New Churches Podcast

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The New Churches podcast offers practical answers to your real ministry questions. We aren’t going to provide lofty pie-in-the-sky theories. Instead, we are going to help you in your real ministry con... more

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New Churches Podcast episodes:

February 25, 2021 Episode 571: Should I Take a Job at a Different Church or Campus?
Daniel and Todd discuss how to determine if you are being called to change churches or campuses.
The post Episode 571: Should I Take a Job at a Different Church or Campus? appeared first on NewChurches.com - Church Planting, Multisite, and Multiplication.
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February 23, 2021Episode 570: Strategic and Innovative Teams
In Episode 570 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Todd discuss creating teams to help with strategic and innovative thinking as you plan for the future.
“In Episode 564 you talked briefly about the innovative and strategic teams you created. Please share more about that and how they interact with each other and the rest of the teams at your church.”
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
How to choose people for a strategic team and an innovative team
How these groups become think tanks
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
“I was thinking along the lines of a cross-departmental, a cross-campus, sort of work group where essentially I was trying to get away from the lead by committee feel.” – @danielsangi
“In a church of 50 to 100, as the lead pastor you would identify who are a few really strategically minded individuals in the congregation and who are the few innovative minded individuals.” – @danielsangi
“This is not your board of elders, or even your deacons or staff, let these two groups be your advisory team.” – @danielsangi
“Create these work groups who are really going to be thinking far ahead and catapulting your ministry forward.” – @danielsangi
“I’m starting those conversation at this work group and then from those conversations I will bring it to our leadership team and our elders.” – @danielsangi
“What I am doing in these two work groups is essentially saying, ‘What’s next?'” – @danielsangi
“These two work groups essentially become those think tanks for you to bring in early on to have perspective outside your own perspective.” – @danielsangi
Recommended Resources:
Listen to Episode 564: What Established Churches Can Learn From Church Plants
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When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds and then record your question for 30 seconds
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15min
February 22, 2021 Episode 570: Strategic and Innovative Teams
Daniel and Todd discuss creating teams to help with strategic and innovative thinking as you plan for the future.
The post Episode 570: Strategic and Innovative Teams appeared first on NewChurches.com - Church Planting, Multisite, and Multiplication.
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15min
February 19, 2021Episode 569: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 5
In Episode 569 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Ed continue their discussion on cultural, theological, and missiological issues that pastors need to be aware of.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
How a rise of resistance to proselytization is affecting evangelism
The rising importance of apologetics
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
“There is a sense that bad people try to convert others and good people live their quiet religion.” – @edstetzer
“Fundamental to the nature of the gospel is the propagation of the gospel.” – @edstetzer
“Christians still love evangelism as long as somebody else is doing it.” – @edstetzer
“A missiological reality is we live in a culture that is against something that Jesus told us to do, which is to go therefore and disciple all nations.” – @edstetzer
“There is an increasing distaste and lack of appreciation for proselytization.” – @edstetzer
“Apologetics has become more important – actually having to explain and answer and walk through what the gospel is and ultimately why the Christian faith makes sense.” – @edstetzer
“For us, the walk of faith is going to always involve sharing the gospel.” – @edstetzer
Recommended Resources:
Listen to Episode 561: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 1
Listen to Episode 563: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 2
Listen to Episode 565: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 3
Listen to Episode 567: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 4
Help us Multiply the Mission:
Please subscribe
Leave a rating and review on iTunes
Ask a question by clicking Send Voicemail on the right hand side of NewChurches.com
If you’re on a phone or a tablet, then go to www.speakpipe.com/newchurches to download the app and record your message
When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds and then record your question for 30 seconds
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13min
February 16, 2021Episode 568: Systems for a Post-COVID Church
In Episode 568 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Todd discuss what systems are needed for a post-COVID church.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
Why you should keep your simplified systems moving forward
How contingency planning now can help you in the future
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
“We are all going to have a tendency to go back to the same systems rather than take a simplified system forward.” – @toddadkins
“Carry your simplified systems forward.” – @toddadkins
“Think through what we have we learned now so that we can be more flexible in the future.” – @toddadkins
“We all wish we would have had more contingency plans in place in the past.” – @toddadkins
“We do need to make sure that we are thinking about those contingency plans because that definitely will interrupt the regular ebb and flow of what ministry looks like in your church.” – @danielsangi
“We have a cycle where we are planning ministry three times a year.” – @danielsangi
“Five year planning is off the table. We really need to think in the terms of quarter, annual, and three years.” – @toddadkins
Recommended Resources:
Listen to Episode 564: What Established Churches Can Learn From Church Plants
Listen to Episode 566: What Church Plants Can Learn From Established Churches
Help us Multiply the Mission:
Please subscribe
Leave a rating and review on iTunes
Ask a question by clicking Send Voicemail on the right hand side of NewChurches.com
If you’re on a phone or a tablet, then go to www.speakpipe.com/newchurches to download the app and record your message
When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds and then record your question for 30 seconds
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14min
February 15, 2021 Episode 568: Systems for a Post-COVID Church
Daniel and Todd discuss what systems are needed for a post-COVID church.
The post Episode 568: Systems for a Post-COVID Church appeared first on NewChurches.com - Church Planting, Multisite, and Multiplication.
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14min
February 12, 2021Episode 567: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 4
In Episode 567 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Ed continue their discussion on cultural, theological, and missiological issues that pastors need to be aware of.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
How the death of nominalism is affecting evangelism
How the changes in evangelism affect the way we preach
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
“Most of our evangelism in the U.S. and Canada in the last few decades is reaching nominal Christians.” – @edstetzer
“Our target that has been focused on evangelism is going away, and now you are getting more secular people who are more resistant to the gospel.” – @edstetzer
“The death of nominalism does lead us to some significant questions moving forward.” – @edstetzer
“Preaching and teaching in a secular age does require us to not begin with certain assumptions and to begin to address questions that people have.” – @edstetzer
“We need to provide on-ramps for people who are listening in and need to understand more.” – @edstetzer
“I am teaching and preaching for the interested Christian, I’m not really preaching to the non-Christian, but I am going to have on-ramps for them.” – @edstetzer
“At the end of the day, I am assuming that people who are listening to my message are leaning in enough that I can lean back and help them to hear and respond.” – @edstetzer
Recommended Resources:
Listen to Episode 561: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 1
Listen to Episode 563: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 2
Listen to Episode 565: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 3
Read “Waking Up in 2030” by Ross Douthat
Help us Multiply the Mission:
Please subscribe
Leave a rating and review on iTunes
Ask a question by clicking Send Voicemail on the right hand side of NewChurches.com
If you’re on a phone or a tablet, then go to www.speakpipe.com/newchurches to download the app and record your message
When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds and then record your question for 30 seconds
The post Episode 567: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 4 appeared first on New Churches.
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12min
February 11, 2021 Episode 567: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 4
Daniel and Ed continue their discussion on cultural, theological, and missiological issues that pastors need to be aware of.
The post Episode 567: Current Cultural, Theological, and Missiological Issues, Part 4 appeared first on NewChurches.com - Church Planting, Multisite, and Multiplication.
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12min
February 09, 2021Episode 566: What Church Plants Can Learn From Established Churches
In Episode 566 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Todd discuss things that church planters can learn from established church pastors.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
Why you want to look for an established church with a history of innovation
What lessons can be learned from unhealthy established churches
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
“In both environments, there are people that are really successful and really faithful and over the course of time they get to see fruit.” – @toddadkins
“When you are looking for an established church to learn from, you need to look for one that is approachable.” – @toddadkins
“There are systems pieces that you can learn that leads to scalability.” – @toddadkins
“An established church is established because they are self-sustainable and have reserves.” – @danielsangi
“The church members have as much of a role to play in a pastor being a celebrity pastor because it is an ecosystem where they feed into each other.” – @danielsangi
Recommended Resources
Listen to Episode 564: What Established Churches Can Learn From Church Plants
Help us Multiply the Mission:
Please subscribe
Leave a rating and review on iTunes
Ask a question by clicking Send Voicemail on the right hand side of NewChurches.com
If you’re on a phone or a tablet, then go to www.speakpipe.com/newchurches to download the app and record your message
When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds and then record your question for 30 seconds
The post Episode 566: What Church Plants Can Learn From Established Churches appeared first on New Churches.
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16min
February 08, 2021 Episode 566: What Church Plants Can Learn From Established Churches
Daniel and Todd discuss things that church planters can learn from established church pastors.
The post Episode 566: What Church Plants Can Learn From Established Churches appeared first on NewChurches.com - Church Planting, Multisite, and Multiplication.
...more
16min

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