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Vance Pitman, the president of the Send Network, joins us to share a message on the eternal Kingdom of God and how the church can prepare the way. The Kingdom of God is God's sovereign activity in the world resulting in people being in right relationship with Himself. As we read about the early church, we see that church planting is a part of spreading the gospel. In the Book of Philippians, we read Paul's letter to the Philippian church. Paul's primary purpose for writing was to thank the Philippians for their ongoing support through prayers, finances, and encouragement. They were equipping him to advance the kingdom of God and plant churches through their support. The letter stands as both a personal thank-you and a call to live out the gospel with joy, humility, and unwavering faith. 3 Truths from Philippians about church planting and the Kingdom of God: Truth #1 – When God births a church, it's always about something bigger. Truth #2 – When God births a church, He invites us to join in His kingdom activity. 1) Every church should cultivate a heart for the kingdom by praying. 2) Every church should prioritize the kingdom by sending. 3) Every church should invest in the kingdom by giving. Truth #3 – When God births a church, it's for His glory. If you are a believer, you have a role to play in advancing the Kingdom of God! Learn how you can apply these truths from the Book of Philippians to your life today.

Host Jeff Medders is joined by Vance Pitman, Matt Carter, and Jen Oshman for a final discussion on applying key essentials to church planting teams. The post Team Vision: Church, Nations, and Practical Leadership for Planting Teams appeared first on New Churches.

Host Noah Oldham is joined by Matt Carter, Vance Pitman, and Mark Lee to discuss practical leadership in church planting. The post Practical Leadership: Leading with Purpose as a Church Planter appeared first on New Churches.

Host Matt Carter is joined by Tony Merida, Vance Pitman, and Trevin Wax to discuss the essential role of global missions in church planting. The post The Nations: Engaged in God’s Global Mission appeared first on New Churches.

In this episode of "The Church Planting Podcast," Greg Nettle chats with Vance Pitman, president of Send Network and founder of Hope Church Las Vegas. Pitman shares his transformative journey from devotional readings to planting a vibrant, multi-ethnic community church in Las Vegas. He emphasizes the importance of intimacy with Christ, viewing ministry as an overflow of this relationship, and the necessity of contextual church planting strategies suited to urban settings. To connect with Vance and Send Network, visit https://www.namb.net/send-network/ To connect with Greg and Stadia, visit https://stadia.org 00:00:01 - Introduction by Greg Nettle 00:00:25 - Introduction of Vance Pitman 00:01:02 - Welcome and conversation begins 00:01:59 - Vance's call to church planting 00:03:01 - Decision to plant in Las Vegas 00:04:01 - Moving and preparing for Las Vegas 00:05:13 - The role of intimacy in ministry 00:06:26 - The impact of church planting on Pitman's family 00:07:10 - Importance of listening to God's voice 00:08:23 - Challenges of moving to Las Vegas with family 00:09:09 - The success of Hope Church in transforming lives 00:10:20 - Advice for church planters on family and faith 00:11:09 - Church diversity and authenticity 00:13:11 - Team-based church planting approach 00:14:12 - Vance's extensive church planting experience 00:15:00 - Shifts in church planting strategies 00:17:18 - Biblical foundations for urban church planting 00:18:58 - The rise of micro churches and co-vocational planters 00:21:22 - Future trends in church planting 00:23:02 - Lessons learned from decades of ministry 00:25:17 - Key advice for new church planters 00:26:19 - Global impact and mission of the church 00:27:25 - How to connect with Send Network 00:28:15 - Closing remarks and sports talk

Host Tony Merida is joined by Vance Pitman, Bryan Loritts, and Jared C. Wilson to discuss the essential role of preaching and teaching in church planting. The post Teaching: Be Faithful and Helpful with the Word appeared first on New Churches.

February 23, 2025 | Vance Pitman launches Bellevue's Missions Week with an important message on "The Kingdom and the Church" out of Philippians 4:15–20. What is the church built for? What is the life cycle of a church? In this sermon, we hear the need for churches to be praying about and giving toward missions, as well as sending out missionaries and church planters from within their congregations. We should not focus only on the seating capacity of our building, but on our sending ability to reach the world for the Gospel of Christ.For more sermons each week, be sure to subscribe so you can stay in the know. If you've liked what you've heard in this message, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Spotify. Bellevue Baptist Church, Memphis, TN | bellevue.org

Host Noah Oldham welcomes Vance Pitman, Mark Lee, and Jen Oshman explore how the first three essentials—Heart, Relationships, and Calling—apply to teams. The post Team Vitals: Heart, Calling, and Relationships in Church Planting appeared first on New Churches.

Host Jeff Medders welcomes Tony Merida, Jared C. Wilson, and Vance Pitman for a new season of the New Churches podcast to discuss the nine essentials of a faithful and effective church planter! The post The Heart: Cultivating a Strong Walk with Christ as a Church Planter appeared first on New Churches.

In this recap episode of the Sowers Podcast, host Matt Naismith reflects on key themes from recent conversations with various church leaders. He emphasizes the importance of church planting, community engagement, and the role of prayer in ministry while reflecting on guests unique insights into their journeys, challenges, and the significance of obedience to God in their work. The episode serves as a reminder of the vibrant work being done in the church and the call to unity and generosity within the Christian community in Canada. TAKEAWAYS:+Church planting is a vital part of community outreach.+A vibrant church can serve as a powerful witness to the community.+Obedience to God is more important than numerical success.+Prayer prepares the heart for receiving the gospel.+Engaging in local community is essential for church leaders.+Unity among churches can strengthen the Christian witness.+Generosity should characterize both Christian and non-Christian communities.+The Canadian Church faces a unique opportunity to share the gospel.+Practical acts of service can complement prayer in ministry.00:00 Introduction to Recap Episodes03:42 Deep Dive into Kyle Hackmann's Journey11:35 Vance Pitman's Church Planting Insights21:05 Ben and Emma Narayanan's Canadian Journey28:35 John Lamos and Community Generosity

In this final episode of the season, host Jeff Medders is joined by fellow laborers Vance Pitman, Tony Merida, and Matt Carter to dive into Paul's closing words for his protege in Titus 3:12-15. The post Keep on Planting appeared first on New Churches.

In this episode, Vance shares his faith journey and call to ministry, highlighting the transformative power of prayer in engaging communities with the gospel, especially in a unique setting like Las Vegas and Canada. He discusses practical ways to build a culture of prayer in church planting, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the unique challenges facing church leaders in Canada. Vance emphasizes unity across denominations and the impact of the authentic gospel in changing lives, sharing encouraging stories of church growth and renewal. Vance serves as president of Send Network and is the founding pastor of Hope Church in Las Vegas. With over 20 years in church planting, Vance helped commission more than 75 churches across the Western U.S., growing Hope Church into a thriving multi-ethnic community. He travels widely to inspire others in God's mission of multiplying the Church across North America to reach the nations. Vance lives in Georgia with his wife Kristie; they have four children and four grandchildren. He is the author of "UNBURDENED" and "The Stressless Life."TAKEAWAYS:+A personal relationship with Jesus is essential for true faith.+Engaging the city requires thinking like missionaries, not just pastors.+Prayer is crucial for preparing hearts to receive the gospel.+Building relationships through shared passions can lead to gospel conversations.+Creating a prayer culture can transform a church's ministry.+Involving the congregation in prayer fosters a sense of community.+A church's growth is often linked to its commitment to prayer. +Church planting is engaging in God's missionary activity, facing real spiritual battles.+Canada presents unique cultural and geographical challenges for church leaders.+The darker the cultural landscape, the more opportunity for the gospel to shine.+Unity among churches is crucial for expanding the Kingdom of God.+Authenticity in preaching the gospel leads to real transformation.+Church planting is witnessing a resurgence in Canada, with many new churches being established.To learn more about Vance Pitman, checkout https://www.newchurches.com/contributor/vance-pitman/ and to learn more about Send Network, please visit https://www.sendnetwork.ca/.Chapters00:00 The Journey of Faith: Vance's Testimony06:01 The Call to Ministry: A Divine Direction10:55 Engaging the City: Practical Gospel Outreach19:56 Creating a Prayer Culture: Hope Church's Experience26:22 The Power of Prayer in Church Planting31:37 Navigating Cultural and Spiritual Challenges in Canada43:35 The Authenticity of the Gospel

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Episode 239- Best of Equip: Prayer with Vance Pitman, hosted by Mark Vance.This podcast is designed to help you live a faithful and fruitful life where Jesus has called you. Connect with Cornerstone Church Online at cornerstonelife.com. Subscribe to our "Sermon" and "Equip" podcasts on iTunes and Spotify and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

In this breakout session from TGC's 2023 conference, Vance Pitman shares his journey of discovering his calling to expand God's kingdom through church planting, emphasizing the importance of kingdom-focused mission work over traditional church growth. The panelists, including Félix Cabrera, Matt Carter, Doug Logan, and Tony Merida, discuss the challenges and strategies of planting churches in diverse urban contexts, with a focus on multiplying disciples and reaching 1% of North America with the gospel. They highlight the need for churches to reflect their communities, prioritize prayer, and equip believers for ministry. 

In this episode, I talk with Vance Pitman, president of Send Network. Send Network is the church planting arm of the North American Mission Board. It is the largest church planting organization in the United States. Vance Pitman has served as president of the Send Network since 2022.

Episode 207- Prayer by Vance Pitman, hosted by Mark Vance and Vance Pitman.This podcast is designed to help you live a faithful and fruitful life where Jesus has called you. Connect with Cornerstone Church Online at cornerstonelife.com. Subscribe to our "Sermon" and "Equip" podcasts on iTunes and Spotify and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.Main Sessions and Breakout Sessions from the Salt Company Conference 2024 - https://saltcompanyconference.com/archive/

What does it look like to connect with your community? Noah Oldham and Vance Pitman talk with Mark Lee about best practices for engaging your community as a new church planter.

Hosts Noah Oldham and Vance Pitman sit down with Pastor Matt Carter to discuss the significance of creating a culture of sending through preaching. Here's what it means to "live sent" and to empower your people to do the same.

Pastor and author Vance Pitman shares from his new book “The Stressless Life: Experiencing the Unshakable Presence of God's Indescribable Peace“. With compassion and biblical insight he calls us away from anxious living to a life of indescribable peace by applying truths from God's Word to the stress we feel in our lives. *Originally aired May 10, 2022* Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: click here

Hosts Tony Merida and Vance Pitman sit back down with returning guest, author and pastor Jamaal Williams, to discuss how neighborhood assessments can help your congregation to better love and serve your community. Here’s how you can more accurately determine the needs of those you’re seeking to reach.

Hosts Tony Merida and Vance Pitman spend time with author and pastor Jamaal Williams to discuss Scripture’s example of the multi-cultural church through the lens of Jamaal’s book, In Church as It is in Heaven. Discover the steps your church can take through prayer, hospitality, and curiosity, that your local expression of the body of Christ would begin to look more like the one in heaven.

In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions podcast, Todd Adkins and Dan Iten are joined by Vance Pitman who serves as the President of Send Network, the largest church planting network in North America. Pitman reflects on his time as the Pastor of Hope Church in Las Vegas, discussing conflicts with church leadership that led to his departure and his subsequent pursuit of intimacy with Jesus Christ. He also discusses his current role as the head of the North American Mission Board's church planting efforts and emphasizes the importance of pursuing intimacy with Christ, prioritizing rest, and aligning oneself with God's mission. BEST QUOTES “The primary call on my life is not ministry, the primary call on my life is intimacy. Ministry is what He does out of the overflow of intimacy.” – Vance Pitman “Spiritual leadership is not what I do for God. Spiritual leadership is what God does through me out of the overflow of my intimate love relationship with Him.” – Vance Pitman “God has really taught me that I can be so consumed with what He's called me to do that I forget about what He's called me to be. We're not human doings, we're human beings.” – Vance Pitman “Every man that I know that had an affair in ministry first had an affair with a ministry that wooed him away from intimacy with Christ and opened him up to things he never thought he do.” – Vance Pitman “Jesus didn't bring us into a relationship with Himself just so we could do something for Him. He brought us to a relationship with Himself because He wants to be with us.” – Vance Pitman “The local New Testament Church is the tool that he gave us for the accomplishment of the mission. It's not the mission. The mission is the kingdom of God being expanded in cities and nations all over the world.” – Vance Pitman “Leadership is lonely, but it can't be done alone. Leadership implies there are other people involved in following your leadership and speaking to you as a leader.” – Vance Pitman “Leaders are learners and when you stop learning, you forfeit the right to lead.” – Vance Pitman “Somebody less experienced than us often we think about them as only people we can pour into, but often the people less experienced than us bring a perspective that we don't have because it's fresh.” – Vance Pitman “The relational environments that you set and create in your life set the environment from which decisions will be made.” – Vance Pitman “Joy is in the journey. If we only focus on achievements, destinations, goals, or milestones, we'll miss so much along the way.” – Vance Pitman “For every one major achievement, there will be a thousand leadership moments along the way that are shaping the culture of your organization and the people within your organization.” – Vance Pitman RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Vance Pitman

Life as a church planter is rewarding and encouraging, but also spiritually, emotionally, and physically exhausting. It's easy to completely burn out when we aren't intentionally engaging in the rest Jesus commands us to take. Vance and Kristie Pitman share today how God brought them into a season of forced rest. What they found on the other side was trust in Jesus' work in His church, stronger family rhythms, and freedom. SHOW NOTES Rest is as spiritual as work and a command that comes from Jesus Himself. Ask trusted believers to be gatekeepers in your life, protecting you from over-committing and forcing you to take times of rest. The primary call on our lives is not ministry; it's intimacy with Jesus. QUOTES “We had to learn that rest is as spiritual as work. Jesus told the disciples to ‘Come away with me and rest for a while.' In the Greek language, it’s an imperative, meaning rest is a matter of spiritual obedience.” -Vance Pitman “The primary call on our lives is intimacy and ministry is what He does out of the overflow of intimacy. Too many times we think Jesus saved us so we could do something for Him, but He actually saved us because He wants to be with us and then He wants to do something through us.” -Vance Pitman LINKS FROM THE SHOW The Stressless Life CONNECT Connect Vance and Kristie SEND Network Connect with Christine Facebook // Instagram // Books Visit How to Thrive as a Pastor’s Wife to access Christine's resources for ministry wives like you! Connect with NAMB Facebook // Instagram We Want to Hear From You! Share your funniest or most embarrassing moments in ministry for a future episode! Visit Speakpipe.com/MinistryWives

Hosts Noah Oldham and Vance Pitman sit down with Send Network’s Vice President for Planter Development Tony Merida to discuss why we are called to gather as the body of Christ. From topics like Christ’s incarnation to the COVID-19 pandemic, listen in to discover how your presence impacts the life and culture of the local church.

Vance Pitman exhorts us from Acts 1 showing how the first church spent their lives on something that outlasted them. They had faith that produced obedience, passion that produced unity, and desperation that produced prayer.

In this episode, hosts Vance Pitman and Noah Oldham talk with pastor, planter, and professor Tony Merida on the significance of an accountability that reaches past moral convictions. Tune in to discover all you have to gain from your sending church and network as you discredit false doctrines and get to the non-negotiables of your gospel-driven mission.

In this episode of the Unseen Leadership Podcast, Chandler Vannoy and Dan Iten are joined by Vance Pitman, President of the Send Network, and former pastor of Hope Church in Las Vegas. This episode explores the theme of leadership in the context of church planting and ministry. Pitman shares his insights and experiences, emphasizing the importance of succession and focusing on the kingdom of God rather than personal success. He also discusses his journey as a church planter in Las Vegas and the unique challenges and opportunities he has faced in ministering to a non-Christian population. QUOTES FROM EPISODE 79 “Jesus focused more on succession than He did on success. And I think that's an issue in the church and American leadership in America. Today, we focus on success without even thinking about succession. Jesus was just the opposite. If you look at His public ministry, it was not even successful. 120 people after three and a half years wouldn't get him any book deal or invitation to speak at any conference, but that 120 became 120,000 because He focused on succession knowing it was bigger than just His life. I think that's something we got to get focused towards.” – Vance Pitman “The church is just a temporary tool established by Jesus for the expansion of the kingdom. The real end game is the kingdom of God around the throne of Jesus for every tribe, tongue, people, and nation.” – Vance Pitman “The primary call on my life is not to do something for Jesus, the primary call of my life is to be with Jesus. And everything Jesus wants to do through my life, He'll do out of the overflow of what He's doing in my life.” – Vance Pitman “The greatest thing you bring to your role as a leader is your personal intimate relationship with Jesus because everything that He wants to do through you as a leader, He'll do in you. The key to learning about being a leader is before I can be a leader, I must be a devoted follower. The key to my success as a leader is the devotion that I pursue Christ with as a devoted follower. And as a follower of Jesus, He then begins to lead through us in ways that we would never dream possible.” – Vance Pitman “As much as you schedule appointments, as much as you schedule time with the family as much as you schedule time to sleep at night, you have to build rest and whitespace or margin into your calendar.” – Vance Pitman “We will never, never grow healthy churches with unhealthy leaders.” – Lance Witt “We have neglected the fact that a pastor's greatest leadership tool is a healthy soul.” – Lance Witt “I think one of the reasons that the church in North America is struggling today is because we have spiritually unhealthy leadership. When you look at the kingdom of God, globally, there are only two continents in the world where Christianity is declining. One of them is North America, and North America has the most resources, the most buildings, the most budget, the most staff the most degrees, and the most education the most. Why are we not seeing the kingdom expand? I think it's directly related to the spiritual health of those who are leading.” – Vance Pitman “Starting a church service is not planting a church. Biblical missiology is that planting a church starts with the city. You engage that city with the gospel, you make disciples, and churches are born as a byproduct.” – Vance Pitman “Leadership is lonely, but it cannot be done alone. Leadership demands that we bring other people to the table to lead alongside us.” – Vance Pitman “You cannot lead what you do not live long term. You can fake it in the short run. Authenticity in leadership is important and if you're not living it, you won't be able to lead it over the long haul. – Vance Pitman RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Replenish: Leading from a Healthy Soul by Lance Witt Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers by Dane Ortlund The Stressless Life: Experiencing the Unshakable Presence...

What is being called a generational flood is threatening much of New England. Out of the 7,100 languages that exist, the Bible has been translated into more than 700, making it the most-translated book in the world. And, how can you live so that you are a light for Christ? Vance Pitman offers three ideas in BP Toolbox piece.

What is being called a generational flood is threatening much of New England. Out of the 7,100 languages that exist, the Bible has been translated into more than 700, making it the most-translated book in the world. And, how can you live so that you are a light for Christ? Vance Pitman offers three ideas in BP Toolbox piece.

Episode 746: We talk about “mobilizing the church” but what do that really mean? Noah Oldham, Vance Pitman and Matt Carter talk about unleashing the church to join in God’s mission.

Episode 744: One way we build a sending culture in a church is preaching about “living sent.” Noah Oldham, Vance Pitman and Matt Carter talk about how to preach a theology of sending.

Episode 742: What does it look like to connect with your community? Noah Oldham and Vance Pitman talk with Mark Lee about best practices for engaging your community as a new church planter.

This week, Vance Pitman, founding pastor of Hope Church (Las Vegas, NV) shares a message with us from Exodus 34.

Episode 740: New churches must be built on a foundation of evangelism. Noah Oldham and Vance Pitman talk with Mark Lee about how to build a church through evangelism.

The Kingdom of God: God's sovereign activity in the world results in people being in the right relationship with Himself.

Engaging in ministry is signing up for more "stressors" in our lives, but how we respond to those stressors is up to us! Listen in as Pastor Vance Pitman (founding pastor of Hope Church Las Vegas and current President of the SEND Network) shares why and how we must eliminate stress from our lives.A few highlights from the interview:Stress is incompatible with God's character. The root of all stress is fear. The opposite of fear is faith.Feeling "stressed" is usually rooted in an identity issue or an intimacy issue.Stress reveals a dependence on my own (limited) resources, instead of depending on God's (unlimited) resources.How to manage our daily schedules and avoid the "tyranny of the urgent."How stress and anger are related, and how to rid our lives of sinful anger.Rest was God's idea, and is an issue of spiritual obedience.Also check out Vance's newest book The Stressless Life.Connect With Us:The Coworkers Podcast websiteEmail: coworkersstudy@gmail.com 

CFTROU 0166: The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: Impacting Neighborhoods by Making Disciples with Vance Pitman Welcome back to the Church for the Rest of Us podcast, it's 2023 and our conference is getting closer. Don't forget to register for the conference at churchfortherestofus.com! Today, we want to welcome a very special guest, Vance Pitman. Vance is the president of The Send Network and founding pastor of Hope Church, in Las Vegas Nevada. As you tune in to today's discussion you'll hear from Vance about church planting and life in Las Vegas, what it was like growing up in ministry, and his journey to vocational ministry. He shares the impactful story of how they came to plan the church in Vegas and how they focused on impacting the community. Vance is resolved to be intentional about cultivating relationships, having gospel conversations, and making disciples. Make sure not to miss out, so tune in now! Key Points: More about Vance Pitman; a background and introduction. •He shares about his family and life in Las Vegas. •He talks about how he grew up in the ministry and when he came to know Christ. •How he misunderstood and confused spiritual maturity and spiritual activity. •He shares his journey to vocational ministry and being obedient to the Lord. •What he was doing in ministry before starting a ministry in Las Vegas. •He shares the story of planting the church in Las Vegas and impacting the neighborhood. •Why we need to make use of the streams of culture/society to impact our communities. •We discuss the power of the organizational aspect of the church. •Vance shares advice with those who can, and want to, be an incarnational outpost to theircommunity. •A practical tip for any church planter. •He shares the strategy they use to plant and revitalize churches. CFTROU 0166: The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: Impacting Neighborhoods by Making Disciples with Vance PitmanClick To TweetCFTROU 0166: The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: Impacting Neighborhoods by Making Disciples with Vance PitmanClick To TweetCFTROU 0166: The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: Impacting Neighborhoods by Making Disciples with Vance PitmanClick To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Vance Pitman on Twitter The Send Network Vance Pitman The Stressless Life Church for the Rest of Us Conference 2023 Jimmy on Twitter Leslee on Twitter Family Church Network Family Church on Facebook Family Church on Instagram Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

Guest preacher Vance Pitman shares with us what it means to be a part of the Kingdom of God.

Guest preacher Vance Pitman shares with us what it means to be a part of the Kingdom of God.

Year in Review | Episode 722: Many church planters set out to reach people with the gospel but often find their new churches full of folks from other churches. Host Ed Stetzer talks with Heiden Ratner and Vance Pitman about the challenge of staying outwardly focused to reach people far from God.

Episode 704: Planters and church-planting networks and organizations are trying to figure out how they fit alongside other. Clint Clifton, Trevin Wax and Vance Pitman hash through the relational levels between and value of national and micro-networks.

Episode 701: Most, if not all, church planters aspire to start a multiplying church. Yet often that doesn't happen because we have our missiology backwards. Host Clint Clifton talks with Vance Pitman and Trevin Wax about what they see as a more biblical approach.

Pastor and author Vance Pitman shares from his new book “The Stressless Life: Experiencing the Unshakable Presence of God's Indescribable Peace“. With compassion and biblical insight he calls us away from anxious living to a life of indescribable peace by applying truths from God's Word to the stress we feel in our lives. *Originally aired May 10, 2022*