Church Planting Podcast

Over the next three weeks, we’ll revisit our conversation with D.A. Horton, church planting pastor and author of several books. This week, we speak to D.A. about the church planting family.

Without a healthy marriage and a supportive wife, church planters can run both their church and their family into the ground. This week, we are republishing our episode with Christine Hoover, wife of a church planting pastor and author of The Church Planting Wife (and many more). You can read more at gracecoversme.com.

This week, we’re republishing an older episode with Joey Craft from Restoration Church in Washington D.C., discussing the importance of pastoral partners in church planting and how to choose the right one.

In our last episode of the Network series, we talk to Mike McDaniel from The Summit Network. We’ll be discussing their residency program, how they train and equip all sorts of ministry leaders, and how Summit church has helped plant and start new churches. For more info, go to thesummitnetwork.com.

This week’s network is The Pillar Network (www.thepillarnetwork.com), and we are talking with Zach Nelson, Network Director and Church Planting Mobilizer. Listen in to our conversation and check out how The Pillar Network helps start new churches.

This week, we are continuing our conversation with church planting networks by chatting with Bryan Laughlin, Acts 29 Network Director of the US North Atlantic. Bryan tells us the story of his church planting endeavor and about Acts29’s commitment to equip church planters and plant new churches.

Beginning this week, we’ll talk to some church planting network heads about why networks are important to church planters, and how they can help a new church grow. Today, we talk to Mark McGeever, Executive Director of SENT Network. Visit sentnetwork.org for more information.

In our last installment of the Church Planting Primer, we’ll explore various ways every Christian can help start new churches. This is a part four of a four-part teaching series on church planting hosted by New City Network. For more information, visit www.newcityplanting.org. This series will be available online sometime this month. This week, we explore a biblical rationale […]

After exploring the Biblical rationale for church planting and the need for for new churches, the next question to ask ourselves is how do we go about starting a new church? This is a part three of a four-part teaching series on church planting hosted by New City Network. For more information, visit www.newcityplanting.org. This series will […]

Do we really need more churches? Aren’t there more than enough already? Why is church planting necessary today? This is a part two of a four-part teaching series on church planting hosted by New City Network. For more information, visit www.newcityplanting.org. This series will be available online sometime in August. This week, we explore a biblical rationale […]

This week, we explore a biblical rationale for church planting. This is a part one of a four-part teaching series on church planting hosted by New City Network. For more information, visit www.newcityplanting.org. This series will be available online sometime in August.   Enjoying the content provided in these podcasts? Show Clint and New City Network […]

This week we talk to Mike McKinley, Pastor of Sterling Park Baptist Church and author of Church Planting is for Wimps. We discuss how a new church can go about establishing biblical polity.

In this week’s episode, we talk with Dave Harvey, author of Am I Called? about the calling and qualifications of a church planter.

This week’s episode focuses on how church planting effects our families. We continue our conversation with Jeff Christopherson, but also interview Cody Davis, who has grown up in a church planting family.

Today we’re talking to Jeff Christopherson, author and church planter, about what he’s learned along the way and how to assemble an effective church planting team.

This week’s guest is Mike Dodson, Professor of Church Planting at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and we’re talking about what makes a good prospectus and how to get noticed.

We’re continuing our conversation with Caleb Crider, co-founder of The Upstream Collective and church planter/missionary. This week, we’ll look at platforms.

This week’s episode features Caleb Crider, co-founder of The Upstream Collective, which helps churches think like missionaries in their own context. We’ll talk with him about engaging our “tribe.”  

This week’s guest comes from across the pond in the UK, Anthony Adams. Anthony serves with Radstock Ministries, which works to connect churches together for global missions. Anthony provides valuable insight for church planters working to establish new churches in hard places with a desire to see new planters and missionaries equipped and sent. Visit radstock.org […]

Continuing our series on international church planters, this week’s guest is Nyoman from Indonesia. Nyoman’s story is inspiring and challenging to us all, and his love for Christ and commitment to making Jesus known will motivate church planters to faithfully labor, even in hard soil.