Aaron Niequist is a liturgist and writer, in New York City. After leading worship at Mars Hill Church (Grand Rapids, MI) and Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL), Aaron created A New Liturgy - a collection of modern liturgical worship recordings. Shortly after, he started a discipleship-focused, formational, ecumenical, practice-based community at Willow Creek called The Practice. In 2018, Aaron wrote a book about a practice-based faith called The Eternal Current: How a Practice-Based Faith Can Save Us from Drowning. 

Links:

https://www.aaronniequist.com/

https://www.anewliturgy.com/

https://www.aaronniequist.com/book

https://www.instagram.com/aaronieq/

https://twitter.com/aaronieq

https://www.facebook.com/aaron.niequist

Music:

“Woven” by Alice in Winter

Licensed through soundstripe.com

"God is always working in our lives, it is us who rarely stop to notice."

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Join Kyle, Kyler, and Jayson for a journey into the creative mind, with the Create Radio Show! Each week, creative topics will be consumed, and interviews with creative professionals in the local church will happen.

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That’s it for us…you’ve been great! After 161 episodes and 7+ years, it is time to say goodbye to the Create Radio Show. We hope you have enjoyed the ride as much as we have! In this final episode, we ask the question: what is the future of church creativity?

 

MUSIC:

Opening Theme: written and performed by The Hand Lungs

Additional music provided by Kyle Lee and Kyler Clapp

161 | The Last One

Ali Lopes is a freelance graphic designer based in Nashville, Tennessee. Ali loves to partner with non-profits and churches to tell beautiful visual stories. She loves making complex ideas relatable through design and illustrations. Ali has a deep passion for the local church and loving people. She still loves a good story, and one of her favorite ways to relax is reading or watching a movie. Ali, her husband, and their almost-4-year-old daughter love family movie night, playing games, and finding the biggest hills in the neighborhood to race down. In today’s episode, we discuss storytelling through design, hearing from God, and more!

 

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Ali’s Website


MUSIC:

Opening Theme: written and performed by The Hand Lungs

Additional music provided by Kyle Lee and Kyler Clapp

160 | Ali Lopes

Today we are joined by the one and only Cody Applegate. Cody is the Creative Director for Victory Youth at Victory Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He first started in the creative world by serving in his local church and later attended college at Rogers State University. He has a background in screen printing, photography, videography, design, and branding.

 

NOTES:

Cody on IG


MUSIC:

Opening Theme: written and performed by The Hand Lungs

Additional music provided by Kyle Lee and Kyler Clapp

159 | Cody Applegate

Today we are joined by two-time Emmy award winner Jesse Crino. From New York to California, Jesse has a varied background in television production. After getting a degree in television production, Jesse worked in nearly all aspects of the TV industry in Oklahoma City. She now serves as the production director at North Church in OKC. We discuss things Jesse has learned in the broadcast world during our conversation and how they translate into church production. We also discuss production tendencies within the church and much more!

 

NOTES:

North.Church

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MUSIC:

Opening Theme: written and performed by The Hand Lungs

Additional music provided by Kyle Lee and Kyler Clapp

158 | Jesse Crino

It finally happened. After weeks of waiting, we finally break down the Netflix faith-based musical, A Week Away. Here is your spoiler alert, and your hot take alert…you’ve been warned. The episode also tackles the Falcon and Winter Soldier finale and looks at upcoming movies in 2021. 

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MUSIC:

Opening Theme: written and performed by The Hand Lungs

Additional music provided by Kyle Lee and Kyler Clapp

92 | Aaron Niequist

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