EFCA East

Josh Ott is taking us back to 2008, the worst year of his life.

For a full transcript --> https://edamove.com/this-feels-familiar-and-i-dont-like-it/

As this pandemic continues on, church leaders are experiencing the increasing weight of shepherding their people in lean and stressful times without the benefit of in person interaction. Finances are a swift current that threatens to derail pastor's best efforts. In today's episode, EDA Move Operations Director John Nesbitt asks the question - Will God provide?

For full transcript of today's episode --> https://edamove.com/will-god-provide/

Leading Your Church Online During The Coronavirus Crisis

I don't know about you, but virtually everything about this COVID 19 crisis leaves me speechless. I never thought I'd be using the word pandemic in my lifetime. But here we are. In today's episode, Steve Anderson, Student Ministries Pastor at Mountain View Community Church, offers some thoughts about where we find ourselves today.

Full transcript of today's episode --> https://edamove.com/ive-got-nothing-people/

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Mentioned in this episode --> https://edamove.com/vitality/

For full transcript of today's episode --> https://edamove.com/3-questions-to-help-maintain-healthy-vital-signs/

In today's episode - Kevin Ozolins, Associate Pastor of Youth and Outreach at  Montgomery EFC, is sharing his own scar story - which is far more epic than mine - and 3 reasons why we need to get in the habit of sharing those stories.

Full Transcript of today's episode --> https://edamove.com/tell-your-scar-story/

In today's episode, Tim Ryan, Executive Pastor at West Shore Free Church in Pennsylvania is talking about some reasons you as a pastor or ministry leader may need to call a timeout.

Mentioned in this episode --> https://edamove.com/resources-for-leaders/

Full transcript of today's episode --> https://edamove.com/5-reasons-to-call-a-timeout-in-ministry/

Have you ever written a review for something online? Maybe it was something you loved and you just wanted every one to know that the product or service was amazing. Or maybe you had such a bad experience with something that you felt like it was your civic duty to tell people to stay away. Whether you've written one or not, we live in an age where reviews carry weight. People read Yelp reviews before they make a reservation at a restaurant. Readers buy books based on the ratings on Amazon. So what if your church gets a bad review? In today's episode, Emily Anthony shares two recent reviews for Faith Church where she works that she encountered on Google and how she responded. Spoiler alert, one wasn't so hot.

Mentioned in this episode --> Alejandro's story

Full transcript -- > https://edamove.com/receiving-responding-to-and-leveraging-reviews-for-your-church/

Have you ever felt like an imposter? Well, you're not alone. In today's episode David Sherwood is sharing about imposter syndrome.

Full transcript for today's episode --> https://edamove.com/imposter-syndrome/

Would your spouse say you're a good listener? How about your kids or your friends? What about God - would God say you were a good listener? It's not always easy, but we think being a good listener goes a long way to being a good leader. In today's episode, Deb Hinkel is sharing three ways to be a leader who listens.

For full transcript of this episode --> https://edamove.com/3-ways-to-be-a-leader-who-listens/