The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast

John Mark Comer, a spiritual growth expert and former speaker, discusses the crisis in discipleship, the decline in resonance of weekend sermons and services, and how to determine real motives. They explore the underwhelming nature of Sundays, the changing culture of weddings, and the need for honesty and spiritual realism in discipleship. They also touch on the obsession with cleanliness and perfection, the concept of practicing the way, and John Mark's personal choice to stop traveling and speaking.

Brady Shearer, founder of ProChurch Tools, discusses social media trends for 2024, TikTok's impact on social media, the best strategies for churches, and the new metrics for digital church. They explore the shift towards personalized content consumption, the rise of recommended content, and the differences in social media usage across generations. The chapter also discusses the evolving social media landscape, advertising for churches, the social ministry mountain framework, enhancing video quality, tracking digital metrics, trends in social and digital media for 2024, and the importance of persistence and adaptation in church social media strategy.

In Part 3 of the Church Trends Series, Political Scientist and Author Ryan Burge talks about the rise of the nones—people professing no religion. Ryan discusses the threat to democracy that the decline of religion is causing in America and why the Nones are very reachable for most churches.  Show Notes Free 2024 Church Trends Team Guide On The Rise Newsletter Preaching Cheat Sheet Watch on YouTube Follow @careynieuwhof Follow @theartofleadershipnetwork   This episode is sponsored by: WESTFALL GOLD What if generosity was part of the DNA of your church? I partnered with Westfall Gold and leaders like Craig Groeschel and Chris Hodges to create Advance, a master class video series to help pastors and church leaders grow the courage and skill to unleash generosity.    AICoPilot.church Ready to dive into AI, but not sure how to get started? My team partnered with church.tech to bring you FREE AI-powered tools for content creation, decision-making, and marketing. Visit AICoPilot.church.   Brought to you by The Art of Leadership Network  

David Kinnaman discusses surprising spiritual openness in America, increasing deconstruction of faith, and the importance of targeting women to reach and keep families.

J.P. Pokluda and Gabrielle McCullough discuss 2024 church trends, including the disappearance of stable churches, engaging millennials and Gen Z, digital discipleship, addressing partisan extremism, the impact of AI on relationships, and upcoming trends like serving, giving, and confession.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the upcoming church trends for 2024. They explore topics such as the rise of 'nuns', the impact of social media on churches, and the crisis in discipleship. This series promises to provide valuable insights for church leaders to navigate the future.

In this podcast, guests like N.T. Wright, Granger Smith, Dr. John Deloney, and more share their insights. They discuss topics such as leadership development, multicultural churches, navigating loss and grief, understanding values and culture alignment, and the impact of outsourcing in modern society. The episode also previews upcoming content for 2024.

Dr. Karyn Gordon, an expert in high-performing leaders and couples, discusses the top three issues facing leaders and couples, setting vision and goals, and bouncing back from failure. The conversation covers time management, burnout, feeling overwhelmed, self-worth, and confidence. They also touch on the challenges faced by leaders in ministry and issues faced by teenagers today.

Mike Foster, expert in understanding primal questions and their impact on human behavior, joins Carey to discuss topics such as knowing when to leave a job, recovering from public failure, and finding the question that motivates your life. Foster explains the concept of primal questions and emphasizes the importance of understanding and supporting others' primal questions. He also talks about the value of purpose, making a meaningful contribution, and recognizing emotional needs in relationships.

Jenni Catron, expert on vision casting and cultural values, discusses toxic culture, casting vision, and the importance of creating an open and honest team culture. They explore recognizing signs of toxicity, navigating challenging situations, and prioritizing self-care. The speaker emphasizes the need for open conversations and shares personal experiences to inspire leaders to lead effectively and create a culture where team members feel comfortable sharing their personal experiences.