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Today we're happy to be joined by Damien and Kennedy Nash, who share their story of how they found success in ministry through using social media platforms to reach and engage people with the gospel. They explain that while their primary focus is to reach unbelievers with the gospel, they also enjoy making fun videos that help people laugh. They encourage other leaders to use social media platforms to share Christ's love and bring people closer to God. They also share testimonies of people who have been saved by hearing the gospel on TikTok and how it has changed their lives for the better. They also say that it's important to have tough skin and not get caught up in arguments with others. With that, let’s tune in and become an undefeatable warrior! Quote/s: "When you accept Jesus Christ as your savior, you don't sit on the sidelines. You get in the battle." Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode, we discuss how being open about your weaknesses can help you to grow and be more effective in your ministry. We also discuss how being a Christian does not mean that you have to hide from or deny your weaknesses, but instead use them as opportunities to be exposed to God and grow in your relationship with Him. We encourage you to open up and share your faith, as this will lead to an impactful legacy. Quotes: "It's all right to acknowledge your weaknesses." "You got your strengths, you got your weaknesses. But let's just make sure that we're able to open our mouths and share our faith." Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Today we discuss how to be effective witnesses in the world, and how to avoid being judgmental. We talk about how the church can be more welcoming to those who do not adhere to its strict moral standards. It is difficult to be comfortable in the world, and we need to get out there and minister to those who are different from us. In order to do this, we need to be willing to be uncomfortable. It is also important to make the first step in building relationships with others despite it being difficult to do at first. By sharing today’s story, we hope to encourage others not to feel so uncomfortable when they're in new environments or meeting new people, but rather embrace it as an opportunity to learn more about God and His love for us. Quote/s: "There's no one way to lead people to Christ.” Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Today, we're going to be discussing how to make sure your voice stays effective. We want to help you be able to tell people what you've seen and heard, but also help you be able to have an impact in the conversation by using your words wisely. We want to help you be able to have an impact on the conversation by shining your light into the shadows. We want you to be a light in the darkness, and we believe that it's important for Christians to have an opinion on controversial topics. However, we don't want our opinions to change people's views of us or listen to us more than we should. We're also going to be discussing how wisdom is important when it comes to winning souls. One way to gain wisdom is by studying greats like Paul and how he was successful in winning people over. We want you to be careful about how you talk and choose what words you use because these religious mantras can quickly alienate people. Quote/s: "I become all things to all people so that I may win them." Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Dr. Quentin Florence and Jeff Turner share their stories and how the King's Ministry has impacted their lives. Jeff talks about mentoring and helping others while Dr. Quentin shares his experience founding and running a publishing company. Jeff is highly respected in the cybersecurity industry and has been at Victory for almost nine years. He says that his top assignment is influencing the marketplace with a Christ-Like attitude and being an influencer in solving the problems of others. He also shares that one of the things that he is called to do as a business owner is to connect people with the resources they need, while also recognizing that he has been called to be an example of God's goodness and glory. Jeff shares that he was assigned to manage a lab and had a team working under him, but one day he had an encounter with the Lord where he was called out of the marketplace. He was then given a new assignment, which was to be a pastor. This episode is full of insights on how the ministry has impacted both of their lives, as well as practical advice for anyone who wants to pursue ministry. Quotes: "No one knows you better than your family." "Without that accountability, I definitely wouldn't be here." Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Can you connect with the interest of your non-Christian friends, of your nonchristian coworkers, of your neighbors? Can you find it within yourself to just get a little deeper into their life so that they can get into yours and find out about Christ? Take the step In this conversation as we talk about how important it is to build relationships with people and to connect with them on a meaningful level. We should be trying to make connections with people regardless of their social status or life experience. Patience is also a key when evangelizing. It is important to listen to people before preaching to them, in order to understand their backgrounds and interests. When we listen well, we're expressing the love of Jesus, just by taking time to intently hear what the person has to say. Quotes: "Can you dive into their world a little bit? Again, not to the deepest depth, but just dive into their world?" When you are talking with people and you listen intently, get good at listening. Because for many people, being a good listener is the closest thing to being loved." We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Today is the first episode of the “Love Your Neighbor” series! We’re going to discuss how to share your faith with others in a way that is both engaging and helpful. Pastor Ferrel Brown and Tyree Smith discuss the qualifications to preach the gospel, and they encourage listeners to share their faith to those around them. Lead Well wants to help everyone learn how to share their testimonies and experiences with others so that they may have hope. They’re here to equip you with the tools you need to grow as a leader, so let’s jump right in! Key Quotes: "The only thing that really disqualifies me is me." - Tyree Smith "If you're not understanding how to actually establish trust, how to establish relationships…how to be a true friend is worthless if you don't know." - Ferrel Brown Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
I am joined by Toksy Ogunyemi, President of Evergreen Anchor Capital and member of the King’s Ministry as we jump right into episode two of our Kings Podcast Series. In the previous episode, we heard a little bit about the vision and the why of the King's ministry. In this episode, Toksy Ogunyemi is going to share with us the values and pillars of the King's ministry and how observing these values allows us to thrive in our business through God’s path. Listen in! Key Quotes: “As a king, with the authority and responsibilities that title bears, it is imperative to have a very deep and intimate relationship with Jesus in order to be successful.” - Toksy Ogunyemi “Doing business God's way usually involves doing things differently, not necessarily following marketplace norms. Hearing directly from the Lord allows us to solve worldly problems God's way.” - Toksy Ogunyemi “Following God's leading and direction will see your kingdom grow and fulfill the purpose for which it was set up.” - Toksy Ogunyemi “Maintaining a healthy family relationship is a core pillar of being a king. A king is responsible for himself, his family, his subjects and his kingdom as a whole. Maintaining a healthy family is paramount to your success.” - Toksy Ogunyemi Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, I am joined by Dr. Quentin Florence to tell us more about the Kings Podcast Series. And basically what that means is, for these next few episodes, you will actually be hearing from several members of our kings ministry here at Victory Church. The Kings Ministry exists for one clear and amazing purpose, and that is to equip and elevate business leaders responding to a specific calling by God to make a greater Kingdom impact through the marketplace. In this episode, Dr. Quentin shares with us how this ministry has helped him as a business leader and how this has helped him touch the lives of other people. And he also shares with us how to be able to get the most from this podcast series. Listen in! Key Quotes: “As a marketplace leader, we are always in search for what's the best way we can do our job, what's the best way we can lead people, what's the best way we can do the role that we've all been placed in. And the Lord has a certain set of tools that he wants all of us to exhibit and use in order to properly function as a missionary in the business field. ” - Dr. Quentin Florence “God is moving you in another direction and increasing the amount of people that you touch, either through direct leadership or indirect leadership, you have been called to the marketplace. And that is where you're going to flourish.” - Dr. Quentin Florence “When God calls you to be a king, what you're going to find out is He's going to provide everything.” - Dr. Quentin Florence Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, I am joined by Pastor J Humphrey, and we are going to talk about a tool that can help us become healthier leaders with more empathy and compassion – the five why’s. Pastor J talks about how this tool has helped him become a more understanding leader to his community and partner to his wife. We are also going to talk about how identifying and removing the unhealthiness within us will help us have more wisdom and use our gifts better to serve others. Listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “When you, yourself, are healthy and you have the wisdom and the clarity of mind, your gifts become exponentially more impactful.” - J Humphrey “Regardless of the tool, technique, topic, trick, whatever you want to call it, whatever you’re exposed to at any given point in time, as you grow as a leader and you get challenged as a leader, it always starts with applying it to yourself.” - J Humphrey “A big part of just being a healthy leader is being able to remove the areas of unhealth within us and just being aware of what those are within ourselves and with even the relationships that we have.” - Javon Legons Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Pastor Alex Anefils, the Associate Pastor of Missions for Victory Church, as we talk about the power of edification. Pastor Alex shares with us how edification from others helped her tremendously in becoming the leader that she is today. We are also going to talk about three questions you can consider as you prepare to edify or be edified by others. Pastor Alex and I will dive deeper into the power of edification as we, as leaders, try to create a culture of care. Listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “I think we can doubt ourselves in a lot of scenarios, and we can start to believe lies from the enemy. The enemy is telling us, ‘You're not qualified.’ or ‘You can't do this.’ or ‘You're not supposed to be here.’, so I'm just so grateful for all of the people who were affirming and saying, ‘Yes, I see this in you.’” - Alex Anefils “Oftentimes, the way that we can care for ourselves is by allowing other people to care for us by way of encouragement.” - Javon Legons “We're all called to reach people for Jesus. It's not just the pastors on stage. … All of us are called to reach the people that Christ has put in our lives and in our circle of influence, so we have to be able to embrace the role that we've been called to play in that vision.” - Alex Anefils Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, I am going to give you the theme of the episodes we are going to release in the next few months. In the upcoming episodes, we are going to focus on these two words – care and community. Incorporating these two as we lead our respective teams and communities, we can become better leaders and channels of Christ’s mission. In this episode, I will also share some Bible verses that will serve as the foundation for our discussions for the upcoming episodes. Listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “Here are two words that we'll focus on throughout the rest of the year over these next few months – care and community. Because as we exhibit care, as we practice community and accept community, these are values that allow leadership and discipleship to thrive. And we want to make sure that we take the time to get healthy so that we can lead in a healthy a complete way.” - Javon Legons “We want to make a disciple as healthy disciples, ourselves. We can only reproduce what we are, so we want to take these next three months to make sure that who we are is healthy. And before we go for Christ, we want to ensure that we come to Christ.” - Javon Legons Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Earl Williams, Community Transformation Pastor for the Norcross Campus of Victory Church, and we are going to talk about how trusting the people you work with will make you a healthier and more effective leader. Earl shares how trusting people led him to accomplish more incredible things and why he thinks trust is given, not earned. We are also going to take a closer look at Jesus’ leadership and His characteristics that made him a great and healthy leader of people. Listen in and learn how you can become a healthier leader! Tweetable Quotes: “Learning to trust and to delegate and to let their gifts come alive, that started making me come alive.” - Earl Williams “Trust is given, not earned. I personally think that trust is a choice. Typically, we have two options – we can choose to trust or we can choose to be suspicious. I think that with those two opportunities, if we choose to trust and realize people are already worthy of that, just like I mentioned in my story that Jesus, He trusted His disciples. They're already worthy of that trust. Give it to them, and watch what they do. And you have many, many opportunities just like they did.” - Earl Williams Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Pastor Aaron Born, and we will talk about emancipating greatness through staying in the fight. There are areas in our lives where God is calling us to stay in fight, and God honors our endurance and suffering through incredible results. Pastor Aaron and I will discuss how we can stay in fight and how staying in fight can emancipate greatness and eventually impact others as well. Listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “God looks at humility. He looks at serving, He looks at consistency and faithfulness. And being a father and a mother, being a husband and a wife doing the things that God told you to do, those small decisions are considered astronomical in the kingdom. They may not give you the applause every day that we're always looking for, but Heaven is applauding.” - Aaron Born “As you stay in fight, and as God emancipates the greatness inside of you, the efforts that you put towards staying in fight, the output of that, the influence of that is multiplied.” - Javon Legons “Don't give up. If you will stand and be firm and unmovable, that your work will not be done in vain, God will control the results. You have to be faithful.” - Aaron Born Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! This episode is part 2 of my conversation with Israel and Sonia Piotter, where we talk about creating a “culture of care”. We are going to talk about how Jesus embodied the culture of care and why setting up a safe environment for others and being self-aware can help in building a culture of care in our communities. We will also talk about how humility makes us more effective leaders who can create a culture of care in our environments. Join us and listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “If you can experience His visceral presence and calm down and learn the beauty of rest, that is outstanding... I think that is a sign of a very mature Christian who is self-aware.” - Israel Piotter “Self-awareness is one of those things that it just keeps us very, very humble… and that humility in that process causes us to lead most well and most effectively.” - Jevon Legons Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/ Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! This episode is part 1 of my conversation with Israel and Sonia Piotter, where we talk about the “culture of care”. We will discuss what creating a culture of care really means and how we can implement it in the environments where we lead. We will also talk about how being extensions of God’s presence and creating safety for other people can help in building a culture of care. Join us and listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “What if we could not just be great administrators of processes and resources? What if we could be real-time extensions of God's presence?” - Israel Piotter “As a group leader or as a coach, the goal for me is to make sure that I'm creating safety for those people, that I'm entering their presence understanding that this is sacred ground.” - Sonia Piotter Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! In this episode, we’ll take you through a live session of “SOAP”. As discussed in the previous episode, “SOAP” is an acronym for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer. First, Pastor Todd, together with Pastor Aaron and Pastor Lyndon, will read a chapter in the Book of James, and then they’ll observe what they are feeling inside their hearts. Afterward, they will determine what situations in their life the verse applies to. Then, they will take in an opportunity to pray that scripture over that situation or circumstance. Listen in and join us in this live “SOAP” session! Tweetable Quotes: “It's one thing to do good work, but the humility piece has to be there as well.” - Pastor Aaron “There's a blessing that comes with submission, and there's a blessing that comes with self-control.” - Pastor Aaron Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! This episode is Part 3 of my interview with Todd McIntyre, the Senior Executive Pastor of Central Ministries at Victory Church. In this episode, Todd talks about how we can practice discipleship by putting God’s word into our hearts. He talks about how we can use the “SOAP method” to get God’s word inside of us. Join us as we discuss how we can respond to God’s promises and how we can put His words into our hearts. Listen in! Tweetable Quotes: “The process of discipleship is hard work.” - Todd McIntyre “If you want to accelerate your Christian faith, if you want to get discipled quicker, if you want to get closer to God faster, the way to do that is to respond to God's promises and to literally receive them.” - Todd McIntyre Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! In this episode, we welcome back Todd McIntyre, the Senior Executive Pastor of Central Ministries at Victory Church. In this part two of the interview with Todd, he talks about the practical side of discipleship. He shares how one can change his heart by submitting himself to God and undergoing purification. Join us as we discuss what it takes to be disciples of God in this world. Tweetable Quotes: “When we humble ourselves, He gives us grace. At that moment, that grace starts doing a work inside our hearts that starts to change us from the inside out.” - Todd McIntyre Missed the previous episode? See the link below: Lead Well Ep. 19 - Discipleship Starts at the Heart - Todd McIntyre Pt. 1: https://soundcloud.com/leadwellpeople/ep-19-discipleship-starts-at-the-heart-todd-mcintyre Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Todd McIntyre, the Senior Executive Pastor of Central Ministries at Victory Church. He shares with us his thoughts on discipleship and why it is not about our actions, but our heart. Todd also talks about putting your focus on Jesus and looking at circumstances as opportunities for God to display His glory. Join us in this conversation as we talk about the true meaning of discipleship. Tweetable Quotes: “Most of us think discipleship is changing our actions. it's really not about changing our actions… It's really about changing our heart, which gives us the ability to change our actions.” - Todd McIntyre “We have to look at every circumstance in our life as an opportunity to be discipled by Jesus... Every opportunity, every circumstance, everything we go through work, family, finances, kids, all of those are chances for you to practice walking at what God wants you to do.” - Todd McIntyre Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Pastors Matt & Angel Rigsby joins us again for another episode of the Lead Well Podcast. In the previous episode, Matt & Angel open the topic around best practices in keeping a good and healthy marriage relationship where they talk about the three (3) must-haves in every couple’s lives. They are Daily Delay, Weekly Withdrawal, and Annual Abandon. They have already discussed the first two, and so for this episode, they discuss what Annual Abandon is. Tweetable Quotes: “Let’s take care of us first so we can be healthy. So that our family can be healthy, our ministry can be healthy, our business can be healthy. So that we can be healthy individuals all around.” – Angel Rigsby Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Pastors Matt & Angel Rigsby leads the Marriage Ministry of the Victory Church. They have been married for 21 years and have been part of the ministry for the same number of years. They started in youth couple ministry, moved on to discipleship ministry and then to marriage ministry, and have now been marriage ministers for the past 10 years. Marriage relationships are the most important relationship we have, and it reflects Christ and the Church. Our marriage is also the opportunity to glorify our Lord and Savior. But how do we maintain healthy marriage relationships? In this episode, Pastors Matt & Angel share their practices, gives advice and tips, and other things that you can do to maintain a good and healthy marriage. Tweetable Quotes: “Our marriage is the opportunity to glorify the Lord. And I think it’s such a beautiful thing that the way we treat one another, the way we respond to one another, the way we live our life together brings glory to our Father.” – Matt Rigsby Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Joining us once again for another episode of the Lead Well Podcast is Pastor Aaron Born. In our previous episode with Pastor Aaron, we highlighted the importance of connecting men to their most meaningful relationships in life. Missed that episode? Now you can listen anytime by clicking here or by visiting our website (link available below). In this episode, we dive into the temptation that we as leaders encounter, and that is “never turning off” our roles as leaders. Tweetable Quotes: “In whatever environment you are leading in, set some healthy boundaries so that you can keep on leading for a very long time.” – Aaron Born Resources Mentioned: Addicted to Busy by Brady Boyd Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
Aaron Born, Men’s Ministry Director for Victory Church ATL. This episode is dedicated to our male listeners as we spotlight our male leaders at Victory. With Men United, Pastor Aaron helped build the bridges and remove obstacles to help connect men with the most meaningful relationships in their life. Tweetable Quotes: “If you can capture a man’s heart, one man can make a huge impact.” – Aaron Born “Take the pain. Take your experiences. Take the things you’ve learned, write it down somewhere. Take it to God and pray about it. And see how he wants you to respond to that and how he wants you to lead.” – Aaron Born Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople Facebook: @victoryatl YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, join us for part two of our interview with Pastors Israel and Sonia Piotter. We continue our conversations from the previous episode where we talk about learning how to carry other people’s burdens. Whether it is forced upon us or we choose to receive them readily. Receiving and enduring crisis drains our energy physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. So, we also discuss tips and actionable steps on replenishing and taking care of ourselves during challenging times. Missed the previous episode? See below for the link. Resources: Lead Well Episode 13 with Israel & Sonia Piotter Pt.1: https://soundcloud.com/leadwellpeople/experiencing-the-weight-of-someones-crisis-pt-1 http://www.victoryatl.com/care Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople (https://www.instagram.com/leadwellpeople/) Facebook: @victoryatl (https://www.facebook.com/victoryatl/) YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Pastors Israel and Sonia Piotter. They serve as the Forward Ministry Pastors at Victory Church ATL. Join the conversation as we talk about learning how to experience the weight of someone’s crisis, self-care, and balancing your life in and outside of the church. Tweetable Quotes: “What we want you to do is be able to create and live a life of balance. Where you are able to function well in ministry and or outside the church.” – Israel Piotter “It’s so important for us to remember that we are human beings and we have Jesus Christ inside of us, but we ourselves are human beings, we are vessels, right? And the treasure of Christ is inside of us. But God created human beings to be touched by other people’s stories.” – Sonia Piotter Resources Mentioned: www.victoryatl.com/care Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople (https://www.instagram.com/leadwellpeople/) Facebook: @victoryatl (https://www.facebook.com/victoryatl/) YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
This episode marks the 1st Anniversary of the podcast. It has been quite a journey, and to celebrate this milestone, we are putting the spotlight on the leaders serving at Victory Church Atlanta. Joining us today is Javon Legons, and he discusses the importance of leading with C.A.R.E. Tweetable Quotes: “We want to make sure that our hearts are strengthened and that we’re leading from a healthy place.” – Javon Legons Connect with Javon through their company website: http://victoryatl.com/ Enjoyed this Episode of the Lead Well Podcast? SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW and help us get the word out by sharing the podcast. We would like to hear from you! Reach out to us through: Website: https://www.leadwellpeople.com/podcast Instagram: @leadwellpeople (https://www.instagram.com/leadwellpeople/) Facebook: @victoryatl (https://www.facebook.com/victoryatl/) YouTube: VictoryATL (https://bit.ly/2NkTQwY)
In episode 11 of the Lead Well Podcast, Executive Pastor of Guest Experience and Pastoral Care at Victory Church, Olin Holly, shares two key elements for leading with peace, self-care for leaders, and the importance of our daily decision to choose peace over pressure!
In episode 10 of the Lead Well Podcast, we learn from innovation strategist Natalie Born about the three types of innovation, the phases of innovation that will help you move from an idea to a viable plan, and the iterative nature of innovation. Download your free Innovation Framework resource at leadwellpeople.com/podcast.
Jace Rabe, president of Tolaro Global in Benin, West Africa, shares the importance of connecting and cultivating trust before influencing others as well as the impact of servant leadership in the marketplace.
In this episode of the Lead Well podcast, we speak to the senior pastor of Victory Church, Johnson Bowie, about his recent transition, his passion for reproductive leadership, and how we can become reproductive leaders ourselves.
On this episode of the Lead Well podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Kendra Momon for a discussion on leadership, diversity and trust currency. In this episode, Dr. Momon offers practical wisdom, from leading with grace in difficult seasons to the importance of seeing others in the image of God, in order to embody diversity, inclusion and equity. Filled with great insight and infused with a balanced approach to leadership through faith, transparency and humility, you’re sure to be equipped and encouraged!
You were wired to fulfill your purpose and intentionally created by God to support your assignment. Join us for episode 6 of the Lead Well podcast as we continue our conversation with marriage and family counselor, pastor, coach and consultant Chip Judd about the importance of exploring the "why’s" of our hearts, capturing our thoughts, and being wired to ultimately support our assignment.
One of the brain’s primary functions is to protect us by way of recognizing previous patterns and making predictions. Join us for episode 5 of the Lead Well podcast, as we speak with marriage and family counselor, pastor, coach and consultant Chip Judd about the brain’s response to change, our hearts, and moving from a reactive state to one of simplified living.
Leaders are uniquely positioned to be the architects of the future—and this takes creativity. In episode four of the Lead Well Podcast, Cheri Cochran and Mark Miller, best-selling author and Vice President of High Performance Leadership for Chick-fil-A restaurants, continue their discussion on creativity. As we navigate these challenging times, let’s get equipped and lead with ingenuity!
Uncertain times call for decisive leadership. On episode 3 of the Lead Well podcast, Dr. Chand lays out key principles to lead others through times of crisis. For more great resources, including a discussion guide for this podcast, visit Leadwellpeople.com
In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, Cheri Cochran speaks with Mark Miller, best-selling author and Vice President of High Performance Leadership at Chick-fil-A Inc., about how the most effective leaders embrace creativity. Join the conversation!
In episode one of the Lead Well Podcast, Cheri Cochran chats about values in leadership with Dr. Dawn Marie Kier, "Chief Heart Doctor" at New Dawn Consulting. Tune in!
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