“In this episode Becky and Derek Johnson sit down with Nate Edwardson, Lead Pastor of The Stirring, a thriving church in Northern California, to get real about scripture. How do we cultivate a personal passion for the Bible? How do we raise a family that values God’s word? Nate calls us to embrace the journey of scripture be it in a place discipline or in a place of desire, because when you are in the word of God, the word of God gets in you.”

“Banning Liebscher sits down with Eugene Cho, the founder and former pastor of Quest Church and founder of One Day’s Wages, a non-profit organization aimed at alleviating global poverty. They discuss the process of being given a dream from the Lord and what it takes to walk that dream out. Eugene encourages us to grow in self-awareness, and to recognize our passions and burdens in order to bring them before the Lord in prayer.”

“Get ready for this special conversation with Jeremy Riddle. Most known as a worship leader and songwriter, Jeremy opens up his heart in this episode allowing us to hear some of his process of discovering true identity in Christ, how to embrace sonship, and stepping into the role of fathering the next generation.”

“As leaders, we are called to serve. This is an important aspect in the life of every leader whether you’re just beginning or you’ve been in leadership for years. Serving positions us for breakthrough, promotion, and fully stepping into what God has for us. In this podcast, we discuss what it looks like to live a life of serving while being in leadership. Guest host, Chris Quilala, also joins us for this topic.”

“Leading in the supernatural is about bringing the Kingdom as leaders wherever we go and whatever God has called us to do. Leadership is not only principles, it is power! We too must lead with the supernatural to offer hope and a life altering encounter with Jesus to the people we influence. Jesus Cultureu2019s Director of Outreach and Conference Speaker, Scott Thompson challenges us with a fresh word about hungering and releasing the supernatural in our lives as leaders.rnrn“

“We are called to be leaders. But in order for us to be the leaders God intends us to be, our root system has to be planted in the word of God. You are positioned in a place of influence to be a voice and carry a message of hope that releases change. If we don’t know what the Bible says we don’t have a clear message. This month we we dive deep into what is looks like to lead from the word.”

“In the midst of the demands of leadership, vision and influencing where you are, what does it look like to lead from a place of rest? Pressure in leadership is real, but it should not define the place you lead from. Jesus modeled this better than anyone. No matter where He was at or what situation He faced, His leadership came from a place of faith and rest. We believe this is a key topic for leaders.rnrnThe Dean’s List:u00a0Go to Christa Black’s blogrn“

“Wisdom is a key ingredient needed in leadership. Proverbs 13:20 says “He who walks with wise men will be wise.” We caught up with several leaders from various areas of society and asked them about the wisdom they wished they would have received when they were young and how they seek wisdom from others. We chatted with David Leach on “Music Spotlight” and talked about his new EP and caught up with actor Richard T. Jones for one of our newest segments “In the Spotlight”.”

“The qualification for leadership is not how many friends you have on Facebook or the number of followers you have on twitter. The number one qualifier for leadership is how well are you leading your family. This episode reveals the heart behind the Jesus Culture Movement. SeaJay, Zack, Becky and Cody talk about the thing that means the most to us, especially during the holiday season u2013 u201cWe want to do family really well, gather friends and go change the world!u201drnrnJesus Culture Sacramento Conferenceu00a0Info:u00a0Take advantage ofu00a0the early bird registration and save some more money for being one of our 23 listeners! Use the coupon code: JCLP and save an additional $10.u00a0To register click here.rnrnu00a0In The Word with Michael Brodeurrnrnwww.pastorscoach.com“

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Banning and Becky speak with Chad Veach, Senior Pastor Of ZOE Church in LA, about his journey of planting ZOE, key foundations that often go unseen, and being on the ground in Los Angeles reaching people with Christu2019s love.
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“In the midst of the demands of leadership, vision and influencing where you are, what does it look like to lead from a place of rest? Pressure in leadership is real, but it should not define the place you lead from. Jesus modeled this better than anyone. No matter where He was at or what situation He faced, His leadership came from a place of faith and rest. We believe this is a key topic for leaders.”

“When you think of leadership most likely words such as strength, confidence and vision come to mind…not weakness. The reality is, embracing your weakness helps you grow as a leader. Your weakness is actually a doorway for God to come into some of the areas you need most as a leader. God puts you in situations you are flat out not strong enough, so that in that place you can experience His strength. We believe embracing your weakness is a key discipline for leaders and we dive into what it looks like this month. We also caught up with new Jesus Culture artists the Klinkenbergs to talk about their new EP “Our Love” and have some very handy Christmas cheer tips for this holiday season.rnrnThe Dean’s List:u00a0Go to Greg Simas’ blogrn“

“The qualification for leadership is not how many friends you have on Facebook or the number of followers you have on twitter. The number one qualifier for leadership is how well are you leading your family. This episode reveals the heart behind the Jesus Culture Movement. SeaJay, Zack, Becky and Cody talk about the thing that means the most to us, especially during the holiday season u2013 u201cWe want to do family really well, gather friends and go change the world!u201drnrnJesus Culture Sacramento Conferenceu00a0Info:u00a0Take advantage ofu00a0the early bird registration and save some more money for being one of our 23 listeners! Use the coupon code: JCLP and save an additional $10.u00a0To register click here.rnrnTo Purchase When Christmas Comes by Kim Walker-Smith click here.”

“As leaders we can encounter the highs and lows between holiday cheer & the holiday blues. In this episode we will focus on how leaders can navigate themselves and others to overcome things that cause us grief and great disappointment.rnrnNEW Segment with Scott Hagan:u00a0For more on Notes 2 Leaders Click HerernrnClick Hereu00a0for more info onu00a0Bryan & Katie Torwaltu2019s Kingdom Come Tour”

“This month we bring our friend, Shawn Bolz, back to the podcast to talk about his personal journey, hearing the voice of God, and what it looks like to truly love people in the midst of their pain. Listen in as we discover some fun facts about Shawn including his love for musical theater!”

“Leading as a light in the midst of darkness requires us to lead from a place of burning passion and love for Jesus. God has always meant for us as leaders to live our lives on display for a dark world. In this episode you will be challenged to lead with your light burning bright so that nothing can hide your love for Him.rnrnIn The Game:rnrnClick Here to Voteu00a0Danielle Viglione for Sports Hall Of FamernrnCheck outu00a0Danielle Viglione’s Sacramento Skills Websitern
Click Here for more info onu00a0Bryan & Katie Torwalt’s Kingdom Come Tour
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“When the Lord gives you vision for your life, that vision requires an unseen foundation. We are all called to bear fruit, but often we want the fruit and vision to be developed right away. The reality is God first wants to develop us and our foundation. God is going to release the vision Heu2019s given you, but it has to land on a foundation that can support it. Whatu2019s most impressive and needed is not what you see with your eyes, but what is below the surface. This episode goes deeper on how we as leaders can embrace building the unseen foundation of character, leadership and intimacy only found in the hidden place.rnrnThe Dean’s List:u00a0Go to Julian Newman’s blogrn“

“When you think of leadership most likely words such as strength, confidence and vision come to mind…not weakness. The reality is, embracing your weakness helps you grow as a leader. Your weakness is actually a doorway for God to come into some of the areas you need most as a leader. God puts you in situations you are flat out not strong enough, so that in that place you can experience His strength. We believe embracing your weakness is a key discipline for leaders and we dive into what it looks like this month. We also caught up with new Jesus Culture artists the Klinkenbergs to talk about their new EP “Our Love” and have some very handy Christmas cheer tips for this holiday season.”

“We believe that God is raising up and sending leaders into every realm of society. Wherever you are at as a leader, God has placed you there to lead and be a part of seeing transformation.u00a0Colossians 1:19-20 says “For it pleasedu00a0the Father thatu00a0in Him all the fullness should dwell, and by Him to reconcile all things to Himself, by Him, whether things on earth or things in heaven, having made peace through the blood of His cross.”u00a0In these next two episodes we talk more about what this looks like. We also caught up with Jake Hamilton for to talk about his new album on u201cMusic Spotlightu201d and NBA player Kyle Corver for u201cIn the Gameu201d.rnrnDeans List:u00a0Go to Sarah Walsh’s Blog“

“As leaders we can encounter the highs and lows between holiday cheer & the holiday blues. In this episode we will focus on how leaders can navigate themselves and others to overcome things that cause us grief and great disappointment.rnrnJesus Culture Sacramento Conferenceu00a0Info:u00a0Take advantage ofu00a0the early bird registration and save some more money for being one of our 23 listeners! Use the coupon code: JCLP and save an additional $10.u00a0Early Bird registration ends November 28th.u00a0To register click here.rnrnrnrn“

In this episode we chat with Alex Seeley, co-founder and a Lead Pastor of The Belonging Co. She shares her faith filled journey relocating her family from Australia to Nashville, TN and the humble beginning of their church in the basement of their home.

In this episode, Banning, Becky, and Phil share their thoughts on this popular topic. They’ll discuss what scripture has to say, give you their insights on how to respond to the debate, and challenge you to walk in love.

Banning sits down to chat with the very inspiring Mark Batterson, Lead Pastor of National Community Church in Washington D.C. He shares about pastoring in the nation’s capital, being involved in the marketplace and gives us an inside look at his new book “Double Blessing: How to Receive It. How to Give It”.

We’re excited this week to give our listeners a deeper insight into why we do this podcast. Banning, Becky and Phil open up about why this show matters to them, what the vision is behind it, and where we are taking it.

Banning sits down with songwriter and worship leader, Jonathan Helser. He shares the history of their school, “The 18 Inch Journey”, and some key insights on leading creative people.

The crew sits down with Josh Kelsey, Pastor of C3 Church in NYC. Josh shares the unique and creative way his team has introduced the Gospel in New York City. By hosting dinner parties throughout the city and inviting people into authentic community, they have created opportunities for people to encounter the transforming love of God.

Banning sits down with Gabe Lyons, the President and Founder of Q Ideas, to talk about the importance of the church answering the questions that our culture is asking.
To find out more about Q visit www.qideas.org.

We sat down with our good friend, Anthony Skinner, Producer of the Typology podcast and Pastor of Worship at Church of the City, to ask him about his process for developing people. Anthony shares some of the practical tools he has found useful, including the Enneagram.

Banning sits down with one of his spiritual fathers and mentor, Bill Johnson, Senior Leader of Bethel Church, author and international speaker. Bill shares about his heart to please the Lord with obedience over ambition, where our success is not measured by numbers but instead is connected to the YES we give to God. We were so challenged and inspired by this conversation and we hope you are too.

In this episode Banning and Becky sit down with Benny Perez, pastor of ChurchLV in Las Vegas. Benny shares his incredible story of the Lord calling him to Vegas, embracing the dreams God gives us, working through betrayal and forgiveness and the journey which develops our character.

“Banning sits down with Brad Lemonick, an author and leadership consultant, who was also the leader of Catalyst, a movement for young leaders, for 12 years. Brad shares his immense wisdom on leadership. Whether youu2019re out front or behind the scenes, how do you build up people, turn your vision into actuality, and stay self-aware?u00a0“

“In this episode Becky and Derek Johnson sit down with Nate Edwardson, Lead Pastor of The Stirring, a thriving church in Northern California, to get real about scripture. How do we cultivate a personal passion for the Bible? How do we raise a family that values God’s word? Nate calls us to embrace the journey of scripture be it in a place discipline or in a place of desire, because when you are in the word of God, the word of God gets in you.”

“Banning Liebscher sits down with Eugene Cho, the founder and former pastor of Quest Church and founder of One Day’s Wages, a non-profit organization aimed at alleviating global poverty. They discuss the process of being given a dream from the Lord and what it takes to walk that dream out. Eugene encourages us to grow in self-awareness, and to recognize our passions and burdens in order to bring them before the Lord in prayer.”

“Get ready for this special conversation with Jeremy Riddle. Most known as a worship leader and songwriter, Jeremy opens up his heart in this episode allowing us to hear some of his process of discovering true identity in Christ, how to embrace sonship, and stepping into the role of fathering the next generation.”

“Banning sits down with Danny Silk, founder of Loving on Purpose, speaker and author of 7 books on leadership, relationships and culture. Danny shares the importance of properly managing authority and fear. He also gives practical tips to grow your self-awareness to build teams that have diverse skillsets to accomplish your vision.”

“Don’t miss this incredible conversation with Rebekah Lyons, co-founder of Q Ideas, speaker and author, whose book YOU ARE FREE was featured on Good Morning America, and more importantly a dedicated mother of four. She takes us on her journey of adoption where obedience and surrender collide in the form of her beautiful daughter, Joy.”

“This episode brings close friend of Jesus Cultureu2019s and phenomenal communicator, Havilah Cunnington, to talk about offense, destiny, the importance of being able to hear the voice of God, her thoughts on women in ministry, the lie that we are u2018running out of timeu2019 and so much more.rnrnHavilah Cunnington has been in full-time ministry for twenty years, and serves as a pastor at Bethel Church. Havilah and her husband, Ben, lead a nonprofit and an online platform called Truth to Table, reaching the world with Bible studies, messages, and lifestyle leadership tools.”

“Don’t miss this incredible conversation where Banning sits down with Co-Founder of WebConnex, Eric Knopf. They dive head first into clear communication, ministry in and out the church, building the culture you want within your team/ministry and protecting your appetite for growth.”

“In this episode we have a conversation with Mo Isom Aiken, NY Times Best Selling author and speaker, who travels the country sharing the Gospel of Jesus in an honest way. She opens up her past including her fatheru2019s suicide, an eating disorder, and a devastating car accident leaving her with a broken neck. Jesus found her in the lowest point and revealed Himself to Mo, changing her life forever.”

“Becky and Derek Johnson, along with Phil Manginelli, interview the one and only Annie F. Downs. Annie opens up about her journey as an author, navigating rejection, following the leading of the Lord, and if that wasnu2019t enough, the group also discusses their experience with the Enneagram.”