Jonathan Wiggins on Walking with Lions
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Jonathan Wiggins is back! On this episode of the podcast, he and Greg Surratt catch up on what’s happening with the Pastors Collective and The Retreat at Church Creek. They also talk about Jonathan’s new book, Walking with Lions: How to Find True Courage and Enduring Strength Through God-Honoring Relationships, a book about the need for deep and intentional friendships. The reality is that leaders who try to lead alone… don’t lead for long. Jonathan talks about the need for both authenticity and attachment, and the need to be both deeply loved and deeply knowAs leaders, isolation is...
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Ed Stetzer on What's Next for the Church
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Join Pastor Greg Surratt for a fun, fascinating, and wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Ed Stetzer. Their friendship spans two decades, collaborating on mission, church planting, and evangelism. In this conversation, they’ll cover pastoring in our political climate, post-pandemic opportunities for the church, and more. While there’s a pervasive sense that our current situation is unprecedented, in reality, the church has been here before. What happened in 1968 – a time of civil unrest and a pandemic known as The Hong Kong Flu – reveals a lot about what might be ahead for us....
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Sharon Hodde Miller on Calling and Leading
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Many pastors are wrestling with questions about women’s ordination. The question has pressed on minds even more urgently since Easter, when Saddleback Church ordained three women as pastors. On today’s podcast, Greg Surratt sits down with Sharon Hodde Miller to talk about her own journey into ministry, particularly about discovering her teaching gifts and growing into openness about serving as a pastor. Sharon has an MDiv from Duke Divinity and a PhD from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, where she studied issues of women and calling. She’s also the author of two books, Free of Me:...
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John Eldredge on Manhood in a Pandemic Year
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Join author John Eldredge and Greg Surratt for an in-depth conversation about manhood in a pandemic year, how churches can serve men, and the need for brotherhood.
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David French on Polarization and Religious Liberty
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David French joins Greg Surratt to talk about the state of evangelicals in politics, national polarization, and the good news about religious liberty in the United States.
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Jonathan Wiggins
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Jonathan Wiggins is the pastor of Rez Church in Loveland, Colorado. He experienced leadership as a difficult and lonely road. But God reached Jonathan just in time.
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Reflecting on Grief and Healing with Amie Patrick
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On this episode of the podcast, Amie Patrick joins Pastor Greg Surratt and Mike Cosper to reflect on the six months that have passed since Darrin Patrick, co-founder of The Pastors Collective, took his own life.
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Remembering Darrin Patrick
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What can we learn from the loss of our friend?
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Kids in a Fishbowl
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Pastor Greg and Pastor Darrin talk about life for a pastor’s kid on this episode. Everyone has their eyes on the pastor’s kids. They grow up in a fishbowl uncertain about how they should act and behave. It’s hard for them to just be who they are.
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Pastors Need Friends Too
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On Today's episode, Pastor Darrin and Pastor Greg talk about the difficulty and necessity of building real friendships.
info_outlineJohn Eldredge is the bestselling author of many books, including the NY Times bestseller Wild at Heart. He is also president of Wild at Heart, a ministry devoted to helping people discover the heart of God and recover their own hearts in God’s love.
Join Greg Surratt for this rich conversation with John as they talk about the 20th anniversary of Wild at Heart’s publication, the unique challenges that men face in our culture, and ways that churches can best serve the men in their congregations. It’s an especially important conversation as we enter the second year of the pandemic, as men face deeper temptations of suicide, anxiety, and depression.
At the heart of the masculine journey is a call to courage – one as urgent for boys as it is for men. John’s work is an invitation to embrace that call and find that as men step into it, they’ll find themselves drawing near to the heart of God.
To learn more about John’s ministry, visit www.wildatheart.org.
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