AVAIL Podcast

In this episode, Dave Gibbons calls all leaders to be the confluence at the junction of cultural and church polarization by living in one accord with God. We learn the key to innovation is not to keep our eyes on the prize, but on God’s image bearers.

In this episode, we learn from Brent McCorkle, the director of the upcoming film Jesus Revolution, about how failure is not optional for exceptional leadership (but essential), how life’s storms fertilize the terrain of a leader’s heart to shepherd the hearts of those being led, and how your art is only as good as the love you lay bare to others.

In this episode, Dr. Roger A. Mitchell shares the roots behind his zeal for violence prevention, God’s intention to use your profession to expand the boundaries of your reach, the church’s responsibility to mitigate risk factors of violence, and how we are called to take a page out of John the Baptist’s book and prepare the way for others to flourish!

In this episode, we claim victory over the weapons formed against us with Adam F. Jones. Adam’s new book, Weapons of Mass Deception, arms us to deny access to enemy assaults, come out from hiding and mend our fractured identities, and repair the damage done to our fissured hearts. The enemy will crack your vessel, but with a fierce counterattack, it doesn’t have to leak.

In this episode, we welcome Bob Fashano to the AVAIL podcast to discuss the heart behind his new book Make Today Your Masterpiece! In this episode, Bob teaches us that leaders create masterpieces through deliberate day-to-day decisions, that your purpose is accomplished when you help others achieve theirs first, and that gratitude is an essential ingredient for designing YOUR masterpiece—not later, but today!

In this episode, Tracy Trimblett delivers her insights on the multifaceted differences between corporate and nonprofit landscapes, such as departing from the linear culture of the corporate world and adopting the nonlinear culture of the nonprofit world, common misconceptions about the value placed on organizational excellence in nonprofits, and managing tension and burnout through vulnerability–– and God’s amazing grace!

In this episode, we sit down with Sam Chand to discuss chaos as a prerequisite for effective leadership, why leaders should pursue chaos and not run from it, the six questions all leaders of chaos should be asking, how to hold partners accountable in leading with character and valor amid chaos, and why pushback against leaders of chaos is an opportunity, not an obstacle!

In this episode, Adam Mesa shares his story of growth in pastoral entrepreneurship, innovative approaches to engaging younger generations amid unique cultural challenges, how to master the art of tailored marketing with Kingdom purpose, and the importance of partnerships between the church and business communities. The current cultural climate is an asset for the church—not a hindrance!

In this episode, Daniel Floyd shares with us about the importance of entrepreneurship post-COVID, what wise faith moves and catalytic moments look like, and the weight that rests on the pastors making those decisions. Be encouraged—you’re not alone in your leadership role!

In this episode, Ken Claytor discusses his book, As It Is in Heaven, as well as his journey with Alive Church and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Diversity is possible, but it takes intentionality and seeing humanity as God does—as one race!