Jesus Culture Podcast

“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. Colossians 1:19-20 says “For it pleased the Father that in 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.” In 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 “Music Spotlight” and NBA player Kyle Corver for “In the Game”. Deans List: Go to Sarah Walsh’s Blog“

“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. Colossians 1:19-20 says “For it pleased the Father that in 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.” In 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 “Music Spotlight” and NBA player Kyle Corver for “In the Game”. Deans List: Go to Sarah Walsh’s Blog“

“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 develope us and our foundation. God is going to release the vision He’s given you, but it has to land on a foundation that can support it. What’s 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.”

“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 He’s given you, but it has to land on a foundation that can support it. What’s 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. The Dean’s List: Go to Julian Newman’s blogGreg’s Blog“

“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.”

“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. The Dean’s List: Go to Greg Simas’ blogTerry’s Blog“

“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 Dean’s List: Visit Terry Walling’s blogChrista’s Blog“

“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”.”

“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.”

“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. The Dean’s List: Go to Christa Black’s blogRevival Stories“

“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.”

“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. The Dean’s List: Go to Revival Stories“

“How does a leader define long term success? What does it look like to have vision to build as a leader that will impact people you may never see? What if you built and led with the perspective to benefit your childrens children. In this episode we sat down with Kris Vallotton to talk about these very questions. This episode is packed with Rend Collective, Former NBA player Michael Redd and to top it off Kim Walker Smith is back hosting!”

“How does a leader define long term success? What does it look like to have vision to build as a leader that will impact people you may never see? What if you built and led with the perspective to benefit your childrens children. In this episode we sat down with Kris Vallotton to talk about these very questions. This episode is packed with Rend Collective, Former NBA player Michael Redd and to top it off Kim Walker Smith is back hosting! The Dean’s List: Go to the Vision Room“

“As leaders, it’s impossible to follow God unless we know what He is saying. Getting the word of God for your life, your family and your city is an essential part of leadership. In this episode, we dive into what it looks like spiritually and practically to carry of the word of the Lord in our lives.”

“As leaders, it’s impossible to follow God unless we know what He is saying. Getting the word of God for your life, your family and your city is an essential part of leadership. In this episode, we dive into what it looks like spiritually and practically to carry of the word of the Lord in our lives. The Dean’s List: Jeffrey Kunde’s BlogGoins Writer“

“Ambition is a big subject with leaders. As you pursue the call to lead, you can’t let ambition take over and become the reason why you do what you do. The topic of ambition is an intriguing topic that isn’t talked about a lot. We have to learn to balance of dreaming and going after what God has for us yet not letting ambition be the drive and motivation of our lives. In this episode, we interview Senior Pastor of Bethel Church, Bill Johnson who has some amazing insight on this topic.”

“Ambition is a big subject with leaders. As you pursue the call to lead, you can’t let ambition take over and become the reason why you do what you do. The topic of ambition is an intriguing topic that isn’t talked about a lot. We have to learn to balance of dreaming and going after what God has for us yet not letting ambition be the drive and motivation of our lives. In this episode, we interview Senior Pastor of Bethel Church, Bill Johnson who has some amazing insight on this topic. The Dean’s List: Go to Jeff Goins’ Blog“

“Everyone has influence. We often look ahead to increasing our influence or are busy going after the goals and dreams God has given us. The questions is how are you stewarding the influence you have now? We caught up some successful leaders and asked them about what influence is and how they steward it.”

“Everyone has influence. We often look ahead to increasing our influence or are busy going after the goals and dreams God has given us. The questions is how are you stewarding the influence you have now? We caught up some successful leaders and asked them about what influence is and how they steward it. In addition we caught up with Tim Hughes from Worship Central for the “Jesus Culture Music Spotlight” this month. The Dean’s List: Go to Marget Fienberg’s blog.Go to Dean’s blog“