Dillan Howell Podcast

Looking to have a better volunteering culture in your worship, production, & creative teams in your church? If yes, this episode is for you. 

In this episode, Dennis Choy shares all things volunteering at his current church in Southern California called Saddleback. Dennis has been in ministry for 25+ years & has years & years of experience when it comes to volunteer recruitment, volunteer development, & volunteer retention.

Chuck Carringer is a good friend of mine and is an Executive Coach who has a podcast called, The Leadership Upside Podcast. He is one of the best when it comes to leadership. 

On this podcast I discuss my experience in launching a small business, the significance of marketing and some of my key leadership principles.

Are you a contagious leader who people want to gravitate towards when you walk into the worship center? Your attitude matters, let it reflect a positive shift, not a negative shift.

Getting back to the basics of being a healthy leader with Lisa Seaton from City First Church in Rockford, IL.

Lisa serves as the Senior Executive on their Executive Team.  Lisa truly is next level in every way. Her pursuit of healthy leadership overflows every where she goes.

One of the most stressful environments in ministry is your weekend experience. It is very important that we leave any additional stress, worry, or concerns at the door. 

Article found on www.dillanhowell.com “Leaders Your Attitude Matters” 

It's this simple, having a healthy stage team can change the game for your worship experience.  In this episode we talk about how to have a healthy stage team in live church production.

We give practical steps and talk about past experiences that you may want to avoid. 

Adam Taylor is the Production Director at Central Church in Las Vegas.  Adam has production directed and managed events with over 25,000 people in attendance, was a featured guest artist on the 2021 MXU tour and has built a name for himself in the church production community.

You can follow Adam at @go.for.adam on instagram.

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What is happening in the room is far more important than what is happening at your feet and your hands. When you get lost in your task and usually it's due to a lack of preparation you miss what is happening in the room. This is where we most likely miss the seeing of life change taking place in our churches and the vision that keeps us pushing forward.

This week's podcast is with Nathan Del Turco the Executive Creative Arts Pastor at Living Streams Church in Phoenix, Arizona. He is also the Dwell Ministries Director.

Nathan brings over 17 years of Worship Pastoral wisdom on the idea of keeping your head up during a live worship experience.

God is right in front of you doing life change, don't miss it.

Living Streams Church
https://www.livingstreams.org

Dwell Ministries
https://www.dwellconference.org

Worship Leader Handbook
https://www.amazon.com/Nathan-Del-Turco/e/B07V3FWMZS%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

Podcast is a recap of the article called, "Get Your Head Up, You're Missing It" found on www.dillanhowell.com 

Have you ever been in in live production (worship service) and something "catastrophic" happens? A situation that needs immediate attention and immediate direction? "The decision needs to be made now, we're live!"

1. Slow Down
2. Focus
3. What is The Problem?
4. Keep Us Moving, What's Next?

The "Show" Must Go On.

Jared Olson is the Broadcast Production Director at Elevation Church and shares real life scenarios and how he handled them. He remained calm and kept the team moving forward.

This podcast is a response to the article found on www.dillanhowell.com called, 
"Every First Responder Knows This, Do You?

Sam VanDynHoven, the Worship Pastor at City First Church in Rockford, IL is  preaching on the importance of staying who you are, all the time. God has called you to be you. 

Sam and I discuss practical steps to add into your weekly schedule when it comes to preparing the heart, mind, and soul so that you're ready spiritually for that next weekend.

Be who you are, not who you want to be.

"As I walked into one of our green rooms this Sunday, I heard a band member say out loud, "it was a rough crowd this morning." I get it, we've all been there. Sometimes the "crowd" seems into worship and sometimes the "crowd" seems like they would rather be anywhere else."

Rick Smith and myself dive into this topic talking about the importance of making sure you always fight hard for those who need Jesus. 

Rick is the CEO of INKollective located in St James, Missouri. He is one of the most legit dudes I know and his heart for the local church is like no other.

INKollective does all the apparel for The Worship Classic Golf Tournament and apparel for us at Amplio. 

https://www.inkollective.com 

At the end of the day, not everyone who walks through the doors of our churches love and know Jesus. As creative teams, worship leaders, production teams we can never assume this is the case. How do we stay above creative planning with the right thing in mind?

This podcast is a recap of the article written found at www.dillanhowell.com called, "Christian Karaoke".

Every second of the worship experience matters. Look at it this way, our guests are giving us around 60 minutes of their time once a week. When they walk in the doors of our church they have done their part. Now it's time for us to do our part. In this episode Micah Stephens, founder and CEO of Paper Giants Inc., joins me to discuss why it's important to make every second of every minute in the worship experience matter. 

This podcast is a follow up to the article found on www.dillanhowell.com called, "Every Element Matters, Real Estate is Expensive"