Ministry Brands
Church Leadership Lab
Church Leadership Lab is a podcast that seeks to empower healthy churches. Through conversations, interviews, and stories, we explore what's happening in ministry today and how pastors and leaders can navigate what lies ahead. This podcast is a resource of Ministry Brands, the largest provider of church technology. We help 90,000+ churches with an integrated platform that provides online giving, people (chMS), websites, streaming, background checks, and more all to empower healthy churches. To learn more, visit https://www.ministrybrands.com.
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Jul 8, 2026
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Episodes
Ep. 006 | Jenni Catron: How to Strengthen Your Leadership Culture 01.03.2023 49:18
On this episode, we sit down with Jenni Catron, founder & CEO of The 4Sight Group, to talk about how to improve the leadership culture in your church or ministry. Our conversation touches on: Navigating the leadership gaps that have been revealed in the last few years. How to gauge the quality of the culture in your organization. Why flying an airplane and leading an organization is similar. H...
Ep. 005 | 10 Ways to Have the Best Easter Ever 22.02.2023 34:42
In this episode, Scott & Kacie discuss a list of things that are often forgotten or ignored when planning for Good Friday & Easter such as: Being intentional about often-forgotten moments. Planning for before, during, and after. Give people what they need, not what they want. Being intentional about rest. Listen in as we share ten ways to make this your best Easter ever.
Ep. 004 | Gino Beltran: Why Multiplication Is a Must For Churches 15.02.2023 32:56
On this episode, we sit down with Gino Beltran who serves as the Networking & Partnerships Director with Exponential. In our conversation we talk about: The difference between addition vs. multiplication. How church planting has changed post-COVID. What resources church planters today need most. The vision Exponential has and some of what they're working on to fuel multiplication in the...
Ep. 003 | Steve Horton: How to Do More Ministry With Less Resources 08.02.2023 45:44
In this conversation, we sit down with Steve Horton (Former Communications Director at Rolling Hills Community Church) and discuss: What it’s like helping lead one of the fastest growing churches in the country. Methods to ensure that you’re not just working in your ministry, but on it as well, How to stop saying “no” for other people. How to use automation and still be personal. Links from thi...
Ep. 002 | Matt Steen: Navigating the Great Resignation 01.02.2023 49:07
In this conversation we sit down with Matt Steen from Chemistry Staffing and discuss the following: • The effect of the great resignation on the church. • The importance of developing the next generation of leaders. • Marks of a healthy church staff. • The importance of relationships in leading your team and your church. • How to engage staff members who are thinking about leaving. Learn more abou...
Ep. 001 | What is Church Leadership Lab? 25.01.2023 32:28
In this episode, Scott & Kacie discuss the mission and vision behind Church Leadership Lab. They walk through the goal of the podcast which is to be a community of church leaders working to cultivate healthy churches. Resources Mentioned: "Atomic Habits" by James Clear "Extreme Ownership" by Jocko Willink
Introducing Church Leadership Lab 11.01.2023 0:52
Culture is shifting. People are changing. Ministry is difficult. Church Leadership Lab is dedicated to helping navigate the road ahead. Our podcast is a community of everyday ministry leaders encouraging one another through powerful stories, leadership lessons, and practical resources to grow healthy, local churches & impact the Kingdom. Join us on this journey as we learn together all with th...
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