Church InTension Dr. Jon Chasteen

Transition, in every area of life, can be difficult to navigate. As leaders, how can we transition well?

On this episode of the Church InTension podcast, The King’s University President, Dr. Jon Chasteen, looks to Elijah and Elisha’s story as a biblical model for healthy transition. As part of this teaching, Dr. Chasteen announces his own transition away from The King’s University and how to follow his coming leadership content.

In a world of constant accessibility, how does a pastor develop healthy boundaries with their congregation?

On this episode of the Church InTension podcast, The King’s University President, Dr. Jon Chasteen, discusses the role and challenges of being a Campus Pastor with Pastor Wade Smith. Pastor Wade is currently the Campus Pastor for two Victory Church campuses: Edmond, Oklahoma and Grapevine, Texas.

The term “leadership” is used extensively in the Church, and Sam Chand is one of the reasons for that. He has authored numerous books and has mentored some of the top leaders in the Church, while writing numerous leadership books including Who’s Holding Your Ladder.

On this episode of the Church InTension podcast, The King’s University President, Dr. Jon Chasteen, talks with Sam about his latest book, How Leaders Create Chaos, and what leaders can do to get their “roar” back.

For evangelicals (especially charismatics), the jokes on the @sillygrahamministries Instagram account (formerly @theosu_memes) are a little too on the nose. Nathan Finochio, founder of TheosU, is the man behind jokes. They are funny and true with a brand of irreverence that isn’t seen often in the Church. However, according to Finochio, they are important.

On this episode of the Church InTension podcast, The King’s University President, Dr. Jon Chasteen, talks with Finochio about his latest book, Killer Church, consumerism in the Church, and the importance of humor.

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Tim Ross just stepped down from his role as senior pastor at Embassy City Church, a church he started nearly a decade ago, to start a podcast. It was a leap of faith because he didn't understand why God was calling him to make the move, but he would soon find out. His YouTube podcast, The Basement With Tim Ross, grew to more than 100 thousand subscribers only a few months after launching. As that number continues to climb, Tim Ross continues to embrace the ambiguity of the season into which God has called him.

On this episode of the Church InTension podcast, TKU President, Dr. Jon Chasteen, talks with Tim about the changing season and how he started his popular podcast.

Tim Ross just stepped down from his role as senior pastor at Embassy City Church, a church he started nearly a decade ago, to start a podcast. It was a leap of faith because he didn't understand why God was calling him to make the move, but he would soon find out. His YouTube podcast, The Basement With Tim Ross, grew to more than 100 thousand subscribers only a few months after launching. As that number continues to climb, Tim Ross continues to embrace the ambiguity of the season into which God has called him.

On this episode of the Church InTension podcast, TKU President, Dr. Jon Chasteen, talks with Tim about the changing season and how he started his popular podcast.