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  • J.W. Buck: Redefining activism as followers of Jesus

    J.W. Buck is a church planter, filmmaker, teacher, and faith-based entrepreneur. With undergraduate degrees in biblical studies and ministry, J.W. has his PhD in intercultural studies, with a focus on the problem of racial violence. He is a cofounder of Pax, a Christian organization designed to inspire and equip the next generation through slow, beautiful, Jesus-centered content created by people of color. On this episode, we discuss his latest book, Everyday Activism, where he unpacks seven radical practices from the life of Jesus—mobilizing ordinary people to do God’s work of justice in the world.

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    57 min
  • Tony Bowick: Executive Pastor at Rocky Peak Church

    Tony joins Faith Backstage to talk about different metrics for measuring a church's success, why people choose to attend a particular church, what keeps them coming back, and how to determine the unique vision that God is calling your church to pursue at the executive leadership level.

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    2 hr 1 min
  • Cindy Fahy: International Journalist and Radio Talk Show Host (Women in Ministry Part 3/3)

    Cindy Fahy is an international journalist who has interviewed women and government leaders in 12 countries on six continents for 19 years. She is the author of Living Without Limits: 10 Keys to Unlocking the Champion in You, former features editor of World Christian Magazine and the founding teaching director of an interdenominational Bible study serving women from over 40 churches in the Los Angeles area. On this episode, you'll hear her heart for women in ministry, and how she learned the beauty of submission, both in marriage and in the church.

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    1 hr 16 min
  • Sarah Czerwinski: Young Adults Pastor at Calvary Westlake (Women in Ministry Part 2/3)

    The Other Side: Women in Ministry continues in this conversation with Sarah Czerwinski! When Sarah was approached with the opportunity to pastor a new young adults ministry at her church, it led her down a path of examining the Scriptures and pursuing God's intention for women in the church. Could she go to seminary? Could she teach men over 18, or accept the title of pastor? In this episode, you'll get to hear her story and her answers to these difficult questions.

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    1 hr 4 min
  • The Other Side: Women in Ministry (Part 1/3)

    Can women hold the title of pastor? What level of authority can they have in the church? What was God's intent for gender roles in preaching the Gospel? Do these questions even matter, and can we be unified with people who answer them differently? Taylor Pircey joins me on this three-part installment of The Other Side!

    1 hr 16 min
  • Trent Lewis: Pastor of Leadership Development at Arbor Road Church

    Trent joins Faith Backstage to discuss the role he played in reviving a former mega church with dwindling attendance, and how he and the team used a relational ministry model to bring life and growth back to the church. We also discuss leadership development models, determining a church's unique vision and distinctives, and why he's grateful his sin was brought into the light when he was 19.

    1 hr 2 min
  • Believing Victims and Seeking Truth

    Roniyah Shasamni joins the show to discuss what the Gospel means for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, and why we as Christians should believe and stand up for victims in our culture while also seeking truth for people who are wrongly accused. It’s a complicated conversation, but one that we hopefully approach with a lot of grace and love.

    1 hr 2 min
  • Brandon & Marianne Di Puma: Missionaries to Paris, France

    The Di Pumas are starting their ministry journey to the city of Paris, France! During our conversation we talked about France's culture, why Parisians have a resistance to organized religion, and what the Gospel could mean for the people who call Paris home. They also shared why a two-year delay caused by the pandemic might have been exactly what they needed, and some of the challenges they expect to have over the coming years.

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    1 hr 24 min

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a conversation podcast where I talk with my friends about topics surrounding church, theology, and culture.