In this podcast, Todd shares a tool we’ve used at Worship Circle for years. As God continues to lead us, it has become even more integral. We hope that you will begin to be curious about the pace at which you live, and the stories you are comprised of. As we allow ourselves to be honest about our stories of harm, we become more able to bring an “authentic” or “integrated” response to God!

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In this podcast, we sit down with friend and brother, Brian Scoggin former drummer of Casting Crowns for 13 years. For those of us who have been blessed to know him..we all confess that he is not only a great drummer…but first and foremost a loving and servant-hearted follower of Jesus and leader of his family. Brian is a worship leader from the drums and is as grace-filled as they come. We hope you are encouraged by Brian’s story and that you laugh a little too. He would want it that way. We also hope that his insight can help musicians and drummers with approach and application.

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In this podcast, we talk with artist, producer, and session player Jason Hoard about his journey from bluegrass prodigy to helping others bring their songs and sounds to life. From guitarist best practices to finding your own voice as a musician, this conversation is helpful and inspiring. 

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In this podcast, Todd and Matt discuss Matt’s history with the idea and song “Heart of Worship,” his latest offering, “Coming Back to the Heart,” his current Christmas EP, “In Excelsis,” and the importance of sound Theology in songwriting. 

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In this podcast, John Ortberg talks about his spiritual journey as a follower of Jesus and ministry leader and some of the key takeaways from being mentored by Dallas Willard. He offers some thoughts and insights on what to pay attention to in ourselves that will matter in our becoming who God created us to be. 

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In this podcast, Mack and Todd discuss Mack’s involvement in Worship Circle and the latest “Foundations” project, his journey into worship leading, and his new project “This is Holy”. They also discuss his inventory of God’s constant faithfulness on the journey. 

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Through the songs he’s written and the people he’s been entrusted to lead over the years Kristian Stanfill has been a voice to the Church of freedom and hope in Jesus. This podcast discusses his recent experience recording the Worship Circle album Foundations, how God uses our unique placement and calling, and how we can engage the people we lead to join the heavenly song.

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Jesse Reeves has had his heart and hand involved in writing or co-writing many songs over the past couple of decades, and they have had and will continue to have staying power in the Church for generations. From “How Great is Our God” to “Lord I Need You” and most recently “I Speak Jesus”. Jesse sat down with us to share what God has been teaching him lately in his journey and how the theme of “story” is on his radar this season. Jesse will be a mentor with us for our upcoming 2025 term and you can register for his group at www.worshipcircle.com 

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In this podcast, we continue our focus on why our story matters. Our guest, Cathy Loerzel, holds an MACP in Psychology from the Seattle School and helped found the Allender Center with Dan Allender in 2010. She is the co-author of the book “Redeeming Heartache” with Dan. She has developed a therapeutic approach called story work which moves people through their past stories of heartache to heal and discover healthier ways of being in the world. Cathy will be with us at our upcoming REST Retreat at Stone Mountain in Georgia.

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We all have a story. It primarily influences who we are and who we are becoming. In this episode, we talk with Adam Young who is a counselor and the host of “The Place We Find Ourselves” podcast to begin paying attention to how significant it can be to ourselves, our family, and those we lead for us to heal from the past harm we have all encountered on the earth. 

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