk about mental health and our journey of faith. Rebecca started wrestling with panic disorder when she moved to New York. After a year and a half of dealing with panic attacks, she cried out to the Lord, and at that moment, she was flooded with peace and didn't experience another panic attack for seven years. But, the journey did not end for her there. Anxiety still affects her from time to time. Therefore, she established spiritual rhythms to maintain health and renewal. Rebecca is here to remind us that we don't have to perform for God. We can go to God with our rawness, our desperation, our longing, and our despair. His hands are wide open for us. After our podcast last week on spiritual abuse with Dr. John Townsend, I thought it would be beneficial to have Rebecca's voice here to talk about the prevalence of mental illness in our midst and how it is that it affects our journey of faith. We discussed how we can really talk about it, how we walk with God, and how God equips us, heals us, and even transforms us to help others. Rebecca Lyons is an excellent national speaker. She is a bestselling author Rhythms of Renewal: Trading Stress and Anxiety for a Life of Peace and Purpose, You Are Free: Be Who You Already Are and Freefall to Fly: A Breathtaking Journey Toward a Life of Meaning. She is the co-founder of Q Ideas. Her work has been featured on The TODAY Show, Good morning America, CNN, Huffington Post, and more. For more information about Rebekah Lyons, visit https://rebekahlyons.com/

More than any other generation, Millennials are some of the most misunderstood and misconstrued individuals within the context of human history, yes even as a new generation — Gen Z's — continue to rise to the forefront as society's new leaders. Gen Z's represent a beacon of hope as we slowly emerge from a history-altering pandemic. But millennials are being prematurely put on the backburner as the new “lost generation,” swept aside as lazy and at worst, nihilistic. But they have as much to offer to society and the work of the Kingdom of God than we've been led to believe. Grant Skeldon, Next Gen Director at Q Ideas, is an expert on his generation—the Millennial generation. In this episode of The Future Is Here podcast, Skeldon talks to our host Tommy Nixon about harnessing the power of Millennials, while also discussing what each generation needs to do to support the work of the Kingdom in reaching this next generation of leaders coming up.Support the show

Brett McCracken, author of The Wisdom Pyramid, has an affinity towards nature. Living just a short drive from many of the most beautiful natural places in the U.S., Brett knows a thing or two about being outside and observing God's creation. He states, “The heavens declare the glory of God. So get outside and listen!” In this conversation with Brett, we explore how God teaches us when we get outside and create these opportunities to listen. Join us for this enriching chat with Senior Editor of The Gospel Coalition, Brett McCracken. Also, be on the lookout for a full book review of The Wisdom Pyramid on our website soon. You can find Brett's website here: https://www.brettmccracken.com Purchase The Wisdom Pyramid here: https://www.brettmccracken.com/the-wisdom-pyramid Brett McCracken is a senior editor for The Gospel Coalition and author of Hipster Christianity: When Church & Cool Collide (Baker, 2010), Gray Matters: Navigating the Space Between Legalism & Liberty (Baker, 2013), and Uncomfortable: The Awkward and Essential Challenge of Christian Community (Crossway, 2017). He has written for The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Huffington Post, CNN.com, The Princeton Theological Review, Mediascape, Books & Culture, Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Relevant, IMAGE Journal, Converge, Mere Orthodoxy, ERLC, Canon & Culture and Q Ideas. He speaks and lectures frequently at universities, churches, and conferences. Music Recorded by Brad Hill

Bridge Building Solutions Podcast | Episode 2: Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry View, Subscribe, & Like Lucretia is the creator of Brownicity.com, (In)courage.me contributor, a TED and Q Ideas speaker (Charlotte), and an author What LIES Between Us: Fostering First Steps Towards Racial Healing. Bridge Building Solutions Podcast available on the following platforms… FaceBook | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube www.BridgeBuildingSolutions.com

On this episode I interview Grant Skeldon the Next Gen Director at Q Ideas and the Author of the Passion Generation. Grant and I discuss discipleship, unity, and comparison. Grant gives great insight of the need for discipleship and community among young people and often the lack of it. This conversation was super helpful in my thinking on discipleship and I hope it can be beneficial to you also! Check out some of Grant's work at the links below where you can find his book on Amazon and his website! http://grantskeldon.comhttps://www.amazon.com/Passion-Generation-Definitely-Disruptive-Millennials/dp/0310351855/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=grant+skeldon&qid=1611097951&sr=8-1

In light of the events in Washington, DC on January 6, 2021, we decided to change up Lucretia's interview topic and bump this episode to the soonest possible drop date. Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry is the founder and President of Brownicity, an agency committed to making important, scholarly-informed, antiracism education accessible. A former college professor, Lucretia designed the popular ‘beginners' course and authored its study guide, What LIES Between Us: Fostering First Steps Toward Racial Healing. She is the director of Brownicity's Learning Community, an online membership platform that currently hosts over 10k enrollments. Lucretia is the Anti-race/ism Curriculum Specialist for Community School of Davidson (NC), a contributor for (In)courage.me, and a TEDx and Q Ideas speaker. She is married to Nathan; they have three daughters. Lucretia earned her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction and MA in English from Iowa State University, and her BA from South Carolina State University. Read or watch this episode at flipyourlidpodcast.com

We are introducing a new project for the GoodLion podcast network: the GoodLion PodClass! We gather students in a classroom environment to discuss important theological subjects. Our first subject will be fighting sexual objectification as the church. Show Notes: We'd like to thank Joshua Ryan Butler for his writings on Hell and others topics, If you'd like to go deeper into his views check out his fantastic book Skeleton's in God's closet We'd also like to thank Jefferson Bethke, we used a lot of his material in our research, if you'd like to check that out search for Jefferson Bethkes great talk he gave at the Q Ideas conference entitled: What Is My Role In The Objectification Of Women? We hope that this class has been helpful to you, and we'd like to produce many more! If you want to support the work, check out goodlion.io/PodClass Also, if this episode has stirred up any questions in you, we'd love to do a QNA episode responding to your questions in this series, so you can send a question to our instagram account @goodlion.io, or send an email to goodlionnetwork@gmail.com The GoodLion Podclass is a production of the CGN/Calvary Global Network and Hesed Creative. We are a nonprofit podcasting ministry run by a team of volunteers that seeks to bring quality, Jesus focused content to the body of Christ. For more awesome podcast content, as well as articles, educational resources, and more, Check out our website GoodLion.io Thanks guys, and remember, never stop learning!

Rebekah Lyons is a national speaker and bestselling author of You Are Free: Be Who You Already Are and Freefall to Fly: A Breathtaking Journey Toward a Life of Meaning. An old soul with a contemporary, honest voice, Rebekah reveals her own battles to overcome anxiety and depression—and invites others to discover and boldly pursue their God-given purpose from a place of freedom. Finding joy in raising a special needs child—Rebekah wears her heart on her sleeve, a benefit to friends and readers alike. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, CNN, Huffington Post, The Tennessean, Publisher's Weekly, and more. Alongside her husband, Gabe, she serves as co-founder of Q Ideas, a nonprofit organization that helps Christian leaders winsomely engage culture. Gabe and Rebekah are raising their four children and two toy poodles in Franklin, Tennessee. Are you ready to start dreaming big? Click HERE to receive your free Dream Big Workbook. ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

A few of the key transitions and illustrations in this sermon originally appeared in Jon Tyson's Q Ideas talk entitled “The Burden Is Light.” To hear his talk, click here. For his book by the same title, click here.

For the Christian parent pursuing a Christian worldview, it has traditionally been either the church, the Bible, the Holy Spirit, or a combination of all the above. And for centuries, at least in the western hemisphere, the Judeo-Christian ethic has proven to be the cornerstone of our personal freedoms, how our government determines justice, and how we raise our kids. But, in case you haven't noticed, these fundamental ideals are now being challenged at their root. The Christian faith you are teaching your kids is now becoming a stumbling block to their everyday affairs. So, we need to be preparing our kids how to live, love, and flourish in a post-Christian America. Gabe Lyons is the co-author of Good Faith (2016) and unChristian (2007). He is also the author of The Next Christians (2010), a manifesto for how Christians can faithfully lead in a changing culture. He is the founder of Q Ideas, a learning community where Christian leaders are equipped to engage our cultural moment. Their Q Conference annually convenes thousands of leaders from all industries, and Q Commons, their global event, simultaneously unites 140 cities and over 10,000 people on an October evening. Called "sophisticated and orthodox" by The New York Times, Q Ideas equips Christians to apply their faith to daily life by addressing some of the most difficult and controversial issues of our time. Gabe speaks to over 100,000 people each year on topics like equipping the next generation, cultural issues, and research related to the intersection of faith and public life. He lives in Nashville with his wife, Rebekah, and their three children. How the Christian Worldview is Being Devalued in America The turn of perspective away from traditional Judeo-Christian values has happened in a relatively short period of time. Though it's just my perspective, I happen to believe that Christians—certainly guilty of shooting ourselves in the foot in many ways—have largely been the scapegoat of a culture that has come so far off the rails that it almost needs a whipping boy, so-to-speak, on whom to cast judgement and blame. A culture that wants someone or something that takes the heat off the more legitimate reasons for our world being so screwed up. Because, though we can be a problem, we are far from being THE problem. We certainly have room—like any people group—to improve. But, let me ask you this, what other people group—religious or otherwise—is condemned, stereotyped, and bigoted-against so vehemently with virtually no public outrage? This is just one of the obstacles we need to keep in mind as we bring up our kids with a biblical worldview today. Gabe Lyons and I discuss how Christians should approach American culture as we cover the following topics: Why we should live according to a biblical worldview. The importance of saturating our culture with the Truth. What is “Q” and how it can help me address cultural issues. How to make an age old truth be relevant to a new time. What is missing from our families. The role church leaders should play. The role digital technology plays. Picture provided by: Aaron Burden