In today's podcast, our Account Manager Carey Sumner talks with Mark Dance. Mark Dance is the Director of Pastoral Wellness for Guidestone Financial Resources (SBC). He was a lead pastor and planter for 27 years before becoming the Associate Vice President at Lifeway, the Director of Pastoral Development for Oklahoma Baptists, and the Co-Founder/Leader of the Care4Pastors Network.

In this conversation, Mark talks about how pastors and ministry leaders are facing increasingly difficult expectations, leading to burnout. Whether you are ten years into your ministry or have not even taken the first steps, Mark shares important steps to take in order to serve well, lead well, and end well.

We hope you enjoy this conversation!

Read more: https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/leading-a-resilient-life-and-ministry

In today's podcast, William Vanderbloemen talks with Joby Martin. Pastor Joby is the founder and lead pastor of The Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, Florida. He is also a national and international preacher and teacher.

In this conversation, Joby talks about his latest book Anything Is Possible and what happens when the unexplainable intersects the undeniable. He encourages listeners that God still does miracles today, that believers have access to the incredible power that raised Jesus from the dead, and, ultimately, reminds us not to seek miracles themselves, but the one who performs them.

We hope you enjoy this conversation!

In today's podcast, Christa Neidig talks with Tami Peterson. Tami Peterson is the Founder & CEO of Life Architects, a career consulting group that partners with students, parents, schools, and faith organizations to design pathways to meaningful work and lifelong vocational fulfillment.

In this conversation, Tami Peterson discusses the importance of discipleship for Generation Z. She shares practical tips on how to empower and help the younger generation through the challenges they face on a daily basis.

We hope you enjoy this conversation!

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/empowering-gen-z-through-discipleship

In today's podcast, William Vanderbloemen talks with Anthony Delaney, Leader of the Launch conference, Host of The Future Podcast, Senior Leader of Ivy Church in Manchester, and Author of "The Man You Were Made To Be" and "The Best Marriage: Why Settle For Less?".

In this conversation, Anthony Delaney unpacks the future thinking of practical and prophetic voices in church, leadership, and culture to help us perceive and respond to the new reformation revolution we are living through. William and Anthony challenge listeners to stretch their thinking for the future of the Kingdom and offer strategies for leading a Christian movement in a post-Christian society.

We hope you enjoy the podcast!

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/strategies-for-the-reformation-revolution-podcast

In today's podcast, our Executive Search Consultant, Rick Callahan, talks with Alan Frow. Alan is a leader on the pastoral team of Southlands Brea Church in California and he serves on the Global Leadership Team of the Advance movement of churches. He has also authored multiple books such as his latest work "Psalms for a Saturated Soul: An Ancient Guide to Emotional Health".

In this conversation, Rick and Alan discuss negating the tension between self-care and self-denial. Alan also emphasizes the importance of wholeness and health, and how it's foundational to ministry. We hope you enjoy the conversation.

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/the-tension-between-self-care-self-denial

In today's podcast, William Vanderblomen talks with Dr. John Jackson, President of Jessup University. Prior to joining Jessup University, John served as the Co-Founder of Thriving Churches International and as a Senior Leader of Bayside Church.

In this conversation, Dr. Jackson shares his heart behind his latest book Grace Ambassador. He expresses how Christ followers can share the love of Christ and embrace the opportunity to bring heaven to earth daily to those around them. We hope you enjoy this conversation!

Read more: https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/equipping-believers-to-bring-heaven-to-earth

In today's podcast, William Vanderbloemen talks with Jenni Catron, Founder, and CEO of The 4Sight Group. Jenni and her team of leadership coaches work to build confident leaders, extraordinary teams, and thriving cultures for businesses and ministries.

In this conversation, William and Jenni discuss how the need for great leaders is more critical than ever. Expectations on mid-level leaders has increased over the past 3 years and 43% of managers say they are burned out. They share the practical skills leaders need to retain their top talent and attract new employees to join their mission. Discover how you can lead well from the middle by building a healthy culture and increasing retention. We hope you enjoy this conversation!

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/how-to-lead-well-from-the-middle

In today's podcast, Christa Neidig talks with Jeremy Writebol. Jeremy is the Lead Campus Pastor of Woodside Bible Church, Executive Director of Gospel-Centered Discipleship and Author of his new book, Pastor, Jesus Is Enough.

In this conversation, Jeremy talks about pastoral encouragement in his new book. He explains how pastors struggle with not feeling enough, and dealing with comparison but that you can rest knowing Jesus is enough. We hope you enjoy this conversation!

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/pastor-jesus-is-enough

In today's podcast, William Vanderbloemen talks with Tim Ross. Tim Ross is an preacher, author, the host of The Basement Podcast.

In this conversation, William and Tim talks about Tim's Sucession Journey from being the Lead Pastor at Embassy City and now off to his next calling. During his journey Tim talks about the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit and divine echos before making a huge transition decision. We hope you enjoy this conversation!

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/listening-to-divine-echoes-podcast

In today's podcast, Christa Neidig talks with Benjamin Windle. Benjamin is an Author, Pastor, and Millennial/Gen Z Specialist. He has been a local church Pastor for over 20 years, including as a Founding and Senior Pastor.

In this conversation, Benjamin talks about his new book "Good Catastrophe" and shares that flourishing does not come from a life devoid of loneliness, trauma, and anxiety. It's one lived with hope engineered for adversity. We hope you enjoy this conversation!

https://www.vanderbloemen.com/blog/good-catastrophe-the-tide-turning-power-of-hope