The Flip Side with Noah Filipiak

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The Flip Side with Noah Filipiak episodes

May 06, 2016 Derek Webb, musician - Episode 22 - On people walking out of concerts, agitating people with truth and the necessity of having real friends we can be vulnerable with
Noah Filipiak interviews Derek Webb about his career change from hit CCM (Contemporary Christian Music) band Caedman's Call to his solo career. The focus of the interview centers around how to be real as a ministry leader who's in the spotlight with a public persona. Derek's lyrics are known for being transparent, agitating and vulnerable, yet he shares how he didn't have close friends he was vulnerable until very recently when he was left with no choice. Derek and Noah discuss this common problem among ministry leaders and what can be done about it.

Connect with Derek on Twitter and Facebook

www.derekwebb.com - Check out tons of free music from Derek, videos, and more
Derek is also the co-founder of Noisetrade, a revolutionary tribe-building platform where artists and authors post free music and books for download. www.noisetrade.com

From the interview, here is the RelevantMagazine.com article (copied from Derek's Facebook page) entitled "Derek Webb: On Failure, Liturgy and New Years"

44 min
May 06, 2016 Derek Webb, musician - Episode 22 - On people walking out of concerts, agitating people with truth and the necessity of having real friends we can be vulnerable with
Noah Filipiak interviews Derek Webb about his career change from hit CCM (Contemporary Christian Music) band Caedman's Call to his solo career. The focus of the interview centers around how to be real as a ministry leader who's in the spotlight with a public persona. Derek's lyrics are known for being transparent, agitating and vulnerable, yet he shares how he didn't have close friends he was vulnerable until very recently when he was left with no choice. Derek and Noah discuss this common problem among ministry leaders and what can be done about it.

Connect with Derek on Twitter and Facebook

www.derekwebb.com - Check out tons of free music from Derek, videos, and more

Derek is also the co-founder of Noisetrade, a revolutionary tribe-building platform where artists and authors post free music and books for download. www.noisetrade.com

From the interview, here is the RelevantMagazine.com article (copied from Derek's Facebook page) entitled "Derek Webb: On Failure, Liturgy and New Years"

44 min
April 27, 2016 Senator Todd Weiler - Episode 21 - on Utah's Resolution SCR9 making pornography a public health crisis
The State of Utah recently declared pornography to be a public health crisis via a resolution drafted by 23rd district Senator Todd Weiler. Noah Filipiak interviews Senator Weiler about the perils of pornography, the flak Senator Weiler has received (including from Seth Myers and Whoopi Goldberg), what can be done to find freedom from pornography on a personal level, and what we can all do about it on a legislative level.

Read Utah’s SCR9 resolution declaring pornography a public health crisis.
Connect with Senator Weiler on Twitter and Facebook.
Visit the “Find My Legislator” website
to contact your state representatives about adopting Utah’s SCR9,
declaring pornography a public health crisis in your state as well.
Get Covenant Eyes filter and/or accountability software on all of your online and mobile devices to protect yourself and your family from pornography.
Covenant Eyes’ blog for women whose husbands look at porn.
Related:

Terry Crews Speaks Out Against Pornography

39 min
April 27, 2016 Dennis Hammond - Episode 20 - on being raised in inner city Lansing, finding Christ and going to Honduras
Noah Filipiak interviews 18-year-old Dennis Hammond on being raised in
inner city Lansing, how he found Christ, his June 19-26th trip to
Honduras and how the odds are stacked against inner city black youth.
The catalyst of this interview came from Noah helping Dennis fund-raise
for his $1600 missions trip and realizing how different it is for an
inner city black teen to try paying for a missions trip in comparison to
a white suburban teen. The unfolding conversation between Noah and
Dennis highlights fatherlessness, crime and gang activity that riddles
inner city youth and the need for the Church to redistribute its
network, mentoring and resources to help these teens chart a new path.
Dennis shares about how God saved him from a life of drugs, gangs, crime
and despair to a new life as a young leader in his church and an
evangelist for God's Kingdom wherever he goes. If you can give money to
help Dennis go to Honduras this June, please visit Dennis's GoFundMe
account: https://www.gofundme.com/75v7g5v8
32 min
April 27, 2016 Senator Todd Weiler - Episode 21 - on Utah’s Resolution SCR9 making pornography a public health crisis
The State of Utah recently declared pornography to be a public health crisis via a resolution drafted by 23rd district Senator Todd Weiler. Noah Filipiak interviews Senator Weiler about the perils of pornography, the flak Senator Weiler has received (including from Seth Myers and Whoopi Goldberg), what can be done to find freedom from pornography on a personal level, and what we can all do about it on a legislative level.

Read Utah’s SCR9 resolution declaring pornography a public health crisis.

Connect with Senator Weiler on Twitter and Facebook.

Visit the “Find My Legislator” website
to contact your state representatives about adopting Utah’s SCR9,
declaring pornography a public health crisis in your state as well.

Get Covenant Eyes filter and/or accountability software on all of your online and mobile devices to protect yourself and your family from pornography.

Covenant Eyes’ blog for women whose husbands look at porn.

Related:

Terry Crews Speaks Out Against Pornography

39 min
April 27, 2016 Dennis Hammond - Episode 20 - on being raised in inner city Lansing, finding Christ and going to Honduras
Noah Filipiak interviews 18-year-old Dennis Hammond on being raised in
inner city Lansing, how he found Christ, his June 19-26th trip to
Honduras and how the odds are stacked against inner city black youth.
The catalyst of this interview came from Noah helping Dennis fund-raise
for his $1600 missions trip and realizing how different it is for an
inner city black teen to try paying for a missions trip in comparison to
a white suburban teen. The unfolding conversation between Noah and
Dennis highlights fatherlessness, crime and gang activity that riddles
inner city youth and the need for the Church to redistribute its
network, mentoring and resources to help these teens chart a new path.
Dennis shares about how God saved him from a life of drugs, gangs, crime
and despair to a new life as a young leader in his church and an
evangelist for God's Kingdom wherever he goes. If you can give money to
help Dennis go to Honduras this June, please visit Dennis's GoFundMe
account: https://www.gofundme.com/75v7g5v8
32 min
March 31, 2016 Sarah Arthur, Author - Episode 19 - on spiritually healthy ways of measuring success
In Episode 19, the one-year anniversary episode for Behind the Curtain, Noah Filipiak interviews 11-time author Sarah Arthur. Sarah's book Walking with Frodo was the #1 bestselling youth resource in Christian publishing for the holiday season 2003, and #13 in all categories and Walking with Bilbo won the Logos Book Award at the Christian Booksellers Convention for Best Youth Book 2005. Her most recent books include a 3-part devotional series that follow the Church liturgical calendar: Between Midnight & Dawn, Light Upon Light & At the Still Point. Noah and Sarah discuss the roller-coaster ride of succeeding and failing in the publishing world and how to discover spiritually healthy ways of measuring success in anything we do in life. In a fast-forward world where everything is pressing and urgent, this interview examines how to rest in our identity as God's kids and not let other voices determine our ultimate value.

57 min
March 31, 2016 Sarah Arthur, Author - Episode 19 - on spiritually healthy ways of measuring success

In Episode 19, the one-year anniversary episode for Behind the Curtain, Noah Filipiak interviews 11-time author Sarah Arthur. Sarah's book Walking with Frodo was the #1 bestselling youth resource in Christian publishing for the holiday season 2003, and #13 in all categories and Walking with Bilbo won the Logos Book Award at the Christian Booksellers Convention for Best Youth Book 2005. Her most recent books include a 3-part devotional series that follow the Church liturgical calendar: Between Midnight & Dawn, Light Upon Light& At the Still Point. Noah and Sarah discuss the roller-coaster ride of succeeding and failing in the publishing world and how to discover spiritually healthy ways of measuring success in anything we do in life. In a fast-forward world where everything is pressing and urgent, this interview examines how to rest in our identity as God's kids and not let other voices determine our ultimate value.

57 min
February 24, 2016 Shawn Lovejoy, Author - Episode 18 - On workaholism, focusing on God's success measurements in spite of the pressures of Christian culture, and on leaving the megachurch he planted
Shawn Lovejoy is the author of The Measure of Our Success: An Impassioned Plea to Pastors and Be Mean About the Vision: Preserving and Protecting What Matters. He is a church planting veteran, having planted Mountain Lake Church in Cumming, GA, which he recently stepped away from after 16 years to focus on coaching leaders and pastoring pastors at www.CourageToLead.com.
Noah Filipiak interviews Shawn about his transition away from his
church plant, about the epidemic of church planters with non-Christlike
goals, the denominations that push these goals, and the walls pastors
hit when their disillusionment catches up with them. Noah and Shawn
both share their own struggles in these areas, with Shawn giving great
wisdom from the hundreds of church planters and pastors he has coached
over the years in these areas.
52 min
February 24, 2016 Shawn Lovejoy, Author - Episode 18 - On workaholism, focusing on God’s success measurements in spite of the pressures of Christian culture, and on leaving the megachurch he planted
Shawn Lovejoy is the author of The Measure of Our Success: An Impassioned Plea to Pastors and Be Mean About the Vision: Preserving and Protecting What Matters. He is a church planting veteran, having planted Mountain Lake Church in Cumming, GA, which he recently stepped away from after 16 years to focus on coaching leaders and pastoring pastors at www.CourageToLead.com.
Noah Filipiak interviews Shawn about his transition away from his
church plant, about the epidemic of church planters with non-Christlike
goals, the denominations that push these goals, and the walls pastors
hit when their disillusionment catches up with them. Noah and Shawn
both share their own struggles in these areas, with Shawn giving great
wisdom from the hundreds of church planters and pastors he has coached
over the years in these areas.
52 min