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Jesse Eisenhart, lead pastor of True North Church, shares how they are embracing the unique circumstance of ministry amidst a pandemic to reflect upon and adapt their strategy in order to better understand, serve, and equip their community.
Learn more about True North Church: www.truenorth.cc
Zach Bolen of the Seattle-based band Citizens shares how they’re continuing to release music amidst the pandemic and in the process have provided churches with new songs to sing and make their own.
Learn more about Citizens: www.wearecitizens.net
Download The Joy of Being chord charts: www.weareworship.com/citizens
Jamie Winship shares how his organization, Identity Exchange, is helping people face the realities of life during a pandemic—and experience personal growth in spite of it.
Learn more about Identity Exchange: www.identityexchange.com
Jamie Aten and Kent Annan join us from Wheaton College’s Humanitarian Disaster Institute, the first faith-based academic disaster research center in the United States. Listen in to hear how they’re providing churches with timely resources regarding spiritual health, reopening, the future of the church, and so much more.
Learn more about the Humanitarian Disaster Institute: www.wheaton.edu/HDI
Learn more about the Spiritual First Aid Hub: www.spiritualfirstaidhub.com
Bert Alcorn, lead pastor of Anthem Ventura, shares how they are embracing the reality of ministry amidst a pandemic by thoughtfully reexamining and adapting their strategy in order to come out of this season looking more like Jesus.
Learn more about Anthem Ventura: www.anthemventura.org
Julian Lowe, lead pastor of Oasis Church, joins us to discuss how crisis is an opportunity for the Church to reveal deep truths and bring transformational change.
Learn more about Oasis Church: www.oasisla.org
Sam Eitzen shares how The SnapBar, a custom photo booth company, has adapted their strategy amidst a challenging economic climate. Plus, hear how this shift enabled them to support struggling local businesses in the process.
Learn more about Keep Your City Smiling: www.keepyourcitysmiling.com
Ken Weigel shares how The Bible Project is continuing to come alongside churches by providing free Scripture-based content through a new initiative sparked by the increase of people experiencing church at home.
Learn more about The Bible Project: bibleproject.com
Ryan Collins, CEO of Bethel School of Technology, shares how he is currently seeing kingdom-minded workers make a difference by filling in high-demand tech jobs even amid economic uncertainty around the world. Listen in to hear his thoughts on how this will positively impact the future of the church and the workplace.
Follow along with more from Ryan and his wife Briana in their new series, The What is: Podcast http://ow.ly/zPO650zJHwr
Learn more about Bethel Tech: betheltech.net
Mike Wilson, lead pastor of Sage Hills Church, shares how he’s seeing local churches partner together to help each other navigate virtual ministry. Plus, hear how Sage Hills adapted to current circumstances thanks to digital tools that were already in place.
Learn more about Sage Hills Church: sagehillschurch.com
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