NSPIRE with Bishop Nolan Nolan W. McCants

Bishop Nolan sits with global evangelist and head of Osborn Ministries International, Bishop LaDonna Osborn, to discuss Evangelism Shift and the emergence of strategies to speak to today's world of the uninformed. 

Grind Culture, while in pursuit of social media defined success, many are experiencing fatigue, anxiety, and depression all in the name of the grind. Bishop Nolan talks with Gloria Joy Sherrod, a Licensed Clinical Counselor, and Nathan Culver, entrepreneur and Business Strategist, about this phenomenon and how a generation is navigating it.

Bishop Nolan sits with Archbishop Kirby Clements for an intimate heartfelt discussion about developing spiritual disciplines that lead to authentic relationship with God. Both share transparently, opening the door for us to peek into their own private practices. It's a moving conversation that will stir your faith.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has forever changed the world and impacted the Church in significant ways as well. Bishop Nolan and Bishop Nathan Culver sit to discuss my book The Digital Pulpit. In this book I present recent historical perspectives, notes some observations and offers some suggestions on how the Church might navigate this period where we have had to pivot from physical spaces, to the unknowns of the digital world. www.thedigitalpulpit.org

When Christians are facing persecution, injustice or are wronged somehow, often what follows is anger frustration and/or righteous indignation. Some hold to the thought that to express these emotions is wrong. Further, praying for offenders can be a bit challenging. In the Psalms we find Imprecatory Psalms that invoke judgment, calamity or curses upon enemies or perceived enemies of God. Today Bishop Nolan is joined by Bishop Kenneth Myers and Pastor K. Edward Copeland to discuss the place of such expressions in the life of a believer.

Bishop Nolan sits with Archbishop Kirby Clements to discuss shifting paradigms in church models. Clements sees this model of the Master Church as being small in number, but large in influence and power.