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Welcome to a special episode of our podcast, where singer, songwriter, and band leader Mark Hall from Casting Crowns sits down with host Rick Altizer to share insights into his remarkable journey in the music industry and his life as a youth group leader. With over two decades of experience with Casting Crowns, Mark's story is one of dedication, faith, and unwavering commitment.

In this engaging and transparent conversation, Mark opens up about the joys and challenges of his ministry, providing listeners with a glimpse into the heart of Casting Crowns. The discussion is not only fun and insightful but also deeply Christ-focused, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of faith and music.

Discover the behind-the-scenes magic that has fueled Casting Crowns' lasting impact as they celebrate over 20 years in the industry. Mark's humility and godly approach to life shine through, making this interview both uplifting and relatable.

But that's not all—Casting Crowns is taking their ministry to the big screen with the release of a new film, "Home By Sunday." Join Casting Crowns as they explore the mission and mindset that have propelled the band forward, touching lives and hearts along the way. Get an exclusive look behind the scenes and witness the passion that has kept this band going strong for the past two decades.

Don't miss the opportunity to experience Casting Crowns like never before. "Home By Sunday" will be screening in theaters for one night only on Thursday, November 28th.

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Are our future leaders really ready to lead? Not if they have missed out on their greatest asset - the knowledge of those that paved the way.

Here you'll learn why honoring and learning from the wisdom of senior leaders in ministry or other organizations is imperative when the next generation is preparing to take a seat of leadership.

 There's a common misconception that younger generations have more insight and is more up to date, while the older generation is often seen as resistant to change.

As ministers, staff members and pastor's kids, Christopher Alessi and his sister Stephanie Muiña discuss the importance of the next  generation partnering with and learning from the older generation, recognizing their wisdom and honoring their contributions.

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In this episode of the No Neutral Moments podcast, the host welcomes Joshua Norman, a former football player, to discuss his journey from high school to college football, his NFL career, and his post-football endeavors. During the interview, they discuss the rigorous process of being drafted by an NFL team, Norman's high school football career, his recruitment to colleges and ultimately choosing to attend the University of Oklahoma. They also delve into the early days of the football program under Coach Bob Stoops, including the intense training and expectations set by strength coach Jerry Schmidt that eventually led to their national championship win.

Norman also shares his experience transitioning from running back to tight end and his struggles with injuries, bouncing around teams, and eventually deciding to focus on music ministry and a program called SOUL Mission that focuses on building players spiritually and mentally. They discuss the impact of the program on players and the importance of having support from coaches, administration, and nutrition staff.

The interview also covers a book written by Josh called "From the Field to the Firm," which emphasizes the importance of leadership skills and the need to create a culture that values growth and performance. They discuss the importance of small meetings, face-to-face engagement, accountability, and the need to live in the present moment.

Overall, the interview offers valuable insights into the world of football and the importance of building players' character off the field. It is a reminder that there are no neutral moments in life, and that success is achieved through hard work, dedication, and living in the present moment.

Episode 53: The talented Stephen Brewster, with the Harmony Group, sits down with Logan for a conversation around creating worship albums. Stephen is a renowned music partner who has worked with River Valley and so many others, and is very well versed in the music industry. As he discusses what makes a great worship song, and the process that comes with writing and producing, ask God what He wants you to do with your own worship ministry!

When The Salvation Army began in London, England, Salvationists faced opposition from various groups—including one called the Skeleton Army. 

The dramatic true story of the conflict between the Skeletons and the Salvationists comes to life in a new musical called "Skeleton Army," which will make its Canadian debut at The Salvation Army’s INSPIRE Conference and Congress this summer. 

On this episode of the podcast, Kathryn and Kyle Higgins, the stars of Skeleton Army, give us a behind the scenes look.

Visit Salvationist.ca/Inspire to learn more about the INSPIRE Conference and Congress, taking place in Toronto from June 26-July 2.

This week, Joel and Terell are joined by Professor Hofstram. They dive into the different opportunities that students have with a degree in music, the different tracks Warner offers, and what some Alumni are doing now.

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Join us today for an inspiring story from Brian and Jennie Williamson. Brian and Jennie have students here at NorthStar and have an incredible Christian music ministry. Listen as they share the heartache that led them to each other and the beautiful testimony that they have in using their God-given talents to further the gospel. 

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Pulling up a YES! Billboard charting artist Kim Person shares what led her to pursue a career in music, the things that inspire her, and how pursuing your gifts can lead to a life of joy & happiness.  An award-winning vocalist, Kim is setting the standard & making a difference in the lives of others through her music ministry.

For more information on Kim Person:
https://kimpersontheartist.com

Kim Person on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Eg7DqU4wK8ZzlaqgnZlGB?autoplay=true

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Please join MJ w/Pastor Anthony & Lady Brytish as they give more powerful insight on the topic of praise and worship. Worship Leaders & Praise teams if you are ready to take your ministry to the next level this episode is for you!

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Stephanie Fuson describes her experiences of following the prompting of the Holy Spirit to reach out to others with the love and compassion of God. She challenges us to obey God and discover the blessings that follow.

In this episode we dive into the culture of Vox music. 

Vox Music ministry is such a blessing to our community. During this episode Joey and Stef talk about the humble beginnings all the way through the life worships nights. We get an inside look through the lense of our worship directors. 

Do you remember the songs that have transformed your life? The songs that have met you on dark days and carried you to brighter seasons? Music's power to heal and encourage is universal, but today Londiwe Dlamini is sharing stories of music empowering youth in Eswatini.

Londiwe is the Music Ministry Leader and spends her time mentoring the most vulnerable children in Eswatini's CarePoint communities. Part of her work includes discovering and unlocking children's potential and helping them to translate that potential from music to other aspects of their lives.

Londiwe leads from a place of understanding. In this month's episode, she shares how discovering her voice in the midst of a difficult childhood transformed her life. It's impossible to miss her passion for her work, and this episode is FULL of stories of hope.

Host Ariana Evans and Miranda Dolive discuss what it means to be a woman called to ministry in the church while also parenting 3 young kids. Miranda is the Music Minister for First Christian Church - Disciples of Christ in Longview TX. We talk origin story, how she came to be in ministry, creativity, teaching music, and the village of people who surround their family in this season and what is coming for their family, as well as a smattering of Texas facts.