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Myron Pierce shares his journey from prison to planting churches to starting multi-million dollar companies. This serial entrepreneur shares how he has learned to feed his family, his team and fund his inner-city church. Myron talks about creating an entrepreneurial culture at your church and how they’ve launched dozens of companies from Mission Church.
KJ-52 (Jonah Sorrentino) shares about transitioning from two decades of full-time artistry into full-time pastoral ministry at a church just months before the pandemic hit. He wants you to PAY ATTENTION though… as he didn’t fully retire, he’ll still be doing music and creating lots of content.
Darnel Butler (Worship, Arts & Media Director of Crossover) gives the details of what’s working at Crossover Church during the quarantine. They share how Crossover is innovating, adapting and thriving. They have seen growth in attendance, engagement, discipleship, outreach and even giving!
Datin from the God Over Money record label went through a nasty divorce and literally lost everything. He shares how painful it got, but gives steps how he rebuilt his life, his ministry and moved forward into his purpose.
Scott Free on the challenges of planting a diverse church in the city. That is difficult enough, but having to go ALL digital in your first six months is crazy. They share some of the miracles stories of how Crossover Church ATL has navigated the Covid19 crisis and what both Crossover locations are learning.
Watch this episode on www.youtube.com/urband813 - check out more info on Flavor Fest at www.flavorfest.org
In Episode 1 Tommy "Urban D." Kyllonen has a conversation with Montell Jordan. He shares his transformational story about going from Def Jam to becoming a pastor. They share some realities, miracles and tips for navigating the current crisis and what God may be doing next. Watch this episode on www.youtube.com/urband813 - check out more info on Flavor Fest at www.flavorfest.org
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