What role does culture play in evangelizing the world? Based on a comparison of Acts 2 and Act 17, Joel contends that the answer is "A WHOLE LOT". Thanks for being here on the journey.

What role does culture play in evangelizing the world? Based on a comparison of Acts 2 and Act 17, Joel contends that the answer is "A WHOLE LOT". Thanks for being here on the journey.

None of us want to be boring as a preacher or teacher of Scripture. Yet Sunday after Sunday (or Wednesday after Wednesday), we watch the faithful nodding, checking Facebook, or simply whispering to each other about meal plans. Is there another way? Can we do better? Joel thinks there is and continues to contend for it in the final installmett of this podcast, "How to NOT be a boring preacher".

None of us want to be boring as a preacher or teacher of Scripture. Yet Sunday after Sunday (or Wednesday after Wednesday), we watch the faithful nodding, checking Facebook, or simply whispering to each other about meal plans. Is there another way? Can we do better? Joel thinks there is and continues to contend for it in part five of this podcast, "How to NOT be a boring preacher".

None of us want to be boring as a preacher or teacher of Scripture. Yet Sunday after Sunday (or Wednesday after Wednesday), we watch the faithful nodding, checking Facebook, or simply whispering to each other about meal plans. Is there another way? Can we do better? Joel thinks there is and continues to contend for it in part four of this podcast, "How to NOT be a boring preacher".

None of us want to be boring as a preacher or teacher of Scripture. Yet Sunday after Sunday (or Wednesday after Wednesday), we watch the faithful nodding, checking Facebook, or simply whispering to each other about meal plans. Is there another way? Can we do better? Joel thinks there is and continues to contend for it in part two of this podcast, "How to NOT be a boring preacher".

None of us want to be boring as a preacher or teacher of Scripture. Yet Sunday after Sunday (or Wednesday after Wednesday), we watch the faithful nodding, checking Facebook, or simply whispering to each other about meal plans. Is there another way? Can we do better? Joel thinks there is and continues to contend for it in part two of this podcast, "How to NOT be a boring preacher".

None of us want to be boring as a preacher or teacher of Scripture. Yet Sunday after Sunday (or Wednesday after Wednesday), we watch the faithful nodding, checking Facebook, or simply whispering to each other about meal plans. Is there another way? Can we do better? Joel thinks there is and contends for it in part one of this podcast, "How to NOT be a boring preacher".

In this final installment in a three-part series on recruitment, Joel tells the process of building a strong, vibrant team with people who WANT to be there.

How do you get top-notch people on your team? In the second part of three podcasts on the issue, Joel takes builds on the foundation for a system of recruiting for your team that actually works.

How do you get top-notch people on your team? In the first part of three podcasts on the issue, Joel takes builds the foundation for a system of recruiting for your team that actually works.

Discussing a concept a mentor gave him, Joel dissects the pathway to and through the "white waters" of church growth.