shalom

When I walked the Camino de Santiago in 2022, it was something I had been longing to do for years.  After a fairly traumatic experience at a church I'd been serving, the thought of just walking with Jesus for an extended time felt like exactly what I needed.

I walked the Camino together with Jon Huckins, the founder and Director of Journey Home.  In this episode, Jon unpacks why pilgrimmage is so meaningful and how it can help those of us in leadership to be our best selves for the sake of those we're leading, for the world, and for ourselves.


THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• Jon Huckins is founder and Director of Journey Home and is adjunct professor of New Testament at Point Loma Nazarene University.
• Jon Huckins describes the transition to the second half of life as a shift from doing to being and embracing one's identity as deeply loved by God.
• The Camino de Santiago pilgrimage is presented as a crucial tool for self-reflection, challenging external expectations, and engaging spiritual awakening.
• The transition from leading Global Immersion to starting Journey Home reflects Huckins' focus on facilitating societal and individual healing.
• Jon Huckins shares the profound influence the Camino pilgrimage has had on his ministry and his dedication to the work of peacemaking.
• The Camino serves as a means for intentional dislocation to face oneself and the authentic realitiies of life.
• Huckins comments on the distinct challenges faced by pastors and ministry leaders in an era where their conventional roles are questioned.
• Pilgrimage, according to Jon Huckins, is linked to the process of acknowledging and grieving loss, while also confronting the resistance to change in our ministries.
• Becoming second-half-of-life individuals allows for more resilience and a generous, open-hearted approach to leadership.
• Jon Huckins emphasizes the significance of spaces like the Camino for transformation, focusing on experiencing rather than decision-making.
• Jon Huckins highlights the transformative power of being fully present and releasing control, as experienced on the Camino.
• The mission of Journey Home aims to facilitate pilgrimages that act as vehicles for healing and development for leaders.
• Jon Huckins stresses the importance of pilgrimages like the Camino in aiding Christian leaders through their spiritual and emotional development.
• The challenges of ministry require spaces and practices that support healing and rejuvenation.

RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:

• JourneyHome:
  • Website – Journeyhome.info
  • Instagram - @journey_home_pilgrimages
• Books mentioned:
  • Falling Upward, by Richard Rohr
  • Leadership on the Line, by Ronald Heifetz
• Related episodes:
  • Ep 163: You Can’t Be Found if You’re Never Lost, with Steve Carter
  • Ep 112: The Beatitudes and Spiritual Leadership, with Mark Scandrette
• Church leadership Institute
• Global Immersion

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Would your neighborhood even notice if your church ceased to exist?  I imagine that’s a question many of us have thought about.  Maybe you’ve even posed that question to your congregation.

Maybe the question should be, as churches, how do we become more present to our neighborhood.?  That’s what I talk about in this episode with my guest, Tim Soerens, the author of Everywhere You Look: Discovering the Church Right Where You Are.

Tim walks us through his shift from wanting to be a big church pastor to learning what it means to truly embody the Christian narrative in our neighborhoods. And he helps us better understand the concept of a parish and what it means to have a “minimum viable presence” in your community.


THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• Tim Soerens emphasizes the need to listen and understand the specific hopes and dreams God has for both communities and individuals.
• He advises on discerning how to actively address the particular needs and challenges within a neighborhood or parish.
• The conversation delves into determining a parish's boundaries, considering factors like centers of activity, edges, and resident affiliation.
• Soerens notes the complexities in identifying a parish in suburban and rural settings, influenced by architectural designs and local governance.
• Markus Watson discusses the varied needs of communities in serving their neighborhoods effectively.
• Tim Soerens suggests congregations often comprise multiple parishes, sparking discussion on discerning their locations.
• Soerens introduces the idea of a 'minimum viable presence' for church experimentation, akin to the business concept of a 'minimum viable product.'
• He highlights the value of small, experimental initiatives to understand better what works in community outreach.
• The discussion encourages involving others in these small experiments and celebrating the courage it takes to try new approaches.
• They stress the freedom to experiment without the fear of failure, emphasizing that each community requires a tailored approach.
• Soerens recommends starting outreach efforts with curiosity, prayer, and involving others in experimental activities.
• Tim Soerens shares insights into The Parish Collective's mission and upcoming events, inviting listeners to connect.
• He recounts a pivotal interaction with Michael Frost that steered him away from preaching-centric community formation to joining what God is already doing.
• The conversation touches on the formation of The Parish Collective, which encourages congregations to align their ecclesial life around joining God's work.
• Soerens advocates for a vision of the church that transcends Sunday services, focusing instead on being actively involved in God's hopes and dreams for neighborhoods.

RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:

• Parish Collective Website
• Books Mentioned:
  • Everywhere You Look, by Tim Soerens
• Related episodes:
  • Episode 129: Recalibrating the Church Around Jesus, with Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch Episode 185: From Sunday Services to Real Transformation, with E.K. Strawser 
  • Episode 177: Exploring New Forms of Church, with Shannon Kiser
  • Episode 191: Thriving Church Leadership in Uncertain Times, with Heather James

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Matthew 25:31-46 // Ben Beasley

Hell, in the Bible, is not some underground torture chamber. Hell is a place outside the city of the New Jerusalem, that God excludes because he wants to cast out the darkness for the light, to protect from the destruction of the fires of sin, and so the fullness of restoration will remain over destruction. God excludes sin and the powers of hell from his kingdom because of his goodness, and not in spite of his goodness. This ultimate reconciliation with God, this is the dream that we dream for our world. This is also God’s heavenly dream for the world coming to earth. A real hell means there is real news to be shared. There is good news, and that good news is real: Jesus is here to reconcile you back to God. Take him up on it. Reach out, he won’t let you go. 

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://www.bible.com/events/49209492
PRAYER REQUESTS: https://ccefc.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/2509/responses/new

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Guest preacher, Anna Bellum declares good news from Jeremiah 29, inviting us to plant our lives in the places God has us.

Todd Hunter leads Churches for the Sake of Others, a diocese of the Anglican Church in North America, and is the author of What Jesus Intended: Finding True Faith in the Rubble of Bad Religion.

In this episode, Todd Hunter and I discuss “bad religion,” “good religion,” and what it means to be the church God has called us to be. 


THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• Todd discusses "bad religion," referring to church actions that harm people, including sexual and financial scandals and misuse of power.
• He shares personal experiences of witnessing bullying and manipulation within charismatic and Pentecostal circles.
• The conversation explores the historical existence of bad religion and the pursuit of healthy and faithful religion.
• Todd Hunter emphasizes the importance of listening without compromise and using Jesus as an example of engaging with others while staying true to beliefs.
• Churches need to listen, especially to victims, without giving up on fundamental beliefs, to reshape churches towards goodness.
• Markus Watson contrasts Jesus' engagement with marginalized individuals with the church's perceived engagement.
• Todd discusses the need for the church to engage with unique Christian claims while avoiding a privileged and know-it-all attitude.
• He emphasizes the theological meaning of "end" and God's healing the world through his people.
• Todd believes that God's people will rule and reign with him in a renewed heaven and earth.
• He shares insights from Dallas Willard about engaging in conversations with others.
• Christ followers need to have honest conversations with others while remaining grounded in their own beliefs.
• Todd Hunter discusses the negative impact of fear and anxiety and emphasizes the eschatological nature of faith for pastors living in a post-Christendom world.
• It is important to understand the broader intentions of Jesus beyond just dying for salvation.
• Todd Hunter expresses a desire to reintroduce Jesus to people who are disengaged from traditional church practices.
• Churches need to meet people where they are, tailoring church practices to different communities.
• The conversation acknowledges the value of traditional church forms while emphasizing openness to various expressions of faith beyond traditions like house churches.

RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:

• Todd Hunter:
  • www.toddhunter.org
  • www.c4so.org
• Center for Justice and Peace 
• Books mentioned:
  • What Jesus Intended, by Todd Hunter
  • Jesus and the Victory of God, by N.T. Wright
  • A Church Called Tov, by Scot McKnight and Laura Barringer
• Pray as You God
• Fresh Expressions
• Related episodes:
  • Episode 126: A Crisis of Adult Discipleship, with Brian Wallace

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Pastor John Pérez nos comparte: ¡LLEGO LA PAZ! -SHALOM (PT7) Estas en estrés, frustración, depresión, tormentas, y adversidades que están llenando tu vida de CAOS… Pues, [  S H A L O M ! ] 

¡SHALOM! Es más que un saludo… es la Paz de Dios llegando a tu Alama. No es la Falta de problemas, es que en medio de los problemas y “Caos” de la vida, Dios de brinda y te extiende su S H A L O M para que estes completo, solido, bien, y en perfecta paz. 

Recibe, Respira, y Experimenta [Su] Paz.

Oramos que sea de mucha edificación y bendición para sus vidas. 
 !Gracias Por Su Apoyo! 

www.CorderoReno.com   
 
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In this episode, we continue our look at the secret meaning of Shalom. In part 1, we looked at Shalom and what it meant. Today, we'll explore Shalom in the 3 stories of Jesus.

In this second part of our series on the secret meaning of Shalom, we see how Shalom is found in the story of Jesus healing the woman with the issue of blood. By understanding the hidden meaning of this story, we can better understand how to find Shalom in our own lives. Listen to find out more! 

Pastor John Pérez nos comparte: ¡CUANDO MI VIDA ES UN DESASTRE! -SHALOM (PT6) Estas en estrés, frustración, depresión, tormentas, y adversidades que están llenando tu vida de CAOS… Pues, [  S H A L O M ! ]

¡SHALOM! Es más que un saludo… es la Paz de Dios llegando a tu Alama. No es la Falta de problemas, es que en medio de los problemas y “Caos” de la vida, Dios de brinda y te extiende su S H A L O M para que estes completo, solido, bien, y en perfecta paz. 

Recibe, Respira, y Experimenta [Su] Paz.

Oramos que sea de mucha edificación y bendición para sus vidas. 
 !Gracias Por Su Apoyo! 

www.CorderoReno.com   
 
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Jeff Crosby is President and CEO of ECPA, the trade association of Christian pulishers, and the author of The Language of the Soul: Meeting God in the Longings of Our Hearts.

In this episode, I’m speaking with Jeff Crosby about our longings.  We discuss a Portuguese word—saudade—which, according to Jeff, is an untranslatable word that refers to a kind of deep, inner longing that every human feels.

As leaders, it’s so important to recognize our longings.  And it’s even more important to meet God in the midst of our longings.

THIS EPISODES HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• Jeff Crosby is President and CEO of ECPA, the trade association of Christian pulishers, and the author of The Language of the Soul: Meeting God in the Longings of Our Hearts.
• Jeff Crosby discusses the concept of saudade as a deep inner longing and its resonance with spiritual longing and leadership.
• The episode delves into how individuals can recognize signals of disintegration in their lives and the need to center themselves, seeking support from spiritual friends, counselors, or spiritual directors.
• Jeff Crosby and Markus Watson discuss the different dimensions of saudade, involving personal relationships, meaningful work, and a sense of belonging, peace, and safety.
• The structure of the book, focusing on internal, external, and eternal longings, is highlighted, emphasizing the universal nature of yearning in leadership and personal development.
• Jeff discusses the value of saudade and the inner journey of affirming it and finding God's presence, especially in times of loss and change.
• In the context of a changing world and ministry, Jeff Crosby address the impact of loss and the way it affects individuals and their leadership roles.
• Jeff Crosby's book, The Language of the Soul, should be read  slowly,  allowing it to have a deep impact on the soul.
• Jeff and Markus discuss the potential negative effects of pushing down desires in leadership.
• Jeff Crosby’s book is meant to tap into readers' own saudade and prompt reflection on their desires, inspired by the notion that spirituality revolves around handling the pain and hope brought by yearning.
• Jeff Crosby and Markus Watson emphasize the crucial role of of an undivided life in leadership.

RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:

• Jeff Crosby:
  • Evangelical Christian Publishers Association
• Books mentioned:
  • The Language of the Soul, by Jeff Crosby
  • Hinge Moments, by D. Michael Lindsay
• Related Episodes:
  • Episode 96: Crossing Leadership Thresholds, with Jeff Crosby
  • Episode 142: Navigating the 7 Stages of Transition, with D. Michael Lindsay

Get Becoming Leaders of Shalom for free HERE.

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In this episode, we talk with Kyle Morris who is the Lead Pastor of Revive Church in Arvada, CO. We hear about his church's decision to stay where they were and seek the shalom of their neighborhood rather than move to a different (and wealthier) part of the city. 

This decision forced the church to deal with a problem of too much space through the acquisition of a shopping center, and then radically re-thinking how they used all of the space. Rather than starting with needs within the church, they asked questions about needs within the neighborhood. And what they discovered was that their neighborhood needed 1) childcare, 2) workforce development, 3) affordable housing, and 4) new business incubation. 

This process led the church to redevelop the shopping center into an exciting project called The Bridge where they partner with other local organizations to help meet some of the city's identified needs. Kyle talks about the challenges of leading a church while also leading a number of initiatives. He discusses finding a balance between investing in the neighborhood where you live and where your church is located. And, he talks about the challenge of adapting while staying mission focused with changing circumstances. 

Episode Contributors

Kyle Morris, Lead Pastor of Revive Church

Access more Show Notes with pictures and resources related to this episode. 

More information about this podcast and helpful church and urbanism resources can be found on The Embedded Church website.

Related Resources

Revive Church

The Bridge - The shopping center owned by Revive Church that has been revived physically and is home to thriving for-profit and non-profit organizations that are collaborating and working to serve vulnerable families. 

Beyond Home - A nonprofit whose mission is to provide a comprehensive approach for families to become self-sufficient for life

Marsh Collective - A team of consultants that works with leaders, companies, patrons, and developers to help clarify vision for their city, business, or team

Lionheart Children's Academy - A nonprofit Christian organization committed to excellence in early childhood education

CrossPurpose - A non-profit organization abolishing relational, economic, and spiritual poverty through career and community development

Colorado Foundation for Conductive Education - A nonprofit organization that offers an intensive, holistic alternative approach to traditional therapy for individuals with motor disabilities

"Churches Don’t Have to Be Lousy Stewards. Here’s Proof" Story of Revive Church by Amy Sherman and Jacob Baldwin in Common Good Magazine: Issue 11, May  2023

Canoeing in the Mountains by Tod Bolsinger

Art of Neighboring by Jay Pathak and Dave Runyon

Church Unleashed by Frank R. Tillapaugh

Key Terms

- Proximity

- Placemaking

- Affordable Housing

- Shalom

Show Credits

Hosted and Produced by Eric O. Jacobsen and Sara Joy Proppe

Edited by Adam Higgins | Odd Dad Out Voice Productions

Theme Music by Jacob Shaffer

Artwork by Lance Kagey | Rotator Creative

Pastor John Pérez nos comparte: ¡CORRIENDO CANSADO! -SHALOM (PT5)
Estas en estrés, frustración, depresión, tormentas, y adversidades que están llenando tu vida de CAOS… Pues, [  S H A L O M ! ]

¡SHALOM! Es más que un saludo… es la Paz de Dios llegando a tu Alama. No es la Falta de problemas, es que en medio de los problemas y “Caos” de la vida, Dios de brinda y te extiende su S H A L O M para que estes completo, solido, bien, y en perfecta paz. 

Recibe, Respira, y Experimenta [Su] Paz.

Oramos que sea de mucha edificación y bendición para sus vidas. 
 !Gracias Por Su Apoyo! 

www.CorderoReno.com   
 
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Pastor John Pérez nos comparte: EL NUEVO EDÉN -SHALOM (PT4) Estas en estrés, frustración, depresión, tormentas, y adversidades que están llenando tu vida de CAOS… Pues, [  S H A L O M ! ]

¡SHALOM! Es más que un saludo… es la Paz de Dios llegando a tu Alama. No es la Falta de problemas, es que en medio de los problemas y “Caos” de la vida, Dios de brinda y te extiende su S H A L O M para que estes completo, solido, bien, y en perfecta paz.  

Recibe, Respira, y Experimenta [Su] Paz.

Oramos que sea de mucha edificación y bendición para sus vidas. 
 !Gracias Por Su Apoyo! 

www.CorderoReno.com   
 
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In recent years, the conversation around mental health in the United States has gained unprecedented momentum, reflecting a growing awareness and destigmatization of this critical aspect of our well-being. 

This episode from The Revelations Podcast, featuring Jackie Tewes of Flourish Medical, delves into this complex and multifaceted topic, offering a unique perspective that intertwines medical, spiritual, and lifestyle approaches to mental health.

The importance of this discussion cannot be overstated, especially in a society where mental health issues are increasingly prevalent. The United States, like many other countries, faces a significant challenge in addressing the mental health needs of its population. This episode is particularly relevant for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of mental health, those struggling with their own mental health issues, or anyone interested in the intersection of spiritual healing and mental wellness.

By listening to this episode, the audience is invited to explore a holistic approach to mental health[1]. The conversation goes beyond the conventional medical model, emphasizing the significance of spiritual and lifestyle factors in achieving mental well-being. This approach is not only enlightening but also empowering, offering listeners various tools and insights to manage their mental health more effectively.

Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full interview:

1. Discover the multifaceted nature of mental health.
2. Understand the importance of integrating Biblical principles and physical health for comprehensive healing.
3. Be motivated by the personal experiences and spiritual insights shared, offering practical steps for improving mental health.

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Resources

• More from the Revelations Podcast: Website | Instagram | Apple Podcast
• Jackie Tewes: Website
• Bible Verses:
• Romans 12:12
• Philippians 4
• Proverbs 3:7

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Episode Highlights

[7:27] Mental Health from a Biblical Perspective

• Jackie shares her personal struggle with mental health, feeling lost and inhibited without the love of God.
• It is important to understand God's love and perspective on mental health for fullness of life in Christ.
• Medical school graduates focus on prescription medication, neglecting nutrition and exercise for mental health treatment.
• Jackie expresses concerns about over-reliance on prescription medication for mental health issues.

[13:22] Embracing Lifestyle Changes for Mental Health

• It is essential to embrace lifestyle changes to improve mental health.
• People can benefit from altering eating habits, such as making homemade bread with organic ingredients.
• Jackie emphasizes the transformative effects of indulging in simple activities like walking 30 minutes a day and experiencing sunshine.
• Even small, manageable changes in daily habits can contribute to better mental health.

Jackie: "Just as simple as exercise. Like walking 30 minutes a day and putting your face in the sunshine. Start with the easy thing."

[16:09] The Complexity of Mental Health

• Mental health is portrayed as a multifaceted issue, not limited to just hormonal imbalances or environmental factors.
• Reagan and Jackie explored how mental health encompasses spiritual, relational, and environmental aspects.
• It challenges the one-size-fits-all approach to mental health treatment.
• The conversation also acknowledges the unique nature of each individual's mental health journey.
• There is an emphasis on the need for personalized treatment plans that consider all aspects of an individual's life.

[23:02] Toxic Food, Vaccines, and Mental Health in Children

• Jackie shares a story about a young boy with mental health issues, including aggression and threats of bombing a school, which improved after changing his diet to organic food.
• Jackie highlights the impact of toxic exposures on gut health, neurotransmitters, and overall well-being, particularly in children who are constantly exposed to screens and junk food.
• Vaccines are disrupting children's hormones and mental health, with 72 doses in 2018 compared to 5 in 1962.
• Toxic food industry, excessive screen time, and overloading immune system with vaccines are compounding issues affecting children's health.

[31:37] Integrating Spirituality in Mental Health

• The episode delves into the significant role of spirituality in achieving mental wellness.
• Jackie and Reagan discussed how spiritual beliefs and practices can positively impact mental health.
• They encourage their listeners to consider their spiritual health as part of their overall well-being.
• There's a focus on the healing power of faith and prayer in mental health.
• It is important to acknowledge and integrate spiritual needs into mental health care.

Jackie: "Philippians 4 obviously do not worry about anything. Pray about everything. Thank God and ask Him for what you need."

[46:37] Holistic Approach in Healthcare

• The need for a holistic approach in healthcare, especially in mental health, is key.
• Jackie and Reagan’s discussion calls for more healthcare professionals trained to address mental health from multiple angles.
• There are also the limitations of conventional medicine in treating mental health issues.
• Jackie advocates for a treatment approach that considers physical, mental, and spiritual health.
• There's an emphasis on the importance of healthcare providers understanding the interconnectedness of various health aspects.

[51:47] The Power of Prayer and Faith in Healing

• The episode includes that prayer is powerful for healing and guidance in mental health matters.
• It acknowledges the role of faith and spirituality in the healing process.
• The conversation recognizes the transformative power of prayer in overcoming mental health challenges.
• There's a call for divine guidance in expanding holistic health practices.
• Jackie and Reagan reinforce the belief in the healing capabilities of faith and spiritual practices.

Reagan: "I think the prayer is so important, right? Because if we don't spend time with our Creator, we won't know how we were supposed to be."

[58:16] Addressing Mental Health in Modern Society

• Jackie and Reagan revisited the growing challenges of mental health in the context of modern society.
• Jackie points out the negative impacts of the food industry and screen time on mental health.
• They also highlight the need for societal changes to address these emerging mental health challenges.
• Community and support systems in mental health care are important in healing.
• Let’s try our best to improve mental health awareness and treatment in today's world.

About Jackie

Jackie Tewes is the founder and owner of Flourish Medical + Wellness and is a board-certified family nurse practitioner with over 10 years of experience in medicine. She graduated with honors from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and completed her internship at a rural clinic in David City, Nebraska. 

With a family practice background, Jackie has experience in treating most medical conditions, from sinus infections to autoimmune disorders. However, her special interests include wellness, preventative medicine, women’s and men’s health, hormone therapy, and mental health.

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Description: In recent years, the conversation around mental health in the United States has gained unprecedented momentum, reflecting a growing awareness and destigmatization of this critical aspect of our well-being. In this episode, Jackie Teves and Reagan explore a holistic approach to mental health. If you are seeking a deeper understanding of mental health, or struggling with your own mental health issues, or anyone interested in the intersection of spirituality and mental wellness, tune in now.

Pastor John Pérez nos comparte: FLORES EN EL DESIERTO -SHALOM (PT3) Estas en estrés, frustración, depresión, tormentas, y adversidades que están llenando tu vida de CAOS… Pues, [  S H A L O M ! ]

¡SHALOM! Es más que un saludo… es la Paz de Dios llegando a tu Alama. No es la Falta de problemas, es que en medio de los problemas y “Caos” de la vida, Dios de brinda y te extiende su S H A L O M para que estes completo, solido, bien, y en perfecta paz. 

Recibe, Respira, y Experimenta [Su] Paz.

Oramos que sea de mucha edificación y bendición para sus vidas. 
 !Gracias Por Su Apoyo! 

www.CorderoReno.com   
 
Para alcanzar y edificar personas por medio de este ministerio necesitamos de tu apoyo financieramente. Si has sido edificado por favor contribuye a este ministerio para que la Palabra de Dios siga trasformando y edificando vidas. 

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Pastor John Pérez nos comparte: ¡CUANDO EL TOXICO, SOY YO! SHALOM (PT2) Estas en estrés, frustración, depresión, tormentas, y adversidades que están llenando tu vida de CAOS… Pues, [  S H A L O M ! ]

¡SHALOM! Es más que un saludo… es la Paz de Dios llegando a tu Alama. No es la Falta de problemas, es que en medio de los problemas y “Caos” de la vida, Dios de brinda y te extiende su S H A L O M para que estes completo, solido, bien, y en perfecta paz. 

Recibe, Respira, y Experimenta [Su] Paz.

Oramos que sea de mucha edificación y bendición para sus vidas. 
!Gracias Por Su Apoyo! 

www.CorderoReno.com   
 
Para alcanzar y edificar personas por medio de este ministerio necesitamos de tu apoyo financieramente. Si has sido edificado por favor contribuye a este ministerio para que la Palabra de Dios siga trasformando y edificando vidas. 

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Angie Ward is director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Denver Seminary and the author of Uncharted Leadership: 20 Case Studies to Help Ministry Leaders Adapt to Uncertainty.

What if you’ve got a problem and you cannot for the life of you find a solution.  You also can’t find a book that tells you what to do.  And you can’t find an expert to take care of the problem for you.

That's what's called an adaptive challenge and churches are full of adaptive challenges.  And that’s what we’re talking about in this episode with Angie Ward.


THIS EPISODE'S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• Angie Ward is director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Denver Seminary and the author of Uncharted Leadership: 20 Case Studies to Help Ministry Leaders Adapt to Uncertainty.
• Adaptive challenges are the kinds of challenges no one has faced before and for which there are no experts.
• According to Angie Ward, a technical challenge is a challenge for which there is a clear path or solution.
• When there is a gap between espoused values and actual values, that is likely an adaptive challenge.
• Angie Ward points out that unresolved conflict or work avoidance in a church or organization can be an adaptive challenge.
• Angie Ward stresses that emotions can shift a challenge to become more of an adaptive challenge.
• Every change changes everything.
• Adaptive leadership involves both managing people’s distress and giving the work back to the people.
• According to Angie Ward, humility is the most important posture we need to take when navigating adaptive challenges.
• We lead out of who we are, not just what we do.
• When leading adaptively, Angie Ward says that process matters more than outcome.
• Emotional health is key to good leadership.

RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKS:

• Angie Ward:
  • Website – www.angiewardphd.com
  • The Big C Church Podcast
• Books mentioned:
  • Uncharted Leadership, by Angie Ward
  • Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, by Peter Scazzero

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