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About Chris Chris Simmons is a devoted husband to his high school sweetheart, Holli, and a father of two incredible kids: Tatum, a baseball enthusiast, and Tori, a spirited cheerleader. By day, Chris serves as the Communications Pastor at Timber Creek Church, overseeing church communications and assisting with the launch of new campuses. By night, he brings excitement to local high school sports as a sports broadcaster. In every aspect of his life, Chris embodies passion, dedication, and a love for bringing people together – whether it's through faith, family, or the thrill of the game.Connect with Chrishttps://linktr.ee/csimmons13Finally, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and SHARE!  Make sure you don't miss a thing by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and share so that all your friends can find us too! Connect with ErinIG @erincucciowww.erincuccio.comOrderUnraveled-Finding the LovelyWhen Life Comes Undonebook.erincuccio.comConnect with ErinIG @erincucciowww.erincuccio.comOrder Unraveled- Finding the Lovely When Life Comes Undonebook.erincuccio.comJoin my COMMUNITY https://hello.erincuccio.com/ You'll receive exclusive content right to your mobile device, and the best part is it's FREE.

What is the Global Leadership Summit? The Global Leadership Summit (GLS)— the premier leadership event of the year—brings you a two-day catalytic experience of rich learning, new ideas, fresh perspective, and inspiring stories from leading experts spanning a wide range of fields and backgrounds. GLS is taking place on Thursday and Friday, August 3-4, 2023, on the campus of Timber Creek Church in Lufkin, TX. Learn more here: https://timbercreekchurch.com/events/global-leadership-summit/ The Chamber Connect Podcast is presented by IT Enabled - Learn more about IT Enabled here: https://bit.ly/355JGsV Each week hosts Tara Watson-Watkins, CEO of the Lufkin Angelina County Chamber of Commerce and Blake Pollino CEO of BP Media Group sit down with local leaders, small business owners, and people of interest to share education and inspiring stories from right here in our community. Thanks so much for listening! Make sure you rate and review the podcast wherever you're listening. Subscribe on Youtube: https://bit.ly/3PqmQPp Like us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/33ubk2i Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rV9C3j Learn more about the chamber: https://bit.ly/3ByV9gD The Chamber Connect Podcast is produced by BP Media Group - Learn more at https://bit.ly/3v0p7ZE

About Cameron Cameron Presson is the Next Gen Pastor at Timber Creek Church. He has been married to the love of my life Kelsey Presson for 11 years and has invested his efforts in ministry for the last 12 years.  He's a dad to 3 of the greatest kids in the world (Kaylee,  Kammy,  and Cooper). He loves coffee and sneakers, and he's terrible at golf.Connect with Cameron Website:http://www.timbercreekchurch.com/tcyth.htmlSocial Media:FB: facebook.com/cameronpressonIG: @cameronpresson @tcythlufAlso, get to know Erin Cuccio a bit better by checking out her writing HERE.Finally, be sure to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE!  Make sure you don't miss a thing by subscribing on your favorite podcast platform and share so that all your friends can find us too! 

Want to know how to not just have a company culture, but how to really curate it for your team to flourish? This episode is for you. In this episode, our hosts chat in the lemonade stand with Pastor Jeremy Yancey from Timber Creek Church in Lufkin, Texas. Jeremy is passionate about not only the importance of strong company culture but cultivating the culture for your team. Jeremy shares important tips and practical take-aways.Jeremy will share with the hosts:Calibrating culture and performance Consistently navigating drift Creating and keeping clarity Next steps for putting this into actionJeremy's Bio:Jeremy Yancey's passion is your God-given potential. To best fulfill that passion, he serves as Lead Pastor of Timber Creek Church, a Multi-site church in East Texas. In addition to Pastoring, Jeremy facilitates leadership development workshops and strategic planning processes designed to create and keep organizational clarity. He lives in Lufkin Texas with His wife of 20 years, Janet, and their two children.Jeremy and our hosts could talk about this forever, but we hope you take one thing from today's episode that can really help your team flourish all by cultivating the right culture.Make sure to download Jeremy's bullet point list on how to cultivate your culture and his steps on how you can become a G R E A T delegator: www.theyellowchairpodcast.com If you enjoyed this chat From the Yellow Chair, please rate, review, and subscribe from wherever you're listening. We'd love to hear from you; what are you liking, what are you loving? What do you want more of!

One of the challenges of student ministry is building a structure of ministry that keeps students knowing what's to come while also keeping them engaged in the movement of the student ministry. How do we do build this? Come join the conversation as Brent sits down with Cameron Presson who is the Next Gen Pastor at Timber Creek Church in Lufkin, Texas as they sit down today to talk about the importance of creating culture. You can listen to this episode in a variety of formats including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Pocket Casts and Radio Public. Show Notes for this episode can be found on Studentministryconversations.org - Click Here Connect With SMC Instagram – @talkstudentmin Twitter – @talkstudentmin Facebook – @talkstudentmin Youtube Connect With The Hosts Russell Martin – @rgmmusic Brent Aiken – @heybrentaiken Check Out Our Merch! www.studentministryconversations.org/shop --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/studentministryconversations/support

Last week we began discussing the horrible “F” word of forgiveness. My friend and Pastor Jeremy Yancey was on the show. The show became really good, but it was also really long, so we just divided it into two parts. This is the follow-up to last week's show. We dive into the stages of forgiveness and how to free yourself.  I have heard from so many of you that you needed to hear this teaching from this point of view. You needed to hear this perspective and be reminded that there are some unresolved feelings. Some of you may even have bitterness, unforgiveness, and resentment in your heart. The message resounded with you guys as much as it resounded with me.  You can find Jeremy here: Timber Creek Church 936.632.3540 Timber Creek Church Podcast Timber Creek Church on Facebook Timber Creek Church on Twitter Show Notes [02:26] There has been broken trust in Jeremy's life but nothing that he considers horrific. He has seen it with family and friends though.  [03:45] There are certain laws and principles of life that help us understand how to live.  [05:00] Step back and do a personal inventory. It's possible that the issue has grown bigger than it should have. Begin to identify the areas of hurt. Rage and unforgiveness is a process that grows.  [06:46] How I don't care is a protection mechanism, because if you don't care about something it can't hurt you.   [07:39] Absence can build walls. Then you start thinking about something that happened and ruminating about it and it becomes worse.  [08:29] When you escalate things in your mind, you start believing things that aren’t true.   [09:26] You can't really trust your own judgment when you are hurting. You can't trust your own emotions when it comes to forgiveness.  [11:46] A lot of people struggle with unforgiveness, because they try to find the strength within themselves.  [12:11] If you have the humility you can learn from anybody. If you are a Christ follower, you can get strength from Jesus.  [12:58] Find some people in your life that will talk honestly with you and come from a balanced perspective.  [13:36] Try to listen to people who actually want you to get better.  [18:25] Choose how and where you're going to spend your energy. Don't waste it on holding a grudge or trying to get revenge.   [18:42] Spend yourself on releasing. Which is for you. Reconciling which makes things okay but maybe still little delicate. Restoration is where things are whole, and you trust each other again.  [20:53] Preempting best practices like not being easily offended. Understand that conflict is part of life.  [21:45] Understand the level of trust that has been broken. We want to know that we are safe and that we can trust the people we are with.  [23:03] Being easily offended comes down to being vulnerable.  [24:25] Put your hands out in front of you with your palms up and make the tightest fist you can. Hold that fist, then slowly release it. When I walk with clenched fists I miss opportunities for growth and opportunities to hang onto something else.  [27:07] Lean into the pure love of God, and you will receive what you really need. This will lead to a less stressed life and less regrets.  [29:54] Lightning round. Find out how Jeremy really feels about life, science fiction, comfort, strange food choices, road trips, and more.  What? Your pastor isn’t a Hype Man for a middle aged white woman rapping…  If you haven't met Mama Bear, check her out here with JY in this hilarious parody featuring your very own Melissa Radke and Jeremy Yancey.   Can't get enough?  We went back and did FOUR more follow ups to that first video, and at least three of them, you don't want to miss!  Click the link to get all five in your inbox!  Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. [bctt tweet="'How we deal with forgiveness has to do with the kind of wound we are dealing with.' -Jeremy Yancey " username="msmelissaradke"] Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page  Facebook Page  @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram  @msmelissaradke on Twitter  This Sucks But God Is Good (online course) 20% Discount Code: Ordinary  Timber Creek Church  Mama Bear Parody with Melissa and Jeremy  Get all five videos in your inbox  The “F” Word Part One  Brene Brown   

Lead Pastor Jeremy Yancey from the Timber Creek Church is here today to talk about the “F” word. No, not that “F” word. We’re talking about forgiveness. Jeremy is married to one of my best friends, and he is a firm believer that when you go out to dinner it should begin with an appetizer and end with dessert. He is also my go to for all things Netflix and podcast. He is also one of my best friends, and I’ve already had many requests to have him on the show.  This conversation is so good that we had to divide it up into two parts. I share some stories about how unforgiveness and forgiveness affected my life. Jeremy shares his wisdom about how forgiveness benefits the person who does the forgiving. We also have a fast and furious lightning round session, and share some entertaining and embarrassing moments.  You can find Jeremy here: Timber Creek Church 936.632.3540 Timber Creek Church Podcast Timber Creek Church on Facebook  Show Notes [04:42] Jeremy and Melissa have a great time together.  [05:36] The reason Melissa wants to talk about forgiveness.   [06:40]  We want to answer true questions that people are looking for answers to. Stress and forgiveness seem to be the top two things that people want to talk about.  [08:22] How so many women struggle with not only not forgiving others but not forgiving themselves. As a pastor, Jeremy sees this all the time.  [09:36] How everybody is dealing with some level of dysfunction.  [10:58] How keeping peace can be dysfunctional because you're not actually communicating about the problem.  [11:28] There needs to be a counterbalance how you do it is the key.  [14:07] It's not super easy to do the hard thing. If you can do the hard thing and make it a discipline in your life, you're going to have a good future.  [14:45] How forgiveness has had to become part of Melissa's life. We have to learn forgiveness so well that we do it daily, and it becomes part of our spiritual life.  [15:38] The three categories of offenses. The irrational. Betrayals of confidence or trust. Horrific injustices.  [20:12] It's up to us to identify the level of offense we're dealing with when it comes to forgiveness.  [20:45] You have to have the right process for forgiving certain types of offenses.  [21:19] Melissa tells the story of when a friend betrayed her, and it literally broke her.  [21:44] She had to bury it. It hurt, and she became eaten up with unforgiveness.  [22:40] Betrayal can be paralyzing.  [23:18] Melissa was browsing books on Amazon and came across Total Forgiveness. She ordered the book and started reading it. The dedication said “for Melissa”. She knew that this was a sign that this book was for her.  [26:56] Not forgiving is like resentment and self torture and walking around with a wound.  [27:09] Forgiveness starts with you and works its way outward.  [27:26] Not forgiving is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die.  [29:32] Lightning round questions.  [30:26] Jeremy is an early riser and a night owl.  [30:54] If he calls someone, he would prefer a call back instead of a text.  [33:08] Jeremy can't narrow down when he's been the most mad at Melissa.  [38:04] Jeremy would also rather be ridiculously rich than ridiculously good-looking.  Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page  Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram  @msmelissaradke on Twitter  Red Ribbon Week Video  This Sucks But God Is Good (online course) 20% Discount Code: Ordinary  Total Forgiveness  Timber Creek Church  Timber Creek Church Podcast  Timber Creek Church on Facebook 

In this episode, we talked with Jeremy Yancey, lead pastor of Timber Creek Church in Lufkin, Texas. Timber Creek has taken the REVEAL survey twice—once in 2013 and a second time in the spring of 2017. Both times the church fell into our strongest archetype—the Vibrant Church.Jeremy served as Timber Creek’s Executive Pastor for nine years before becoming the lead pastor three years ago. Timber Creek is a 90-year-old church with its roots in the Assembly of God denomination. Like many Vibrant Churches, it’s large—more than 1200 adults attend weekend services—and it’s also young—one out of five of the people who took the survey were in their 20s, which is well above our database average.

Pastor Jeremy shares the vision God has for Timber Creek Church for the future. October 23, 2016

Pastor Jeremy Yancey shares the first message to our congregation as Timber Creek Church.