GoodCities Podcast

GoodCities Podcast

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GoodCities Podcast episodes

  • Kingdom Collaborators - Prayer
    In this series of episodes, Glenn Barth interviews author and City Coach, Reggie McNeal on the content of his recent book entitled, Kingdom Collaborators: 8 Signature Practices of Leaders Who Turn the World Upside Down. Today we focus on the first of those practices - prayer.
    26 min
  • Working with Schools
    In this episode, Reggie McNeal discusses “Working with Schools”. The number of partnerships between schools and faith groups has exploded over the past few years. Unfortunately, some have also imploded. Reggie details principles that should guide faith leaders as they pursue this important kingdom initiative.
    21 min
  • Axioms for Collaboration
    In this episode, Reggie McNeal discusses “Raising Your Collaborative IQ”. Any city movement that achieves significant results requires collaboration among a variety of players.  However, collaboration does not come naturally; it has to be practiced. Reggie describes the key elements that leaders should know about collaborative cultures - how they work and how they are maintained.
    17 min
  • Three Stages for Movement Leaders
    In this episode, Reggie McNeal interviews Glenn Barth, President of GoodCities. Glenn discusses the first three stages of six in transformation movements in cities, as described in his book, The Good City. Those first three stages are Exploration, Formation and Operation.
    20 min
  • Shifting the Church Culture to a Kingdom-Centric Agenda
    In this episode, Glenn Barth interviews Reggie McNeal, City Coach of GoodCities. The interview addresses the question of how the Church measures success. To shift to a Kingdom Agenda, Reggie advocates that churches shift the Story, the Scorecard, and Stewardship of the mission.
    17 min
  • The Church and the Fourth Information Revolution
    In this episode, Glenn Barth interviews Reggie McNeal, City Coach for GoodCities. Reggie discusses the four information revolutions. The Fourth Information Revolution brings with it mass customization and radical decentralization. He then lists the challenges and opportunities for the church that come with this time of massive change.
    20 min
  • The Why of GoodCities: The Church’s Engagement with the World
    In this episode, Reggie McNeal interviews Glenn Barth, President of GoodCities. Glenn describes three missional epochs of the church through history as the point of encounter between the church and the world has changed. In our time, serving others together in cities where we live and work advances the Kingdom incarnationally.
    26 min
  • What We Can Learn From The Early Church
    In this episode, Author Reggie McNeal explores what it meant when Jesus established the Church in commissioning his Disciples. What we think of as the Church is very different from what Jesus had in mind when he demonstrated the Kingdom of God to his disciples and asked them to do the same for others. The early Church got it, where often the modern Church does not.
    23 min
  • Kingdom-Centric Thinking

    Glenn Barth interviews Reggie McNeal regarding "The Importance of Kingdom-centric Thinking in City Movements"

    The Kingdom of God is not there to serve the Church, but the Body of Christ exists to serve the Kingdom of God. As Christians, we tend to spend so much time focused on the Church and it’s issues that we neglect much of the work God is doing throughout the Earth to bring about His Kingdom.

    The history of the Church is full of division and fracturing and isolating us from them. We need to be focused on unity and inclusion and common ground which will allow us to serve and bring about the Kingdom of God in our communities.

    23 min
  • Introduction to Good Cities
    Author and City Coach, Reggie McNeal interviews Good Cities founder, Glenn Barth to explore what Good Cities represents, why Glenn created Good Cities, and what is it's mission.
    27 min

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