Jennifer Schroeder and Holly Allen talk about her passion for intergenerationality and her new book, Intergenerational Christian Formation: Bringing the Whole Church Together in Ministry, Community, and Worship.

0:00-2:45: Intro

2:45-7:30: Holly’s First Experiences with Intergenerationality

7:30-12:40: Intergenerationality: A Definition

12:40-18:30: Why Intergenerationality Is Important To Faith Formation

18:30-28:35: What Is Being Done Right? What Could Be Better?

28:35-31:30: 2 Foundational Ideas: Mutuality and Reciprocity

31:30-41:30: Section Breakdown of 2nd Edition of Intergenerational Christian Formation

41:30-46:35: Age and Stage Vs. Intergenerationality to a Balanced Both/And Mentality

46:35-54:20: Helpful Changes that are Highlighted with the Second Edition of the Book

54:20-55:30: Closing

Shelby Coble and Chris Flanders talk about the persistent notions of honor and shame, even in our Western culture, and how those matter for church ministry.

0:00-2:50: Intro

2:50-6:45: Defining Honor and Shame

6:45-10:45: Importance of Knowing These Definitions

10:45-16:45: Marginalization of Outsider Groups

16:45-21:35 : How to Understand and Alleviate This Marginalization

21:35-23:00: Things We Do and Say That Creates Shame

23:00-27:00: Significance of Who Is and Is Not Present

27:00-32:15: What To Do to Invite These Populations In: New Honor Codes

32:15-38:15: What God and The Biblical Church Says About Honor

38:15-40:00: Reframing the Idea of Guilt

40:00-42:00: Contact and Closing

David Kneip and Suzie Macaluso talk about ways that the sociology of religion can help ministers and church leaders serve their churches and lead more effectively.

0:00-3:45: Intro

3:45-5:30: Sociology: What is it?

5:30-7:45: Sociology and Religion

7:45-10:25: Why The Interest in Sociology

10:25-15:30: Sociology within the Siburt Institute

15:30-20:50: Church Health Assessment

20:50-23:40: FaCT (Faith Communities Today) Survey

23:40-27:25: How Suzie Would Use $1 Million in Sociology

27:25-29:35: One Thing A Church Could Do to Promote Church Health Sociologically 

29:35-31:00: Helpful Resources and Readings

31:00-33:00: Closing

0:00-4:15: Intro 

4:15-14:30: Charles Siburt Legacy

14:30-15:45: Founder of ElderLink

15:45-19:00: Creation and Founding of Siburt Institute

19:00-24:00: What Makes Siburt Different

24:00-26:00: Revealing of the Institute

26:00-28:00: Donors and Their Help

28:00-31:00: Thinking about Charlie

31:00-32:00: Closing 

David Kneip and Brad East talk about the benefits of theology and the challenges of technology for ministers

0:00-2:15: Intro

2:15-8:45: What is Theology?

8:45-12:30: Why We Need Theology

12:30-15:45: Theology And Technology: The Smart Integration

15:45-22:45: The Need to Think Critically About Tech

22:45-29:30: Brad Speaks About His Book

29:30-32:00: Book Recommendations

32:00-34:00: Closing and Contact

David Kneip and Wes Crawford talk about Carl Spain's historic 1960 speech as well as how churches can move forward in race relations 

0:00-2:20: Intro

2:20-5:00: Who was Carl Spain?

5:00-13:00: Historical Context of the Speech

13:00-16:45: Role of the Church Within the Issue

16:45-: What Happens to Carl Spain?

24:30-26:30: Speech Intentionally Uncensored?

26:30-33:45: Why We Still Need to Talk About Carl Spain and Others Like Him

33:45-37:30: What We Need to Do

37:30-39:30: Closing and Contact

David Kneip and Carson Reed talk about the minister shortage facing churches today. They offer opinions on what is adding to this shortage and ways churches can address this issue. 

0:00-3:00: Intro

3:01-7:00: Ministers In Short Supply: Why So Important?

7:01-10:30: How to Deal with Everyone Having an Idea on How a Minister Should Function

10:30-13:59: Bridging the Gap Between Elders and Ministers

14:00-16:30: Why Less Students Are Pursuing Ministry

16:30-22:00:Churches Treating Ministers Differently

22:00-25:29: Raising Up Leadership

25:30-28:50: Action Items Churches Can Put In Place Right Now

28:50-30:50: Closing and Resources

Ashley Lankford, Robert Oglesby, and Dudley Chancey talk about contemporary challenges in youth ministry.  Robert teaches in ACU’s Department of Bible, Missions and Ministry, and he serves as the director of the Center for Youth and Family Ministry.  Dudley is a professor of youth and family ministry at Oklahoma Christian University, and he directs OCU’s Intergenerational Faith Center.

0:00-3:00: Intro

3:00-12:50: Significant Changes and Challenges in Youth Ministry Seen Through the Years

12:51-14:49: Training Youth Ministers to Deal with New Age Problems

14:50-20:00: Advice for Youth Ministers: Finding A Mentor In Your Area

20:05-27:45: How Churches Can Help

27:45- End: Closing

Ashley Lankford and Beth Robinson discuss the current challenges ministers and mental-health professionals face in helping adolescents deal with anxiety.  Beth is a long time counselor, writer, and professor who now teaches at Colorado Christian University.

0:00-2:00: Intro

2:00-3:40: Contributing Factors to Adolescent Anxiety

3:40-12:15: 5 Skills and Techniques to Help Adolescents Cope

12:15-16:30: How Can We Help Adolescents Develop Healthily?

16:30-17:30: Resources For Parents

17:30-19:30: Advice You Wish You Had

Ashley Lankford and Amanda Box continue their conversation about conflict, communication, and church leadership. Make sure to listen to Part 1 as well!

0:00-1:20: Intro

1:25-4:00: Training/ “News Anchor Trick”

4:00-6:00: Helping the Larger Audience

6:00-13:20: Having the Conversation: Ins and Outs

13:20-18:00: When A Professional Is Needed

18:00-22:00: Church Leadership is No CakeWalk

22:00-25:25: Practicing Conflict Skills

25:25-End: Closing