The Daniel Floyd Leadership Podcast

In this engaging episode, we are privileged to host Rob Hoskins, president of OneHope and a visionary leader with a unique perspective on sharing the Gospel with children and youth worldwide. His extensive background in leadership and development paved the way for his passion for mentoring the next generation and the innovative strategies required to navigate today's complex leadership landscape.

Rob emphasizes the importance of creating participatory cultures that empower young leaders to actively shape their communities. He delves into the challenges faced by emerging leaders, highlighting the necessity of self-awareness in identifying individual strengths and the proactive steps mentees must take to seek out mentorship. This episode is rich with insights on building intergenerational relationships and nurturing a healthy, engaged environment that encourages growth.

Join us for this inspiring conversation as Rob shares practical advice for cultivating future leaders and the vital role of mentorship in developing a thriving community. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an emerging leader, you will want to take advantage of these valuable insights!

Episode Resources:
robhoskins.net
onehope.net
danielfloyd.org

Episode Quotes:

"You cannot have community without accountability." —Rob Hoskins 

"It's a management of your time that allows you to understand how important that role the mentor is to you." —Rob Hoskins 

"It is up to the mentee to go find the mentor." —Daniel Floyd 

"Your greatest gift of impartation is your wisdom, not your knowledge." —Rob Hoskins

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the transformative strategies of Lance Witt, founder of Replenish and a seasoned leader in church health and development.

With a wealth of experience helping leaders thrive, Lance shares strategies that can inspire and motivate you to balance high performance with personal well-being in ministry. He discusses the critical importance of receiving feedback, emphasizing how defensiveness can hinder growth and stifle honest communication. He introduces the powerful concept of creating a "life manifesto" that defines one's values and goals, helping leaders align their daily actions with their purpose.

Through a holistic approach, Lance encourages listeners to become students of their team members, fostering genuine relationships that transcend transactional interactions. This episode is a vital conversation, filled with practical tips for cultivating a healthy ministry environment, integrating spiritual practices, and developing a clear action plan for personal and organizational growth.

Join us and be part of this significant dialogue, discovering how to lead with intention, grace, and a deep commitment to the well-being of yourself and your team.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Todd and Julie Mullins, the Senior Pastors of Christ Fellowship in West Palm Beach, Florida. With a multi-site, multi-ethnic congregation gathering 30,000 attendees each week, the Mullins share their innovative approach to engaging the next generation within the church.

The Mullins highlight key initiatives designed to foster spiritual growth among young people, including prayer programs, leadership development starting in kindergarten, and transformative summer camps. They emphasize that to cultivate lasting faith, the church must not only be present but proactive in building relationships and community.

This episode is packed with practical wisdom, encouragement, and a compelling call to action for churches aiming to secure a vibrant future through their investment in the youth. Join this vital conversation and discover how your church can be a beacon of hope and faith for the next generation.

Episode Resources:
christfellowship.church
danielfloyd.org

Episode Quotes:

"In the race for the heart of the next generation, the first one there wins." —Pastor Todd Mullins

"If we keep doing as a church what we're doing to capture their hearts for God, we're going to probably get the same results we're getting." —Pastor Todd Mullins

"Any church that focuses on the next generation will never cease to exist." —Pastor Todd Mullins

"The church needs to be a place where questions are welcomed, not shunned." —Pastor Julie Mullins

"It's about creating a culture of mentorship that empowers the next generation." —Pastor Daniel Floyd

"Loneliness isn't what's wrong with you. It's what's right with you." —Pastor Julie Mullins

In this thought-provoking episode, Pastor Daniel welcomes a new friend, Jack Mooring, for an enlightening discussion about his latest book, "Portrait of God," which explores the lives of spiritual giants and the profound lessons they offer for today's believers. Jack shares his faith journey, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's healing power and the theology of suffering.

Throughout the conversation, Jack delves into the lives of remarkable figures such as Fanny Crosby and Catherine Kuhlman, highlighting their unique experiences and how their challenges shaped their ministries. He candidly addresses the tension between belief in miracles and the reality of unhealed suffering, encouraging listeners to hold both truths in balance.

This episode offers valuable insights for anyone seeking to deepen their faith and understand the dynamics of God's work through history. Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with encouragement, practical wisdom, and a renewed vision for your walk with God.

In this insightful episode, Pastors Daniel and Tammie Floyd are joined by their children, Owen and Faith, for an open and heartfelt discussion about the unique experience of growing up in a ministry family. This episode delves into the real-life challenges and rewards of balancing family dynamics with faith while navigating the complexities of life in the public eye.

Together, they discuss:

This episode offers a unique perspective on family and faith, providing valuable lessons for both ministry families and anyone interested in the intersection of personal and spiritual life. Don’t miss this candid and inspiring conversation about growing up in ministry and finding balance in the midst of it all.

In this compelling episode, Pastors Daniel and Tammie Floyd sit down with Steve and Charlotte Gambill to discuss the challenges and rewards of navigating significant transitions in leadership and ministry.

Steve, a seasoned leader and former senior pastor, reflects on his journey from a high-profile ministry role to embracing new opportunities. He candidly shares the impact on his identity and how his faith has guided him through this transformative period.

A dynamic speaker and leader, Charlotte Gambill adds her insights on reentering familiar spaces with a fresh perspective. She explores the metaphor of "reentering the room," emphasizing the importance of embracing new authority and vision, even when returning to old environments. From biblical examples and personal experiences, Charlotte discusses how leaders can adapt and thrive in evolving roles and seasons.

Together, they discuss:

This episode offers valuable insights for anyone in leadership or ministry, providing practical wisdom and encouragement for embracing change and pursuing new horizons. Take advantage of this engaging conversation filled with actionable advice and inspiring stories.

In this engaging episode of The Daniel Floyd Leadership Podcast, I’m thrilled to be joined by Pastor Chris Durso, a dynamic leader whose journey through ministry and leadership offers invaluable insights. Pastor Chris, known for his impactful youth ministry Misfit and his role as Teaching Pastor at several churches, has also authored bestselling books "Misfit" and "The Heist."

In our conversation, Pastor Chris delves into his beginnings as a preacher’s kid and the creation of Misfit, exploring how it evolved into a major youth ministry. He shares the challenges and triumphs of then transitioning into leadership roles, both within his family and the church, and reflects on the lessons learned during these pivotal moments that led him to now being an international speaker and teaching pastor at several dynamic churches.

Tune in to discover how embracing transitions, balancing diverse roles, and staying true to your core values can lead to profound personal and professional growth.

In this special episode, Tammie Floyd and I talked with our friends Pastor Stu and Tabitha Hodges about the principles that led to their success in building the local church while prioritizing family. In 2003, this husband-wife duo planted Waters Edge Church in Yorktown, Virginia, with a passion for reaching those distant from God. Since then, Waters Edge has grown into a multi-site church where thousands attend weekly.

Their son Brayden and his wife Chloe are actively serving the mission of Waters Edge, while their daughters Emma and Taylor are currently pursuing their undergraduate degrees.

During this interview, we hear about the lessons learned in planting a multi-site church, developing leaders, raising a family, and enriching a family every step of the way.

In season four, episode four, I connected with William Vanderbloemen, an entrepreneur, pastor, speaker, author, CEO, and founder of Vanderbloemen Search Group.

With over 15 years of ministry experience as a Senior Pastor, his expertise blends seamlessly with executive search best practices, offering faith-based organizations a distinctive service. Before establishing Vanderbloemen Search Group, he apprenticed in executive search, where he gained valuable insights into corporate practices and search strategies from renowned firms like Russell Reynolds.

William's background includes managerial roles in Human Resources within a Fortune 200 company, focusing on corporate culture integration and succession planning. In addition, his pastoral journey allowed him to serve churches in North Carolina, Alabama, and Houston, including transformative experiences such as rebuilding and relocating congregations and leading a historic Houston church as its Senior Pastor.

His abilities extend beyond the pulpit; William is a sought-after speaker at churches and conferences nationwide and the author of several acclaimed pastoral leadership and succession planning books, including his most recent release, "Be The Unicorn." I hope this conversation inspires you to look honestly at how you can become a unicorn and identify them to add to your teams.

In episode three, I sat down with my friend Travis Greene, a Grammy-nominated artist, Dove award winner, producer, Pastor of Forward City Church, husband, and father of three sons.

Through Travis' broad style at the intersection of music and ministry, he accepts the challenge of continually unifying the body of Christ as one. He passionately uses his gift as a tool to inspire, heal, and expose others to the transformative love of Jesus Christ.

In his new book, "Are You Praying for the Wrong Thing?", he explains that often, we're not waiting on God; He's waiting for our dreams to align with His dream for us. Only then can we pray for the right thing and finally hold in our hands what He has placed in our hearts.

I hope this interview inspires you to become intentional about the discipline of prayer and transforms your heart's desires into the things God has planned for your life.

Episode Resources:
travisgreene.tv
forwardcity.tv