For Columbus Podcast

Adam talks with Scott Beck about Gloo, the tech company he founded in 2010 as a way to leverage a common digital platform for churches to leverage their collective might.

People are made to use their natural skills and gifts. Dan has launched a digital tool showing people their spiritual gifts and connecting them to opportunities where to use them in local churches and ministries.

http://www.luminarydisciples.com/

http://www.realizeyourcalling.com/

Dave breaks down being a Christian to it’s simplest terms—being a neighbor. He talks his book and what’s been working for over 10 years in Denver and around the U.S.

www.artofneighboring.com

www.cityunite.org/work

www.plusnothing.com

Jason is responsible for the biggest Jesus campaign ever in Colombus…and 9 other cities. It’s called “He Gets Us” and it started Cyber Monday ‘21.

For Columbus and Gloo have developed a tight relationship in 2021. Gloo is a faith-led, tech firm that is bringing 21st century tools and techniques to the table for the Church as a whole. Listen to how you can be a part of this unique relationship.

Adam interviews Krista about the organization who is desire is to build bridges between a police in the community. Also, exist to create a support structure for police and their families.

Adam interviews Savannah Kimberlin of the Barna Group about using market research to make data-informed decisions. They also discuss the research done specifically on CBus in 2021.

Get your free GlooConnect toolkit here: https://stateofthecity.gloo.us/cities/columbus

Find out more about Barna here: https://www.barna.com/access/

Adam interviews Nick Nye, the interim Executive Director of For Columbus, about the recent changes they’re making to help facilitate a larger ecosystem of faith-based organizations impact the city of Columbus.

Scott Kelso talks about his work in Columbus over the past 40 years, specifically with his dream on changing the city. We discuss his new, best-selling book Theological Violence. You can check out more at fivepointsgcan.org or email him at [email protected].

When the racial tensions  irrupt it in the summer of 2020, Natalia Chase knew this was her Esther moment. Uniquely positioned as the daughter of a biracial couple, for a combination of marketing background and worship leading came together as Unified DT. Yes Natalia is hard to see multi racial healing through worship in the gospel as delivered at outdoor venues across the city.