Podcasts about shoemake

Mailbag questions or topic suggestions? Text us!Summer doesn't just disrupt student schedules, it disrupts your ministry's rhythm. And when families are already juggling travel, sports, camps, and changing routines, adding a calendar full of one off events and long breaks can quietly drain momentum. We wrestle with a simple question: if Wednesday night is the one predictable thing you can offer, why would you remove it?Tyler Lane, next gen pastor at Valley Real Life in Spokane, shares how his team is rethinking summer youth ministry programming around consistency. We talk about what teenagers actually need when life gets chaotic, how to keep meeting even when volunteer availability drops, and why “unplugged” summer nights can drive more relational ministry than a rigid school year format. Tyler also gets practical about simplifying worship and teaching, planning early, and empowering key volunteers and students to lead so the ministry doesn't depend on staff doing everything.You'll also hear about Engage mission trips and the reality of leading across time zones, plus travel tips that only come from experience. If you're deciding whether to pause youth group for summer, radically change it, or keep it steady, this conversation gives you a framework, not just ideas. Subscribe, share this with a youth leader on your team, and leave a review. What does summer look like in your ministry right now?

Mailbag questions or topic suggestions? Text us!We explore why Trevor Sill at The Bridge Christian Church combines junior high and high school and how they rebuilt midweek around one big night and weekly small groups. Trevor shares wins, missteps, and the practices that turned constraints into a discipleship advantage.• Reasons for combining ages including space, staffing, family rhythm• One big night monthly plus weekly small groups structure• High schoolers as culture carriers and mentors• Onboarding fifth graders and the move-up pathway• MIX as a relational fast-forward for incoming sixth graders• Teaching at a shared level with age-specific application in groups• Handling pushback and aligning leaders to the vision• Stories of student-led impact including a new sixth grade FCS• Electives on Sundays for deeper age-targeted study• Whole-church Wednesday ecosystem that connects parents and studentsIf you like what you heard, be sure to subscribe to Beyond the Event wherever you listen to podcasts.

This week we're celebrating our 150th Episode!!! 

Pastor Shoemake joins us to discuss the different tribes within Pentecost, and the importance of viewing each other with the proper perspective. Listen in for an inclusive discussion and a case for unity, regardless of the letters on your church sign.     #KingdomSpeak #Podcast  #PentecostalTribalism

Mailbag questions or topic suggestions? Text us!How do we move students from sporadic volunteer projects to living lives of Kingdom Work? In this conversation, Christ's Church of Oronogo's Local Impact Minister Maggie Schade reveals the transformative approach that's reshaping how youth engage with community needs.Maggie shares a compelling vision where service isn't just something students do, but fundamentally shapes who they're becoming. Drawing from years of experience connecting students with community partners, she unpacks the critical distinction between channeling energy versus creating it, and how letting students take ownership of ministry opportunities produces lasting fruit.The discussion takes a powerful turn when examining prayer as the true engine of mission work. Through vivid examples from international partners, we discover how perspectives on prayer within youth ministry often need radical realignment. Rather than seeing prayer as supplementary, we are challenged to place it at the center of our community engagement strategy.You'll gain practical wisdom on developing focused community partnerships, creating meaningful pathways for student service, and helping passionate teens identify their "next right step" after transformative experiences like CIY MOVE. We also tackle the sometimes-controversial topic of international missions, exploring ways to develop global frameworks for ministry that connect students to God's worldwide mission, whether overseas or in their own backyard.Whether you're a seasoned youth minister or just beginning to explore community engagement with students, this episode provides both inspiration and actionable steps to help your ministry move beyond one-time events toward cultivating lifelong kingdom workers. Start your journey today by taking one small step that could transform your approach to student ministry and community impact.

Nexus 2025 01-23-25 Thur PM "The Pain of Frustrated Purpose" Rev. Seth ShoemakeHaggai 1:3-8, 2:3-9 You can contact us at https://fpcdurham.org/contact

Barstow, California natives Dusty York & Tommy Shoemake originally formed Katfish as an acoustic duo that performs a variety of Outlaw Country, Southern Rock and contemporary and classic Pop and Rock hits. Over the years, they expanded to a 4-piece band by adding J.J. Garcia on drums & percussion and Lee Boren on bass, and have become favorites throughout the High Desert region and expanded touring the surrounding states (California, Nevada and Arizona) to packed venues and a faithful following.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

Barstow, California natives Dusty York & Tommy Shoemake originally formed Katfish as an acoustic duo that performs a variety of Outlaw Country, Southern Rock and contemporary and classic Pop and Rock hits. Over the years, they expanded to a 4-piece band by adding J.J. Garcia on drums & percussion and Lee Boren on bass, and have become favorites throughout the High Desert region and expanded touring the surrounding states (California, Nevada and Arizona) to packed venues and a faithful following.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

01-26-25 Sun AM "Concerning The Stranger" Rev. Seth Shoemake 2 Chronicles 6:32-33You can contact us at https://fpcdurham.org/contact

Mailbag questions or topic suggestions? Text us!Discover the life-changing impact of mission trips and prayer with CIY's Director of Engage, Brittany Shoemake, who shares her profound experiences in Spain and Northern Ireland. Brittany opens up about Missions as a Lifestyle and the pivotal role of prayer in connecting with communities. Tune in to hear her stories of collaboration, and the joy of introducing new groups to these meaningful mission trips, including her fondness for the scenic beauty and deep relationships formed in Northern Ireland.Explore the genuine pursuit of faith among young believers and how CIY Engage trips encourage authenticity within the church. This episode is packed with personal anecdotes, including the chaos of early flights and strategies to beat the alarm, alongside reflections on positive trends within our faith communities. You'll be inspired by a follow-up conversation with our MOVE and MIX mission partner from this summer, RIOT (Revival In Our Town), as we hear from their director, Richie Shilliday.Immerse yourself in the power of storytelling and leadership as Richie tells stories from the history of RIOT. We discuss how sharing personal stories can connect generations, enrich faith journeys, and create lasting community impact. From Dundrum's modest yet impactful ministry efforts to Richie's inspiring storytelling lessons, this episode celebrates the authenticity and growth experienced by those involved. Be sure to check out the new video version of this podcast on YouTube!Want to connect with us? Here's how!www.ciy.comyoutube.com/christinyouth@christinyouth on InstagramCIY Community Facebook GroupEmail us at podcast@ciy.com

On this first episode of our series "God & Politics" we go into the Republican side and touch on topics like kingdom, christian values when it comes to trump, immigration, social services, being pro-life and so much more!

These are really tough times, and also very exciting times. As we navigate the extremes of our day, it's important to remain focused and be encouraged: we have a distinct advantage, and an imminent victory.    #KingdomSpeak  #Podcast #Focus

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04/07/2024 - Sunday MorningScriptures Used (In Order of Occurrence):Matthew 13:10-16Matthew 11:25Matthew 16:16-17I Samuel 3:1-3I Samuel 4:16II Kings 6:15John 1:1Mark 10:46-47Isaiah 9:6-7John 3:1-5Acts 2:1-4, 12, 37-38

Thea Shoemake is a homeschool advocate and founder of homeschoolreadyornot.com, a comprehensive online guide that helps shepherd parents through the new and unfamiliar adventure of homeschooling. Democrats Turn to Public Schools to Churn Out Millions of Greta Thunbergs

The Chargers signed Justin Herbert to a 5-year $262M extension making him the highest-paid player in NFL history! Worth it? Pirates Perdomo suspended for plunking Manny Machado. Manchester United lose to Wrexham in San Diego. Craig Shoemaker joins the show. Support the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam joins us to discuss House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) starting proceedings to hold FBI director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress. Next, homeschool advocate Thea Shoemake explains the benefits of homeschooling. Then Patrick Asare shares his journey from a life of poverty in Ghana to living the American Dream. Finally we take your calls in open phones across America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join us in our 2nd Mother's Day edition of the Unashamedly You podcast! In this week's episode, we continue our focus on motherhood with an amazing mother and grandmother, Tasha Shoemake. Together, we explore how we can positively impact future generations for the Kingdom of God. We value your feedback, so please take a moment to leave a review on Apple or Spotify, and share your thoughts with us on social media. Your support means everything to us! Whether you're in the midst of motherhood or waiting for your turn, we're here to offer encouragement and support as you embrace your unique calling. So, whether you're a first-time mom or a seasoned grandmom, we wish you a Happy Mother's Day and celebrate all moms who proudly walk Unashamedly in their calling!