The Conversation with Adam Weber

Adam sits down with author, Bridgetown Church pastor, & new friend Tyler Staton. In today’s episode, you’ll hear Tyler and Adam talk about prayer and connecting with God, how to make prayer a part of your everyday life and how to overcome challenges when it comes to talking with God. Tyler recently replaced well-known pastor John Mark Comer, so Adam and Tyler talk about that transition and what it’s like to come after a powerhouse leader, and what his church is doing to reach people in Portland. Pre-order Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools, here: amzn.to/3BqzN5v

Adam sits down with TV host Kathie Lee Gifford & Rabbi Jason Sobel. #Regis #Hoda They talk about why the stories in the Old Testament are just as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago, and how understanding Jewish history and culture brings the Bible to life in new ways. After their conversation, you’ll hear a clip from a recent message Adam gave at Embrace from a series called 167. We have 168 hours in a week. If we spend one of those hours in church, what do we do with the other 167 hours? Adam talks about how following God in your 167 impacts your relationship with your significant other, with your kids, with your coworkers, with your friends. And I share a question you’ll want to ask yourself for healthier, richer relationships! Get a copy of The God of The Way, here: amzn.to/3RWua5J

Adam’s guest this week is pastor & author (and fellow Asbury Seminary grad!) Carolyn Moore. We’re talking about women in ministry & leadership. Carolyn shares her own call into ministry, the importance of mentors in her career, 3 types of mentors you need, and why rhythm is the answer to managing our busy lives! Preorder Carolyn’s book, When Women Lead: amzn.to/3K5gt1G

Today on The Conversation, Adam talks with NYC pastor and author Rich Villodas. Rich and Adam talk about humility —what it really means to be humble, what it practically looks like in your life, and 5 questions you can ask yourself to see where you’re at in that area. They also touch on the anger so many of us are feeling and the difficulties and tensions of living in community together. They Specifically for leaders, Rich shares how to lead when people have many different views and opinions and how to lead well when people disagree with you. Check out Adam’s first conversation with Rich: bit.ly/3p4yUJV Get a copy of Rich’s new book, Good and Beautiful and Kind: amzn.to/3p7KOmm Listen to Adam’s recent message on humility: bit.ly/3QroxLY

Adam’s guest today is Silicon Valley pastor, author, and personal friend, Jay Kim. Jay and Adam talk about being online - how social media divides us, what the online world is doing to your soul, and why it’s harder to follow Jesus in our digital age. Jay shares practical ways to have a healthier relationship with the digital world & social media. If you're feeling drained, discouraged, or like you're constantly comparing your life to what you see online, don't miss this episode. Get a copy of Jay’s new book, Analog Christian, here: amzn.to/3z8BoM5

Adam sits down with legendary Hall of Fame NFL coach and sportscaster, Tony Dungy and his wife Lauren Dungy for a conversation you won't want to miss! Adam and the Dungy's talk about how to hear and listen to what God is saying to you, what has helped them grow with Jesus together in their marriage, how to walk with Jesus in your workplace, and why living an uncommon life leads to the joy and fulfillment you've been longing for. Pre Order a copy of Tony and Lauren's new book, Uncommon Influence, here: https://amzn.to/3c6Dq7y

Joining Adam on the podcast today is speaker, author, advocate, and one of the wisest people he knows: Katherine Wolf. Adam hopes that Katherine's story will be an encouragement to you, whatever circumstances you’re facing today. In their conversation, she shares what she’s learned in 14 years of holding suffering and joy together after experiencing a debilitating stroke at just 26. Katherine reveals what’s shifted her perspective on suffering, how she’s learned to live with real, deep gratitude in a life she never imagined & the powerful reminder that following Jesus means you have the capacity to hold suffering and that you truly can find hope no matter your circumstances. Listen to Katherine & Adam’s first conversation where Katherine shares more of her story: apple.co/3P3nSjz Get a copy of Katherine & Jay Wolf’s newest book called Suffer Strong here: amzn.to/3Rsypq7

On episode 167 of The Conversation, Adam shares a conversation with author, speaker, podcaster, and his close friend, Brad Lomenick. Adam and Brad talk about hustle - what it means, is it healthy, and how to harness your drive. The two touch on how to build accountability & make sure you’re not failing from a shaky foundation. Brad also shares why being a connector has been his superpower to build influence & a practical step you can take to become more of a connector in your community. This conversation is gold, whether you’re a leader or not. Listen to Brad’s interview with John Mark Comer here: https://bit.ly/3OYXc3i Get a copy of H3 Leadership, here: https://amzn.to/3ap8tuK

Adam sits down with therapist & his good friend (and fellow Sioux Falls local!), Jason Van Ruler. Adam and Jason talk about counseling— what it’s like to go and see a counselor for the first time, what you can expect when you go to therapy. They also touch on a key to relationships many of us might not even be aware of: attachment styles. Whether you’re married or dating, Jason shares why it’s helpful to know your partner’s attachment style, why you should be aware of your own, and why some of the things we loved about our spouse when we were dating may drive us crazy when we’re married. Take the attachment styles quiz here: bit.ly/3yoNeCG Find Jason on Instagram here: instagram.com/jason.vanruler

Today on The Conversation, Adam talks with author & therapist, KJ Ramsey, about the ugly side of our experience with church— church trauma & spiritual abuse. KJ shares so much wisdom about what church trauma and spiritual abuse look like, how to recognize it in yourself or someone else, & what to do if you’ve experienced church trauma. They also discuss what pastors, bosses, and leaders can do to understand how people you lead experience your presence, and for pastors and leaders to process your own (church) trauma as well. This is a painful topic for so many. Wherever you are today, this episode will equip you with the tools to start to get curious, to name what you’ve experienced and acknowledge it to yourself, to share with a friend, or to share with a counselor. Get a copy of KJ’s new book, The Lord Is My Courage, here: amzn.to/3b3aPQg