New Churches Q&A Podcast with Daniel Im, Ed Stetzer, and Todd Adkins
Summary: Join Daniel Im, Ed Stetzer, and Todd Adkins as they answer your church planting, multisite, multiplying, leadership development, and discipleship questions. This is what the New Churches Q&A Podcast is all about: practical answers to your real ministry questions. Through this show, we will help you in your ministry context. We aren’t going to provide lofty pie-in-the-sky theories. Instead, we are going to help you in your real ministry context, with your real thoughts, questions, and issues. Every show, we'll play a voicemail of one of your questions, and then strive to help you as best as we can, by answering your question on this show. On the right hand side of NewChurches.com, you’ll see a bar that says, “Send Voicemail.” If you're on your computer, click that button and begin recording your question right away. If you're on a phone or a tablet, then go to www.speakpipe.com/NewChurches to download the app and record your message. When you’re recording, introduce yourself and your context in about 15 seconds, and then record your question for 30 seconds. We look forward to answering your questions!
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Podcasts:
Daniel and Todd discuss navigating how to transition from a broadcast campus to a satellite campus and vice versa
Daniel and Ed discuss convert growth and developing a deep and abiding passion for evangelism in your church community.
Daniel and Todd discuss shared spaces for multisite churches.
Church mergers are not a good thing or a bad thing, they are a different thing.
When starting your fourth campus, your strategy may change, but your vision and values should stay the same.
If you got pushed out of your last church, and you decided to start another church in the same community, that's not church planting. That's a church split.
Discipleship is all about development as you go.
How should you respond to important moral issues happening in culture?
Daniel and Todd debate whether going full-time or part-time bivocational is more beneficial to your church.
In a world that is balkanizing, what does it look like to have a universal mission?
Contextualization begins with understanding the culture and desperately wanting to reach it with the gospel.
What should your focus be when starting off as a bivocational church planter?
Bivocational ministry is not about doing two things poorly. It's about leveraging all your life into one calling.
You can't really engage a community well unless you deeply love a community and its people.
The more ownership that exists within campuses, the more effectiveness, drive, and passion you will see emerge.
