
200 episodes

New Churches Podcast NAMB Podcast Network
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 247 Ratings
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The New Churches podcast offers practical answers to your real ministry questions. We aren’t going to provide lofty pie-in-the-sky theories. Instead, we are going to help you in your real ministry context, with your real thoughts, questions, and issues.
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How to Mobilize Your Church
Episode 746: We talk about “mobilizing the church” but what do that really mean? Noah Oldham, Vance Pitman and Matt Carter talk about unleashing the church to join in God’s mission.
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Giving an Effective Gospel Presentation
Episode 745: As our society tips toward majority non-Christian, the need for clearer calls to the gospel becomes paramount. Ed Stetzer, Shane Pruitt and Catherine Renfro talk about how to give an effective gospel presentation.
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Preaching a Theology of Sending
Episode 744: One way we build a sending culture in a church is preaching about “living sent.” Noah Oldham, Vance Pitman and Matt Carter talk about how to preach a theology of sending.
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Managing Your Time as a Bivocational Church Planter
Episode 743: Time is our most precious commodity, and most bivocational leaders say they have trouble managing it. Ed Stetzer and Brad Brisco discuss practical ideas for managing your time.
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Connecting with Your Community as a New Church Planter
Episode 742: What does it look like to connect with your community? Noah Oldham and Vance Pitman talk with Mark Lee about best practices for engaging your community as a new church planter.
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Principles for Multiplication
Episode 741: You’ve heard about “having a multiplication mindset” but what is it and why does it matter? Ed Stetzer talks with Brad Brisco about what it looks like to have a multiplication mindset.
Customer Reviews
New Script Needed!
Great podcast! But I agree with Ed- you need a new into script!
Excellent info!
Thankful for the info and discussions.
Relevant Q&A in a timely fashion
Grateful for the insight from this podcast. I only wish it was around several years ago when we first kicked off our church plant. Nevertheless, seems like these questions and topics are ongoing for us "older" church plants as well. Thanks guys and keep the insight coming!