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Daniel Berry is married with two kids. He has been at Calvary for a little over 8 years and was a college minster for the 13 years prior. He enjoys golf, disc golf, and all things college football.

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Try Softer - Aundi Kohbler

Kyle Bartholic has been in ministry for fifteen years now and currently serves as the Lead Pastor of Christ Community Church in Ames, IA. For the first 13 years, he primarily served in student ministry roles. Kyle graduated from Trinity International University with a BA in Biblical Studies and Adolescent Psychology. He also has a Master's of Theology focused on the theology of preaching from Midwestern Baptist Seminary in Kansas City.  He is married to Danielle and dad to Adelaide, Mercy, & Pierce. Kyle has served in churches and ministry organizations in Carol Stream, IL; Pittsburgh, PA; and Atlantic, IA before joining the ministry in Ames. 

 “One of the things that I love about our church is its resolve to love Jesus and love others authentically.”

Notes from the Show:

The Secular Creed - Rebecca McGlaughlin

Tim Keller Interview

Urban Apologetics - Eric Mason

Ask a Pastor

Jeff Devries - How do you stay Multigenerational in your congregation?

Brian has been in the ministry for nearly 25 years with 3 different denominations at churches that have ranged in size from 100-650. For the last 17 years, he has been at First Christian Church in Kenosha, Wisconsin. One of the most unique aspects of the ministry has been that Brian became the Lead Minister of the church after a few years in a different role, while the previous Sr. Minister remained a full-time staff member for another 10 years. Brian and his wife Misty have four children, including two biological children and two adopted through foster care.

You can find Brian at: 

Kenoshafcc.com

@Fccbriangorman

[email protected]

Notes from the Show:

Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes

Ask a Pastor: From Daniel Buchanan - What is your biggest oops on stage?

Josh Reich and I continue our conversation on Transition and talk about the grief that can come with that for pastors, their family and those that they are leaving. 

www.joshuareich.com

Josh is the Lead Pastor at Community Covenant Church in Rehoboth, MA. Before that, he planted Revolution Church in Tucson, AZ. He speaks around the country to pastors and church planters on the topics of leadership health, marriage, church systems, and preaching. He's married to Katie and has 5 kids that keep him on his toes that they affectionately call the Reich 5. He blogs at joshuareich.org and wrote the book "Breathing Room: Stressing Less, Living More.

https://theleadersjourney.us

https://patersoncenter.com/lifeplan/

American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America

Every Pastor's First 180 Days: How to Start and Stay Strong in a New Church Job

“Ask a pastor” Mary Broussard with this weeks question.

Andrew Camp has an MA in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care from Talbot Seminary. He is also a professionally trained chef, most recently as the sous chef at Silver Restaurant in Park City, UT until it closed in 2015. Since then, he has served as the Spiritual Growth Pastor at Mountain Life Church in Park City. He and his wife, Claire, live just outside of Park City with their two young daughters, Hazelle and Hannah.

John is the Executive Pastor at Bridge Church in Knoxville, TN and the Area Director for Joni and Friends Tennessee. 

@barberjohn

https://www.bridgeknox.com

https://www.joniandfriends.org/tennessee/

This week I chat with Jon Thorngate. Jon is a Church planter and the administrative pastor at Lifebridge Church in Burlington Wisconsin. We have a great conversation about the church and particularly about the way they structure their staff.

https://burlington.coffee

https://lifebridge.church

This is our Podcast Preview episode where you'll learn about what is coming up as we launch The Everyday Pastors Podcast!

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