Church Misfit Podcast

The Church Misfit Podcast welcomes four talented creators and entrepreneurs who are turning their passions into eneterprising endeavors. In this interview, we ask them about the impact the Covid pandemic has had on each of them, where their passion comes from and how they maintain focus, the latest tools and apps they live by, and how they handle criticism. Get ready for a ton of great wisdom you can apply to every aspect of your life! Take a moment to connect and follow each of these amazing guests: Decoyote (@decoyotemusic and @rivetjunkies), Sunny Jean (@selectedbysunny), Faith Elliott (@elliottstokes_photography) and Gracyn McGathy (@gallawaygirll)

Zac leads some of our Church Misfit community through a discussion on some of the heavier talking points around the book 'How to be an Anti-Racist' by Ibram X. Kendi.

Bias, racism, colorism, discriminiation, segregation, white fragility....nothing is off limits in this roundtable dicsussion! We are joined by returning guest and author Tyler Schuetze (@tylerschuetze), Ballistic Blade Founder, Ben Redic (@theviolenceconductor) and two first time guests, Tailer Ream (@tailer.ream) and Gracyn McGathy (@gallawaygirll).

This episode was hilarious. At one point Joe could not stop laughing with tears flowing as we were recording. We would love to invite you to get to know one of the most unconventional children's authors you will ever meet and the powerful story his book, "Chuck's Chair", brings to people of all ages. Purchase the book on Amazon today!

Guests: Gunnar Rogers #Tags: Gunnar Rogers, ChucksChair, Bad Ass Book Club, Childrensbook, Author, Creator, Grace Meroff, Christian Book

In this episode, Joe and Zac connect with a few christian artists and apparel designers who have a different take on the purpose behind Jesus merch. While Joe argues that very little good can come from simply wearing your faith on your body, the rest of the panel disagrees. Listen in to a great discussion on the power of being a creative story teller and how to get started bringing some of your own ideas to life. Check out the merch from our show guests while you are here! Ian at CXXII Apparel https://www.cxxiiapparel.com/ and Grant and Jo at https://www.saintsxsinners.co/

Guests: Grant R.M, Joanna Shaw and Ian Lundin #Tags: #streetwearfashion #churchshirts #streetwearbrand #streetwearsociety #reachrecords #streetwear #lifestylebrand #christianstreetwear #churchmerch #christianclothing #christianapparel #faithfitted #christiantshirts #gospelhiphop #gospelrap #faithandfashion #faithbasedapparel

The Church Misfit team let's loose about their love and hatred of Enneagrams as they call out how each type responds to stress. We have a mini Myers Briggs or Enneagram debate, make fun of each others shortcomings and share some tips on how each type can hold on to their sanity during a pandemic.

Guests: Gunnar Rogers, Tyler Schuetze. #Tags: Enneagram, MBTI, Myers Briggs, Stress, Roast

Join a heated roundtable discussion on the impact Covid-19 is having on churches and what this implies for the changing landscape of church in America. Church Misfits welcome back Pastor Eric Mejia, Author Gunnar Rogers, and Creator/Musician Aaron Alba. Are we ready for all digital churches? What should we be paying attention to and learning during this time? Leave us your thoughts!

The perfect podcast for parents, teachers and youth workers who love simple ways they can create deeper relationships with those they influence. In this episode, Joe and Zac connect with National Educators for Restorative Practices (NEDRP) founders, Denise Holliday and Kevin Curtis. Their tactics are simple, profound and they work. Listen or watch as they model 3 restorative practices that can be done at the dinner table, before class starts or just about any time you can spare a few minutes. WARNING: Their is a ton of passion in this interview so get ready to be fired up!

Get ready for a lightning round of killer side hustle ideas from the Church Misfit crew, with special guests Jordan De Leon, and Brayley Crowe. If you are looking for ways to make some extra cash, this is your episode!

Church Misfits welcome back our Bad Ass Book Club crew, Graylyne Griffin, Jessica Watson and Gunnar Rodgers as they walk through the key takeaways from David Kinneman's book, Faith for Exhiles. The crew brings some practical ideas to the book's call to action around intimacy with Jesus, cultural discernment, inter-generational relationships, vocational discipleship, and counter cultural mission.

A generational panel discussion on alcohol and drinking that will be a tad outside the box. Joe brings his mom and oldest daughter on to the episode and let's just say they were unfiltered. The team takes a look at how views on drinking have changed over the years and share their thoughts on how the issue should be handled moving forward. Shout out to our returning guest, Gunnar Rodgers.