14 episodes
Hope After Hurt - A Yes Podcast Podcast Cary
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 29 Ratings
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What if everything God has for you is on the other side of your "YES?" This podcast will challenge us to say YES to what God has next! We share stories from Christians and non-Christians that bring people together and build better leaders. Join this community created for healing, hope, and heroes.
Hosted by Drew Barker, pastor's son, experienced leader, and former Elevation staff who has seen God do some incredible things and people do some terrible things.
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When leaders don't get something important right
In this first episode Drew opens up and shares a story that he has only shared with three other people in his whole life. We talk about the importance of leadership and how often when people walk away from the church it's because a leader didn't get something important right.
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When moments become lifestyles
We speak with our special guest with decades of ministry experience, that's going to help us discuss leadership, the future of leadership, and what ministry really needs to look like moving forward: Mary Ann Sibley of Matterspark.
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Feeling. Behavior. Concern.
This is part two of the interview with Mary Anne Sibley. We talk about care and community and being coachable and accountability with our leadership and the one thing that is consistent through all that... tension.
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Belonging versus fitting in
Our guest, Felicia Renner, talks about the difference between belonging and fitting in, and we answer questions from the listeners in this special episode of Hope After Hurt.
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Hillsong Healing
We discuss the Discovery + documentary series "Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed" with three pastors to discuss it's cultural importance, healing, and how to put things in place to stop this kind of thing from happening in the future.
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Hillsong - Alternative Perspectives
We speak with Jenny Midgley of the Girls Who Do Stuff podcast about the Hillsong Exposed documentary. Jenny shares her perspective on being raised in the Jewish tradition, and her thoughts on megachurches, as we break down the documentary together in this special episode.
Customer Reviews
REAL life, REAL problems, REAL people.
No masks, no coverups, no makeup, no beating around the bush, no smith machine bars. This podcast is REAL life, REAL problems, REAL people. 💪🏼
Unapologetic, bold, honest church leadership
Drew Barker is a master storyteller. I’m not sure if this has always been a raw, natural talent of his, or if it’s been fine tuned over years of experience, but the guy knows how to craft a story that is engaging, vulnerable, and thought-provoking. Most church leaders or volunteers should identify with any number of situations or thoughts covered in this podcast, but more importantly should walk away after listening thinking, “How can we do it better, be intentional, LIVE with integrity?” This podcast packs a powerful punch right out of the gate with the first episode, and continues to unapologetically tackle the hard-to-talk-about subjects surrounding trauma, ministry, church hurt, and leadership. Drew and guests uncover the Church’s weak areas and blind spots when it comes to being flawed humans while leading messy people with the genuine care, authenticity, connection and true community that people so crave. If you’re seeking that kind of insight and want to be part of the conversation, this podcast is for you.
A must listen to for any leader
Drew's story telling ability makes for an easy listen. The content is thought provoking for any person who may be in a leadership position.