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Summary: In this conversation, Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow wrestle with decades of ministry experience and what they might do differently. With decades spent in the pulpit, they confront the foundational truths that were hardest to instill in their congregations: the mandate to make disciples, the assurance of God's love, and the freeing power of grace. They share hard-won insights on how ministry often drifted toward programs, metrics, and church growth models—missing the deeper call of Jesus to invest in a few and send them out. There's sober confession about wasted time, misaligned priorities, and the pressure to build visible “success” instead of invisible transformation. They offer practical wisdom from years of mentoring, leading small groups, and trying—sometimes unsuccessfully—to shift the culture of the church back to discipleship and spiritual formation. This episode is a reminder that ministry is not about building an empire but shepherding souls—and that the fruit of faithfulness is often seen in quiet places and over time. Takeaways: Ministry regrets remind us that even our failures can be used by God to shape others and sanctify us. Discipleship isn't about perfection—it's about walking faithfully with others toward Christ. Pastors carry scars not just from battles lost, but from lessons learned under God's mercy. God's grace often meets us most powerfully in the places we wish we could redo. Longevity in ministry reveals this simple truth: obedience matters more than outcomes. What we once called failure, God often redefines as formation. Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel. For more inContext interviews, click here.

WHAT MADE JESUS MAD? - When The Insiders Get In The Way Mark 11:15-18 Tim Harlow May 4, 2025

Vanity license plates let Minnesotans go beyond the standard "Land of 10,000 Lakes" motto to share their professions and passions. But who is in charge of approving applications for these plates and what criteria do they use? Tim Harlow joins host Erica Pearson to give a glimpse into the Driver and Vehicle Service's Special Plates Unit. LINKS: Who decides what's allowed on a vanity plate in Minnesota?

Dr. Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow continue their conversation from last week and reflect on their ministry experiences, sharing personal stories of grief, transitions, and the emotional burdens they carry. They highlight the importance of accountability, meaningful relationships, and having a support system to navigate the complexities of pastoral life. The conversation also explores the challenges of burnout and maintaining healthy boundaries. Emphasizing the balance between personal and professional relationships, the speakers underscore the importance of maturity, understanding, and supporting others in ministry.

Dr. Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow share their personal journeys into ministry, reflecting on their calls to serve, the challenges they faced in their early years, and the crucial role of community and family support. They discuss the lessons learned along the way and how their backgrounds have shaped their ministry approaches. Their conversation explores the realities of ministry, from the struggles and victories of reaching unchurched individuals to overcoming early hurdles and the vital role of mentorship and leadership in church dynamics. They also examine the complexities of decision-making in ministry—whether to persevere in a challenging position or transition elsewhere—while highlighting the importance of empowering lay leaders and uncovering the church's inherent vision.

Permission To Change - Week 2 - "Making The Best Changes For Our Relationships" - Tim Harlow

Through-out the month of September our messages have centered on how, in all of our lives sometimes, life's struggles are very real! Our speaker this week follows up on that series with a reminder that dealing with life's struggles for the long term, requires living a life that does not follow the norm. Today's speaker, now retired, Tim Harlow, was the lead minister of Parkview Christian Church, located in the Chicago, IL area. In today's message Tim challenges the concept of 'normalcy,' using his own unique style of humor and personal examples to illustrate how societal norms might not lead to long-term fulfillment. In fact, Tim implores us to be "Abby-Normal" by prioritizing values over immediate desires. So, not sure how the term Abby-Normal plays out? Here's Tim with the low down on how Abby-Normal, the narrow road, and the Bible's account of the lives of brothers, Jacob and Esau, can help us live for the long haul To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29

Tim Harlow | 7/21/24 Colossians 3:18-4:9, Philemon

In this episode of The Church Planting Podcast, host Greg Nettle talks with Dr. Tim Harlow, former senior pastor at Parkview Christian Church. They delve into Tim's transformative leadership that grew Parkview from a congregation of 150 to over 10,000 members, embracing multisite campuses. This episode offers deep reflections on the challenges and milestones of church leadership and growth. Tim shares his journey starting in January 1990, with a focus on overcoming internal conflicts and aligning his congregation towards a shared vision. He emphasizes the significance of leadership in guiding church growth and the crucial role of preaching in attracting and retaining the congregation. For church planters and leaders seeking further resources, this episode highlights several important frameworks and organizations such as Blessing Ranch, which provides counseling for pastors, and Stadia Church Planting, an organization dedicated to planting new churches for the next generation worldwide.

Earthly treasures make empty promises – don't fall for them. Place your trust (and finances) in something eternal. When we seek the Kingdom of God first, he throws in more than we ever knew we needed. Let guest speaker Tim Harlow remind you that when you chase after God in all areas of your life, he'll provide for you in ways you can't even imagine. 

This month's speaker, Tim Harlow is the lead minister of the Parkview Christian Church. Parkview is one of 3 sister campuses ministering to the Chicago, IL area. Be honest, wouldn't it be nice to have a map that shows us how to live out our lives? This month, Tim is helping us to get a grip on how God wants to guide us and give us direction for the lives we live! In today's message Tim unpacks how the Bible comes from God with a purpose, a purpose that, in part, helps us understand the mind of God and His will for us. So here's Tim Harlow with the legend for the map that shows us how to live out our best lives! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29

This month's speaker, Tim Harlow is the lead minister of the Parkview Christian Church. Parkview is one of 3 sister campuses ministering to the Chicago, IL area. Be honest, wouldn't it be nice to know what lies in store for us as we live out our lives? This month, Tim is helping us to get a grip on how God wants to guide us and give us direction for our life! So what do God's Providential plan for the world, His perfect moral compass and a Plum bob have to do with how we determine God's personal will for our lives? Well... Here's Tim to explain. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29

Tim Harlow of the Star Tribune joins Sheletta to talk about his recent article that covers the controversy surrounding the Anoka County Library right now. The library is currently under fire for prohibiting Pride Month and Black Lives Matter displays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Press Play for:  People and The Church A Society Crippled by Social Media Why people are Starting to Crave The Real Narcissism and The Bible Social Justice vs. Biblical Justice Why You Will Always Have His Love Things You Can Do To Break The Stranglehold of Social Media Social Media Fasting Satan's First Role In The Bible    We Meet: Rob Singleton, Speaker, Author, Pastor - The Summit Church   Episode References:  Rob’s Book OverLiked - www.RobSingleton.com Parkview Church pastor Tim Harlow - www.parkviewchurch.com BoxCast - https://www.boxcast.com/ The Summit Church - www.thesummit.online Ask Piro YouTube Channel - https://tinyurl.com/fxm6ctly   Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Rob: www.RobSingleton.com   Subscribe and Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on iTunes  Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher https://tinyurl.com/yxa776nk   About Guest:   Rob has been pastoring for over 25 years, and currently serve as the Lead Pastor at The Summit Church in Centennial, CO. His heart is to reach those who are lost, raise them up to be who God has called them to be, and release them to fulfill God’s mission. He is highly driven to mentor pastors and leaders and to continue planting churches as God directs.   Author of OverLiked: Finding Clarity, Confidence, and Connection in a Society Crippled by Social Media.    Family is a big part of Rob’s journey. Blessed beyond all measure that God introduced Michelle to be his wife, best friend, and life partner. Together, they spread God’s Word, seen thousands become followers of Christ, planted several churches, and continue to reach the lost at home and across the globe. He could not have done any of this without God or my family.

Press Play for:  People and The Church A Society Crippled by Social Media Why people are Starting to Crave The Real Narcissism and The Bible Social Justice vs. Biblical Justice Why You Will Always Have His Love Things You Can Do To Break The Stranglehold of Social Media Social Media Fasting Satan's First Role In The Bible    We Meet: Rob Singleton, Speaker, Author, Pastor - The Summit Church   Episode References:  Rob’s Book OverLiked - www.RobSingleton.com Parkview Church pastor Tim Harlow - www.parkviewchurch.com BoxCast - https://www.boxcast.com/ The Summit Church - www.thesummit.online Ask Piro YouTube Channel - https://tinyurl.com/fxm6ctly   Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Rob: www.RobSingleton.com   Subscribe and Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on iTunes  Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher https://tinyurl.com/yxa776nk   About Guest:   Rob has been pastoring for over 25 years, and currently serve as the Lead Pastor at The Summit Church in Centennial, CO. His heart is to reach those who are lost, raise them up to be who God has called them to be, and release them to fulfill God’s mission. He is highly driven to mentor pastors and leaders and to continue planting churches as God directs.   Author of OverLiked: Finding Clarity, Confidence, and Connection in a Society Crippled by Social Media.    Family is a big part of Rob’s journey. Blessed beyond all measure that God introduced Michelle to be his wife, best friend, and life partner. Together, they spread God’s Word, seen thousands become followers of Christ, planted several churches, and continue to reach the lost at home and across the globe. He could not have done any of this without God or my family.

In today’s conversation, our Founder and CEO, William Vanderbloemen speaks with Tim Harlow, Senior Pastor of Parkview Christian Church in Chicago, Illinois, who is in the midst of a 10-year succession plan.  Tim shares why the fatigue of this past year’s events have sped up succession for so many pastors and why a solid, thought-out succession plan is vital to the health of your ministry today and in the future. Hear his insight on knowing when it’s time for transition and the key to setting your church up for success long after you’ve moved out of leadership. https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/covid-speeding-up-succession

How does God speak to us today? And what do we make of those who say that Sola Scriptura may be too confining? I'll talk it over with Don Green, founding pastor of Truth Community Church in Cincinnati. Plus: Many people today think of Jesus Christ as a mild-mannered savior who never got angry. But what does the Bible say? Tim Harlow, senior pastor of Parkview Christian Church in Orland Park, Ill., joins me to talk about it and his book, "What Made Jesus Mad?" That's next time on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Join Sean, Daniel, Matt, Stephen and Seth as we reflect on our conversation with Tim Harlow and discuss leadership, what we have learned about leadership and where the Church is at across our Country. We also open with a fun question of "if you could choose one mode of transportation for the rest of your life, what would it be." Of course someone chooses a bullet train, because how else would you get around? 

This week pastor Tim Harlow from Parkview Christian Church joins us in quarantine! You will appreciate the fun conversation we have with Tim that includes topics like racial injustice, Covid-19, and the state of the Church. Mentioned in this episode is an interview Tim has with Motell Jordan, if you would like to listen the link is below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkqJ1kFiqfEThanks for listening!  Stephen,Sean,Seth,Matt and Daniel. 

This is an unprecedented time for the church. If you're involved in ministry on any scale, from a lead pastor to a volunteer, then you're probably feeling the difficulty of this season. In this installment of our Livestream Videocast Series, Davey is joined by Brad Cooper, Aaron Brockett, and Tim Harlow to talk about what it looks like to do ministry in the mayhem that is our current COVID-19 crisis. This series was recorded as a series of live videocast events. Watch the video of this and all the other installments in the series at nothingiswasted.com/livestream.

Week 3 of the "What Made Jesus Mad" Series.

Jesus was gracious, kind and loving. Jesus was also blunt, sometimes sarcastic and passionate. One of the things that made Jesus mad was when insiders prevented others from accessing God's grace. This week we kicked off a series based on the book "What Made Jesus Mad" by Tim Harlow. Jesus challenges us to consider ways we've closed the door on people and commit ourselves to making a way for people to come to God.

Jesus was gracious, kind and loving. Jesus was also blunt, sometimes sarcastic and passionate. One of the things that made Jesus mad was when insiders prevented others from accessing God's grace. This week we kicked off a series based on the book "What Made Jesus Mad" by Tim Harlow. Jesus challenges us to consider ways we've closed the door on people and commit ourselves to making a way for people to come to God.

Tim Harlow is the senior pastor at Parkview Christian Church, a multi-site church in the south suburbs of Chicago dedicated to bringing people back to God. Pastor Tim is the author of What Made Jesus Mad, a timely book in which people can rediscover the blunt, sarcastic, and passionate savior of the Bible.

In this episode, Rusty sits down with Pastor and Author Tim Harlow to discuss his book "What Made Jesus Mad?" They uncover the righteous anger of Jesus towards the church leaders of His time for blocking people from the Kingdom of God and the importance of preventing your church from doing the same. Tim Harlow is the senior pastor of Parkview Christian Church, a multi-site church of nearly 10,000 in the south suburbs of Chicago. Tim and his family moved to Chicago in 1990, when it was a church of 150 people in a heavily unchurched area. Now the church is an indispensable part of the community, made up of former gang leaders and business owners, ex-strippers and soccer moms alike, all who are excited about Jesus and involved in doing ministry in the greater Chicago area and around the world.

Christ in Youth, our exclusive podcast partner!!!! CIY.com/chaos GROW CURRICULUM Grow App Download the Grow App...iOS Google Play WE ARE PART OF THE YOUTH MINISTRY PODCAST NETWORK, Link HERE!           Featuring: Controlled Chaos Podcast, Youth Ministry United, MultiMulti Podcast, The Fringe Youth Worker Podcast and Why We Stayed Podcast Great podcasts make up the Youth Ministry Podcast Network.  For more info on the network and to check out other podcasts go to youthministrypodcastnetwork.com Go to linktr.ee/controlledchaospodcast for all our links!  Who is on this episode: Kurt Johnston Justin Herman Tim Harlow Phyllis Fagell Kenny Campbell Links: Controlled Chaos Book,What Made Jesus Mad Book,Youth Ministry Podcast Network, Middle School Matters Book  Halloween tips: Get involved in helping with the kids ministry event   Volunteer Cycle (Justin and Kurt) Enlist Equip Empower Encourage   Tim Harlow author of What made Jesus Mad Don’t give the students an inauthentic Jesus Make your teaching about the vision and passion of Jesus He was not always warm and cuddly You can have righteous anger without adding to the problem Jesus showed restraint at times where we show anger   Phyllis, Middle School Matters Do not minimize their distress. Middle School heartbreak is real heartbreak You will build a wall if you dismiss their pain If they ask about dating engage them in communication and ask open ended questions You need to worry about the kids doing the bullying too and teach them what it means to be kind and civil Encouraging girls in leadership Embrace a broader definition of leadership. You do not have to be outward facing to be a leader. Meet the HOST! Justin Herman Go to Linktr.ee/heyjustinherman for all his links!  Question or Show ideas? Email Justin! Controlled Chaos Podcast: A junior high ministry podcast for youth workers! Thank you for tuning in.  The work youth workers do hard work, thank you! Thank you for taking the time to get a little more equipped to do Junior High or Middle School Ministry in your Youth Ministry or Student Ministry at your church.  Keep it up!

You snakes! You brood of vipers! How will you escape being condemned to hell?Matthew 23:33Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You shut the door of the kingdom of heaven in people's faces. Matthew 23:13On reaching Jerusalem, Jesus entered the temple courts and began driving out those who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves, and would not allow anyone to carry merchandise through the temple courts. And as he taught them, he said, ‘Is it not written: ‘My house will be called a house of prayer for all nations? But you have made it ‘a den of robbers.’ The chief priests and the teachers of the law heard this and began looking for a way to kill him, for they feared him, because the whole crowd was amazed at his teaching.Mark 11:15-18Jesus entered Jerusalem and went into the temple courts. He looked around at everything, but since it was already late, he went out to Bethany with the Twelve.Mark 11:11…zeal for your house consumes me…Psalm 69:9For God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him would not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send his son into the world to condemn the world but that the world through him might be saved.John 3:16-17

Many people today think of Jesus Christ as a mild-mannered savior who never got angry. But what does the Bible say? Tim Harlow, senior pastor of Parkview Christian Church in Orland Park, Ill., joins me to talk about it and his book, "What Made Jesus Mad?" Plus: Will the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirm a lower court's ruling that Obamacare is unconstitutional? Dr. Merrill Matthews from the Institute for Policy Innovation will weigh in on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Are we are own worst enemy? This week on the Kitchen Table, Shine.FM Ministry Director Brian McIntyre Utter and his son Jake welcome Pastor Tim Harlow from Parkview Christian Church to the table. In Music Matters, new music from Casting Crowns with Matthew West, for King & Country, and an oldie, but goldie from Avalon. In Culture Shock, Brian shares about his recent trip to the White House for a faith briefing. Be sure to subscribe to get all our Shine.FM podcasts.

"40 years of God's work of compassion and comfort!" September 23, 2018 - Tim Harlow, Senior Minister, Parkview Christian Church

Denise & her husband, Tim Harlow, were interviewed recently by Seth Tower Hurd for one of Chicago's Christian radio stations SHINE fm "Stronger Together" podcast. They were asked about their parenting throughout the growth of their church. They share tips and thoughts throughout this journey.

In today's podcast, Denise Harlow & her husband of 34 years, Tim Harlow, share about their marriage and the struggles they went through in the early years. This podcast is a recording from a weekend service at Parkview Christian Church.

Guest host Moose Miller talks with Star Trib transportation writer Tim Harlow.

After the Show - Pastor Tim Harlow 01-21-2017 by Leading the ChurchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pastor Tim Harlow Parkview Christian Church 01-21-2017 by Leading the ChurchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the quickest ways to connect with someone is to compliment their family — every parent loves hearing how great their kids look. The same principle applies to our relationship with God. If you want to know him more, you have to get to know his children. In this message at Saddleback Church, Tim Harlow, author, speaker, and senior pastor of Parkview Church in Chicago, shares how we can get closer to God by stepping out of our comfort zone to get to know the people around us we often overlook. You’ll learn how simple acts of kindness and care will help you influence people in your world in a positive way.

One of the quickest ways to connect with someone is to compliment their family — every parent loves hearing how great their kids look. The same principle applies to our relationship with God. If you want to know him more, you have to get to know his children. In this message at Saddleback Church, Tim Harlow, author, speaker, and senior pastor of Parkview Church in Chicago, shares how we can get closer to God by stepping out of our comfort zone to get to know the people around us we often overlook. You’ll learn how simple acts of kindness and care will help you influence people in your world in a positive way.

Join the Sunday Morning session of the 2013 International Conference On Missions from Kansas City, MO. Tim Harlow preaches powerfully from God's Word.

In this "No Longer Safe" DNA is joined by Tim Harlow, who pastors Parkview Christian Church in Chicago to talk about what it's like to pastor a church of 9,000 people and how that impacts how people see him. If you enjoy the show share it with a friend who might also like it, and join us live every Tuesday and Friday at noon central on Mixlr! Shoe the Doe is a completely crowd funded, live and later show. Tune in live every Tuesday and Friday at noon for the fun or catch it on the podcast the next day. If you a kind enough to support us at our Patreon site you'll have access to the show to download the day it airs as well as many other fan perks! Thanks!