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In this episode of the EML podcast, we had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Esther Lee, Nurse and COO of the Honor Summit. We delved into various topics, including her upbringing in the northern suburbs of Chicago, her journey toward becoming a nurse, overcoming trials, and her significant role within the Honor Summit. We explored the Summit's mission and its aspirations to establish a safe and empowering space for Asian American female leaders.

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Join us as we speak with Dr. Steve Argue from Fuller Theological Seminary. He speaks about his book Sticky Faith Innovation: How your Compassion, Creativity, and Courage Can Support Teenagers’ Lasting Faith. Dr. Argue details how adults can serve young people in both ministry and parenting. He discusses how to connect with youth, how churches can serve and engage with young people, and the future of youth ministry.

We hear from Bishop Claude Alexander as he speaks about his book Necessary Christianity: What Jesus Shows We Must Be and Do. Bishop Alexander outlines what Jesus shows us to do around calling and direction and expounds on Dr. Martin Luther King's influence on him. To conclude, Bishop Alexander challenges us to reach out to those in the margins and highlights how we can strengthen our faith and relationship with God. 

Join us as we hear from Steve Richardson, the President of Pioneers USA and author of the book: Is the Commission Still Great?: 8 Myths About Missions and What They Mean for the Church. Steve shares his journey and experiences at Pioneers, explains how global missions is changing, and details some of the myths around missions discussed in his book.

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In the episode of the EML podcast, we talk with Dr. Nijay Gupta, Professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary. We talk about his faith, journey as a professor, the benefits of studying theology formally, finding community in seminary, and leading and planning for the future. 

Join us as we hear from Al Lopus, the CEO and co-founder of Best Christian Workplaces Institute. He speaks about his new book: Road to Flourishing: Eight Keys to Boost Employee Engagement and Well-Being. Al discusses how his organization started and its mission, how leadership is the most important key in the workplace and shares advice for organizations struggling with employee engagement.

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In this episode of the EML podcast, our host Tommy Lee sits down with Neil Hart, Executive Head of Mergon Foundation, a foundation based in South Africa that allocates resources to ministries across Africa and the Middle East. They talk about the journey, the work of the Mergon Foundation, and Neil's newest book, The Magnificent Exit, about transitional leadership. The conversation revolves around developing a pipeline of leaders, the problem with creating celebrity pastors, and the perspective that all leaders need to have when leading their organizations.  “Organizations should exist for people, and people for the mission and kingdom of God. Leaders exist to serve people in that mission, to envision them, to encourage them, to course-correct, and to release them.”

In this episode of the EML podcast, we speak with Brian Sanders, the founder of the Underground Network and author of the new book The 6 Seasons of Calling: Discovering Your Purpose in Each Stage of Life. Brain shares his journey and passion for identifying callings, outlines the six seasons of calling, and provides insights on how to get through difficult seasons and find God’s unique calling for you.

In this episode of the EML podcast, we hear from Dave Patty, the President and Founder of Josiah Venture. Dave describes his calling and his desire to build God’s kingdom, he explains Josiah Venture’s mission to fill the church with young people, and he highlights the importance of evangelizing to and developing youth.

In this episode of the EML podcast, we speak with Dr. Daniel Carroll, a Professor of Biblical Studies and Pedagogy at Wheaton College. He shares his experiences growing up in a bicultural household, highlights how the church is reaching immigrants, and explains trends in the American church and global missions.