Podcast hosts Rodney Cox and Steve NeSmith discuss some of their favorite clips from the past year. Tune in to find out which clips made the list and what the hosts learned from those guest interviews.
As Jesus demonstrated, when we’re tempted, we need to rely on God and God's Word. But we also can turn to something that Jesus didn’t have when he was all alone in the wilderness: the support and help of a Christian brother. For an example of that, host Chris Bolinger turns to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Bob is a sought after speaker, church health consultant and award-winning writer of 14 books on missional leadership, church change and church growth. Another area of expertise for Bob is in developing new leaders, which we will talk more about today.
He leads men's ministry at the main campus of one of the biggest churches in the U.S. But for Ronnie Cordrey, it's not about the numbers -- it's about creating a culture of discipleship and disciple-making that reaches and grows men, one at a time.
God has blessed you with certain gifts. When you make the most of those gifts, and you use them to serve others, you honor God. And God honors you in return.
What if you had to lead a team after being dropped in behind enemy lines? While he was a Navy Seal, Charles Crouch learned to do just that. As you hear his story, you'll be reminded that all of us are operating behind enemy lines.
Chick-fil-A executive Mark Miller makes a second appearance on this podcast. We recorded this second episode with Mark at the Chick-fil-A headquarters in Atlanta.
Our guest today is Robby Angle. Robby is the President and CEO of Trueface, a ministry based in Dawsonville, GA. He specializes in helping churches develop leaders through relational ministry.
Why do you pray? Really? It may be for the same reasons that Rocky prays in host Chris Bolinger's favorite Rocky film.
In this episode, we chat with Brett and Erin Kunkle of Maven, a youth-focused ministry that focuses on the next generation and those of us who disciple the next generation.
In this episode Miranda talks with Helen M. Mitchell. Helen is passionate to see people fully activated and engaged in their calling, and the local church equipped to lead people into a Biblical understanding of work and vocation and to see its value and service to Christ.
Some Christians posit that fear and anxiety are sinful, evidence of a lack of trust in God. Others consider that viewpoint an oversimplification that can lead to destructive denial, guilt, and shame. The Bible, they say, offers compassion and answers, not condemnation. Join Chris Bolinger as he explores healthy ways to overcome fear and anxiety.
Rodney's podcast guest is Chris Turner. Chris serves as Communications Director for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. In addition to decades of work in corporate media relations and two masters degrees, he has worked in 37 countries as a magazine correspondent. Chris is also a former sportswriter.
Join us as Ron shares insights from his new book, Life Lessons from the Little Red Wagon. Leave behind the ordinary and glide into the richly meaningful life you were intended to live.
What's our payoff for being patient?
In her new book Purpose Doesn’t Pause: Finding Freedom From What’s Holding You Back social influencer and author Hope shares her journey from feeling stuck to finding her true purpose.
Obedience is not a sexy topic. For a lot of guys, obedience is about as exciting as singing in church. You do it, or at least attempt to do it, because it’s what’s expected of you. But you’re not motivated to excel at it.
Rodney's guest on this episode is Shawn Lemon, and in 2013 Shawn founded The Digital Organizer. He shares with Rodney how organizing your assets can help ministry teams operate at a higher level.
If you are going to have a successful marriage, then you need to master conflict resolution. But there are two big obstacles to resolving conflicts in your marriage.
At the 2023 Men's Weekend, Mike Hatch spoke about the transformation that occurs when a man walks in the light of the gospel, where he is known by God, grown by God, and owned by God. This is the second of three talks that Mike gave, with a focus on being grown by God.
