Todd is joined by Toby Walters from ChurchGear. They talk about trends in the local church, the need for community within the technical artist community and why Toby wears red shoes.

Show Notes:

FILO Cohorts: So often as a technical artist, it can be easy to forget to look after yourself. FILO is here to provide spaces where you can feel seen, known, and valued. FILO Cohorts are a place where you can receive practical coaching and best practice sharing. Learn more at filo.org/cohorts.

FILO 2025 Conference: Experience community with other technical artists from around the world to learn new skills and to be reminded that what you do matters. Our next price jump is coming up quickly! Learn more and grab your tickets at filo.org/filo2025. Don’t forget, the 10% off discount code for podcast listeners is “podcast10”. 

ChurchGear: They believe in rescuing used production gear from churches, restoring and repurposing it to smaller churches, universities, integrators and individuals. Learn more at churchgear.com.

Volunteer at FILO 2025 Conference: The FILO 2025 Conference will welcome over 2,500 people In-Person and on the Live Stream. The only way an event of this size is made possible, is by a large group of people serving as the FILO crew! With FILO continuing to grow, we need your help to equip and encourage thousands of church technical artists around the world. Will you join us? If you’re interested in serving to help make the FILO Conference a reality, check out the opportunities on our website and fill out the form to investigate a particular role deeper.

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Todd sits down with Todd Henry, author of several books with the goal of helping people be Brave, Focused and Brilliant. They talk about a wide range of topics including building culture around you and not just waiting for someone else to create it; transitioning from doing to leading; and showing up with curiosity and humility.

Show Notes:

FILO 2025 Conference: Today’s guest will be joining us at the upcoming Conference. And our next price jump is coming up quickly! Learn more and grab your tickets at filo.org/filo2025. Don’t forget, the 10% off discount code for podcast listeners is “podcast10”. 

Todd Henry’s Books:
“The Accidental Creative“
“Die Empty“
“Herding Tigers“
“The Brave Habit“
“Daily Creative“
“Louder Than Words“

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Nicole Lucas, Creative Arts Pastor at Christ Community Church in St. Charles, IL sits down with Aubrey Wentz to talk about the importance of self care and taking a Sabbath. God intended for us to last for the long haul and not burn ourselves out.

Show Notes:

FILO Cohorts: This episode is a recording from a 2024 Summer Skills Cohort. If you are intrigued to learn more about Cohorts or if you would like to sign up for one, head to filo.org/cohorts. 

Giving Tuesday: FILO Community NFP is a US-registered 501c3 nonprofit corporation. In order to continue providing the best resources to church technical artists around the world, we rely on the donations of people like you. Our goal is to raise $150,000 by the end of 2024 and we are celebrating the over $96,000 we have received so far. Would you prayerfully consider closing the gap with a monthly gift or one-time donation? Thank you for helping us in expanding our reach and ministering to technical artists worldwide! Reach out to the team at [email protected] or learn more and donate at filo.org/donate.

Nicole’s New Book: “Leadership Frameworks: Level Up Your Leadership Skills“

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FILO’s Aubrey Wentz talks with Shawn Williams and Jeff Boriss from Willow Creek Church about the challenges of production people and pastors working together. Learning to communicate and teach each other what it takes to make Sundays happen are key ingredients to having successful outcomes…and not hating each other. 🙂

Show Notes:

FILO Cohorts: This episode is a recording from a 2024 Summer Skills Cohort. If you are intrigued to learn more about Cohorts or if you would like to sign up for one, head to filo.org/cohorts. 

Jeff’s FILO 2024 Breakout: Processes That Get You to Sunday Without Going Crazy

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