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#10 The Importance of Making a Way for Future Leaders

What if the most important thing you do this year isn’t your next project, but the person you choose to invest in? In this episode of the Collective Impact Podcast, Scott sits down with leadership and workplace culture strategist Tara Jaye Frank to explore what it really means to be a waymaker. Someone who intentionally clears obstacles and opens doors so others can step into their God-given potential. Drawing from decades of executive experience and her work with The Waymaker Change Group, Tara shares a simple, human picture of what every person longs for: to be seen, respected, valued, and protected. Together, Scott and Tara connect these ideas to nonprofit work, global ministry, and everyday life—especially for those serving in marginalized communities. If you’ve ever wondered how your influence, experience, and relationships could help raise up local “change makers” around the world (or in your own church), this conversation will give you language, vision, and next steps to start making a way for others. In this Episode: What it really means to be a waymaker—and how that goes beyond traditional mentoring The four core needs every person has: to be seen, respected, valued, and protected How leaders in nonprofits and ministry can accidentally miss the needs of their own teams How lessons from corporate leadership translate directly into community and church contexts The unique passion of younger leaders—and the tension between ideals and real-world complexity A practical way to think about “power” as insight, access, and opportunity you can share A gentle challenge for leaders: wake up each day asking, “Who can I make a way for today?”

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#018: The Importance of Leading with Curiosity - Ian Simkins

Every leader knows that leading people requires embracing vulnerability and learning from failures. But as leaders, we often cling to the desire to project confidence and intelligence all the time. What if leadership was less about having expert intelligence and more about cultivating humility, curiosity, and openness? Join us today on the Lasting Change Podcast, where we’re talking with Ian Simkins, Teaching Pastor at Bridge Church about the importance of adopting a posture of humility and curiosity when leading others- and how embracing this posture leads to a transformative shift - from performance-driven mindsets to humble service, genuine connection, and meaningful impact. Learn more about how you can get involved today at onecollective.org/podcasts

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#9 The Heart of Collaboration: A Conversation with Phil Keaggy & Randy Stonehill

What makes collaboration truly work? Is it talent, trust, or something deeper? In this episode of The Collective Impact Podcast, we sit down with legendary musicians Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill, whose friendship and musical partnership have spanned decades. They share stories of their creative journey—how collaboration has shaped their music, their faith, and their approach to working with others. From the vulnerability of sharing ideas to the humility needed to lift up others, this conversation goes beyond music and into what it means to work together for something greater than ourselves. Whether you’re a musician, a nonprofit leader, or someone who wants to collaborate better in any area of life, this episode is full of wisdom, laughter, and practical insights on the heart of collaboration. In This Episode: How Phil Keaggy & Randy Stonehill’s friendship shaped their musical careers The role of trust and vulnerability in creative partnerships Why pride and the need for credit can block collaboration—and how to overcome it Lessons in mentoring and creating space for younger artists How the principles of collaboration in music apply to ministry and leadership Stories from their decades of making music and serving the Kingdom About the Guests Phil Keaggy Phil Keaggy is a Grammy-nominated guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely regarded as one of the greatest fingerstyle guitarists in contemporary Christian music. Over his decades-long career, he has recorded more than 60 albums, both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians. His work blends technical mastery with deep faith, and he continues to inspire artists and listeners alike. Randy Stonehill A pioneering voice in contemporary Christian music, Randy Stonehill has been crafting heartfelt songs since the early days of the Jesus Music movement. Known for his storytelling, humor, and authentic faith, Randy’s songs have resonated with audiences for generations. His collaborations with Phil Keaggy and other artists have resulted in some of the most beloved records in Christian music history. Phil Keaggy & Randy Stonehill – Mystery Highway (Album) Sunday’s Child Phil Keaggy’s Bandcamp Randy Stonehill’s Bandcamp Song Mentioned - Sun Child Composing Sun Child One Collective

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35: Why Trust Matters in Refugee Work

What does it take to truly show up for refugees—especially when language, culture, and broken systems stand in the way? In this episode of The Lasting Change Podcast, we explore how real change happens when we move beyond surface-level help and into long-term relationships. You’ll hear practical insight on bridging cultural gaps, collaborating across organizations, and showing up with humility in spaces where trust must be earned. Whether you’re already involved in refugee ministry or wondering how to start, this conversation will challenge and equip you to build the kind of trust that truly transforms lives—yours included.

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10: The Decision Dilemma: Why Too Many Options Leave Us Stuck

Episode Description Have you ever felt paralyzed by too many choices? You’re not alone. For Gen Z, the pressure to make the perfect decision—whether about career, calling, or life direction—can feel overwhelming. With endless possibilities at their fingertips, many young adults find themselves stuck, afraid of choosing the wrong path and closing off other opportunities. In this episode of Innovate for Good, we sit down with Jenny Collins, Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies at Taylor University, to unpack what she calls the “decision dilemma.” She explains why having more options often leads to less clarity and how the fear of missing out can turn into vocational paralysis. Jenny also shares practical wisdom on how young adults can break free from indecision, take meaningful steps forward, and trust that God will guide them along the way. If you’ve ever felt stuck in your career, faith, or future plans, this conversation will help you shift your mindset, release the pressure of perfection, and take your next step with confidence. In This Episode, You’ll Learn: Why Gen Z struggles with decision-making and how to overcome “vocational paralysis” How biblical fear of the Lord contrasts with today’s culture of anxiety What older generations need to know about mentoring Gen Z effectively Why Gen Z’s global connectedness is both a strength and a challenge How time in nature and spiritual disciplines can help counteract digital overload Practical ways to support young adults in stepping into leadership and calling About the Guest Jenny Collins is an Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies at Taylor University, where she has mentored and equipped students for over two decades. She also serves on the board of MissionWorks and previously directed Taylor University’s Lighthouse International Service Learning Program, sending over a thousand students on cross-cultural mission projects. With a background in both computer science and theology, Jenny brings a unique perspective on vocational calling, spiritual formation, and the challenges facing Gen Z today. She has studied the impact of digital culture on young adults, the importance of biblical fear, and how institutions can better engage with a new generation of learners and leaders. Resources & References Mobilizing Gen Z: Challenges & Opportunities in the Next Generation – Jolene Erlacher Rejoice & Tremble: The Surprising Good News of the Fear of the Lord – Michael Reeves You Are Not Your Own: Belonging to God in an Inhuman World – Alan Noble Faith for Exiles: 5 Ways for a New Generation to Follow Jesus in Digital Babylon – David Kinnaman & Mark Matlock Taylor University’s Lighthouse Program – Learn more about short-term international service projects

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Quito, Ecuador: The Power of Being Seen

Step into the streets of Quito, Ecuador, and experience what life is like. Hear from David - a young man who grew up in the margins and discovered a new life after leaving home at 12. For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast.

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Chibolya, Zambia: Growing Community Together

Walk through the dusty streets of Chibolya into New Hope Farm and hear from Libby - a local woman with a vision for change - and also from Chris, an agricultural developer helping community members find long-term growth. For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

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The Middle East: Responding to Great Need

What does it look like to respond to incredible need around the world?This week, join us for a conversation with Dr. Jo Anne Lyon, an experienced leader with lifetime experience in international work. Together we're discussing the challenges that many people face around the world, and stories that show how change and healing is possible.For more information on the communities and stories you hear on this podcast, and to learn how you can get involved, please visit onecollective.org/podcast

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Innovate for Good brings together top professors and seasoned leaders in insightful discussions that bridge the gap between academic research and practical ministry around the world. Together, we're exploring innovative strategies and fresh perspectives on global challenges, equipping you with the knowledge and tools to make a real difference. Join us to explore how you can play a role in driving meaningful, sustainable change.

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Trailer: Creating Lasting Change Together

If you’re looking around at all of the problems in our world today and asking “is real change actually possible?” - this podcast is for you. Creating lasting change is hard. Often problems are complex, and solutions can feel short-sighted or unsustainable. Leaders with good intentions can hurt instead of helping - and communities can stay trapped in cycles that have lasted for generations. But using holistic and sustainable strategy, innovative ideas, and a lot of humility - there are leaders around the world making a difference today. Change is possible - and on this podcast, you’re going to learn how you can be part of creating it. Each episode, we’ll talk with some of these experienced, innovative leaders - and you’ll learn strategies you can use around the world or in your neighborhood to create lasting change.

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We help you get involved in lasting change around the world today. One Collective is a global non-profit that works in communities around the world and is passionate about making sure no one is invisible and everyone has access to food, freedom, and forgiveness. Following Jesus - we bring people together to help the oppressed in order that lives and communities can be transformed. Holistic ministry + sustainability = transformation

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#10 The Importance of Making a Way for Future Leaders

#018: The Importance of Leading with Curiosity - Ian Simkins

#9 The Heart of Collaboration: A Conversation with Phil Keaggy & Randy Stonehill

35: Why Trust Matters in Refugee Work

10: The Decision Dilemma: Why Too Many Options Leave Us Stuck

Quito, Ecuador: The Power of Being Seen

Chibolya, Zambia: Growing Community Together

The Middle East: Responding to Great Need

Innovate for Good Trailer

Trailer: Creating Lasting Change Together

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