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    CFTROU 0181: Neighborhood Church, Building, Pastor & Language Jan 23, 2024
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    CFTROU 0181: Neighborhood Church, Building, Pastor & Language

    In our last episode, we discussed the transition from the megachurch model to the neighborhood church model. In this episode we will continue to get to know Pastor Todd Gaston, Pastor Kevin Smith, and Pastor Jose DaSilva and get to know more about the expression of our neighborhood churches. You will learn how the neighborhood church draws people in. Our guests also talk about the four components of this model and how to maintain a balance between the individual expression of the congregation of each neighborhood church with the standardization of the Family Church experience at each location. Our guests also talk about how a pastor launches a new Family Church campus. Lastly, we are reminded to take joy in the church families we are part of and do life with.


    Key Points From This Episode:

    • A recap of our last episode and continue the conversation.
    • Our guests allow us to get to know some of our neighborhood churches and what makes each of them distinct.
    • The strength of the neighborhood church model.
    • The four components that make up the Family Church family of neighborhood churches.
    • How to balance standardization and personalization as a neighborhood church pastor.
    • What a pastor needs to do to lead the launch of a new campus.

    In our metropolitan environment, we think starting small, neighborhood churches is the best way for us to use our resources, to do our part in pursuing the great commission.
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    As I heard Pastor Jimmy’s vision about the power of the neighborhood church, something in my spirit leaped.
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    The neighborhood church gives you great enthusiasm for church planting and for sending your best. It's a model you're committed to versus an accumulation.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

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    Jimmy on X

    Leslee on X

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0180: We are Abandoning the Regional Megachurch Model Jan 09, 2024
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    CFTROU 0180: We are Abandoning the Regional Megachurch Model

    In this episode of the Church for the Rest of Us Podcast, in addition to our Lead Pastor, Jimmy Scroggins, and Communications and Executive Staff Director, Leslee Bennett, we are joined by pastors Todd Gaston, Kevin Smith, and Jose DaSilva to discuss our experience with abandoning the megachurch model in favor of the neighborhood church. You will hear about what a megachurch is and what the operation of megachurch model entails, the challenges associated with this model. They also discuss the power of the neighborhood church and the transition from one to another.


    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Get to know our guests, Pastor Todd Gaston, Pastor Kevin Smith, and Pastor Jose DaSilva.
    • Understand what a megachurch is and what the idea of a regional megachurch entails.
    • Our guests share their experience of running megachurches.
    • The power of neighborhood churches.
    • How to change your ministry strategy from come and see to go and reach.

    The vast majority of global churches are small, neighborhood, village churches. This is the way the Christian movement sustained itself and spread over the last two millennia.
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    I think there is a strength to the scale of a megachurch, but it ends up creating other challenges.
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    I am, by instinct, a preacher, so to preach to services of 4,000 people overall is a wonderful thing.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Todd on X

    Kevin on X

    Jimmy on X

    Leslee on X

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0179B: Bonus Episode – Salvation Has Come: 25 Christmas Devotions in Luke Oct 10, 2023
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    CFTROU 0179B: Bonus Episode – Salvation Has Come: 25 Christmas Devotions in Luke

    In this episode, Pastor Gregg Matte, Lead Pastor of Houston’s First Baptist Church, joins the podcast to discuss his new book called Salvation Has Come: 25 Christmas Devotions in Luke. You will hear about what sparked the idea for his book and how Pastor Gregg approaches preaching during Christmas. To hear more about how to use this resource with your family, or church, and how it connects the birth of Jesus with His resurrection as part of the Christmas narrative, tune in!


    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Creating space in our lives to think about who God really is.
    • Preparing our hearts for Christmas and how this resource has brought a freshness.
    • Pastor Gregg’s approach to preaching on Christmas.
    • How he envisions his book as a resource for churches and families.
    • Dad Advice: How to use this resource with your family.
    • The goal: celebrating Jesus at Christmas.
    • Connecting the birth of Jesus with His resurrection at Christmas.
    • Where you can get your copy of Salvation Has Come.
    • Other ways listeners can connect with Pastor Gregg Matte.

    The goal is that we would, at Christmas, celebrate Jesus. Not just baby Jesus, Jesus.
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    My hope is that the life of Christ would affect our lives for Christ.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Gregg on Instagram

    Gregg on X

    Salvation Has Come: 25 Christmas Devotions in Luke

    More by Pastor Gregg

    Houston’s First Baptist Church

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on X (formerly Twitter)

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0178B: Bonus Episode – You Are A Theologian: An Invitation to Know and Love God Well Sep 26, 2023
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    CFTROU 0178B: Bonus Episode – You Are A Theologian: An Invitation to Know and Love God Well

    Theology reorients us to what is true, which is that God is the ultimate source of all things. It also has practical and daily applications that help us live life the way God intended and designed it. In this episode, we are happy to welcome Pastor J.T. English and renowned Bible teacher, Jen Wilkin. In addition to discussing theology, they also talk about their new book, You Are a Theologian: An Invitation to Know and Love God Well. You will hear about the relationship between biblical and theological literacy, how having a better understanding of theology can impact our churches, and the concept of deconstructing. Tune in to hear more about theology and how it can help us know God and based on that knowledge, live life well.


    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Biblical literacy and theological literacy and the relationship between them.
    • Ways in which having a better understanding of theology can impact churches.
    • The concept of deconstructing.
    • Their thoughts on who they intended to target with their new book.
    • How they are defining theology.
    • Thoughts on how theology helps us live life well.
    • How they came to terms with the topics in their book.
    • Advice to pastors who may feel there is a lack of theological awareness in their churches.

    All good Bible study leads to theology, and all good theology should lead us back to our sacred text.
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    One of the reasons deconstruction happens in young adulthood is when ideas were not firmly put in place, either to say yes to or no to, in a time when children are forming their worldview.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    J.T. English on X (formerly Twitter)

    J.T. English on LinkedIn

    Jen Wilkin’s Website

    Jen Wilkin on X (formerly Twitter)

    Knowing Faith Podcast

    You Are a Theologian Book on Amazon

    Jimmy on X (formerly Twitter)

    Leslee on X (formerly Twitter)

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0177: Building an Internship Program Sep 12, 2023
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    CFTROU 0177: Building an Internship Program

    In this episode, we are exploring the topic of developing an internship program, specifically geared towards college students. At Family Church, we believe that college students are a vital part of God’s design for our neighborhood churches and want to give them an opportunity to do real ministry work with real ministry responsibility. Joining our conversation are two of our leaders, Pastor Derek Simpson and Pastor Andrew Hernandez. They take us through 10 principles for building the foundation of a great internship program and share examples of how these principles have been implemented at Family Church. Remember, you can start where you are, use what you have, and do what you can! God is the multiplier.


    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Making disciples and the difference between that and only focusing on producing leaders.
    • Collaboration vs. ownership and why we designate three different leaders to each intern.
    • The motivation for having interns and valuing the process over the product.
    • Are your interns handling real responsibility or just doing busy work?
    • Providing interns with evaluated feedback in addition to experience.
    • Extracting valuable leadership lessons: focusing on what the intern can gain from leadership and not only what they can do for leadership.
    • Valuing accountability over activity and why it’s important for interns to buy into this.
    • Developing real people: customization over standardization.
    • The importance of whole church exposure vs. only staff exposure.
    • Remember to have fun and make memories.

    We invest in young leaders and we let them lead because we believe they are the leaders of today, not just the leaders of tomorrow.
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    We value collaboration and ultimately we believe that’s the best way to raise leaders for the kingdom.
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    Part of discipleship is leadership.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Derek on LinkedIn

    Derek on Twitter

    Andrew on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on X (formerly Twitter)

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know?

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0176: Building a Healthy Multisite Worship Ministry Aug 29, 2023
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    CFTROU 0176: Building a Healthy Multisite Worship Ministry

    In this episode, we are joined by Pastor Christian Ramos and Pastor John Stepp to discuss all things related to leading a worship ministry in a multisite environment. You will hear what multisite ministry is, multisite worship ministry goals, the importance of a family environment. They also talk about creating lifelong memories as a worship leader. We then dive into recruitment strategies and how to retain leaders in this program – through open communication. Our guests share the importance of letting things you love go in order to pour into other people, supporting other campuses, and more. Ultimately, these are lessons we learn from Jesus. Tune in!


    Key Points From This Episode:
    • How creating a family environment helps.
    • The recruitment aspect of multi-site ministry, how to do it well, and why it’s imperative.
    • Why multisite ministry is an employee retention program as well.
    • The importance of having open communication within your ministry.
    • Why you have to find a new way of thinking in your multi-site ministry.
    • Why the leaders of multisite ministries need to be supportive of all campuses.
    • The importance of pouring into other people.

    We’re disciple-makers first and foremost.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Christian on LinkedIn

    Christian on Instagram

    John on Instagram

    John on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know?

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0175: Developing Theologically Grounded Leaders Aug 15, 2023
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    CFTROU 0175: Developing Theologically Grounded Leaders

    In this episode, Dr. Mark Warnock, Family Church’s Residency Director, and Angel Turbeville, Family Church Village’s Campus Director, talk about developing leaders. Theological grounding is more important than ever. In this episode, we examine how people’s beliefs can be formed by social media and how delving into theology in isolation can do more harm than good, particularly for those taking up leadership roles. In the face of polarization, followers of Jesus are called to prioritize unity and love. We stress the importance of heart formation, teaching the Bible, and building strong families rooted in the Bible. They also discuss the qualities and qualifications to be a community leader. Tune in for more valuable insights.

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Training individuals to start new churches.
    • The need for spiritual development and helping people grow in their faith.
    • The cultural changes and challenges pastors face in the current era of technology and secularization.
    • The impact of social media on the formation of people’s beliefs and the necessity of theological grounding.
    • Biblical examples of people who maintained faithfulness to God in hostile cultures.
    • The importance of teaching the Bible.
    • Who should be developed to be leaders, according to the book Deep Discipleship.
    • The role of leaders as undershepherds.
    • The “qualifications” required of leaders, including the immersion in community, and the rejection of isolation.
    • Why it’s important for pastors to stay connected with their leaders and continually monitor their character and beliefs.

    We're in a season culturally where it is so much more important to theologically ground.
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    The Bible has a lot of examples of people who have lived out faithfulness to God in hostile, unfriendly cultures.
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    Leaders need to immerse themselves so they're not living lives of isolation, they're living lives immersed in the community that they're leading.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Mark on Twitter

    Angel on Twitter

    Deep Discipleship by J.T. English

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0174: Caring Well for Kids & Students Aug 01, 2023
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    CFTROU 0174: Caring Well for Kids & Students

    In this episode, we discuss how Family Church has taken initiative in protecting our students and kids in our ministry environments. Jake Kimbrell, Minister to Students and Families at Family Church Sherbrooke, and Wendi Serna, Director of Family Ministry at Family Church Jupiter, join the conversation to talk about the importance of safeguarding our students and kids from abuse. They also explain what the book of John teaches us in chapter 10 about protecting our young ones. They also explain the benefits of creating and updating great policies, why a comprehensive onboarding process matters, how to properly vet prospective staff and volunteers, and the resources that Family Church uses to create a safer environment for all who walk through our doors. As we explore topics related to abuse in this episode, we ask that you listen with care.


    Key Points From This Episode:

    • What John 10 teaches us about protecting our children.
    • Caring Well: what it means and why it matters.
    • How the ideas of Caring Well manifest in our ministry areas (specifically students and kids).
    • The benefits of creating great policies and updating them regularly.
    • Taking a closer look at our onboarding process for new staff and volunteers.
    • How a comprehensive onboarding process can lead to fewer problems down the line.
    • How we get to know potential staff and volunteers on a deeper level, and why this is helpful.
    • The methods and models of safety that we follow.
    • Resources that can help you to create a safer environment at your church.

    We want our churches to be as safe as possible. We live in a broken world and there are no guarantees, but we want to do all we can to protect our kids and our students.
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    You can always make a policy that’s good, but then every year we like to refine that and make it better.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jake on LinkedIn

    Wendi on LinkedIn

    John 10 ESV

    Caring Well

    Becoming a Church that Cares Well for the Abused

    Church Cares

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

    Church for the Rest of Us on Twitter

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0173: Engagement–The Fuel that Drives Membership & Mission Jul 18, 2023
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    CFTROU 0173: Engagement–The Fuel that Drives Membership & Mission

    In this episode, we dive into church engagement, and the culture, systems, and processes that drive it. Our guest hosts are Bev Bonner, Director of Connections and Groups, Jimmy Muir, Pastor of Family Church Sherbrooke, and Jose DaSilva, Pastor of Iglesia Familiar Greenacres. They discuss how Family Church builds culture using tools like common language and teams focused on greeting and hospitality. These teams receive training on how to build a warm and welcoming environment for our church members and guests. They also talk about the systems and processes that helps drive engagement. An example of this is the First Connection events that takes place on the first Sunday of each month at all Family Church locations. Tune in to listen to the people and strategies that foster active participation and meaningful connections at Family Church.

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • The importance of multicultural engagement at church.
    • Defining what a speed bump is in this context, and how they are used as engagement tools.
    • Greeting and hospitality teams and the value of training them.
    • The systems and processes that follow the culture.
    • What First Connection is and the important role it plays at Family Church.

    The culture, systems, and processes are actually the understructure that helps us shepherd people onto the mission.
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    Any church of any size can be intentional about creating an environment that feels like family, and that's what we really go for as a church.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Bev on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Family Church Sherbrooke

    Iglesia Familiar Greenacres

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

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    This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

    CFTROU 0172: Preparing Your Church for a Recession Jul 04, 2023
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    CFTROU 0172: Preparing Your Church for a Recession

    With peaked inflation, mortgage rates, insurance costs, and other economic strains, churches have to make challenging financial decisions. In this episode, our guest hosts from the Family Church Network include Pastor Scott Crawford, Business Administrator, and John Fix, Director of Finance. Pastor Scott and John discuss how critically important it is to manage the church’s finances. They share tips and ideas on how to weather financial storms and economic uncertainty. They recap the COVID-19 repercussions, the impact on households, and observing trends from the giving perspective. They talk about how being flexible, adaptable, and agile can also help steer churches to holistically look at finances and subsequently and set up our family of neighborhood churches up for success.

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Trends in national giving data.
    • Family Church’s philosophy on being flexible, adaptable, and agile.
    • Ideas of what churches can do to weather financial storms.
    • Encourage churches to ask themselves certain questions.
    • Which financial metrics are important.
    • Operational and practical considerations that help churches have a long-term vision for their finances.
    • Advice for churches to start looking at finances holistically.
    • What the warning light is and why it might be going off.

    The impact of inflation, mortgage rates, and insurance costs starts to make a difference to people, who are then forced to make difficult financial decisions.
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    Rigid systems, processes, or business plans snap under pressure. We need to maintain flexibility, so that we can succeed and flourish through tough times.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Scott on Twitter

    Scott on LinkedIn

    John on Twitter

    John on LinkedIn

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Family Church Network

    Family Church on Facebook

    Family Church on Instagram

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