Today, Cody Cline and Drew Stevenson Cody Cline & Drew Stevenson join us to talk about how relationships with students and high expectations can create a culture building leaders.  Building these healthy cultures can help take your ministry to the next level. Cody Cline is currently the Staff Director and Community Pastor at Candeo Church.  Cline is a graduate of Midwestern Theological Seminary and Former Community Pastor at Cornerstone Church in Ames, Iowa.   Drew Stevenson served with CRU for three years, worked as Freshman director at Cornerstone at Ames and is currently the Teaching Pastor at Veritas in Iowa City.

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-137-culture-building/

Today, Caleb Craft joins us to talk about how we can partner with student affairs and the retention benefit it can bring. Craft currently is a pastor at Newlife OSU and works in student affairs at the Ohio State University.

 

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-136-retention-benefit/

Chase Abner and Stephen Jones of the Salt Company join the show to chat about how mobilizing students to clean up athletic stadiums can help you raise funds for your ministry. Last year Salt raised 20% of their operating budget through this partnership with the university to clean up the Iowa stadium. They will share about this and many other unorthodox methods that can help you to raising funds for your college ministry.

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-135-stadium-clean/

Today, Chad Frank and Matt Pardi join us to talk about their church planting problems and how to create buy in when your staff team initially says no to planting. Chad Frank has been involved in several church plants within the H2O Church Network including Akron and Kent State.  Matt Pardi is director of the H2O Church Network, which currently has planted 10 churches. 

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-134-planting-problems/

Today, Tim Wheat joins us to talk about how to build a killer residency program. We will chat about how residencies can help leaders to grow into better Christ followers not just the flow of working for a church. 

 

Shownotes:  http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-133-residency-program/

Today, George Ross and Micah Millican join us to talk about how college students can act as a catalyst for church planting with summer programs and Send Cities.  Micah Millican is the director of church planting relations for NAMB and George Ross is a SEND missionary in New Orleans.

 

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-132-send-cities/

Today, Dave Turner joins us to talk about getting recent graduates involved in church planting and the great commission.  This senior exit talk serves to guiding graduates to strategic destinations around the world for the mission of God. Dave is currently the College Pastor at Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina.

Shownotes:  http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-131-senior-exit-talk/

Today Daniel Polk joins us to talk about developing leaders and how to Connect, Equip, and Mobilize.  Daniel is currently the Director of College ministry at Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, Texas.

 

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-130-connect-equip/

Today Dr. John Seel joins the show to chat with us about his research on Millennials and how they can serve the church in the years to come. Dr. Seel is a part of a cultural impact consulting firm specializing on millennials. He was the former director of cultural engagement at the John Templeton Foundation.

 

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-129-millennial-perspective/

Today, Dr. Travis Kerns joins us to talk about sharing the Gospel with Mormons from a unique perspective.  Dr. Kerns is quite experienced having lived in Salt Lake City, Utah for several years and assisting with church plants there.

 

Shownotes: http://collegiatecollective.com/episode-128-understanding-mormonism/