Episode 114 | Multiplication Problems and How to Overcome Them w/ Adam Erlichman

Episode 114 | Multiplication Problems and How to Overcome Them w/ Adam Erlichman

In today's episode, we are closing out a three-part series called Next. We’ve been exploring how to proactively and purposefully invest in the leaders around us to maximize their potential and multiply impact within our groups, churches, and communities. In this final conversation of the series, we’re thrilled to welcome Adam Erlichman of Build Groups to the pod. Adam is going to give us his perspective on several of the most common multiplication problems he encounters in his work and how we can work to overcome them.

Episode 113 | Pipelines and Pathways

In today's episode, we are in Part Two of a three-part series called "Next" and we’re going to take another step by talking about what to do practically with those people we identify- specifically, how to create a pathway toward meaningful responsibility that equips others without either underselling or overwhelming them.

Episode 112 | People Worth Watching

In today's episode, we are diving into a brand new series called "Next." Over the next three weeks, we are going to dive into one of the most important, but often challenging, aspects of small group leadership: identifying and developing other leaders around us. We’re going to start the conversation today by talking about how to identify quality candidates for leadership, or as we’re going to call them, “people worth watching.”

Episode 111 | Philippians Chapter 4

In this episode, we are in the fourth and final episode of a series called "Living the Joy-Filled Life." As we conclude today, our focus in Philippians 4 will be primarily on the life of our minds—what we think about, how we think about it, and more.

Episode 110 | Philippians Chapter 3

In today's episode, we are in part three of our series "Living the Joy-filled Life" and we're going to talk about goals, and specifically how the specific goals we strive after in life can either enhance or frustrate our experience of joy.