The Teaching Pastor Craig Hill

If you had one week to impact the lives of 1000 students, how would you do it? Ten people in a cabin in the woods with their Bibles, white boards, with ridiculous amounts of jr high level snacks! It’s not about outdoing the last year. . It’s all about doing “Different” well! Don’t address the peripheral symptoms, aim at the root causes and core motivations. And. . . what the heck is the genre of Zombie Bayou?
In this episode of the Teaching Pastor we sit down and have a chat with Jay Johnson and Derek Geer members of the creative team at Hume Lake Christian Camps.
If you want to see what a week at Hume Lake looks like in 3 min, click here.
2016 and 2017 Summer Theme Videos Bingo and Forsaken
Hume Summer Theme Trailers/Teasers
The Meadow Ranch (Jr High camp) Stage presentation of Phoenix Dark
Pixar – Creativity Inc.
 
Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus”
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Building a contemplative reflective space and designing an interactive experience for a non-denominational Mega church. The path to the pulpit starts with cleaning window sills in the Children’s ministry. If you’re new at this, the rule is if it is related to teaching, say “yes!” What snacks are best to get the creative juices flowing? Facilitating an encounter with God on Sunday is awesome! but. . . Saturdays are the hardest. Sometimes working at a Mega Church is like being the fly on the grill of the 18-wheeler. In this Episode of The Teaching Pastor we sit down with Ines Franklin, Chapel Pastor at Mariners Church, in Irvine CA. 
Click here for some of Ines’ messages or you can visit her Trochia page. Or if you would like to find out more about the Chapel Experience at Mariners church.
Logos Bible Software
Accordance Bible Software
Fuller Theological Seminary
Plantain Chips at Trader Joe’s
Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus”
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Call him Jerry, because if you call him Gerald it means the terrorists have won! The beauty of being admitted to Seminary on academic probation.When you meet people, do you lift them off the ground? Being a growing Pastor means you will inevitably feel awkward at times when you are learning new things. Doing exegesis on the text and exegesis on the hearts of the people. Every pastor-scholar needs three piles of books – (The books I read over and over; the books I need to read to keep up in my field; the books I want to read). Graduation is called commencement because it is the beginning of education, not the end.
In this Episode of the Teaching Pastor podcast we get a conversation on practical pastoral wisdom with Dr. Jerry Root, Professor of Evangelism at Wheaton College and C.S. Lewis scholar.
If you want to hear some sermons from Jerry Root go ahead and Google his name.
Talbot School of Theology
Wheaton College
Check out the Walter Elwell page on Amazon
Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge – RA Torrey
Virgil’s Aeneid
The Power and the Glory – Graham Greene
Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus”
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If you are a gifted storyteller, you need to listen to this episode! 54 services a weekend might be crazy. “Hire the best people you can, and take a lot of naps,” who said that? You want to train younger teachers? Give them access to the teaching team prep. . . and use them as your personal Google. When was the last time your family took one car to church? What do you do when there is no anonymity when you walk into a coffee chop? Paying your “dumb tax” ahead of time. What do short-stops, running backs, and power forwards have to do with Teaching Pastors?
In this Episode of the Teaching Pastor we catch up with Chris Brown, Teaching Pastor at North Coast Church, Vista CA.
If you want to hear sermons from Chris you can find some at pastorChrisBrown.com or NorthCoastChurch.com
Bethel Seminary, San Diego
Garrison Keillor, A Prairie Home Companion
David Guzik enduringword.com
BlueLetterBible.com
Azusa Pacific University
Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus”
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Is the office a productive place? What do you do when you are part of a church plant and you have no office? Getting your Jansport Backpack loaded as your “go” bag for mobile sermon prep. Analog or Digital? What are the pros and cons of being an early adopter? Waking up one morning and realizing, “I think I’ve found my voice!” Creating routine to maximize your creative decisions. Are you a pastor who might say, “It’s anyone’s guess what’s going to come out of my mouth.”?
In this Episode of the Teaching Pastor we have a conversation with Pastor and Church Planter, John Austin Helm
If you would like to listen to messages from Austin you can go to JohnAustinHelm.com. Below are some links to resources mentioned in the episode:
Mike Eere, Vox podcast   
Fuller Theological Seminary
Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (TDNT)
Logos Bible Software
Accordance Bible Software
The Jansport Right Pack Backpack
Craig Groeschel (Books, Leadership, and Podcast)
Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus”
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What do Whitney Houston and your a/v team have in common? What is the best microphone to use on a Sunday morning? What about sound boards and speakers? Why is there a stereotype about sound techs among pastors? Why is there a stereotype of pastors among sound techs?
In this special episode of the The Teaching Pastor we explore the matters of “sound” as it relates to the Sunday Morning Expierence of the message and we have a practical and philosophical conversation Paul Bresenden, President of 454 Creative
If you would like to see more of what Paul and his team does visit 454 Creative  Here are some other resources that came up in the Episode.
Countryman E6/Headset microphone
Shure SM58 handheld mic
AKG D5 mic
DPA headset mic
EAW Speakers
QSC K12 Speakers
Paul Dexter Creative – Systems Integrater Audio Training
Yamaha House of Worship Resources and Training
Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook
Yamaha Guide to Sound Systems for Worship
Nick Burns SNL IT guy
Babylon Bee satire about sound tech stereotypes and blame
Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus”
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