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This podcast is about spiritual and church leadership. Aimed primarily at elders, deacons, and ministers in the church. The podcast is produced by the Center for Excellence in Spiritual Leadership at Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tennessee. You can learn more about the center at www.supportingspiritualleadership.com
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Dr. James Dalton, chair of the Behavioral Sciences Department at FHU, joins the show to discuss anxiety in men with host Dr. Josh Ketchum. They discuss what it is and its symptoms, how to treat it, and the shame that often surrounds it. They discuss the value of medicine and counseling to a treatment plan. They also discuss what churches can do to minister to people dealing with anxiety. 
Dr. Doug Burleson joins the show for part two of discussing the qualifications of elders. In this episode they discuss qualifications related to character, ability, reputation, and experience. This episode is available on YouTube as well. You can listen to part one in Season 8 Episode 4.  
Dr. Tim Alsup an adjuct instructor at FHU and preacher for the Great Oaks Church of Christ joins the podcast this week to discuss his research and work with evangelism. He discusses eight themes on how Christians and churches can be evangelistic in our post-Christian culture. His book is available from Amazon and other retailers. It is called "How Do you Share the Gospel in Our Culture?"  
Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Bartlett Woods Church of Christ minister and FHU youth ministry instructor on intergenerational ministry. They discuss what it is, how to do it, and why it is important. This discussion is vital for all congregations and church leaders. 
Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Dr. Mark Blackwelder, longtime professor of Bible at FHU, on understanding the importance and challenges of identity. They discuss retirement, transitions, temptations, and other struggles related to this topic for church leaders. 
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