Thoughtful conversations with today’s ministry leaders.
The Church Leaders Podcast gives voice to recognizable names in ministry, subject matter experts, and local pastors and leaders. Whatever area of ministry you serve in, the Church Leaders Podcast has you in mind. Our goal is to help you lead better, everyday.
Over the years, we’ve spoken to leaders like Chip Ingram, Chuck Swindoll, Francis Chan, Jackie Hill Perry, Eugene Cho, David Jeremiah, Andy Stanley, Scot McKnight, Christine Caine, Ed Stetzer, Matt Redman, Shane Claiborne, N.T. Wright, John Eldredge, and Craig Groeschel. We’ve also spoken to people you might not have heard about, but whose experience in ministry may be similar to your own. Join us as we speak to leaders–well-known and not-so-well-known–and find out how we can better serve the body of Christ.
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“As a church leader, I’ve learned a number of things listening to the podcast. Topics are strong and guests provide great insight into their respective subjects.” – Ace Smades
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Latest Episodes
Adam Weber: How to Love Difficult People (for Pastors)
“A critical part of leadership is loving the people around you,” says Adam Weber. And love is “really, really messy.”
Joel McGill: The Great Commission Could Be Fulfilled in Your Lifetime
“The progress we’re seeing with the Great Commission globally,” says Joel McGill, “has just been…awe-inspiring.”
Sandra Richter: When the Environment Suffers, So Do Widows and Orphans
When we fail to care for the environment, says Dr. Sandra Richter, “The widow, the orphan, and the farmer are the people who get hit first and whose economic stability is wiped out.”
Valerie Bell and Matt Markins: This Is How to Help Kids Love Jesus for the Rest of Their Lives
There are three factors, says Awana’s Matt Markins, that “when they’re present together, are far more likely to produce long-term spiritual fruit” in the kids we’re discipling.
Chip Ingram: How to Stop Living Like a Spiritual Orphan
“I don’t think we can ever love or lead well,” says Pastor Chip Ingram, “until we see ourselves more and more the way God sees us.”
“As a believer and pastor, this podcast has become pivotal to my ongoing training, equipping and education. I cannot express how grateful I am to the CLP team! Jason, you are one awesome and anointed interviewer! We may not have met in person, but I feel like I know you; Love you my dear brother! My own and our church family are being impacted as a result of the great job CLP does, thank you! Keep them coming, please!” – bravoma
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