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September 20, 2020
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Episode 27 - Releasing Arrows into the World
September 20, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Jenn Carter, Tami Garlock & Brian Alonzo
In this episode, Brian Alonzo, Jenn Carter, and Tami Garlock share their experience as parents and raising kids in 2020. We discuss philosophies of parenting, what it means to parent well, the key challenges all parents face, and some strategies to overcome them.
Episode 26 - Making a Learner
September 13, 2020 • Clint Neptune & Greg Henson
In this episode, Greg Henson, who serves as the President of Sioux Falls Seminary, explains the seminary's unique approach to education. We talk about their Kairos Program, the power of mentorship, the role of credits, what matters most in the learning process, and how to harness student interests/needs while maintaining diversity and the transmission of established bodies of knowledge.
Episode 25 - Making The Right Call
September 6, 2020 • Dave Ambrose & Dave Ambrose
In this episode, Dave Ambrose shares about how to make good decisions as a leader. What would wisdom have us do when making decisions? We talk about how this relates to time-sensitive situations, deliberation, involving others in your decision, seeking counsel, and living with the results of your decisions.
Episode 24 - To The Ends of the Earth
August 30, 2020 • Tyler Ambrose, Rachel Ambrose and Clint Neptune
In this episode, Tyler and Rachel Ambrose explain the process of becoming Global Partners and doing missions work in Africa. We discuss their call into the mission field, what it means to be sent, their driving motivation for going, and how they plan to share the love of Jesus. You can learn more about their ministry on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rtambrose You can also support Tyler and Rachel by visiting their giving page: https://usgiving.aimint.org/missionary/110820
Episode 23 - Where's the Beef?
August 30, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Dave Ambrose and Tony Allen
In this episode, Dave Ambrose and Tony Allen explore some of the nuances of conflict resolution. We discuss what exactly conflict is, strategies for handling it effectively, what resolution ideally can look like, whether some conflict is unresolvable, and some anecdotes of conflict resolution gone awry.
Episode 22 - Can Churches Work Together?
August 23, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Andy Sikora and Noah Nickel
In this episode, pastors Andy Sikora and Noah Nickel share their experience of rallying leaders in the church to be on mission together. We discuss what is important when partnering with others, what it means to disagree agreeably, and current efforts to do so in Cleveland. You can check out the work they are doing at http://thekingdomcollective.church/partners.
Episode 21 - But, Aren't You the Pastor's Wife?
August 16, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Melody Ambrose, Sara Neptune, Ashley Pesata, and Carissa Steinhart
In this episode, Melody Ambrose, Sara Neptune, Ashley Pesata, and Carissa Steinhart share their experience of having a spouse in vocational ministry. We discuss the highs and lows of this unique calling, how to build good boundaries, and what to do when you get hurt by the community you are called to pastor.
Episode 20 - How Should We Police?
August 9, 2020 • Clint Neptune & Medina Police Chief Ed Kinney
In light of national current events, our guest, Medina Police Chief Ed Kinney, discusses best practices in policing regarding hiring, training, community engagement, and use of force. The hope is for this to be a launching pad for discussion on how to best keep our communities safe and treat people fairly and equitably. For more information, please read Chief Kinney's formal statement on Fairness and Equity in Policing: http://www.medinaoh.org/includes/uploads/police/fairness_in_policing.pdf
Episode 19 - In the Secret, In the Quiet Place
August 2, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Deb Griest, Jen Wuersig, and Nicole Weidokal
In this episode, Deb Griest, Jen Wuersig, and Nicole Weidokal share their experience with stillness and how it has transformed their lives. We discuss what a life of stillness looks like, where to start, and the benefits and challenges regarding the pursuit of stillness. You can learn more at https://seekingstillness.org/.
Episode 18 - Go Forth and Multiply
July 26, 2020 • Clint Neptune & Drew Steinhart
In this episode, Drew Steinhart shares what he has learned as a campus pastor. We discuss the difference between campusing and church planting, some of the pros and cons, why we should sometimes pursue these options instead of building onto existing church properties, and leadership principles he's picked up along the way. Drew's passion for this is contagious!
Episode 17 - Healers of the Mind
July 19, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Jon Bohley & Phil LaHue
In this episode, professional counselors Jon Bohley and Phil LaHue help demystify the process of seeking professional help in counseling, why it is important, and how it differs from pastoring. I learned so much and you will too!
Episode 16 - How the Sausage Is Made
July 12, 2020 • Clint Neptune, Dave Ambrose, & Drew Steinhart
In this episode, Dave Ambrose and Drew Steinhart share some of the leadership principles they have collected over the years, and in particular, the ones that have shaped the Heartland culture. We discuss Both-And thinking, Decentralized Leadership, Dress for Your Day, Extreme Ownership, and much more!
Episode 15 - Do You Even Theologize, Bro?
July 5, 2020 • Dave Ambrose & Drew Steinhart
In this episode, Dave Ambrose and Drew Steinhart talk about the importance of theology, thinking about what God is like, and how it impacts so many other aspects of how we live. We cover a range of topics like the purpose of statement of faiths, how to develop your own theology, and the role of reason, experience, Scripture, and tradition in doing so.
Episode 14 - Tiers, Tears, and Volunteers
June 28, 2020 • Clint Neptune & Tony Allen
In this episode, Tony Allen shares what he has learned in his experience of leading teams of volunteers and how it's different from leading paid personnel. To what degree should excellence, character, potential, fit, or other attributes play into decision making? We consider these ideas in the context of building a thriving worship ministry.