Time Management and Priority Shifting

It’s time for an introduction.  Rev. Annette Flynn and I are formalizing a relationship to build the Lakelands Institute together.  Annette brings chops to this gig that I’m very excited to share with you.  In this podcast we’ll ramble on about the reign of God, the experience of hair standing up on the back of…

Is it possible to be traumatized vicariously when caring for other people?  Dimple Dhabalia shares the powerful story of her service on the front lines of the refugee crisis and how it led her to her current work, “Roots In The Clouds.”  If you’re feeling burned out, you don’t want to miss this one.

Rev. Todd Young is the rector of an Episcopal parish in Hagerstown, Maryland.  He admits his concerns about celebrating the Eucharist online and discusses how he came to terms with this new online world we’re living in.

A pastor in “Chicken and Timber” country, Jason is a single father of two, a homeschool teacher, and a pastor who serves a congregation that had 130 on Sunday (pre-COVID) to 1,000 online.  Hear his story, his struggles, and his passion for solid production values.

If online worship represents something revolutionary in the life of the Church, it will have to include music.  Amanda Udis-Kessler talks with Steve about how her church in Colorado Springs, CO, promotes congregational singing while online.

Rev. Rachel Cornwell is the pastor at Dumbarton United Methodist Church in the Georgetown community of Washington, DC.  She took this new appointment in July of this year after serving as a fundraising consultant for churches and non-profits.  She quickly adapted to a new set of preaching skills in this time of social distancing, and…