Jesus Culture Podcast

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 Culture’s 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.  

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 Culture’s 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. Also, the JC Podcast team takes some time to share their thoughts and hearts surrounding the current issues in our nation and world. As leaders we must know the times and understand what we must do. We cannot keep silent and distance ourselves from having uncomfortable conversations and addressing troubling events. Leadership comes with the responsibility to provide solutions for a world that is in turmoil. The Dean’s List: Check out Derek and Julie Olson

Leadership requires a tremendous amount of courage and faith. As influencers we are called to lead from a place of faith.We often want faith to come from seeing the end result or what we need to do or what things will look like, but “Faith comes by hearing…” and hearing happens in a place of intimacy. This month we caught up with Russell Evans from Planetshakers to talk more about what it looks like to lead from a place of faith. We believe that God wants to give you faith for every area of your life.

Leadership requires a tremendous amount of courage and faith. As influencers we are called to lead from a place of faith.We often want faith to come from seeing the end result or what we need to do or what things will look like, but “Faith comes by hearing…” and hearing happens in a place of intimacy. This month we caught up with Russell Evans from Planetshakers to talk more about what it looks like to lead from a place of faith. We believe that God wants to give you faith for every area of your life. The Dean’s List: Ian McIntosh TV

As leaders we can often spend more of our time finding the things that are wrong instead focusing on what is going right. Leading from a place of gratitude is a simple act that can release hope, bring perspective, displace anxiety and shift the atmosphere in your life and over those you are leading. But grateful spirit is something that has to be cultivated and done deliberately. This episode the #JCLP team dives into the topic of “Leading From Gratitude”. We even interviewed Dr. Heather Ridnour who unpacks some studies about the science of gratitude. We also caught up with Major League baseball player Jeremy Affeldt of the San Francisco Giants for “In the Game” and this month “Becky’s Book Nook” is back. In The Game Resources: Jeremy Affeldt’s Book: To Stir a Movement Jeremy Affeldt’s Blog: Jeremy Affeldt | Life, Justice, and Major League Baseball

As leaders we can often spend more of our time finding the things that are wrong instead focusing on what is going right. Leading from a place of gratitude is a simple act that can release hope, bring perspective, displace anxiety and shift the atmosphere in your life and over those you are leading. But grateful spirit is something that has to be cultivated and done deliberately. This episode the #JCLP team dives into the topic of “Leading From Gratitude”. We even interviewed Dr. Heather Ridnour who unpacks some studies about the science of gratitude. We also caught up with Daniel Bashta for “Music Spotlight”. The Dean’s List: Think Christian Collaborative Digital Magazine

The JCLP just turned two years old this month. To celebrate we did two special Q&A episodes taking leadership questions from all our faithful podcasters. To top it off we gave away a bunch of free stuff. Listen to clips some of our favorite “Music Spotlight” and “In the Game” segments, fun facts and some great questions and answers to what the #JCLP podcasters sent in. It’s been an amazing two years and we are looking forward to the many more ahead.

The JCLP just turned two years old this month. To celebrate we did two special Q&A episodes taking leadership questions from all our faithful podcasters. To top it off we gave away a bunch of free stuff. Listen to clips some of our favorite “Music Spotlight” and “In the Game” segments, fun facts and some great questions and answers to what the #JCLP podcasters sent in. It’s been an amazing two years and we are looking forward to the many more ahead. The Dean’s List: Rachel Cruz

Can a city be saved in a day? We believe God’s heart burns for cities…He has a promise for your city…a purpose for your city. Join us as we believe for cities to be transformed by His presence and power. This episode looks closer at what our role as leaders play in seeing cities transformed. It is our prayer that you are filled with faith and hope for your city and where God has placed you after listening to this episode. That things around you would change because you dared to believe and go beyond the ordinary and the common to release a greater measure of faith for your city! We also caught up with Kari Jobe to talk about her newest project and also had our friend and UK Jesus Culture Director as a guest host this month. Download Kris’ Message Here

Can a city be saved in a day? We believe God’s heart burns for cities…He has a promise for your city…a purpose for your city. Join us as we believe for cities to be transformed by His presence and power. This episode looks closer at what our role as leaders play in seeing cities transformed. It is our prayer that you are filled with faith and hope for your city and where God has placed you after listening to this episode. That things around you would change because you dared to believe and go beyond the ordinary and the common to release a greater measure of faith for your city! We also caught up with Kari Jobe to talk about her newest project and also had our friend and UK Jesus Culture Director as a guest host this month. Download Kris’ Message Here The Dean’s List: Check out Leading In These Times and the ACTS Group

What does it look like to lead when things are hard? What do you hold on to and where do you get strength? As a leader you don’t have the option of taking a break from leading when you’re going through something challenging. Walking through storms is part of life. This month on the JCLP we dive in to the topic of “Leading in Hardship”. It gets even better because…some of the Jesus Culture ladies took over hosting these episodes. Kim Walker Smith, Becky Johnson, Seajay Liebscher and Sheri Silk kicked out the guys and brought some amazing perspective, truth and spunk to what they are now affectionately renaming the JCLP as the “Jesus Culture Ladies Podcast”. There’s a a message clip from Kim, Becky caught up with Katie Torwalt for “Music Spotlight” and a there’s whole new twist on the JCLP that you DO NOT want to miss.

What does it look like to lead when things are hard? What do you hold on to and where do you get strength? As a leader you don’t have the option of taking a break from leading when you’re going through something challenging. Walking through storms is part of life. This month on the JCLP we dive in to the topic of “Leading in Hardship”. It gets even better because…some of the Jesus Culture ladies took over hosting these episodes. Kim Walker Smith, Becky Johnson, Seajay Liebscher and Sheri Silk kicked out the guys and brought some amazing perspective, truth and spunk to what they are now affectionately renaming the JCLP as the “Jesus Culture Ladies Podcast”. There’s a a message clip from Kim, Becky caught up with Katie Torwalt for “Music Spotlight” and a there’s whole new twist on the JCLP that you DO NOT want to miss. Download Kim’s message here The Dean’s List: Check out the “GirlsUsingTheirStrengths” blog

Leaders are people of prayer.  When you look throughout history great leaders are those who carry a heart of intercession. You won’t last and and lead effectively in the Kingdom of God without a lifestyle of prayer. In fact, it’s less of an option and more of a mandate for each of us. Prayer is not born of gifting, but is found in the secret place.  We are dependant on God and prayer is our life source and a secret weapon. In this JCLP episode we caught up with Lou Engle to talk about the importance of prayer in a leader’s life.  We also got a chance to chat with Scotty Wilbekin of the Florida Gators.  

Leaders are people of prayer.  When you look throughout history great leaders are those who carry a heart of intercession. You won’t last and and lead effectively in the Kingdom of God without a lifestyle of prayer. In fact, it’s less of an option and more of a mandate for each of us. Prayer is not born of gifting, but is found in the secret place.  We are dependant on God and prayer is our life source and a secret weapon. In this JCLP episode we caught up with Lou Engle to talk about the importance of prayer in a leader’s life.  We also took a few minutes to chat with Lucas Hogg about the latest Jesus Culture project. Deans List: Go to Andy Byrd’s site

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