Create an environment that connects with pastors and leaders where they are and gives them a vision of what could be.
Provide high-level training and tools for pastors and leaders.
Remind pastors and leaders that they have been called and anointed by God for the role they have.
In this episode of the Church Talk Podcast, hosts Jason Allison and Rob Paterson welcome Bryan Chapell, a prominent figure in ministry, to discuss the multi-generational church crisis. The conversation explores the cultural shifts that have transformed the church’s landscape, particularly the transition from a majority to a minority culture. Bryan shares insights on the differing perspectives between generations, the challenges of navigating these differences in ministry, and the importance of understanding and supporting young people in the church. The discussion also touches on the emotional responses to loss of influence and acceptance within the church community, and the evolving approaches to evangelism in today’s context. In this conversation, Rob Paterson and Bryan Chapell explore the complexities of generational differences within the church, focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by millennials and Gen Z. They discuss the impact of cultural shifts on gender identity, the importance of defining a clear church mission, and the need for unity among different generations. The conversation emphasizes the hope for church growth as parents seek guidance for their children in a rapidly changing world, and the necessity for church leaders to adapt their approaches while maintaining biblical fidelity.
Bryan Chapell, PhD, is a pastor and author known for presenting the heart of the gospel of Jesus Christ around the world. He is president of Unlimited Grace Media, daily broadcasting grace-filled messages in major US cities and streaming coursework for the training of future preachers in 1,500 cities across 90+ nations at BryanChapell.com. He also leads the Administrative Committee of the Presbyterian Church in America, is Pastor Emeritus of the historic Grace Presbyterian Church in Peoria, Illinois, and is President Emeritus of Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri.
Jason & Rob take the show on the road and record an episode while traveling to Washington DC where they were training a church leadership team and supporting a pastor by playing in his fund raising golf outing. The guys talk about playing it safe and pursing comfortable versus stretching ourselves – as leaders as well as followers of Jesus.
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In this episode of the Church Talk Podcast, hosts Jason Allison and Rob Paterson discuss significant transitions in church leadership, including mergers and personal growth experiences. They introduce guest Gary Rohrmayer, who shares his journey in ministry, the importance of coachability, and the concept of spiritual authority in leadership. The conversation emphasizes the need for pastors and leaders to remain open to guidance and the transformative power of God in their lives. In this conversation, Gary Rohrmayer discusses the importance of coaching in ministry, emphasizing the need for mental toughness and emotional intelligence among pastors. He shares personal experiences and insights on how being coachable and embracing reality can lead to effective leadership. The discussion also highlights the current wave of young people coming to faith and the role of churches in fostering this growth. Rohrmayer encourages leaders to align their ministries with God’s work and to seek coaching for personal and professional development.
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In this episode of the Church Talk podcast, hosts Rob and Jason discuss the aftermath of Easter services, emphasizing the importance of training congregants in spiritual practices. They introduce Dr. Jeff Forrey from Church Initiative, who shares insights on grief, its multifaceted nature, and how pastors can better support grieving individuals. The conversation highlights common misconceptions about grief and the importance of presence in pastoral care. This conversation delves into the complexities of the grieving process, emphasizing the importance of understanding that grief is not a linear journey. The speakers discuss practical ways to support those who are grieving, including being present, offering help with daily tasks, and following up over time. They highlight the need for churches to train their congregations in grief ministry, utilizing resources like Grief Share to foster community support. Additionally, they address the signs that indicate when professional help may be necessary for individuals struggling with prolonged grief. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the vital role pastors play in providing compassionate care and support to those navigating loss.
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