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    CFTROU 0161 – Moving Into the Neighborhood: A Conversation With Pastor Joby Martin Nov 01, 2022
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    CFTROU 0161 – Moving Into the Neighborhood: A Conversation With Pastor Joby Martin

    Previously, we had a great conversation about the power of the neighborhood church with Thom Rainer and Matt McCraw, who shared some valuable and highly applicable ideas for pastors that are striving to be more intentional about reaching their community. Today, we are blessed to receive additional wisdom on this topic from Pastor Joby Martin. Joby is the founder and lead pastor of The Church of Eleven22 (CoE22) in Jacksonville, Florida, as well as a nationally sought-after speaker, international guest preacher, and New York Times best-selling author. In this episode, Joby shares how his multi-site strategy is informed by John 1:14, where CoE22’s ‘ONE More’ strategy originates from, and what his perspective is when it comes to contextualization. He also has some powerful advice and words of encouragement for pastors of all churches, regardless of size, to help them to not only become better disciples, but create more disciples and have a greater impact. For all this and more in this next installment of our series on the power of the neighborhood church, tune in today!

    Key Points:

    • Insight into Joby’s journey as a pastor and how he came to faith.
    • The origin story of The Church of Eleven22 (CoE22) and how it has grown and evolved.
    • How the gospel of John informs CoE22’s multi-site strategy.
    • Ways that individual and multi-site neighborhood churches function within their communities.
    • Benefits of being one church in many locations, including shared resources.
    • A look at CoE22’s primary strategy to help each churchgoer reach “one more.”
    • The meaning behind Joby’s tattoo of Acts 11:24.
    • How Joby helps drive evangelism in his community.
    • Examples of how CoE22’s churches have contextualized in particular neighborhoods.
    • Hear Joby’s perspective on contextualization in the New Testament.
    • Joby shares what he believes is the best advice from the entire Bible.
    • Words of encouragement for pastors who may be feeling discouraged.
    • A reminder that you are not only a tool of God, you are His son or daughter.

    In Eugene Peterson’s version of the Gospel of John, he says, ‘and the word became flesh and moved into the neighborhood.’ That’s our multi-site strategy. We want to partner with our people and move into the neighborhood
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    When I had the opportunity to plant my own church, I thought: here’s a novel idea. What if our folks felt like their church was not just for them, but we were partnering with them to reach their 'one more’?
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    If you’re not discouraged, you might not be doing it right. You might just be playing church instead of actually pouring out your life for the sake of the gospel.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    The Church of Eleven22

    Pastor Joby Martin on Instagram

    Pastor Joby Martin on Facebook

    If the Tomb is Empty

    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

    Church for the Rest of Us Conference 2023

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    CFTROU 0160 – The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: A Conversation With Thom Rainer and Matt McCraw Oct 18, 2022
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    CFTROU 0160 – The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: A Conversation With Thom Rainer and Matt McCraw

    We are in Florida at Family Church putting a neighborhood church in a neighborhood building with a neighborhood pastor who speaks the neighborhood language. Today, we welcome to the podcast a couple of guests, or rather friends, Thom Rainer and Matt McCraw. We continue to unpack the value and the power of the neighborhood church, how it’s influencing, impacting, and being affected by culture, and ultimately, the importance of knowing your neighborhood. Making sure that you know your church reflects its neighborhood is instrumental in the impact your church will have on the community. Don’t miss out on another insightful conversation, so tune in now!

    Key Points:

    • A quick introduction to Matt McCraw and Thom Rainer.
    • Hear about Church Answers and what they do for churches and leaders.
    • How they describe the power of the neighborhood church.
    • We discuss the cultural impact and influence of the neighborhood church shift.
    • Matt shares his experience as a current neighborhood church pastor in Bartow, FL.
    • The shift of aspirations and goals from [upcoming] leaders, from Megachurches to neighborhood churches.
    • The two movements that have inspired leaders to shift towards neighborhood churches.
    • Some effective strategies to regain your neighborhoods.
    • How being intentional in your neighborhood leads to ministry opportunities.
    • Thom shares on the history of the neighborhood church.
    • Tips on what to do when your church does not look like your neighborhood.
    • Matt talks about how they have tried to model contextualization at First Baptist Bartow.
    • How to begin to focus on your neighborhood.
    • The importance of discovering or recovering the power of the neighborhood church.

    We work on the health of the leaders when we work on the health of the church.
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    The neighborhood church is very powerful because the opportunities are right in front of you, in your neighborhood
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Thom Rainer on Twitter

    Church Answers

    Matthew McCraw 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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    CFTROU 0159 – The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: A Conversation With Pastor Freddy T. Wyatt Oct 04, 2022
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    CFTROU 0159: The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: A Conversation With Pastor Freddy T. Wyatt

    Today, on Church For the Rest of Us, we speak with Pastor Freddy T. Wyatt from Real Life Church in Clarksville, Tennessee, as we continue our series of conversations about the power of the neighborhood church. Freddy T. is a passionate preacher of God’s word, and a risk-taking, baseball-loving, espresso-drinking, old-book-hunting husband and dad! In this episode, we get a glimpse into Freddy T’s journey and how he came to plant a new church in the Sango area of Clarksville. We take a look at his Who’s Your Three initiative, which uses the concept of neighborhood mapping to help you invest deeply in the three people that God has put right in front of you, rather than spreading yourself too thin. We discuss the importance of community presence, his focus on relational and spiritual receptivity, and the role that contextualization plays in effective ministry. Freddy T. also offers some poignant insights about doing ministry in a way that we can implement with the resources available to us. For all this and so much more, you won’t want to miss today’s conversation with Pastor Freddy T!

    Key Points:

    • An introduction to Kevin Mahoney: pastor, pilot, financial account manager, husband, father, grandfather, and grief counselor.

    • A look at Freddy T’s journey as a pastor and a leader and the church he serves in today.

    • Planting a new church and getting it off the ground during a global pandemic.

    • Freddy T’s practical take on the concept of the neighborhood church.

    • Insight into what he calls the ‘Who’s Your Three’ initiative.

    • Highlighting the importance of having a presence in your community.

    • What organizing an Easter egg hunt in New York City taught Freddy T. about relational and spiritual receptivity.

    • Some of the challenges of contextualization in ministry from Freddy T’s perspective.
    • Advice for pastors as they assimilate into new neighborhoods.
    • What keeps Freddy T. motivated to serve his community with God rather than for God.
    • How ministry out of the overflow can help you avoid burnout.

    The first word that comes to my mind when I hear neighborhood church is that Jesus is giving us the second greatest commandment: love your neighbor as yourself.
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    Look at this list of 30 people that God has put in front of you; in your neighborhood, your work, and your third place. Where do you see the most relational receptivity or spiritual receptivity?
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    You’ve got to learn what matters to a community.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Real Life Sango

    Real Life Podcast

    Freddy T. on Twitter

    Freddy T. on Facebook

    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 0158 – The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: A Conversation With Pastor Andy Bramer Sep 21, 2022
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    CFTROU 0158: The Power Of The Neighborhood Church: A Conversation With Pastor Andy Bramer

    In our continued efforts to put a neighborhood church in a neighborhood building with a neighborhood pastor who speaks the neighborhood language in every neighborhood in South Florida, today we are joined by a special guest Pastor Andy Bramer from One Community Church in Clarksville, Indiana. Pastor Andy embedded himself in the landscape of the Clarksville schools and shaped what was happening by his involvement on the school board. This filtered into his church life and became part of a larger strategy to build a neighborhood-based and neighborhood-focused ministry. In this episode, he shares his story of when he first felt called to the ministry, how he started his own church, and how he became the pastor of One Community Church. To hear how Andy has been so successful in establishing a neighborhood church, how he stays motivated through the highs and lows of ministry, and his encouragement to other pastors who may be trying to do the same, tune in today!

    Key Points:

    • An introduction of Pastor Andy Bramer from One Community Church in Clarksville, Indiana

    • Andy’s background and how he first felt called to the ministry.

    • How he became the pastor of One Community Church.

    • Andy’s strategy of neighborhood-based and neighborhood-focused ministry.

    • How Andy embedded himself in the landscape of the Clarksville schools.
    • Why he didn’t just go to the schools but shaped what was happening in them.

    • How his impact on the community has translated into his church life.

    • Biblical support for a ministry like the one Andy has built.

    • The size of Andy’s church and the benefits of smaller churches.
    • How Andy contextualizes the ministry he is doing to the people who live in his neighborhood.

    • How Andy stays motivated through the highs and lows of ministry.

    • Andy’s encouragement to other pastors who may be trying to build a neighborhood church.

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    By being a smaller church, you have that opportunity where it’s easier to get that time with the pastor, get that time with your Sunday school or small group leader.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Andy Bramer on Twitter

    One Community Church

    When God Builds A Church Book

    CFTROU Conference 2023

    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 0157 – The Power of the Neighborhood Church: A Conversation with Dr. Gregg Allison Sep 06, 2022
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    CFTROU 0157 – The Power of the Neighborhood Church: A Conversation with Dr. Gregg Allison

    There is power in a church that accurately reflects the neighborhood it is in. There are a couple questions to ponder as a leader of a local neighborhood church; Are you visibly present? If your church were removed from the neighborhood would it be missed? Welcome back to the Church for the Rest of Us Podcast, where today, we will be starting a brand new series called “The Power of the Neighborhood Church! This topic is something we at Family Church in Florida are very passionate about. Our guest on the show today is Dr. Gregg Allison from Southern Seminary. Throughout our new series, we are talking about the power and significance of the neighborhood church. Dr. Gregg Allison sits down with Pastor Jimmy and Leslee and shares his thoughts on what makes a church a neighborhood church. We talk about capturing neighborhood context, what the Bible says about the neighborhood church, standardization versus contextualization, the incarnational aspect of our neighborhood church, and so much more. Don’t miss out, so tune in now!

    Key Points:

    • Gregg shares information about himself, his interests, and his family.

    • More about his available books and resources.

    • How Gregg would describe the power of the neighborhood church.

    • Gregg shares the role he plays in his local neighborhood church.

    • The importance of the church capturing the context of its neighborhood.

    • The Bible, The New Testament, and the neighborhood church.

    • The three key ministries of the neighborhood church.

    • History and the neighborhood church.

    • How standardization influences and affects the neighborhood church.

    • What should be standardized and what should be contextualized, according to Gregg.

    • How and why the church and its staff and members should reflect the neighborhood.

    • Refocusing the church on the neighborhood: visible presence.

    • The church as a missionary enterprise; missions in your neighborhood.

    • The incarnational aspect of the neighborhood church.

    • How the neighborhood church can rediscover its purpose.

    • More about Dr. Allison’s latest upcoming book.

    The power is that neighborhood church constantly thinks about the neighbors, prays for the neighbors, goes to coffee shops and meets the neighbors, does grocery shopping with the neighbors, the members of the church are in tune with the needs,…
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    If churches would see themselves more as a mission outpost for this area, instead of a refuge from the area… we’re here to be ambassadors for a kingdom.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Dr. Gregg Allison FaceBook

    Books by Dr. Gregg Allison

    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 0155: Multicultural Multisite Church May 03, 2022
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    CFTROU 0155: Multicultural Multisite Church

    In today’s episode, we continue our series on Multisite Church for the Rest of Us, with a topic near and dear to Pastor Jimmy’s heart, and that is being a multicultural multisite church! We have some really amazing guests with us today, Pastor Chuck Carter, lead pastor at Family Church Central Florida, a multicultural, multisite church in the Orlando area, and Pastor Watson Vasconcelos, who runs the full-on Portuguese service on Sunday nights. Lastly, we welcome Pastor Kevin Smith who spends his life predominantly focusing on Ephesians Four. Join us today as we talk through the different definitions of a multicultural church, why it’s important to express the different cultures explicitly, and Pastor Kevin helps to define some cultural distinctives that are important to be aware of, and we end off the discussion talking through some challenges you might run into as you establish a multicultural church! Don’t miss out on today’s episode!

    Key Points:

    • Ps. Kevin defines multicultural church: divisions the love of Christ is able to overcome.
    • We hear Ps. Chuck’s added input to defining what a multicultural church is.
    • Why a multicultural church is more of a salad than a melting pot!
    • Ps. Wadson shares his own take on multicultural gatherings.
    • The importance of explicit different expressions so that others can recognize the multicultural aspect.
    • We talk about the impact of the book of Acts on the coming together of different cultures and how context matters.
    • How to become multicultural; the context of your community and who is on the platform matters!
    • The importance of cultural competencies and why you need to examine them.
    • Kevin addresses some cultural distinctives: multiracial, multiethnic, and multicultural.
    • Challenges you can expect to face when trying to establish a multicultural church.
    • We discuss prejudices and perspectives and why leaders need to take them into account.
    • We end the conversation with one piece of advice from each of our guests!

    We want to make sure that we are allowing for multicultural expressions of our faith in Jesus Christ.
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    One of the challenges of being a multicultural church is to be one with balance.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Chuck Carter

    Wadson Vasconcelos

    Kevin Smith

    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 0154: Multisite Communications Apr 05, 2022
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    CFTROU 0154: Multisite Communications

    Today’s guest on the podcast is Max Lyons, who specializes in digital marketing and communications for churches. Max has dedicated himself to bridging the gap between the the church and marketing. In this episode we will we learn about the importance of marketing for all churches and Max’s tips and recommendation for churches to engage in the digital space.

    Key Points:

    • What church planting is and some examples from earlier successes Max has had.

    • Why churches of every size should care about digital marketing.

    • The organic and paid methods of digital marketing.

    • Max’s opinion on how much churches should be budgeting for digital marketing.

    • The differences between digital marketing and communications.

    • Why digital marketing and communication strategies are important for churches.

    • Using digital ads, websites, and higher SEO rankings to reach more people.

    • The challenges for marketing and communications when a church congregation begins to grow and how to overcome these challenges.

    • Digital marketing and communication tips and strategies for churches going multi-site.

    • Defining the call to action approach for church websites and their impact on marketing.

    • Max explains his roles in the digital marketing and communication for a church and highlights some of his experiences.

    • Advice for churches that don’t have the resources to hire a marketing consultant.

    The ability to make edits at the local level is ideal.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Max Lyons

    Elan Church

    Max Lyons 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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    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 0153: Multisite Video Preaching Mar 08, 2022
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    CFTROU 0153: Multisite Video Preaching

    On this episode, we are joined by Pastor Bernie Cueto from Family Church Gardens, Pastor Kevin Smith from Family Church Village, and Pastor Dave Stall who retired from the hugely impactful Southeast Christian Church in 2019. The topic of discussion is video preaching vs. live preaching. Each of our guests shares their insights on the benefits and disadvantages of both. They discuss how to invest in the right communicators and equipment to make video sermons as meaningful and engaging as possible. They share words of wisdom from their experience, as well as impart valuable advice for younger pastors finding their voice.

    Key Points:

    • Talking about the choice between video preaching versus live preaching.

    • Choosing the right communicators for your ministry model.

    • Important questions to ask yourself around choosing video preaching.

    • Discussing the technological aspects and how real it can seem with good equipment.

    • The benefits and disadvantages of each of these modes of preaching.

    • Discussing the spontaneity of the first sermon of the day.

    • Some advice for younger pastors who are still finding their voice.

    • Debating if people forward the links on and what makes these videos relevant.

    • Putting your best foot forward when it comes to preaching.

    • How video can sometimes be very personality-driven.

    • Words of advice from each guest to someone considering a new service or site.

    When you make a decision, the ability to execute that decision is vital, versus just having a desire to do something.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Kevin on Twitter

    Bernie on LinkedIn

    Dave 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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    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 0152B10: Collaboration Feb 22, 2022
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    CFTROU 0152B10: Collaboration

    In this episode, we’re bringing you a broadcast of a panel of guests that we featured at the Church For the Rest of Us Conference we held earlier this month. The theme of this year’s conference is COLLABORATION so the discussion you hear will be conversation around that topic. Pastor Jimmy Scroggins and Leslee Bennett are joined by three special guests: Pastor Jed Coppenger, Pastor Jay Strother, and Pastor Jeff Robinson. We learn the importance of rhythms, clarity, and self-worth when it comes to fostering a healthy environment for collaboration.

    Key Points:

    • How we define being an innovator: being courageous about creating, and embracing change, keeping the future in view!

    • The various leadership structures at Redemption City Church, Station Hill Church, and Grace Fellowship, respectively.

    • The structure of elder and trustee rotations in our guests’ respective churches.

    • Why Jay recently attended a workshop on church governance.

    • How our guests foster collaboration among their teams.

    • Jay stresses the importance of having a rhythm and outlines that of Station Hill Church.

    • How Redemption City Church has a ministry team that grows food for the hungry.

    • Redemption City Church’s ministry team meeting rhythms.

    • How to foster collaboration with clarity.

    • How abusive leadership directly opposes the ability to collaborate.

    • The relationship between self-worth and collaboration.

    • The value of meetings and of looking ahead.

    • Our guests each share their collaboration tips and breakthroughs!

    • Why you should never dress your ideas up in God-language.

    • The importance of accepting and normalizing micro-failures.

    • The benefits of simply spending time together as a team without an agenda.

    As a leader, if you haven’t created a structure of clarity, how does anybody even know what they’re collaborating on?
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Redemption City Church

    Station Hill Church

    Jay Strother on Twitter

    Jeff Robinson

    Jeff Robinson on Twitter

    Grace Fellowship

    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 0151: Multisite Leadership: Choosing a Campus Pastor Feb 01, 2022
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    CFTROU 0151: Multisite Leadership: Choosing a Campus Pastor

    WToday’s guests, Pastors Nick Floyd and Aaron Filippone, have both been working for their churches (Cross Church and Family Church respectively) for over 12 years, and each of them currently holds a leadership position. In this episode, we hear from Pastors Nick Floyd and Aaron Filippone, who have both been working for their churches (Cross Church and Family Church respectively) for over 12 years, and each of them currently holds a leadership position. They share their wisdom and experience and what they look for when hiring ministry staff at their church campuses.

    Key Points:

    • What the responsibilities of campus pastors include.

    • The role played by campus pastors on Sunday mornings.

    • Why youth pastors often make good campus pastors.

    • Where Cross Church hired each of their three campus pastors from.

    • The goals of Cross Church’s School of Ministry.

    • Aaron and Nick’s thoughts on internal versus external hiring.

    • Qualities that Nick and Aaron look for when hiring for a campus pastor.

    • Situations in which Aaron and Nick would hire from outside of their churches.

    • Advice from Nick and Aaron for anyone in the process of hiring a campus pastor.

    A campus pastor is responsible for the day-to-day ministry, the day-to-day shepherding aspect. They’re the ones that are closest to the people.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Church Answers

    Liberty University

    Church for the Rest of Us Conference

    Cross Church

    Pastor Nick at Cross Church

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Leslee on Twitter

    Aaron 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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