David Zahl, founder of Mockingbird Ministries and author of “The Big Relief,” joins Pivot Podcast hosts Dwight Zscheile and Terri Elton to discuss grace-centered ministry in an exhausted world.
Mike and Danny Housholder share how Lutheran Church of Hope focuses on following God’s lead rather than their own plans.
In this 6-minute reflection, Terri invites listeners to slow down and fully experience Holy Week—from Palm Sunday to Easter—highlighting how embracing its solemn moments deepens our faith and appreciation of Christ’s resurrection
In this quarterly Q&A, hosts Terri Elton, Dwight Zscheile, and Alicia Granholm tackle the common challenge of church identity confusion.
Pastors Bob Lewis and Mariah Mills share their experience creating a successful multi-church youth ministry model that’s building stronger faith communities.
Dr. Jennifer Wojciechowski joins the Pivot Podcast to explore how ancient traditions speak to contemporary spiritual needs.
Rev. Dr. Christian Selvaratnam shares insights on church planting, leading from the middle, and fostering a ‘mixed ecology’ of new and legacy churches.
Blair Pogue shares a Lenten reflection for church leaders.
Nancy Dyson from St. John’s Episcopal Church shares how her congregation’s Laundry Love ministry emerged organically from listening to their neighbors’ actual needs.
Discover a fresh approach to church community building through the concept of “rewilding” with Steve Aisthorpe, author of “Rewilding the Church.”
Join Rev. Canon Dave Male, Co-Director of Vision and Strategy for the Church of England, as he shares practical ways to build authentic relationships in your neighborhood.
Dr. Harvey Kwiyani shares how African Christians are successfully reaching secular Western societies in ways that traditional Western churches haven’t.
Dr. Dee Stokes and Rev. Dr. Adam White share groundbreaking insights from their research on what makes preaching truly compelling.
Bryan Halferty, writer and pastor of Anchor Church (Tacoma, Washington), shares insights on what it truly means to be a missional church by listening for where God is already at work.
Rev. Dr. Willis Johnson’s practical wisdom helps church leaders explore hope, justice, and spiritual formation amid division.
