Church Planting Podcast

In this episode, of the Church Planting Podcast Josh Turansky and Clint Clifton have a discussion about the ten rules for church planting.      

In this episode, of the Church Planting Podcast, Josh and Clint have a discussion with Colby Garman on why you should know each others gifts. If you would like to know more about Colby Garman you can check him out at Twitter or you can checkout his church at Pillar of Dumfries.

Josh, Clint, and Michael Crawford discuss the importance of being an emotionally and physically healthy church planter.   

Josh and Clint have a discussion with Michael Crawford about the importance of balancing church planting and personnel emotions. Michael Crawford emphasizes the difference between the role of church planter and the role of a pastor.   

In this episode we will be talking with Daniel Yang about church planting trends. Daniel currently serves as the Director of the Send Institute at the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College where he leads and oversees all of its initiatives. For more about Daniel Yang click here.  

Clint Clifton sits down with Micah Fries to discuss longevity and the value of planting from a network.    You can find Micah Fries online here: http://www.brainerdbaptist.org  

Daniel Darling is the Vice President for Communications for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention (ERLC). In this conversation Josh Turansky talks with Dan about how church planters should engage the culture around them.    You can find Dan online here:  https://www.danieldarling.com/about-daniel/ His new book is here

Brian Frye is working across North America to help church planters start collegiate churches.    The best way to follow up with Brian is on the NAMB web site here: https://www.namb.net/send_city/collegiate/

In this episode Clint Clifton talks with Dean Fulks of Lifepoint Church about their strategic use of multisite campuses  as a form of church planting. This conversation gets down to brass tax on lines of authority, the weekly preaching schedule and the future vision for the multisite campuses.    You can find more info on […]

In this episode Josh Turansky talks with Keith Weiser about collegiate church planting. We get into the strategy and the challenges related to collegiate church planting.     Church Planting Flywheel

In this episode Josh Turansky talks with Noah Oldham from August Gate Church in St Louis, MO. Noah Oldham Planted August Gate Church in 2009 and has been leading it ever since. Noah is married to Heather, and has four or five wonderful children depending on whether you read his Twitter Profile or Pastor Fit […]

Mike McDaniel is the Director of The Summit Network, Pastor of Church Planting & Leadership Development at The Summit Church. http://thesummitnetwork.com   In this episode we discuss the process that Summit Network went through to establish their own planter residency program. If you are thinking about training future church planters and multiplication this is the […]

In this episode Josh Turansky sits down with Tracy Hipps to discus missional engagement. Tracy Hipps leads an organization called Christian Service Mission. He is from Birmingham, Alabama. You can find Tracy online here: http://www.csmission.org. 

Pastor James is the lead pastor of Mosaic of Winchester. He has a passion for carefully unpacking the truths of Scripture from a gospel-centered perspective. Pastor James is passionate about reaching people that are often overlooked by many churches.   He and his wife, Mary, have been married for more than 20 years and have […]

In this episode Clint Clifton shares some of the challenges that church planters face during the first few years. 

In this episode Josh Turansky sits down with Clint Clifton to talk through some of the perils of being a professional Christian. Every church planter will encounter this challenges in one way or another. 

Doug Logan has a dual-role in Acts 29, where he serves as director of the Diversity Initiative and co-director of Church in Hard Places. He previously served as the lead pastor of Epiphany Camden. Doug and his wife, Angel, have been married since 1996 and have three sons. You can follow him on Twitter.

Doug Logan has a dual-role in Acts 29, where he serves as director of the Diversity Initiative and co-director of Church in Hard Places. He previously served as the lead pastor of Epiphany Camden. Doug and his wife, Angel, have been married since 1996 and have three sons. You can follow him on Twitter.

In this episode Josh Turansky talks with Jamin Stinziano about some key characteristics that Sojourn Network is using to train and asses church planters.    You can find more information about the Sojourn Network here: https://www.sojournnetwork.com/   Jamin leads Summit church in Florida. You can find their web site here: https://www.summitlife.com/   Jamin is also […]

Randy Newman has been training Christians to share their faith for years. In this episode he sits down with Clint Clifton to discuss this very topic. You can find out more information about Randy at his web site here: http://www.connectionpoints.us