AVAIL Podcast

The Art of Leadership
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Jan 10, 2023 • 40min

Episode 127: Daniel Floyd on Big Faith Moves

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!
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Jan 3, 2023 • 37min

Episode 126: Ken Claytor on Intentional Diversity

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!
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Dec 27, 2022 • 21min

Episode 125: Multiply Your Influence with Martijn van Tilborgh

In this replay episode, we sit down with AVAIL Co-Founder Martijn van Tilborgh to discuss the 4 simple truths that will help leaders multiply their influence, impact and income!
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Dec 21, 2022 • 20min

Episode 124: Charla Turner on the Value of Trust in Relationships

In this top-rated replay episode, Charla Turner discusses how to deepen the relationships you need and avoid the ones you don't! Lean in as we hear wisdom from Charla's new book "TrustWorthy" about relationships, trust and so much more.
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Dec 13, 2022 • 18min

Episode 123: Getting Unstuck with Richard Perinchief

In this top-rated replay episode, Richard Perinchief shares with us the vision behind his book, Unstuck, as well as some encouraging and insightful pieces of advice for leaders.
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Dec 6, 2022 • 38min

Episode 122: Hope Carpenter on Honesty and Healing in Leadership

In this episode, Hope Carpenter discusses her new book, The Most Beautiful Disaster, as well as her journey to hope, health, and freedom. Unpack the freedom in admitting where we’re struggling and how true leadership requires us to do just that! --- Timestamps: 0:00: Introduction with Hope Carpenter 4:00: The Heart behind The Most Beautiful Disaster 7:30: Why Coming Clean is the First Step 15:30: Don’t Just Suck It Up, Buttercup 19:00: Tips for Forgiveness and Rebuilding Trust 25:30: Hope for Those Who Yearn to be Free 30:00: Connect with Hope Carpenter 32:30: Offers and Resources from AVAIL 34:00: Final Thoughts
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Nov 29, 2022 • 37min

Episode 121: Michael Carlton on Embracing a Biblical Identity

In this episode, we sit down to chat with Michael Carlton about the heart behind his new book, Who Am I?. We can only live and lead based on the identity we embrace—who we believe we are. In this discussion, we’ll unpack the practical steps and spiritual truths that inform our growth in identity. --- Timestamps: 0:00: Introduction with Michael Carlton 2:30: The Heart Behind Who Am I? 7:00: The Backstory that Influenced the Message 11:30: The Beginning of Healing 16:30: Why Leaders Struggle with So Many Insecurities 22:00: Identity for Young Leaders is Crucial 25:30: Eternal Life without Abundant Life 29:00: “I Could Have Been Michael Jackson” 35:30: Final Thoughts
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Nov 22, 2022 • 41min

Episode 120: Joakim Lundqvist on Living on Mission

In this episode, we connect with Joakim Lundqvist about his heart for missions, how churches can take steps toward being more missions-minded, the importance of reaching out to the church’s next generation, and the power of sharing testimonies of young people who are making a difference for God!
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Nov 15, 2022 • 36min

Episode 119: Mike Clarensau on Living a Spirit-Empowered Life

In this episode, Mike Clarensau shares about his new book, A Spirit-Empowered Life. What does a Spirit-empowered life look like? How can we know we’ve stepped into living this way? What are the benefits of surrendering to the Spirit as a leader? Unpack the truths of this principle with us today!
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Nov 8, 2022 • 37min

Episode 118: Josh Canizaro on Building a Generational and Interracial Church

In this episode, Josh Canizaro shares with us about building a church that’s both generational and interracial. We’ll explore why churches tend to be homogenous—and why that’s a problem—how we solve that problem practically, and why being a generational and interracial church is so impactful in today’s world.

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