In this episode of the EML podcast, guest host Tracey Bianchi talks with Rev. Tara Beth Leach, Pastor of Christ Church of Oakbrook, Author, and Speaker!

They talk about Tara’s latest book, Radiant Church: Restoring the Credibility of Our Witness, her walk with Christ, deciphering what is cultural vs. biblical, and being patient in an impatient culture.

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Check out this week's podcast episode featuring Dr. Sharoni Little, leader of the global inclusion strategy team at Creative Artist Agency (CAA).

During our conversation, she poured insight upon insight into the history of inclusion and exclusion shaping her decisions and values, how the drive for growth and noble intentions can go wrong, what the biblical model and charge is for community engagement, and the hope-filled blessings that have glimmered through the unique challenges of Compton city. Tune in now to hear the wealth of insight and inspiration she shared with us!

We sit down and talk with author and professor, Dr. Beth Felker Jones. We talk about what God is teaching her in this season of life, her newest book, the importance of accepting our circumstances, the story of Julian of Norwich, and the changes American church in light of this past year.

In this episode of the EML podcast, we sit down with Dr. Ingrid Faro, visiting Professor of Old Testament at Northern Seminary, Teacher, Speaker, and Author and guest host, Tracey Bianchi! We discuss Dr. Faro's journey of writing her book, Evil in Genesis, the occasion and reason for writing it, the problem of evil in the Bible, and the implications of Genesis for our time.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we sit down and talk with Dr. Lynn Cohick, the Provost, Dean of Academic Affairs, and Professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary. We talk about her new commentary on the book of Ephesians, modern-day applications from the book of Ephesians and its implications for the church, and leading as a woman in the ministry world.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we sit down and talk with Jessica Chin, who leads brand strategy for WhatsApp. We talk about her journey from Apple, Nike, getting her MBA, and now working with Whatsapp. In addition, we spent some time discussing how technology continues to make the world a smaller place and the role of technology in transforming how church and ministry are done.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we sit down with Danny Chen of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and guest host Jimmy Lee.

Join us for Part 2 of this podcast episode as Danny shares his thoughts on being Asian American and the recent anti-Asian violence in the United States.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we sit down with Danny Chen of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and guest host Jimmy Lee.

Danny focuses on the recent anti-Asian violence, stories from his own experience, and how it all intersects with faith and the American church.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we sit down and talk with Ann Ueno, the owner and lead designer of a full-service design firm based in Miami. We talk about changing jobs and careers, dealing with trials and disappointments, and seeing God in the midst of it all.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we sit down and talk with Dennae Pierre, Executive Director of the Surge Network in the Phoenix area. The Surge Network is a network of leaders in Arizona made up of different backgrounds, cultures, and denominations but unite in the gospel and its call to be faithful witnesses to Jesus Christ. They seek to be a blessing to Arizona through friendship, collaboration, and partnership.

Through the Surge Network, the Neighbor’s Table experience was created, which brings together neighbors who are culturally different from one another around meals and relationships.