In The Loop

In sports, there's always a wave of up-and-coming players to replace the current superstars. These young players are in the batting cages daily, working on their technique and honing their skills to play in the big leagues someday. So what about in ministry? Who will replace the aging heroes in our movement? It's the young leader that is staying focused and ready to be called up. In this podcast, we'll explore what that means to you as you wait for your number to be called.

A simple plan to rise up and lead. In this podcast, we'll explore four key steps to help young leaders lead. If you master these areas, you're heading to greatness and value as a leader.

The Sunday after Easter is usually not the same attendance as Easter. In this podcast, we'll explore eight tips on the guest follow-up—focusing on that guest card and how to get them to turn it in. Data is king, so that card is valuable to church growth. Be strategic and intentional.

Preparing for growth requires us to prepare for guests. No guest, no growth. So, how do you frame the guest experience at your church? In this podcast, I would suggest you are intentional and strategic. Do you're best, and God will deliver. 

How do you balance life? Juggling work, home, and church. All three demand our best and our time, but how can one properly balance life and be a winner in each area? This podcast will explore how to focus on balance and be fulfilled in life strategically. 

When you violate Act 15:28, you're setting yourself up for regrets. Let's do this together to help find YOU, the will of God. 

How do pastors and ministers process rejection? People leave the church, reject your Godly counsel and accuse you of things you never did. Navigating the journey as a minister can, at times, be overwhelming. In this podcast, Danielle helps guide us from a biblical and clinical angle to stay healthy. 

What would you come up with if you could boil leadership down to four things? In this podcast, Tim Zuniga brings four things to cultivate in your leaders. 

Why is it that when others have a time of harvest, we often conclude they're letting down on the gospel and standards? Is that just a critical spirit to justify why you're not growing? Check out this podcast for my thoughts. 

There is balance in everything. Too often, we can prioritize what an Apostolic church is all about and overlook some simple priorities in growing a church. So, how do you balance holiness, the new birth, and the oneness to friendliness?