Show Notes
In this last episode of the Calling Series, Executive Director Steven Cole interviews Miles Larson. They discuss why this podcast series exists, what Miles learned, and where we go from here as a denomination.
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In this episode, Miles Larson is joined by Dustin White, former pastor of Radial Church in Ohio and current Fishing Spiritual Mentor. These two discuss what it's like to be called to a specific people instead of a specific position and how to follow the Holy Spirit's guidance even when it doesn't make sense.
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In this episode, pastor Tom Sprowls of Berlin Brethren Church and Northeast Regional Resource Coordinator TJ McLaughlin join Miles Larson to continue the discussion on bi-vocational ministry. They discuss how churches can support their bi-vocational pastors well, especially in light of the trend of increasing bi-vocational ministry in the church at large.
As we look at the state of the church today, it looks like there may be an influx of bi-vocational ministry leaders in the near future. In this episode, Miles Larson is joined by two bi-vocational pastors, Jason Huntsinger of Northgate Community Church in California and Justin Morris of The Gathering Church in Virginia, to discuss the benefits and challenges of bi-vocational ministry that full-time pastors might not recognize.
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