In our second podcast episode with Pastor Miles McPherson we drill down into practical steps your pastor and church can take to start building diverse leadership teams. Pulling examples from his book, The Third Option, Pastor Miles brings a convicting yet hopeful conversation about diverse leadership for your local church.

Welcome back Collyde fans! We are back from our hiatus and ready to roll out some amazing podcast episodes to you. In this episode, listen to Pastor Miles McPherson talk about the Third Option, a way in which we can end racial division amongst our communities and churches. Pastor Miles spoke at our Collyde Summit in September and we are so glad to have him on the podcast for all of you to enjoy!

Listen in as host Steve Grusendorf discusses the power of an organization's story with Rethink Creative's Creative Director, Elliott Shuey. Drawing on years of brand strategy and design experience Shuey shares how any ministry organization can increase their impact through aligning their brand with their reality.

Our world is a world filled with facts and data. Yet, when we open the Bible we discover a grand story being told by the Creator of the world. In this episode our host Steve Grusendorf discusses the power of story in the Gospel with the Creative Director of Rethink Creative, Elliott Shuey. Listen in and learn how you can avoid merely presenting the facts of God and instead invite people to discover their place in his story.

Listen in as Rev. Kelvin Walker and host Steve Grusendorf discuss how church leaders can lead congregations well who have widely differing opinions on a host of topics. From dealing with digital alter egos to how a leader should talk about their own pet projects, they cover it all in the hopes of helping leaders thrive in the midst of diversity.

In this episode, host Steve Grusendorf discusses the vital importance of unity in the church with Rev. Kelvin Walker of the Metro District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Together, the two discuss the theological underpinnings of biblical unity and the danger of confusing unity of heart for unity of opinion.