The North Texas District Leadership Podcast

Longevity and the Local Church with Tim Ferguson

Pastor Tim Ferguson speaks about the power of longevity, and what he has learned over the decades at Trinity Church in Cedar Hill.

 

Don’t Botch the Hand Off! With Spencer Speed and Michelle Garland

District Youth Director Spencer Speed gives practical advice for transitioning kids into youth ministry.

A Better Perspective for Kids Ministry, with Michelle Garland

NTD KidsMin Director Michelle Garland says we should expect big things from God when it comes to ministry to the little humans.

Getting Your 2nd Wind in Ministry with Bob Moya

Longtime pastor Bob Moya shares his story of fruitfulness, plateau, and discouragement—and how God brought him back.

Can small groups REALLY work in a church setting? An interview with Kyle Volkmer of Gateway Fellowship Church

 Teaching and Small Groups Pastor Kyle Volkmer discusses the convictions and emphasis that have led to hundreds upon hundreds of church members committing to (and LEADING!) discipleship groups.

 

When can we build? With Robert Miller

NTD Loan Fund Director Robert Miller joins the show to discuss best practices on church building projects, where to start, and how to avoid commonplace mistakes that lead to disaster.

Faith Beyond the Stage

As ministers we can always grow in our capacity to minister on stage in a congregational setting, but must remember to grow in our walk with Jesus BEYOND the stage as well.

Freedom for God's Laborers with Dr. Gaylan Claunch

Dr. Gaylan Claunch discusses God's power to bring freedom from the opression that can take so many forms, hindering a minister's effectiveness and joy in serving the Lord.

The Bi-Vocational Life with Jonathan Lilley

 Lennon sits down with one of our North Texas District pastors to talk about the blessings and challenges of pastoring a church while holding down a full time job. 

The Pulpit and Racial Reconciliation with Bishop Aaron Blake

 Bishop Blake shares wisdom for how pastors can use the pulpit to bring healing in tense and tough times, and more.