Willamette Network Podcast
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Hosted by Andrew Hansen, the Willamette Network Podcast brings a unique perspective on leadership topics by inviting new voices from in and outside the Church to help us navigate life and ministry in a season that’s required us to be more nimble than ever. Join us and discover practical insights on how you can activate your church, your teams, and yourself in pursuit of fulfilling the Great Commission.
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When change and transition feel constant during this pandemic season, how can we best lead ourselves? Justin Keller, branding expert and host of the Fight for Brilliance Podcast, joins us to talk about the role conviction and confidence play in helping us find rest and in creating space.
With in-person gatherings becoming more frequent, how and why are digital rhythms for discipleship needed as we continue through the pandemic and beyond? Word Made Digital podcast host, Joanna la Fleur, joins us today to explain why balance is for gymnasts, rhythms are for disciples, and how we can lead others and ourselves in this online.
As we continue navigate gatherings in both physical and digital environments, what questions should we be asking about technology investment? Today we’re joined by Van Metschke, seasoned church production leader and AVL expert. We’ll look at this question, along with some important considerations when leading production volunteers and staff.
Navigating change in the Church can be complicated – especially as we encounter false ideas and assumptions from those who may be struggling with it. Jon Furman, lead pastor of Beaverton Christian Church, joins us today to talk about some practical ways to approach these conversations.
The last year and a half has seen significant social unrest, and with it, challenging conversations around racism, biblical justice, and more. In an increasingly tense world – both in-person and online – what does it mean to engage with empathy and care? Writer and creative Charaia Callabrass shares some first steps leaders can take to help their congregations navigate a nuanced world with uncommon humility.
Cultivating community online requires far more than simply streaming your service and hoping for folks to engage in the chat box – but what are some ways to even begin? Church communications expert Katie Allred processes through this question with us and shares about some new opportunities for your church that utilize classic ministry approaches proven to work.
As the Church continues to navigate a pandemic while balancing in-person and online discipleship, where can and should church leaders draw inspiration? We interview creative consultant Jordan Chesbrough about innovation with our specific church community in mind, and how that can clarify the path forward whether you’re a staff of one or managing many.
A first glimpse at the Willamette Network Podcast launching July 2021.
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