Nathan Artt, founder and Principal of Ministry Solutions, joins us to discuss the evolution of the modern church and what we can learn from organizations like Home Depot and Amazon when it comes to reaching people for Christ and engaging them in community. Download his e-book, "Gutenberg, Amazon and the Evolution of the Modern Church" by going to www.ministry-solutions.com!

On today's episode we are joined by Julia Tucker, the online campus pastor from Transformation Church out of Tulsa, Oklahoma - one of the fastest growing and most influential churches in the digital world. Julia shares her insight and wisdom in regards to online church, digital ministry and authentic leadership in a virtual reality. 

In this epiosde we welcome Tricia Sciortino, CEO of Belay Solutions, to discuss leading and loving virtual teams. Belay has been a leader in virtual teams for over a decade and are proof that not only can it be done, but it can done with well when you prioritize relationships and fun while also striving for excellence and authenticity. 

On today's episode, we chat with Jenni Catron about what a healthy team and culture looks like and discuss the importance of defining the guiding principles that inform healthy leadership at every level. 

Holly Tate, VP of Business Development & Marketing with Vanderbloemen, joins the show to talk all things, staffing, team buidling, and organizational health and alignment. She also shares insight on the idea of multi-channel ministry - what it is and why it matters. Grab a pen and paper! You'll want to take lots of notes! 

On today's episode, Erin sits down with Lead Pastor, Jason Stockdale from Grace Hill Church in Memphis Tennessee to talk all things leadership - leading self, leading others, leading the church - with clarity. We don't always get it right and this is all new territory for the 21st-century church, but when we have clarity about who we are and how we make decisions, those decisions and leadership hurdles become easier and can even create a sense of team and unity, even in the most divisive and polarizing seasons.

Disciple-making is a calling of every Christ-follower. On today's show, we have founder and president of Disciples Made - Brian Phipps - who shares with us the strategy and structure behind creating what he calls the Intentional Disciple-making Environment or IDE, and how that helps create disciple-making-disciples. 

 On today's episdoe, we welcome back Senior Ministry Strategist, Greg Ligon with some more tips, tricks and wisdom in leading in uncertain or unpredictable times. But really - these are foundational, wise leadership nuggets for leadership-period. If you want to find out more about Greg or connect with him yourself, go to generis.com/greg-ligon. 

In this episode, Erin welcomes Worship and Teaching Pastor, Troy Kennedy, to the show. Together they talk through the opportunities and pitfalls of navigating corporate worship with an online congregation while also hosting in-person gatherings. 

Living and leading from a healthy soul is an ever-more important topic in daily life and in the strategic focus of ministries around the world. On today’s episode, we welcome Soul Care co-founder, Mindy Caliguire, to share more about the importance and practice of caring for our soul in daily, and even minute-by-minute rhythms. Perhaps YOU are experiencing the side effects of a leadership-weary soul. Or perhaps you lead others who may be experiencing the weariness of this trying season. Whatever it is, this conversation will bless you.