This week’s featured interview is with Gregory Alan Thornbury. Gregory has been a college professor, dean, and president of The King’s College in New York City. A popular writer and speaker on philosophy, religion, and contemporary culture, he currently serves at the New York Academy of Art.His new book “Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music” is out now. Our REPLY ALL question is: What is your favorite Easter memory? For more extended answers, you can answer in our Facebook Group: CRTVTALKS. And, for more precise comments join the conversation on Facebook or Twitter by following @CRTVCHURCHFollow CRTVCHURCH on social media @CRTVCHURCH on all handles and check out our website CRTVCHURCH.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

019: Gregory Alan Thornbury

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This week’s featured interview is with Chad McDonald. 
Chad was born and raised on the south-side of Atlanta and has served on staff at NewSpring Church in South Carolina as the Lead Creative Director for the past five years.
Also, on this show we make a big announcement about the furture of the CRTVCHURCH Podcast and where we will be for the next few months. 
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030: Chad McDonald

This week we are showcasing one of our shows on the CRTVCHURCH Podcast Network, 'I Cry In Corners' with Chari Orozco.
The CRTVCHURCH Podcast crew also takes some time to share their thoughts on the career of Tim Tebow and the conversations new leaders should have with their teams. 
Our REPLY ALL question is: What was one thing that was cool when you were younger that isn't cool today? 
You can answer in our Facebook Group: CRTVCHURCH Group 
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029: The One With I Cry In Corners

This week’s featured interview is with Stephen Posey. 
Stephen is in his 18th year of marriage to his beautiful wife, Ruth. And they have three amazing, young children.
He’s been a part of Church on the Move for more than 20 years and has been on staff for sixteen of those years. Now serving as the Content Pastor, Stephen leads series and message development for weekend services and content development for discipleship resources.
Alongside his buddies Brian Jobe and Lee Martin, Stephen is one of the co-founders of Mountain Men, a ministry with a mission to help men become better men through challenging mountain adventures with a small group focus.
This is a unique 'semi-live' show in honor of the July 4th holiday! As Nik and Ross are on location in Tennessee and Kansas, while Emily holds down the entire state of Florida by herself. The crew takes a few minutes to talk about sleep patterns, the brands that predated IHOB's marketing gimmick with their own name change gimmick grab, and the seedy underbelly of Instagram. 
Our REPLY ALL question is: What is your best firework story? 
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028: Stephen Posey

This week’s featured interview is with Paul Cox founder of The Church Co.
Paul graduated from the University of Central Florida having studied Digital Media, the internet and interactive systems and Marketing. In 2009, he moved to Sydney, Australia to attend Hillsong International Leadership College and ended up staying for nine and a half years coming on staff for Hillsong’s web team building the current version of Hillsong.com.
He recently launched The Church Co to provide to churches with quality websites at an affordable cost. He now live’s in New York City with his wife Claire, and they recently had their first child.
The CRTVCHURCH Podcast crew also takes some time to talk about what’s going on in their lives. Emily shares seven of the nine rules for living from Chris Pratt, Nik discussions IGTV and his three rules for creating creative content, and Ross gives us a sneak peek to the MoviePass killer from AMC. 
Our REPLY ALL question is: What would be your number one rule for living? 
You can answer in our Facebook Group: CRTVCHURCH Group 
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027: Paul Cox

This week’s on the CRTVCHURCH we are joined by Levi Lusko. 
Levi Lusko is the author of the bestselling book “Through the Eyes of a Lion” and his newest title "Swipe Right", pastor of Fresh Life Church, a multisite church in Montana, Utah, Oregon and Wyoming that he and his wife Jennie pioneered in 2007. He takes pleasure in small things, such as black coffee, new shoes, fast Internet, and falling asleep in the sun. He and his wife, Jennie, have five children: Alivia, Daisy, Clover, Lennox and Lenya, who is in heaven.
The CRTVCHURCH Podcast squad also takes a few minutes to catch everyone up on what's going on in their lives. As well as, sharing their thoughts on reading and IHOB.
The show continues its one-week on one-week off, therefore no Reply All for this episode. 
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026: Levi Lusko

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