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    CFTROU 0074: Partnering with Area Churches May 20, 2019
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    CFTROU 0074: Partnering with Area Churches

    Join us today as we talk about forming meaningful partnerships like-minded churches. We can do so much more together than any of us can do on our own! Joining us today are our friends Todd and Julie Mullins from Christ Fellowship Church. They are the senior pastors of a large multisite church that gathers at locations throughout South Florida, with more than 28,000 in attendance each week. But it’s not the numbers that count. They are passionate to see the gospel spread throughout our entire region and to collaborate with other churches so we can accomplish this together. Their church is well-known for their incredible generosity and they share with us how they have practically taught and demonstrated these values to their staff, volunteers and all who attend their church.

    Key Points:

    • How Christ Fellowship started and grew to where it is today.
    • How they foster a culture of generosity and encouragement in their church.
    • Taking hands with other churches to reach as many people as possible in their region.
    • Instilling the value of living to give and being outward focused.
    • Their vision for Church United and why it is such an important priority for them.
    • The number that really drives them to persevere and remain faithful in sharing the gospel.
    • How larger churches can reach out to and strengthen churches around them.
    • How smaller churches can come together with larger churches and pursue unity.
    • Never underestimating the power of an anointed word of encouragement.

    One of our mantras is that we were to be faithful in small things and if we could be trusted with a little, that God could trust us with much.
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    We value every role in the church and what everybody’s doing to build church, so no matter where you are, no matter what role you play, you are a vital part of carrying the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Christ Fellowship Church

    Church United

    Eddy Copeland’s Email Address: ecopeland@ncfgiving.com

    Todd Mullins on Twitter

    Julie Mullins on Instagram

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0073: Partnering with Inner-City Ministries May 13, 2019
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    CFTROU 0073: Partnering with Inner-City Ministries

    Today we continue a series of conversation about churches can partner with community organizations to help our people be the church out there. Joining us today are Chris Tress and Proverb Newsome with Urban Youth Impact and Bow Down Church in West Palm Beach, FL. They are helping the most under resourced people in West Palm Beach and investing their lives to make a difference. They share what they are doing to raise up leaders and be Jesus to people who live in the inner-city. You will also learn what you can do to help those who need it most.

    Key Points:

    • Mission and vision of Urban Youth Impact (UYI).
    • Getting children to church and raising up leaders through Project 516.
    • Being faithful when serving people who have experience a lot of brokenness.
    • Powerful testimonies of lives changed through UYI.
    • The importance of mentoring and being faithful.
    • How churches can get involved.
    • Connecting with organizations that are already helping struggling communities.

    We’re trying to raise up leaders that are willing to lay down their life for the children in the inner-city community.
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    In the inner city, if you’re going to make some real change and some real progress, you have to be faithful, the people have to believe in you.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Urban Youth Impact

    Bow Down Church

    Project 516

    Chris Tress on LinkedIn

    Proverb Newsome on Twitter

    Proverb Newsome

    Leslee Bennett on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0072: Community Partnerships: Life Affirming Health Clinics May 06, 2019
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    CFTROU 0072: Community Partnerships: Life Affirming Health Clinics

    There are a lot of churches that have auxiliary ministries to address community needs. On today’s podcast we’ll talk about a shift in philosophy that allows churches to love our neighbors while maintaining focus on our mission to make disciples for Jesus. Our guest today is Beau Heyman, the Executive Director of First Care Women’s Clinics – a non-profit organization that provides education, counseling and women’s medical services to empower individuals to make life-affirming decisions. Beau discusses the current state of the pro-life and pro-choice movements in the country and how First Care is helping women in crisis pregnancy situations. Their first priority is loving people, regardless of what they choose, and he explains the different ways in which they empower women to overcome the crisis. We also talk about ways that churches of any size can partner with organizations like First Care to make a difference in our communities.

    Key Points:

    • How churches can partner with existing organizations to love our neighbors.
    • What First Care is about, who they serve and how they meet the needs of women in crisis.
    • The state of the pro-life and pro-choice movements in America today.
    • Empowering women to make life affirming choices when faced with a crisis pregnancy.
    • How organizations like First Care are effectively reaching women in crisis pregnancies.
    • How churches interact with First Care and how they support and encourage the organization.
    • The need for women to know that God will and does forgive them for having an abortion.
    • A call for churches to show their support on a practical level and how to get started.
    • The importance of being educated on the intellectual side of the pro-life movement.

    Partnering with like-minded community organizations allows us to be more effective at the main things that we do as a church – making disciples and building families – and encourages our people to do a better job being salt and…
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    We have a mantra: the crisis is temporary. So our goal in a crisis pregnancy is to eliminate the crisis, not the child.
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    When a woman comes in in crisis, we don’t want to twist her arm to choose life, we don’t want to threaten her or coerce her or guilt her – we want to empower her.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    First Care Women’s Clinic

    Beau Heyman on LinkedIn

    Life Training Institute

    Leslee Bennett on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0071: Evangelism and the Pastor Apr 29, 2019
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    CFTROU 0071: Evangelism and the Pastor

    Join us for an incredible interview with Pastor Johnny Hunt. Pastor Johnny is passionate about spreading the gospel and encouraging pastors to pursue evangelism more fervently. He shares with us the importance of evangelism in the life of every pastor and how motivating a congregation is key to igniting their passion for this particular calling. We discuss the various initiatives that Pastor Johnny and his team over at the North American Mission Board are implementing to bring evangelism and encouragement back to the forefront of ministry. He also testifies to the remarkable journey the Lord has set him on transitioning from his role as a pastor to his leadership role at NAMB.

    Key Points:

    • About Pastor Johnny’s family and his journey with Woodstock First Baptist Church.
    • His role on the North American Mission Board and raising up a new pastor alongside him.
    • Why it is so important for pastors to model and motivate in the area of evangelism.
    • Some of the initiatives implemented to help pastors proliferate evangelism in their churches.
    • What Who’s Your 1 is about, their objectives and how you can get involved.
    • Find out how encouragement is prioritized through the Timothy + Barnabas retreats.
    • What encouragement does in the hearts of pastors and testimonies.
    • How God called him out of the pastorate to be Senior Vice President of Evangelism at NAMB.
    • How Pastor Johnny led through the transition to his successor.

    Whatever is important to the pastor will be important to the people.
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    The average pastor doesn’t necessarily need a whole lot more instruction, but we always need to be encouraged in what we already know.
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    It’s important for veteran pastors to think about what’s next and what they want to do to remain valuable in the context of kingdom ministry.
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    This was an internal decision instead of an external decision. It’s not something handed to me – it’s something I want to do because it’s inside of me.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    North American Mission Board

    Johnny Hunt

    Woodstock First Baptist Church

    Who’s Your One?

    Timothy + Barnabas

    Jeremy Morton on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0070: Ministry Leaders Are Readers Apr 22, 2019
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    CFTROU 0070: Ministry Leaders Are Readers

    Growing up, we were drilled about the importance of reading but our busy schedules and hectic lives make it difficult. In this episode we talk to Trevin Wax, Director for Bibles and Reference at LifeWay Christian Resources, about the importance of ministry leaders being readers. He talks about how reading is especially important for pastors who disseminate knowledge and minister to people on a regular basis. Ministry leaders need to grow spiritually and intellectually so they can always be ready with a timely word. People can’t live off what they’ve learned in seminary years ago. Trevin encourages us to expand our knowledge so that we can remain culturally relevant and effective in ministry, and he gives us tips on how to get started.

    Key Points:

    • Why pastors need to be culturally aware in order to serve more effectively.
    • The need for ministry leaders to get regular intellectual input and stimulate their creativity.
    • How reading is a means of loving God with our minds.
    • Practical advice for people to incorporate reading into their everyday lives.
    • Suggestions for the type of material you should be reading and where to find good leads.
    • Trevin’s suggestions for books that you can read in the context of a team.
    • The top three books that every pastor should read.
    • Simple steps to get into reading and learn to love the experience.

    The intellectual life of a pastor ought to connect with a real missionary zeal and passion.
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    Everybody should be developing the life of the mind.
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    The best books start to rise to the surface and you start to see them reviewed in different places and you hear people talking about them.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Trevin Wax

    Trevin Wax on Twitter

    Trevin Wax on Facebook

    LifeWay Christian Resources

    The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction on Amazon

    Augustine Confessions on Amazon

    Orthodoxy on Amazon

    Les Miserables on Amazon

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0069: Church Planting for The Rest of Us Apr 15, 2019
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    CFTROU 0069: Church Planting for The Rest of Us

    Join us for a candid conversation with Dr. Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board (NAMB), about church planting for the rest of us. Kevin has shifted the culture at NAMB to be more church-focused and planter-focused. They are focused on serving churches of any size and planters with a passion to reach all kinds of people. Kevin believes that the best way to reach the millions of far from God people in North American is to plant more churches. Learn what NAMB is doing and how you can be a part!

    Key Points:

    • Rebuilding and revitalizing a troubled church.
    • Making a career transition from pastor to president of NAMB.
    • How the function and mission of NAMB has shifted to be more focused and church-centered.
    • Cultural shifts taking place in church planting.
    • The need for more high-capacity church planters.
    • Intentional training for those who are called to live on mission in North America.
    • NAMB success stories.
    • How God is using church plants on college campuses.
    • How pastors and individuals can get involved in church planting.

    Pastors are our number one customer. We’re here to serve pastors … they’re not here to serve us. If it were not for churches, there would be no @namb_sbc.
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    Everything we do @namb_sbc is about the gospel, it’s all about the gospel.
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    To me that is the best strategy to reach North America is to plant more churches; we’ve just not kept up with the population increase.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    North American Mission Board

    Dr. Kevin Ezell on Twitter

    NAMB on Twitter

    Highview Baptist Church

    Lynette Ezell on Twitter

    SPC

    Leslee Bennett on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0068: Going the Distance Apr 08, 2019
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    CFTROU 0068: Going the Distance

    Today we are joined by a giant in the church and a veteran leader, Pastor Jack Graham from Prestonwood Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. He is very fondly remembered at Family Church where he served as the senior pastor almost 30 years ago! Pastor Graham gives tips to pastors about how to go the distance. He details how we avoid moving from mission to ministry to maintenance to monument to memory.

    Key Points:

    • The best parts about being a pastor.
    • The biggest challenges currently facing pastors.
    • Start with a mission.
    • Missions can quickly turn to ministries.
    • Do more than maintain the ministries.
    • Caution against becoming a monument and then a memory.
    • Importance of simplifying and clarifying the mission.
    • Leadership is relational.
    • Creating, developing and maintaining relationships while in ministry.

    I've always had the desire to plant my life in one place and serve a lifetime. I love pastoring – I wish I had another lifetime to do it all again.
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    Pastoring has never been a job or a career to me – it’s always been a calling.
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    The biggest challenge is to stay focused on what God has called you to do.
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    Pastors have to guard against moving from mission to ministry to maintenance to monument and just becoming a memory.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jack Graham

    Prestonwood Baptist Church

    Jack on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0067: Leading When You’re Not in Charge Apr 01, 2019
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    CFTROU 0067: Leading When You’re Not in Charge

    Join us as, Clay Scroggins, the lead pastor of North Point Community Church, shares principles and practical experiences based on his book How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge. He talks candidly about what it is like to work with a person who has as much influence as Andy Stanley and shares how people can approach their own development when they are in the process of establishing themselves in an organization. Clay advises listeners to stay true to their own ambitions, but also to prioritize the concerns of the person for whom they work. He says it is important to pursue the leader’s agenda because all job descriptions should include serving whatever is on your boss’s heart. Today’s episode is full of leadership tips for people at all levels of any organization who are looking to maximize their potential.

    Key Points:

    • Having Andy Stanley as a leader and the challenge of preaching after him.
    • How people in more junior positions can develop their gifts under strong leadership.
    • The importance of focusing on making your area an oasis of excellence.
    • Where your personal ambition should fit into the ambition of the organization.
    • The importance of being truly invested in and committed to what you do.
    • Learning to serve your boss and actively pursuing that which is on his/her agenda.
    • Treating everyone like a volunteer.
    • Knowing what motivates each of your team members and then incentivize them.

    High caliber leaders have high expectations.
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    Something about our culture makes us what to be led by people who lead by influence rather than authority. Even Jesus invited people to follow Him.
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    The best way to learn to lead is to learn how to lead when you’re not in charge. It will allow you to know how to lead when you are in charge.
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    Find out what motivates your people and then learn how to incentivize them.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Clay Scroggins

    North Point Community Church

    How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge

    Clay Scroggins on Twitter

    Sharper! Conference

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0066: Multicultural Leadership Mar 25, 2019
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    CFTROU 0066: Multicultural Leadership

    Today on the Church for the Rest of Us Podcast we are talking to our friend, Dr. Kevin Smith, who currently serves as the Executive Director of the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware. Previously, Kevin was senior pastor at Watson Memorial Baptist Church and was a professor at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Kevin is only the second African American to serve as an Executive Director of a state convention in the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC). He talks candidly about the challenges of being a multicultural leader and the progress that has been made toward inclusion. He also gives churches of any size strategies to engage the diversity of their communities and surrounding neighborhoods.

    Key Points:

    • Get to know Dr. Kevin Smith.
    • Why Kevin is involved personally in the Southern Baptist life.
    • The biggest challenges Kevin faces as a multicultural leader in the SBC.
    • Challenges the SBC faces with inclusion and diversity.
    • Signs of hope and progress in the SBC.
    • How pastors can embrace the diversity in their neighborhoods.
    • What pastors can do today to move the needle towards inclusion and diversity.

    The New Testament challenges of not having divisions among brothers and sisters can be hard – we struggle to distinguish between unity and uniformity. It’s not just a black/white issue – it’s generational and cultural as well.
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    One of the hardest things is to rejoice with one another and weep with one another. Indifference and insensitivity have certainly been obstacles to deal with being a part of the Southern Baptist Convention formed in 1845.
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    Life looks different from different perspectives…there are always brothers and sisters who are pressing on toward Ephesians 4:3 unity…people who acknowledge issues of the past and are willing to take steps to go forward in more Godly…
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    A pastor in a changing neighborhood has to really be a man on the street – a man who is meeting people and engaging people.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Dr. Kevin Smith

    Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware

    Removing the Stain of Racism from the Southern Baptist Convention

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0065: Reaching Younger Women Mar 18, 2019
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    CFTROU 0065: Reaching Younger Women

    Join us as Ashlyn Portero, Executive Director of City Church in Tallahassee, Florida, tells us about her leadership journey and how City Church intentionally connects with younger women. A lot of churches talk about reaching the next generation but the strategic leadership team at City Church is actually doing it. Ashlyn discusses with us the ways that they identify and encourage leadership potential in all of their people. We also discuss how they specifically include and empower younger women to lead. If you are looking for strategies that you can implement right now to reach young women in your church, this is the episode for you!

    Key Points:

    • How City Church reaches and empowers young women.
    • More about City Church’s Student Leader Pipeline for College Ministry.
    • Strategies for identifying leadership potential.
    • Ways to guide and encourage someone’s desire to lead.
    • Small changes that churches can make to better connect with young women.
    • Understanding the core element of discipleship for reaching young women.
    • Why women’s events don’t need to a be a “Pinterest” experience.
    • What pastors can do to take steps towards better inclusion of women.

    Women are an integral part of the life of our church and that means that we are always looking for men and women who can serve and build up the body.
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    Our serving teams really help identify strong leadership potential – especially when people don’t self-select into leadership.
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    We have to help people see that they have gifts to use to serve the church.
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    It is not enough to hold a women’s event once or twice a year and say that you are discipling your women well.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Ashlyn Portero on Twitter

    City Church Tallahassee

    Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

    Jimmy on Twitter

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