Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader

In this interview, Tommy interviews Dr. Felicia Song, a Professor of Sociology at Westmont College. They discuss the evolution of digital technology, its integration with all aspects of our lives, and how digital media can be used as a means of discipleship.

Our guest host Bob Doll interviews Dr. Roger Parrott, the President of Belhaven University. They discuss the new book: Opportunity Leadership: Stop Planning and Start Getting Results. Dr. Parrott details how planning is crippling our society, how to trust God like a sailboat and lead like a baseball manager without fear of risks or failure.

Join us as we speak with Pastor Dave Gibson about his book, In My Father’s Wake: How an Anxious Boy Learned to Love a Difficult Dad. Dave explains the 6 phases of his relationship with his father, explores some of the ideas that were instilled upon him as a child that still impact him today, and he reflects on his redemptive relationship with his father and his current relationships with his children.

In this episode of the EML podcast, we hear from Dr. Paul White, a psychologist and the co-author of the book: Making Things Right at Work. Dr. White details the common elements of a toxic work environment, how toxic workplaces can be redeemed, and the languages of appreciation in the workplace.

We discuss with Pastor Sam Koh from Hillside LA about the evolution of his immigrant Korean church, the importance of racial and economic diversity in the church, and how Hillside LA is making a real impact in their community.

A great reckoning is underway in the church today: a naming and exposing of the exclusivity, abuse, racism, patriarchy, and unchecked power that have marked evangelical Christianity for far too long. What kind of church will emerge on the other side?  Tommy Lee sits down with Nancy Beach & Samantha Beach Kiley to discuss this question in this episode of the EML podcast.

Join us as we speak with Daniel Yang, the Director of the Church Multiplication Institute at the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center. He talks about his new book Inalienable: How Marginalized Kingdom Voices Can Help Save the American Church Kindle Edition. Daniel describes some of the issues that have led to the decreasing influence of the American church, highlights how the American church can learn from the global church and encourages those in the church to remain hopeful that God is refining the American church.

Join us as we hear from Dr. La Verne Tolbert, the President/CEO of Teaching Like Jesus Ministries and Host of Sunday School Made Simple. She discusses her book I Serve You Just As My Mother Did: The Woman Who Discipled a King and shares about King David’s mother’s backstory, history, and impact on David. Dr. Tolbert provides insights on how to go deep into scripture and develop a more intimate relationship with God through the Bible.

In this episode of the EML podcast, Tommy talks with Tom Lutz, author of "Equipping Christians for Kingdom Purpose in Their Work". They talk about his journey, calling, latest book, the importance of seeing each person as an image-bearer, and the need for faith and work amalgamation and education in and outside the church. Tune in now to hear the insights they share with us!

Tom Lutz (DMin, Covenant Theological Seminary) brings decades of entrepreneurial experience to his work coaching marketplace leaders as a Convene CEO Roundtable chair and through his consulting company, Vision Planners. Tom also teaches biblical studies at Metro Atlanta Seminary and leads workshops to help Christians work with purpose.

Buy "Equipping Christians for Kingdom Purpose in Their Work": https://amzn.to/3umRGP7

We are our own is the fundamental assumption of modern life. And if we are our own, then it's up to us to forge our own identities and to make our lives significant. But while that may sound empowering, it turns out to be a crushing responsibility—one that never actually delivers on its promise of a free and fulfilled life, but instead leaves us burned out, depressed, anxious, and alone. This phenomenon is mapped out onto the very structures of our society and helps explain our society's underlying disorder.

In this episode of the EML podcast, our guest host Lauren Bronson Petrous sits down with Dr. Alan Noble to talk about why identity is so important. Understanding who we are and to whom we belong is key to the Christian life.