26 episodes
Everything I Did Wrong as a Church Planter: A Million Part Series Logan Wolf
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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After twelve years of church planting ministry in Utah, nothing looks anything like we had planned. We've gone from mobile church, navigated a church merger, became a multi-site ministry, and then stepped away from it to pursue disciple-making as a network of house churches. And if I could do it all over again, I would do almost everything differently. My hope is that I can save you some of the missteps, the frustration, and the heartache that I’ve gone through, as well as your time, energy, and money as you labor or prepare to labor to advance the Kingdom in your city.
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I Gave Too Much Consideration to What Others Outside My Ministry Thought (with Bristol, Connecticut Church Revitalization Pastor Dustin Alley)
In this episode, I'm joined by Dustin Alley of Bristol, Connecticut. He talks about the fear of man and the danger of giving too much thought to what those outside your ministry might think of you and the importance of discovering who it is God made you to be and what He has called you to accomplish.
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I Did a Terrible Job Utilizing Our Ministry Space (with Orange County, California Church Planter Isaac Morin)
In this episode, I'm joined again by Isaac Morrin of Orange County, California. We talk about mobile church setups and how we did a terrible job of utilizing our rented ministry spaces.
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I Was Not with the People I Was Trying to Reach (with South Daytona, Florida Church Planter Joseph Wyatt)
In this episode, I'm joined by South Daytona, Florida church planter Joseph Wyatt. We talk about authentic community within the church and moving beyond mere attendance to fostering genuine relationships with others.
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I Didn't Communicate the Vision (with Canterbury, Connecticut Church Planter Adrian Ferrari)
In this episode, I'm joined by Canterbury, Connecticut church planter Adrian Ferrari. We talk about his experiences in Argentina, Connecticut, and now Illinois and the importance of communicating and inviting others into your vision.
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I Used/Didn't Use a Preaching Calendar (with Orange County, California Church Planter Isaac Morin)
In this episode, I'm joined again by Orange County, California church planter Isaac Morin. We discuss the pros and cons of the preaching calendar tool specifically, and the importance of the calendar generally.
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I Didn't Have a Church Planting Mentor or Coach (with Orange County, California Church Planter Isaac Morin)
In this episode, I'm joined again by church planter Isaac Morin of Orange County, California. We discuss the value of mentors and coaches, the subtle differences between the two, and the need to seek those relationships out.
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Logan’s personal unpacking of his experience as a church planter is more than a post-op debrief. It’s a verbal textbook on how to gain wisdom from one’s experience. I appreciate the way Logan leverages his conversations with others to create a healthy sounding board for how things can be improved and understood for the betterment of the local church, church planters, and ultimately, to give God glory.
It’s helping me to think about church planting in a new way.
Like Pastor Logan, I have a strong desire to move to Utah in a few years in an effort, by God’s grace, to see Utah come to know the one true God. I have taken many trips to Utah in the past few years and on several of those trips have partnered with Pastor Logan. This podcast is helping me to process how I want to begin ministry in Utah whenever I get there. A lot of these questions such as, what is church, are questions that I have just assumed based on my experience and not taken time to discover for myself. So I am appreciative that Pastor Logan is sharing about his failures, as I hope to learn from them and God willing use what I learn to plant churches in Utah myself. This is definitely a podcast all Christian’s who desire to church plant should listen to and learn from. This podcast is an honest portrayal of the up and downs and I am looking forward to being an avid listener for the million more episodes to come.
Love you brother and praying for your ministry in Provo.
-Owen Clower, Baton Rouge LA