Metro District Podcast

"You become what you behold." Pastor Rich Villodas of New Life Fellowship in Queens, NY delivers a powerful message on dwelling and beholding God for the Metro District Conference, In the Spirit. 

Metro District Podcast is the voice of the Metro District, Christian and Missionary Alliance — resourcing and connecting churches across NY, NJ, and PA.

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📍 2 Denman Ave, Clark, NJ 07066

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Rev. Kelvin Walker delivers the opening address to the Metro District Conference, In the Spirit. 

Metro District Podcast is the voice of the Metro District, Christian and Missionary Alliance — resourcing and connecting churches across NY, NJ, and PA.

🌐 Learn more: https://metrocma.org
📧 Contact: [email protected]
📍 2 Denman Ave, Clark, NJ 07066

📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/metro_cma/
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/metrodistrictcma

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In this episode, Kelvin and Kim talk with Dr. Ingrid Davis, founder of Leadership Coaching International, about how leaders can care for their souls and develop as healthy leaders. Ingrid shares from her own story and identifies key indicators of an unhealthy soul. She unpacks the difference between self introspection and Holy Spirit inspection, while offering practical steps to cultivate a healthy soul. 

In this episode, Kelvin and Kim talk with Rev. Charles Galbreath, lead pastor at Clarendon Road Church in Brooklyn, NY about the role of the church in matters of social justice and mercy. Kelvin describes the Metro District's core value: Kingdom Justice and Mercy and explains why it is critical to Alliance DNA. Charles unpacks how justice is not just social or political, it is biblical. He describes his personal journey in biblical justice and mercy and his experiences leading Clarendon Road to become a church making a significant positive impact in its community.