Join D.J. for a conversation with two longtime ministry friends, Matt Capps and Steven Wade, pastors and coauthors of “Shepherding Renewal: A Guide to Church Revitalization.” Breathing new life into dying churches is possible. But how? While they don’t offer any formulas in their book or on this podcast episode, they do offer hope and insights drawn from years of personal experience. Listen in as they share common misconceptions about church revitalization, some of the greatest challenges, and how we should even define church health. From disciple-making to vision-casting to earning a congregation's trust, you don’t want to miss the hard-won wisdom these men have to share about the journey of revitalization.

Join D.J. for a conversation with two longtime ministry friends, Matt Capps and Steven Wade, pastors and coauthors of “Shepherding Renewal: A Guide to Church Revitalization.” Breathing new life into dying churches is possible. But how? While they don’t offer any formulas in their book or on this podcast episode, they do offer hope and insights drawn from years of personal experience. Listen in as they share common misconceptions about church revitalization, some of the greatest challenges, and how we should even define church health. From disciple-making to vision-casting to earning a congregation's trust, you don’t want to miss the hard-won wisdom these men have to share about the journey of revitalization.

Breathing New Life into Dying Churches, Ft. Guests: Matt Capps and Steven Wade, coauthors of “Shepherding Renewal: A Guide to Church Revitalization”

What does it look like to put Jesus first as a wife, a mom, an entrepreneur, a church member, a woman who wants to represent Jesus well in all her many roles? We’re kicking off this new season of “From the Pulpit to the Pickup” with an incredibly encouraging conversation with Michelle Myers, author, founder of She Works His Way, and Discipleship Director at Biltmore Church. In this week’s episode, Michelle shares how she started her ministry and offers wisdom on disciple-making and how to faithfully walk out God’s call in your life, even in the face of weakness and insecurity. You’ll want to share this episode with your sisters in the faith—wives, mothers, daughters, coworkers—who desire to leverage their gifts for the kingdom.

What does it look like to put Jesus first as a wife, a mom, an entrepreneur, a church member, a woman who wants to represent Jesus well in all her many roles? We’re kicking off this new season of “From the Pulpit to the Pickup” with an incredibly encouraging conversation with Michelle Myers, author, founder of She Works His Way, and Discipleship Director at Biltmore Church. In this week’s episode, Michelle shares how she started her ministry and offers wisdom on disciple-making and how to faithfully walk out God’s call in your life, even in the face of weakness and insecurity. You’ll want to share this episode with your sisters in the faith—wives, mothers, daughters, coworkers—who desire to leverage their gifts for the kingdom.

Keeping Jesus First Ft. Guest: Michelle Myers, founder of "She Works His Way" Discipleship Community

When it comes to helping people, one of the groups that can struggle the most is actually pastors. The burnout rate in pastoral ministry is extraordinarily high, and with the average age of pastors in North America being their late fifties, not only do we need more men entering pastoral ministry, but we need more pastors staying, thriving, and enjoying leading a local church. One of the keys to longevity is found in the power of pastoral friendships. Listen in as D.J. talks to four of his best friends in local ministry, Pastors Wayne Bray, Mike Harder, Cory Horton, and Josh Powell, all of whom lead churches in the upstate of South Carolina. Every pastor needs the camaraderie of brothers who understand the joys and struggles of being in the trenches of ministry, and that takes intentionality.

When it comes to helping people, one of the groups that can struggle the most is actually pastors. The burnout rate in pastoral ministry is extraordinarily high, and with the average age of pastors in North America being their late fifties, not only do we need more men entering pastoral ministry, but we need more pastors staying, thriving, and enjoying leading a local church. One of the keys to longevity is found in the power of pastoral friendships. Listen in as D.J. talks to four of his best friends in local ministry, Pastors Wayne Bray, Mike Harder, Cory Horton, and Josh Powell, all of whom lead churches in the upstate of South Carolina. Every pastor needs the camaraderie of brothers who understand the joys and struggles of being in the trenches of ministry, and that takes intentionality.

The Power of Pastoral Friendship Ft. Guests: Pastors Wayne Bray, Mike Harder, Cory Horton, and Josh Powell

Spring is upon us, and that means it is almost one of Pastor D.J. Horton’s favorite times of the year—turkey hunting season! In this week’s episode of the podcast, D.J. is talking with Mark Prudhomme, a true legend in the field of calling turkeys, ducks, and even owl hooting. Mark is a 17-time Grand National Calling Champion and a member of the National Wild Turkey Federation Hall of Fame. If you love turkey hunting or just hunting in general, you won’t want to miss their discussion. Mark shares about his start in turkey calling, the great opportunities he has had over the years, the relationships he has formed, and his thoughts on the future of hunting in America. When it comes to hunting turkey, D.J. will tell you there’s nothing else like it.

Spring is upon us, and that means it is almost one of Pastor D.J. Horton’s favorite times of the year—turkey hunting season! In this week’s episode of the podcast, D.J. is talking with Mark Prudhomme, a true legend in the field of calling turkeys, ducks, and even owl hooting. Mark is a 17-time Grand National Calling Champion and a member of the National Wild Turkey Federation Hall of Fame. If you love turkey hunting or just hunting in general, you won’t want to miss their discussion. Mark shares about his start in turkey calling, the great opportunities he has had over the years, the relationships he has formed, and his thoughts on the future of hunting in America. When it comes to hunting turkey, D.J. will tell you there’s nothing else like it.

Spring is upon us, and that means it is almost one of Pastor D.J. Horton’s favorite times of the year—turkey hunting season! In this week’s episode of the podcast, D.J. is talking with Mark Prudhomme, a true legend in the field of calling turkeys, ducks, and even owl hooting. Mark is a 17-time Grand National Calling Champion and a member of the National Wild Turkey Federation Hall of Fame. If you love turkey hunting or just hunting in general, you won’t want to miss their discussion. Mark shares about his start in turkey calling, the great opportunities he has had over the years, the relationships he has formed, and his thoughts on the future of hunting in America. When it comes to hunting turkey, D.J. will tell you there’s nothing else like it.&nbsp;

Calling All Turkey Hunters (Let’s Talk Turkey) Ft. Guest: Mark Prudhomme, 17 Time Grand National Calling Champion

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