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New Episodes Every Sunday Honest movie reviews, and discussions on anything relevant in the movie industry. We will also cover trailers, upcoming projects or movies in development, rumors, actors, old school must see flicks, themed genre episodes, sprinkled with some general banter/rants. Welcome to our Podcast! "RetroFuture Clean" by Kevin MacLeod CC License www.incompetech.com
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Expanding God's Kingdom was never meant to be accomplished by one solitary church leader. We were gifted differently to work alongside each other and accomplish more together than we ever could on our own. Newbreed Training's Team Leadership Podcast is designed to help activate and equip your team to be the spiritual powerhouse God intended.
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In recent years, bullying and callused leadership has gotten the spotlight, but is it possible to swing the pendulum too far in the other direction? Can leaders be too nice? Peyton and Barry think so! You still need to be able to handle conflict and the difficulties of people who are still being transformed into the image of Jesus.…
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When we stray too far into being people-oriented, we run the risk of dysfunction and not getting enough done through our organizations. Yet if we go too far towards being task-oriented, our team members end up just being numbers that show up for work. We use people to accomplish tasks. But why do we think that being task-oriented and people-oriente…
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Without innovation and creativity, a church will die because it will fail to keep up with a changing world. Even though God doesn't change, the way his church interacts with the rest of the world does need to at some level. Together, Peyton, Andrea, and Barry talk about how to remove obstacles and fear from team dynamics that make it difficult for …
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Discipleship isn't just about personally following Jesus, it's both relational and interactive. Everyone on your team should be discipled and discipling others - that's how you can begin to catalyze a culture of discipleship in your church. So in this episode, Peyton Jones flies solo and talks about how to disciple others well in the context of tea…
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Ministry isn't about using people to acheive your objectives, it's about empowering others and helping them be better so that everyone can fulfill God's mission. Mentoring and coaching then are part of a healthy team and in this episode, Peyton, Andrea, and Barry talk about how to create a culture that facilitates mentoring naturally.…
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Each one of us is an interim leader, which means we need to spend some time focusing on developing other leaders, both to replace us and to go beyond what we're currently doing. But talking about leadership development is the easy part. It's much more difficult to actually identify and develop leaders. Peyton, Andrea, and Barry get practical in thi…
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Remote work is becoming increasingly common, and while it opens up opportunities for many people, it also presents unique challenges when you're leading a virtual team. Face-to-face leadership varies in signficant ways from digital leadership, so it's important to play by the new rules of the game. Peyton, Andrea, and Barry discuss how to keep your…
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Leadership teams lead together, but that can be challenging when everyone has a different style of leadership. Join Peyton, Andrea, and Barry as they talk about what the different leadership styles are, what motivates them, and the pros and cons of each. When you understand where both yourself and others are coming from, you can more easily find a …
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Change is the only constant in a church plant, so you'd better learn how to lead people through it well. Peyton, Andrea, and Barry talk about how to get buy in and make sure people are heard while you're leading them through change. They also discuss how to work with people who won't agree with you and how not to get bogged down by the 1-2% of peop…
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Léonce Crump, pastor of Renovation Church in Atlanta and former NFL player for the Saints joins Peyton Jones on the Team Leadership Podcast to unpack his new book The Resilience Factor: A Step-by-Step Guide to Catalyze an Unbreakable Team. COVID exposed the weaknesses and fragility of church teams and structures as ministers quit and churches close…
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Many leaders don't consider the role that emotional intelligence plays in ministry and on leadership teams. It's an unseen dimension that we aren't trained on or aware of. However, as Peyton and Barry point out in this episode, it's critical to the health of a team. Low emotional intelligence manifests itself through immaturity, insecurity, and a l…
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Trust takes months and years to build, but can be lost in a moment. That's why you have to constantly be aware of your words and actions...are they cotinuing to build trust among your team? You don't graduate from building trust. In this episode, Peyton and Andrea talk about how to extend trust to your team by letting people take ownership, how to …
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Could anything be more frustrating that an awesome, capable, healthy, enthusiastic team that can't get anything done because of poor communication? Don't let that happen to your team. Listen in as Peyton, Andrea, and Barry talk about things like being open to questions, repetition, active listening, and the importance of being aware that a message …
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Times have changed and Gen Z wants to engage in their faith and community in different ways. Chestly Lunday talks with Peyton Jones in this episode about what the newest research tells us when it comes to discipling and empowering Gen Z. They discuss hybrid approaches, accessibility, and how to reach the unreached. Check out Chestly's resources at …
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One of the most challenging aspects of ministry leadership is knowing what God's plan is for you and your team. Brittany Ann, founder of Equipping Godly Women, shares how you can identify your gifts and the gifts of others in this podcast. In addition, she discusses with Peyton and Andrea what you can do to create opportunities for people within yo…
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Peyton, Andrea, and Barry have served on many teams, some of them good, and some of them not so much. In this episode, they discuss some of the best teams that they've been a part of and what made them a great experience. From collaboration to communication and from trust to laughter, find out what you can do to create a great team culture.…
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It's often difficult to extend trust to others who do things differently than you. Will they mess up? Have I trained them well enough? Are they ready for this responsibility? The reality is, people are going to make mistakes – that's how they learn and improve. But finding the fine line between giving people enough freedom to make minor mistakes wh…
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Scripture is meant to be a tool for encouragement and inspiration. Something that you can use to cheer people on...not a weapon to bludgeon someone with or make them feel guilty. To avoid misusing scripture, Peyton, Andrea, and Barry talk about how you can cultivate a heart of humility, realizing that you don't have everything figured out, and you …
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We're excited to announce that NewBreed's resources are being used in nearly 50 countries around the world! Peyton Jones shares, in this special message, where NewBreed is making an impact and how you can be a part. For $25/month, you can help us train an indigenous missionary. As an added bonus, any new donors that sign up during December at $25/m…
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When people encounter your church, they should encounter a community full of grace. Too often churches are known for what they're against and for telling people how to behave. Then, when people don't behave as expected, they either hide their true feelings and actions in order to remain, or they leave. But in a Jesus-centered, grace-filled church, …
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One reason you need a healthy leadership team in place is to ensure accountability and to be able to protect the victims of any sort of abuse in the church. Often, churches err on the side of protecting a leader instead of protecting a victim, with disastrous consequences. Join Peyton and Barry as they discuss how to navigate difficult situations a…
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It's easy to get defensive and dismiss the criticism of others. Whether it's from anger, insecurity or embarrassment, we often find ways to justify our decisions and behaviors that were out of line. In this episode, Peyton, Andrea, and Barry discuss how to humbly receive correction from others and accept responsibility for our decisions. In doing s…
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As a closed country, Iran is a particularly difficult place to plant churches, but Nathan Rostampour has helped spark 20 secret house churches that empower new believers and continue to multiply. In this podcast, Nathan shares what it looks like to plant house churches in Iran, why discipleship is the critical engine for multiplication, and how the…
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Rob Wegner joins Peyton Jones on this week's episode to talk about what a Starfish organization is and why church leaders need to a more decentralized, servant leadership posture. He gives some practical tips for teams that want to plant starfish churches and shares his own personal journey of repentance that led him to this conviction.…
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Jesus modeled servant leadership for his disciples and then instructed them to lead like he did. But sometimes we make leadership a status symbol instead of a holy responsibility. Join Peyton, Andrea, and Barry as they discuss what Biblical servant leadership looks like. Together, they share stories of ministers that made an impact on their lives a…
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Christian leadership should be servant leadership – Jesus made that clear when he washed the disciples' feet. In many churches though, a culture of elitism develops amid Sunday morning productions and mid-week closed door meetings. Members of the church gradually begin to think of leaders as set apart and holier than themselves. Join Peyton, Andrea…
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Not all leadership teams are healthy and life-giving. Unfortunately, some are abusive and you need to stay as far away from them as possible. This episode begins to lay out some of the warning signs that your leadership team is abusive, such as being unnecessarily secretive or unable to hear constructive criticism.…
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Most Christians in North America are more familiar with a form of church leadership that sees solo leaders attempt to manage ministry by themselves, retaining all of the most important decisions. After someone is used to that, it's very difficult to transition to a team leadership structure where decisions and direction for the ministry is shared. …
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Neil Cole is one of the most experienced movement leaders around and in this episode he shares what he's learned about planting a movement of microchurches and how how we need to recover essential functions of the APEST to see multiplication. Join Neil and Peyton Jones for an exciting conversation that will drive you to pause and resasses how the C…
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The role of men in leadership is being revaluated in the midst of abuse and scandal. Yet these are difficult waters to tread. How do we tell the difference between healthy and toxic masculinity? How should men and women relate to each other in a team leadership setting? Peyton, Andrea, and Barry address these issues and more in the latest edition o…
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Preaching is serious business and has stirred up more than a few arguments about its purpose and the way it's to be handled. While some leaders favor expositional approaches, others preach from burdens or pressing issues more regularly. As Peyton Jones and Barry Waters discuss in this episode, there's more than one right way to preach, depending on…
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Even in the most egalitarian churches, women can easily be excluded from leadership and other ministry opportunities. Oftentimes, we fail to recognize and address the way that women have been socialized differently by our culture and churches to take a back seat. In this episode, Peyton and Andrea Jones interview Dr. Susan Harris Howell on what gen…
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Peyton Jones and Barry Waters have led in APEST ministry structures for years to the point where anything else almost seems foreign. Yet this is not the norm for most churches. In this episode, they discuss whether someone can move back into non-APEST systems after being sold out to that paradigm for so long or whether it "ruins" you for team leade…
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God has wired our brains in incredibly beautiful and surpirising ways. Understanding how he has designed the ways we think and relate to each other is an important part of leading as a team, so Peyton and Andrea Jones sit down with neuroscientist and ministry leader Jessie Cruickshank to crack open how the brain affects team leadership.…
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One of the most important questions when it comes to team leadership is: how do you divide the labor? It's easy when there's a single person at the top, but how do you decide who does what when there's a leadership team? Peyton and Andrea Jones discuss what it looks like for Apostles and Prophets in the first of two parts on this topic.…
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