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Engage Church Network
The Engage Church Network Podcast exists to strengthen pastors, equip leaders, and help churches thrive in a rapidly changing world. Hosted by longtime pastor and ministry leader Mike Glenn, each episode features honest, thoughtful conversations with pastors, theologians, civic leaders, entrepreneurs, and cultural voices who are wrestling with the real challenges facing today’s church. From navigating politics and social media to addressing burnout, leadership transitions, discipleship, church planting, legal issues, recovery, AI, and community engagement, this podcast moves beyond theory into...
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6 de oct. de 2026
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Navigating Social Media as a Pastor 20.08.2024 22:46
Join Pastor Mike Glenn and Darrel Girardier, the Communications Director at Brentwood Baptist Church, as they dive into a thoughtful discussion on the pros and cons of pastors navigating the world of social media. In this insightful conversation, they explore the challenges and opportunities that come with maintaining an online presence, balancing authenticity with privacy, and using social platfo...
Pastoring Your Congregation Through an Intense Election Year 13.08.2024 22:26
Mike Glenn sits down with Michael Easley to explore the intersection of politics and the pulpit in today’s political climate and constantly changing terrain. Michael is a respected Bible teacher, pastor, and former president of Moody Bible Institute. Michael has faithfully serves churches in the DC and Nashville metro areas. He hosts several podcasts, including “Michael in Context” and “Ask Dr. E,...
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