Shifting Culture

In this episode Rich Robinson shares about Kingdom movements, being rooted and grounded in our relationship with Jesus, and how to be good news to the culture around us.

Rich serves as the Team leader for the Catalyse Change (www.catalysechange.org), which provides training and coaching for church leaders, network leaders and entrepreneurs. The various initiatives of the charity are all created to equip and enable leaders in releasing potential through discipleship and leadership cultures; activating movemental dynamics and disruptive innovation in their context, and catalysing spiritual, strategic and social change for the good of others.
Rich leads initiatives such as Movement Leaders Collective (working with church and network leaders - www.movementleaderscollective.com) and CREO (working with Christian entrepreneurs - www.creoventures.co). Over the past 20 years he has led pioneering work in missional disciple-making, innovation and entrepreneurship, and organizational change across the globe. 
Locally, he lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, and is married to Anna, who is a writer and editor, and they have three children: Josiah, Esther and Samuel. They are passionate about living with integrity and intentionality as a family that follows and shares Jesus.

Rich's Recommendations:
New Power
Collective Genius
A Beautiful Constraint

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In this episode we talk to Jessie Cruickshank, a Neuro-Ecclesiologist about faith and trust in God as an avenue to living a shame free life. We touch on brain science, roller derby, being formed through community, and much more.

Jessie is a nationally recognized expert in the fields of discipleship, neuroeducation, and experiential education. She has spent over a decade applying neuroeducation research to discipleship, ministry training, experiential education, adventure education, and organization development. She is an ordained Foursquare minister. She is a philosopher, neuro-ecclesiologist, licensed Christian minister, and is currently authoring research in faith development theory.  Her main goal, whether in education, faith or business, is to create intentional environments where people can learn and grow, by working with the brain and treating individuals as whole persons.

Jessie's Recommendations:
The Chosen
WandaVision

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Join Joshua Johnson in his conversation with Noah Kaye around authenticity and wholeness through coaching.

Noah Kaye is a native of the Washington DC area and is happily married to Tricia. He holds a Bachelors Pastoral Ministry and a Masters in Christian Leadership. Noah serves as a Pastor for 10 years and then spent 7 years living and serving in Africa (South Africa and Tanzania) mobilizing and coaching church leaders. Noah has travelled to 40 nations and coached many leaders in church life, missions, discipleship and leadership. Noah and Tricia have three lively kids. The Kaye’s now live in the Annapolis, MD area where Noah serves as the Founder and Executive Director of Integer Network, an international coaching network that promotes authenticity and wholeness through coaching. Noah is a certified leadership coach, a highly relational leader and a gifted communicator. You can learn more about Integer Network at www.integernetwork.com or tune into his “What If” podcast.

Noah's Recommendations:
The Sin of Certainty by Peter Enns
Chasing Francis by Ian Morgan Cron

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