This week we head into the field of "Game Day" at Cliff Temple Baptist Church. There, we interview Kenny Cheshier and hear from senior adults about why this ministry means so much to them.

What is it like to be a senior adult? What do senior adults have to offer to their communities? These are the sort of questions we are looking to answer on this episode of the Cliff Temple Podcast.

This week of In the Field, we join our music ministry for rehearsal and worship to find out what makes this ministry unique. We speak with Tom Tillman, minister for music and worship, John Cates, and Adrienne Hunnicutt about why music matters and their hopes for this ministry at Cliff Temple.

This week we are in the field with Mission Oak Cliff. Mission Oak Cliff began in 1948 in the heart of Cliff Temple Baptist Church staff member, Virginia Goslin. She established a food pantry in a church closet and as the years passed, the small pantry evolved to become a full-service community ministry. Many new ministries were added to the food pantry and clothing closet, including an adult English as a Second language

If you want to give to the work of Mission Oak Cliff, you can go to their website to donate online or find out other ways you can serve their mission.

In the Field is our next series where are recording testimonies and recordings from Cliff Temple ministries. We are exploring the heartbeat of some of the most creative ministries at Cliff Temple to understand what makes them work and how God is moving among us.

This week we join the Cliff Temple youth group on an outing to Adamson High School. Kenny Cheshier shares his goals and purpose behind Cliff Temple's unique strategy to youth ministry and we hear from some of the youth on why this group means so much to them.

Pastors Emilie Flaherty, Gannon Sims, and Trevor Jamieson discuss everyone's favorite topic... Conflict! We take a look at how conflict should be handled and the model that Christ sets for us in this area of relationships.

Pastors Trevor Jamieson and Gannon Sims discuss integrity and its importance for self-discovery and good relationships. Integrity means taking a hard look at what's going on under the surface and a key to unlocking undercurrents in our relationships.

Take a look at the ladder of integrity here.

Pastors Trevor Jamieson and Gannon Sims discuss the importance of listening in relationships and our calling. Listening is not only a good habit to develop for relationships but essential to the kind of love that Christ shows the world.

Emilie Flaherty - associate minister for children and families - joins us on our podcast to talk about expectations we have of others and even God. One of the most difficult part of relationships is digging up the subtle and sometimes unspoken expectations that we hold. Taking time to work through these can help us move to a healthy space with others that allows us to hold proper space for one another.

Pastors Gannon Sims and Trevor Jamieson discuss appreciation and healthy forms of communication that enable us to bring the gospel into our relationships and our communities.

This week we interview Lindsey Hardwood who is part of the 5Q team. 5Q is the capacity to see the APEST (Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Shepherd, Teacher) in the largest and deepest way possible.  They see APEST as an interpretive key to unlock potential and purposes in disciples, leaders and organizations.

You can find out more by going to their website 5qcentral.com. There, you can take a test to help discover your gifting and find more resources.