Podcast
Jenn Chenoweth Being a pastor’s kid means everyone knows your family – and everyone has expectations. Jenn Chenoweth lived this reality. As the oldest pastor’s kid, she was always at church, always watched, always expected to be the “perfect daughter.” “I oftentimes felt I was put in positions I wasn’t ready for when …
Jenn Chenoweth: Living in the Spotlight: Navigating the Struggles of Pastor’s Kids Read More »
Handling Fame “The human heart wasn’t built for notoriety.” That’s what counselor Al Andrews told Drew Holcomb after 20 years of working with musicians. For Ellie, the truth about handling fame became painfully real. Ellie Gets Real About: The terrifying thought that hit her during a sold-out show How crowds can become weapons against …
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Reuben Morgan & Ben Fielding What if there’s a biblical practice many of us dismissively chuckle about, that could actually strengthen your leadership and protect your team? In this revealing conversation with CXMMXNS songwriters Reuben Morgan and Ben Fielding, we uncover a spiritual discipline that the Western church has largely abandoned. While most …
The McClures Ever feel like you’re juggling a million things as a worship leader and wondering how to make it all sustainable? Paul & Hannah McClure share their journey of leading worship at Bethel for eight years while balancing touring, family, and team leadership. They get real about the moment Paul stepped down—not from …
The McClures: Is Your Passion Leading You to Burnout? Read More »
Bryan & Katie Torwalt Bryan and Katie Torwalt open up about the tension between natural talent and discipline, sharing how easy it is to coast on talent instead of truly stewarding what God has given us. This honest conversation explores the difference between feeling productive and being fruitful, and how discipline in unexpected areas …
Bryan & Katie Torwalt: “Is Your Talent the Reason You Aren’t Disciplined?” Read More »
Christy Nockels Ever feel like you’re more valued for what you do than who you are? Like you’re just a commodity in your local church? You’re not alone. And honestly—that experience can be incredibly disheartening. Sure, we’d love for leaders to change, but that’s not always realistic. Sometimes the responsibility is on us. …
Christy Nockels: When Leaders Only Value Your Gift (How to Change What You Believe) Read More »
Brooke Ligertwood What if the way you structure your worship sets could actually shape how people relate to God? In this powerful conversation, Brooke Ligertwood reveals the biblical framework she uses for every worship set—whether she’s leading at a massive conference or in a tent with a modest sound system. You’ll discover: The …
Dan Dean What if the greatest worship leaders aren’t the ones with the best voices? Dan Dean from Phillips, Craig & Dean drops a truth bomb that will change how you think about worship leadership forever. After 50 years in ministry—20 as a worship pastor, decades as lead pastor—Dan reveals why the most …
Dan Dean: The Greatest Worship Leaders Aren’t Always the Most Talented Read More »
The Heritage Ever felt that nudge to reach out to someone, share something, or take a step that seemed audacious? Most of us ignore those promptings. But what if you didn’t? In this episode, we sit down with The Heritage—a worship team from a small South Carolina church whose obedience to a simple prompting …
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Jon Reddick What if the hardest season of your life was actually preparing you to lead at a level you didn’t know was in you? In this vulnerable conversation, Jon Reddick opens up about the “fear chatter” that had been stealing his mental space, why he started removing people from his inner circle, …
Jon Reddick: How Family Crisis Made Me a Better Worship Leader Read More »
