The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast

Art of Leadership Network
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9 snips
Nov 5, 2024 • 1h 17min

CNLP 687 | Secrecy and Exposure in Leadership, How Your Body Keeps Score of Trauma, and How the "Go Mode" That Makes You Successful Can Lead To Your Undoing with Chuck DeGroat

Chuck DeGroat, a Professor of pastoral care and spirituality at Western Theological Seminary, discusses the hidden struggles leaders face with anxiety and trauma. He explores how the pressure of leadership often leads to inauthenticity and emphasizes the importance of vulnerability for genuine healing. DeGroat reflects on personal experiences, including a health crisis that tied into past trauma, and shares insights on navigating the complexities of leadership with empathy and community support. His new book, 'Healing What's Within,' offers further pathways for growth.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 22min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 7: Sharon McMahon on The Monetization of Hate, The Exhausted Majority, and Why People Crave Certainty and How it Explains the Growth of Churches and Influencers

Sharon McMahon, known as @SharonSaySo, is a social media influencer and podcaster dedicated to dismantling political misinformation. In this discussion, she unpacks the troubling business model behind the monetization of hate and its role in societal division. Sharon highlights the exhaustion many feel amid rising polarization and the human craving for certainty, which drives the growth of churches and influencers. She also shares practical tips for maintaining news hygiene, empowering listeners to navigate today's overwhelming media landscape.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 12min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 6: Mark Sayers on Conspiracy Theories, Cultural Elites, and What God is Doing When It Seems You Can't Win Anymore

Mark Sayers, lead pastor of Red Church in Melbourne and author, delves into why conspiracy theories are on the rise and how they resonate with societal frustrations. He explores the polarization within modern society, especially after the pandemic, and the evolving cultural wars impacting Christians. Sayers emphasizes the need for healthy dialogue in church communities while addressing skepticism towards authority. Ultimately, he highlights that even amid turmoil, God is at work, fostering hope and resilience in challenging times.
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11 snips
Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 37min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 5: NT Wright on Christians Buying Into The Culture Wars, How the Gospel is Political, And Advice on Leading Through the Election Without Losing People

N.T. Wright, a leading New Testament scholar, dives into the intersection of Christianity and the current cultural landscape. He critiques why many Christians align with culture wars and emphasizes that the Gospel inherently has political implications. Wright shares insights on the challenges pastors face in a polarized society and advocates for faith deeply rooted in humility and justice. He also explores the church's vital social responsibilities, encouraging congregations to thoughtfully engage with societal issues while fostering community care.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 10min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 4: Our Political Sickness and Advice on Guiding Your Staff When They Want to Express Their Views

Michael Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, discusses the deepening divide in political discourse within churches. He outlines the concept of political sectarianism and its negative impacts on community and governance. Wear dives into the troubling intersection of faith and politics, cautioning against political idolatry and urging authentic engagement. He offers practical advice for pastors on fostering unity, navigating conflicts, and encouraging constructive dialogue through communal prayer, reminding us that faith should guide political engagement.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 9min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 3: Ed Stetzer on How to Lead in an Age of Outrage, Why 2024 Will Be More Divided than 2020 (But Why The Church Is Better Prepared), And What Happens When Your Political Win Matters More Than Your Moral Views

Ed Stetzer, a distinguished scholar and pastor, discusses leading in an era of intense political outrage. He explores the growing polarization in society, explaining how it complicates the faith-political identity of evangelicals. Stetzer highlights the challenges of addressing political issues without sacrificing moral integrity and discusses the importance of clear communication for church leaders. He also shares insights on why the church is better prepared for the upcoming divisions of 2024 and emphasizes the need for thoughtful, biblical discourse in navigating these turbulent times.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 1h 17min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 2: Andy Stanley on Why Picking Sides Sidelines the Church, On Disagreeing Politically, Culturally, and Theologically, And How to Handle People Who Criticize You

Andy Stanley, a prominent pastor and founder of North Point Ministries, tackles the challenges church leaders face in a politically and culturally divided landscape. He discusses why siding with political agendas can detract from the church's mission. Andy shares insights on engaging constructively with critics, emphasizing the need for unconditional love and mutual respect in dialogue. He calls for returning to the teachings of Jesus over partisanship, highlighting the importance of unity within diversity in faith communities.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 26min

ELECTION SERIES | EP 1: The Hidden Reasons Your Church is Divided (And How to Fix It)

Explore the hidden reasons behind church divisions, especially in politically charged times. Discover how loneliness impacts conflict resolution and the importance of nurturing community relationships. Learn practical strategies for leaders to foster unity amidst polarization. The episode emphasizes addressing root causes of tension and offers insights into creating a cohesive mission within congregations. Engaging interviews and resources provide further guidance for healthy conflict management and community building.
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10 snips
Oct 29, 2024 • 1h 20min

CNLP 686 | What Business Leaders Need From Church Leaders to Create Exponential Growth in Giving, Inside the Mind of an Entrepreneur, and the Detoxing Power of Time Off for Leaders

Lee Domingue, a serial entrepreneur and pastor, shares insights on fostering collaboration between business and church leaders for exponential growth in giving. He emphasizes the importance of time off for rejuvenation and its mental benefits. Domingue also discusses bridging the gap between church and business through clear communication and mutual understanding, urging listeners to see their work as service. His experiences reveal the transformative power of personal breaks and the vital role of mentorship in leadership, urging a focus on legacy over mere success.
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42 snips
Oct 24, 2024 • 28min

CNLP 685 | 5 Ways to Scale Your Personal Capacity

Most churches struggle to grow due to ineffective leadership. Discover why leaders often hit growth barriers and how to overcome them. Explore the three levels of organizational success and the importance of transitioning from control to empowerment. Learn five strategies to delegate effectively and develop your team's potential. Plus, find out how to create systems that alleviate stress and promote independent growth.

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