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In this conversation, Cameron Doolittle and I have a conversation around leading with prayer, getting organizations to not just slap on a prayer before and after a meeting as an after thought, but to actually implement a culture of prayer that produces fruit that is only possible if we abide in the vine. Because if we aren’t praying, we can’t multiply prayer because you can’t multiply by zero. We talk about listening to God, hearing His voice, and following His lead, setting appointments with God, finding rhythms of prayer that we can engage in and the link between giving and prayer. Join us as we learn how to lead with prayer and create organizations and churches that have a prayer culture.

Cameron Doolittle is Co-author of the book, Lead with Prayer, senior advisor to the Maclellan Foundation, executive director of John Mark Comer’s Practicing the Way, and co-founder of Generosity Path. He previously served as an advisor to senators, congressmen, and senior executives at Fortune 500 companies through his consulting firm, since acquired by Gartner. Cameron advises high-impact givers and great ministries. He now consults with organizations that his family loves, including BibleProject, Desiring God with John Piper, Faith Driven Giver with Henry Kaestner, ECFA, Awana, Christianity Today, YoungLife, and others. He served as founding CEO of Jill’s House, a ministry for kids with intellectual disabilities.

Cameron's Book:
Lead with Prayer

Cameron's Recommendations:
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
The Relational Soul
Handbook to Prayer

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Is it better to be a minimalist or materialist? Is it one or the other?

Join us as we explore the transformative insights on the concept of simplicity from John Mark Comer's book, "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.”

Challenge yourself to assess the equation of "more stuff equals more happiness," and consider the profound implications of intentional simplicity for a life focused on what truly matters.

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In this podcast episode, the hosts dive into the topic of fasting, candidly discussing their love-hate relationship with it. 
They share their personal struggles with fasting, including the physical discomfort and the constant temptation to break it, but also the profound spiritual benefits they've experienced during fasting, such as moments of clarity and encounters with God. 
They explore the biblical significance of fasting and its role in the lives of Christians, emphasizing its historical importance in Christianity and how it can be a transformative spiritual discipline. 

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In this episode, Dave & Jeff evaluate whether we need to reconsider our approach to church and its purpose in our lives. 

Is church merely a consumer experience, or should it be a place where both individual growth and the church's calling are equally valued? 

Join the hosts as they explore these questions and encourage a more profound understanding of the role of church in one's spiritual journey.

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In this episode, Jeff and Dave explore a term that often stirs controversy: heresy. 

In this engaging conversation, they dive into the heart of the matter, deciphering what heresy truly signifies and its implications in today's world.

They emphasize the importance of discernment in identifying genuine heresy while fostering constructive conversations in a time marked by heightened reactions.

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In this podcast episode, the hosts delve into the topic of spiritual abuse and how it has become more prevalent in our culture. They discuss the origins of the term "abuse" and how it has been used to describe various forms of trauma. They also touch on how the #MeToo movement has shed light on abuses of power, particularly within religious and church cultures, but also how false accusations could be improperly used to tear down leaders.

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