Mark Batterson

Mark Batterson, lead pastor of National Community Church in Washington, D.C., revolutionizes church funding with his innovative strategies. He shares how his church grew from just 29 people to owning valuable properties, like coffee houses, in a competitive market. The conversation dives into the gradual yet sudden nature of success, exploring adaptable leadership and community engagement. Batterson also emphasizes the importance of faith in navigating challenges, especially amid political unrest, while celebrating everyday miracles and the journey of growth.

Mark Batterson, Lead Pastor at National Community Church and bestselling author, joins to discuss groundbreaking leadership insights. He shares his five-level framework that helped him read 3,000 books and emphasizes the need for continuous learning. The importance of mentorship and emotional intelligence is highlighted, alongside the power of seeing everyday events as miracles. Batterson also reflects on long-term commitment in leadership, urging listeners to focus on character development and the journey rather than just outcomes.

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In this episode, authors Mark Batterson (Win the Day and Do it for a Day) and Jordan Raynor (Redeeming Your Time) discuss:The difference between busyness and hurryHow a Time Budget can help you hurry less and accomplish moreHow Mark and Jordan structure their Time Budgets to embrace busyness, eliminate hurry, and eat frogsWant to go deeper on these topics? Pick-up a copy of Mark's books (Win the Day and Do it for a Day) and Jordan's (Redeeming Your Time).Download Jordan's personal "Time Budget template" here

Join prolific author and lead pastor Mark Batterson as he shares his remarkable journey of overcoming challenges, including severe asthma, to run marathons and write 25 books. He emphasizes the importance of emotional health, mentorship, and the balance between faith and entrepreneurship in leadership. Mark discusses integrating ministry with marketplace strategies to boost community engagement and highlights the essence of personal integrity in culinary leadership. His insights inspire aspiring leaders to dream big while staying grounded.

In this episode, authors Mark Batterson (Win the Day and Do it for a Day) and Jordan Raynor (Redeeming Your Time) discuss:Why the gospel of Jesus Christ is our ultimate source of rest and ambition How that truth leads us to get serious about redeeming our time and winning the day Why time in God’s Word is the keystone habit of time management—and what this habit looks like practically for both Mark and JordanWant to go deeper on these topics? Pick-up a copy of Mark's books (Win the Day and Do it for a Day) and Jordan's (Redeeming Your Time).

Mark Batterson, a renowned pastor and bestselling author, shares his insights on the art of storytelling. He emphasizes the importance of authentic communication and how personal stories resonate more than mere concepts. Mark discusses finding purpose and creativity in work, detailing the challenges of originality and the dedication needed for writing. He highlights the value of humility in leadership and mentorship, encouraging lifelong learning. The conversation is a treasure trove for aspiring writers and leaders, inspiring them to embrace their unique journeys.

Mark Batterson, a New York Times bestselling author and Lead Pastor at National Community Church, dives into the synergy between faith and work. He discusses the concept of a "personal Mount Rushmore" to inspire creativity. Mark emphasizes the joy and playfulness in the workplace, highlighting how a sense of wonder can deepen our spiritual connection. He shares stories of George Washington Carver and the importance of memorials of grace, encouraging listeners to recognize the divine calling in their everyday tasks.

Mark Batterson, author of "A Million Little Miracles," discusses the concept of rediscovering everyday miracles and integrating faith into entrepreneurship. He highlights the power of 'holy curiosity' and the joy found in embracing risks. Bill Job, an entrepreneur and co-host, shares his own journey of mixing faith with work, emphasizing surrendering to divine guidance. Together, they challenge safe Christianity, inspiring listeners to find joy and purpose in their entrepreneurial endeavors while recognizing the presence of the divine in daily tasks.

Mark Batterson, a lead pastor and social entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey from pursuing a legal career to leading the National Community Church. He delves into the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship, highlighting how small, intentional actions can create significant impacts. Mark discusses habit formation, emphasizing the importance of visualization and community support. He also sheds light on the transformative power of social entrepreneurship, showcasing innovative business models that benefit both the community and personal growth.