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It's time to learn how to be like Jesus in loves the next generation. Pastor Victoria, Charlotte, and pastor Collin come together to talk about the importance of the next generation and how we can support them as a church. Resources:https://axis.org/https://syatp.com/Think Orange
Jared concludes the series "Think Orange" with the red part of orange: warm hearts, talking about how the family can share the love of God to the next generation.
Jared continues the series "Think Orange" with the yellow part of orange: bright lights, sharing how the church can shine the light of Christ to the next generation.
Jared starts a new series "Think Orange" sharing about how church and family are key partners to invest into the next generation.
In this episode of the Carousel Project we travel back to the opening day of Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort to learn more about the unique story of the Orange Bird! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Daniel De Jesús from Think Orange shares on the importance of establishing trust out of the gate in your mentor relationship, how to turn relational and emotional tension into trust-building conversations, and how boundaries naturally create trust. Check our show notes for a free resource from LeadSmall on the 3 Hurts.
Matthew 5:14 “You are the light of the world.” For the next six weeks, Randy and Jared will be "co-preaching" a series on "The Church and the Family". Today they gave us a preview of what's to come, with the text from...
Scripture references: Ecclesiastes 3:1-8; Psalm 90:12; Matthew 22:34-40; Luke 23:34; Ephesians 5:25.
Romans 8:38; Genesis 17:3-8; Matthew 12:25; Ephesians 1:5; 1 Peter 5:9; Hebrews 2:10-18; Acts 2:42-47; Ephesians 2:19.
For Father's Day, Symon encouraged parents that no one has more potential to influence a child's life than their parents, but to parent beyond your capacity, you cannot do it a lone, so it is a good idea to engage the wisdom of other Godly adults in the church family.
Scripture references: Psalm 127:1-2; Matthew 11:28.
Scripture references: Neh. 4:13-15; John 1:14.
Scripture references: Matthew 5:14-16; Genesis 5:1, 6:9, 11:27.
Today’s episode is a little bit different – we’re going to listen to the redemptive story of Sam and Toni Collier’s marriage, and we think you’re really going to enjoy it. Interview with Sam and Toni Sam and Toni have been married for a little over a year and they’re a blended family. Toni’s three-year-old daughter, Dylan, is a ball full of energy in their home! Sam: I was adopted at two months old with my twin sister. We were adopted out of a poverty stricken situation by a lovely couple. My dad was married twice before he met my mom and my mom was coming out of an abusive marriage. They become believers and got married, after which they find out that they can’t have kids. They come to meet my sister and I and were told they shouldn’t adopt us because we wouldn’t amount to much (due to where we came from). They taught us that if we didn’t believe in ourselves, it was viewed as wrong. They didn’t fight in front of us, and every morning at 5am they were up praying. Toni: My story isn’t as polished as Sam’s. But we do have a central thread – my mom was abused in her previous marriage. My parents met and my dad rescued her from her situation. My dad has had two marriages as well, and they came together and get saved. However, my mom didn’t heal from her first marriage. My dad had a tough childhood as well, and you bring these two broken people together and brokenness leaks out onto your kids. I was verbally abused myself, and in the 3rd grade my mom had a stroke and it completely knocked her out. I watched her bounce back from a lot of health issues, but I was parenting my mom and myself. I graduated at 16 and left the house. But in the midst of all that brokenness, I still take away their willingness to give and my dad’s willingness to provide. Sam: We met in ministry, and as soon as we got married we jumped into counseling. Toni had been through so much in her last marriage with the verbal abuse, some physical abuse, lack of providing… and our counselor has helped us through that. Ted: My view of divorce over 16 years has evolved – I think I had a really legalistic view of it. I can say that for most people, divorce is not the answer. But for some people, it is. We make promises that people’s spouses can’t keep. I can make promises about your relationship with Jesus – because he is the same every day. But people that do what I do can tend to say, “If you do X, your spouse will do Y” and that’s not always the case. What would you say to a spouse who is damaged and hurt? Toni: I don’t want to advise anyone to make a decision – anyone in a hard situation really has to make the decision for themselves. But in my own personal story, I’ve known that God has a plan for me. And there was a moment in my first marriage where I didn’t have that hope anymore and it wasn’t my fault. That’s when I knew I had to go. Ted: Now, we shout from the rooftops that we love counselors. But I never want to forget that guy or that lady who thinks there’s something wrong about going. But once you do it, you shout it from the rooftops. What made you guys so comfortable with it? Sam: Well we have to say Reggie (head of Think Orange). But some tangible reasons – she didn’t mention much about the abuse she went through, but when you go through stuff like that you need someone. I think it’s great to have somebody who is unbiased pouring love on you all. And third, I hate not being good at something. And at the end of the day, I’m going to be measured on what I was given - my family. Why wouldn’t I go? Toni: For those of you experiencing that friction of not having time for it – we make time for the things we care about. I want to be a better me emotionally. One thing to watch out for with counseling is fear – fear of exposing myself to a stranger, fear of being judged. But vulnerability and bravery and being courageous unlock so many other emotions. I am a much better me, wife, friend and mother because I know what’s going on with me and I know where it came from. Ted: You guys are modeling something great, and I just want to say thank you so much. Thanks for joining us for the Married People Podcast! We hope today’s episode helped you realize that marriage is a little easier than you may think. We hope you’ll subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a review – they help us make the podcast better. If you want more resources, check out Your Best Us and our blog at MarriedPeople.org. You can also check out Sam’s podcast A Greater Story, and find more from Toni on her website. Finally, we hope you’ll join us for next week’s episode!
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Brent and Stephen discuss their recommendations for pastor's and children's ministry. They highlight their top 5 recommendations, with one bonus favorite! What books are in your top resource list? Book Recommendations: 1. "Think Orange" by Reggie Joyner 2. "Communicating For A Change" by Andy Stanley 3. "Christian Formation" by James Estep 4. "Creativity, Inc." by Ed Catmull 5. "Hacking Leadership" by Mike Myatt Bonus: "Stuff Christians Like" by John Acuff
Brent and Stephen discuss their recommendations for pastor's and children's ministry. They highlight their top 5 recommendations, with one bonus favorite! What books are in your top resource list? Book Recommendations: 1. "Think Orange" by Reggie Joyner 2. "Communicating For A Change" by Andy Stanley 3. "Christian Formation" by James Estep 4. "Creativity, Inc." by Ed Catmull 5. "Hacking Leadership" by Mike Myatt Bonus: "Stuff Christians Like" by John Acuff
Preached by Lead Pastor Mike Skinner on January 8, 2017 at First Colony Christian Church (www.fc3.org).Support the show (https://pushpay.com/g/sweetwatercc?src=hpp)
Welcome to Episode 37 of the Joshua Gagnon Leadership Podcast! Activate 2016 is happening Wednesday, September 21 at Next Level Church in Somersworth, NH! Make sure you sign your team up to attend one of the largest church leadership conferences in New England! This year we will be featuring Mark Batterson, Larry Osborne, Levi Lusko, and Joshua Gagnon. Additionally, this year we are adding breakout sessions that will help you grow in your area of ministry. Sign up before July 31 for Special Early Bird pricing! Learn more and sign up here! Today's guest on the podcast is Sarah Bolduc, Next Level Church's NLC Kids' Director. In this episode, you'll hear about how Sarah came to NLC, the differences she's learned between being in education and kids' ministry, the resources she uses in NLC Kids, and much more. Learn More About Sarah: Sarah's Email: sarah.bolduc@nlc.tv Sarah's Twitter: @SarahLaFrance14 Sarah's Instagram: #SarahBolduc2014 Mentioned In This Episode: Orange: http://www.whatisorange.org/ NLC Kids Blog: http://www.nlc.tv/nlc-kids-blog “Think Orange” by Reggie Joiner: http://amzn.to/29OnqEf “It” by Craig Groeschel: http://amzn.to/29uFmpk Planning Center Online: https://planningcenteronline.com/ 3 Takeaways For Leaders: 1. When it comes to your volunteers, make sure they are placed in an area where they are passionate and that they're not just filling a need. Just because you are short in one area doesn't mean anyone can fill it. Make sure your volunteers are serving in places that feed into their strengths and passions. 2. Meet parents where they're at and partner with them to grow their kids in their relationship with God. Parents are the biggest influencers in a child's life, so work together towards a common goal of moving their children to life in Christ. In order to do this, you must communicate with them as much as possible to ensure their child is understanding their lessons and applying them to their lives. 3. Change is inevitable, so understanding the “why” behind the change is crucial to accepting that change. Cast vision to your team so they can see the reason for the change and get behind it. Lead the way in being adaptable as long as the change aligns with your cause. Quotes From This Episode: “The quickest way for the devil to chew you up and spit you out on the other side of ministry is to never communicate and never reach out for help.” - Josh Gagnon “The church is always one generation short of extinction.” - Warren Wiersbe “The only thing constant is change.” - Roman Archer
As our church prepared for the start of VBS, a message about the role of church and home in doing everything possible to help kids come to Jesus.
Imagine the impact when church and family collide
Part of the Think Orange message - imagine the impact when church and family collide
Imagine the impact when church and family collide
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Think Orange-The Heart for the Orphan
Pastor Dan Young is joined by special guests KidzTurn to share how families and the church must join forces to reach the next generation.
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