REimagine

Send us Fan Mail This week on the podcast we sit down with J. P. DeGance.   J.P. is the Founder and President of Communio,  a nonprofit that consults with churches to use 21st century data tools and best practices in relationship ministry to strengthen marriages and families in their community. Learn more by going to www.communio.org Tell us what you think by going to www.reimaginecast.com

Send us Fan Mail Today on the podcast we are talking about movement. We are excited to welcome our friend, Jen Hyde, to the show. Jen is a graduate of the College of William and Mary with a degree in Biology. She then obtained her master’s degree in physical therapy from Springfield College in Massachusetts. She has been a licensed physical therapist for nearly 20 years and opened Performance PT a...

Send us Fan Mail This week on the episode we talk about our past experience with Lent in the evangelical church, our reflections on Lent now, and the importance of rediscovering the ancient practices of the Church moving forward. Be sure to join us on the Reimagine Podcast website at www.reimaginecast.com

Send us Fan Mail On this special episode, the reimagine podcast records live in front of a studio audience . We recorded this episode recently during a Sunday morning service at Cool Spring Baptist Church. Brenda Kidd  joins us as we talk about how we live connected to Christ in our everyday lives. Be sure to check out our new website:  www.reimaginecast.com Want to have the reimagine podcast reco...

Send us Fan Mail This week we welcome our wives to the podcast for the very first time. We venture into uncharted waters to talk about date ideas and Valentine's Day through the years. 

Send us Fan Mail Today on the podcast we welcome, Tory Baucum. Tory shares the story of how he went from an Anglican in Washington, DC to a Catholic in Kansas. He also shares what it looks like to seek the flourishing of those around us, no matter where we live. Tory is married to Elizabeth Tyndall Baucum and they have three daughters. In January 2020 he was appointed as the founding Director of t...

Send us Fan Mail Today on the podcast we reimagine what Loving Others looks like and the practical next steps we can all take. Don't forget to check out the reimagine podcast website at www.reimaginecast.com

Send us Fan Mail This week on the podcast we sit down with, Jordan Maroon, to talk about faith and the workplace. Jordan is the newly appointed President and Executive Director of Needle’s Eye Ministries, succeeding longtime leader and founder Buddy Childress.   The mission of Needle’s Eye is to connect marketplace people to the gospel of Jesus and to encourage Christians to live out His values, e...

Send us Fan Mail Today on the podcast, Brad, Greg, and Bryan sit down to discuss how we respond to setbacks and obstacles, as we learn to reimagine our approach to and use of the word, failure.

Send us Fan Mail This week we discuss the vaccine roll out as we look at what goes in to making good decisions in life. Don't forget! We now have a website. go to www.reimaginecast.com to listen to past episodes and give us feedback on the show. Have an idea for a future episode, have a question you would like to have discussed, or something in your life you are trying to reimagine?  Go to th...

Send us Fan Mail This week we take a look back at the past year, as well as discuss some of our favorite episodes from the Reimagine Podcast.  Be sure to check out our new website:   www.reimaginecast.com

Send us Fan Mail This week we're joined by the very funny, Allison Coleman, and, Stephen Jones, for a hilarious look at Christmas past.  We'll talk about our Christmas memories as well as Christmas during COVID. Connect with, Stephen, on his blog at www.stephenjonesonline.com

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis.  This week on the episode we reflect on our learning styles as we reimagine how learning during (and after) a pandemic.

Send us Fan Mail This week on the episode we talk about an upcoming church wide focus for 2021: Jesus Follower. We also bring on, Delia Brown, to help talk about the power of learning to follow Jesus in our every day lives.  Delia Brown, is a long time member of Cool Spring, where she has served in a number of ministry leadership positions. She recently retired from a career with the International...

Send us Fan Mail This week we welcome back, Dana Egan, to the podcast. Dana is a Dietician and an active user of the Cool Spring Rec Center. We have a conversation about food choices, the diet culture we live in, and healthy ways to finishing 2020.  

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis. Today on the podcast we are excited to welcome back our second repeat guest, Jennifer Diehl. Jennifer is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and certified Behavioral Support Facilitator.  Jennifer joined us back in episode 6 to talk about COVID and mental health, and today she is with us to talk about our relationship to technolo...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Bradh Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis. Today on the podcast we welcome in Justin Irving.  Justin serves as Professor of Leadership at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. Prior to this, Dr. Irving served at Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, MN for twenty years in a variety of roles.  He is the author of Leadership in Christian Perspective: Biblic...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English, Dr. Brad Hoffmann, and Bryan Dupuis.  Today on the podcast we welcome Anna Murphy. Anna is part of the Strategic Development Team at the Summit Church in Durham, NC. Anna has led the Summit staff and church through two campus launches, a vision and values reboot, and multiple major projects…all of which have involved massive change.  Resources mentioned on the podcas...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English and Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis. Today on Episode 33, we have a conversation about the movie, Moneyball, and how film can help put images to the reimagine conversation. Movie Synopsis   Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane mus...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis along with Tyler English. Today on the podcast we welcome, Dillon Smith, who serves as Content Manager for Carey Nieuwhof Communications Limited. He’s also a church leader and has served as the Omaha Concert Chaplain, working with Lauren Daigle, John Crist, Michael W. Smith, Newsboys, and other performers.    At age 19, Dillon l...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis.  Today on the podcast we continue our conversation with Doug Paul.  Doug is a full-time Innovation Strategist while continuing to serve as a pastor and elder at a church in the inner city of Richmond, VA. Each day, he works with pastors, churches, denominations, and networks who are looking to find the future of the church thro...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffman and Bryan Dupuis. Today on the podcast we welcome innovation strategist, Doug Paul.  Doug is a full time Innovation Strategist while continuing to serve as a pastor and elder at a church in the inner city of Richmond, VA. Each day, he works with pastors, churches, denominations and networks who are looking to find the future of the church through...

Send us Fan Mail Greg English with Dr. Brad Hoffmann and Bryan Dupuis.  This week we sit down with, Rolando Lamb, to talk about character and what it looks like during a pandemic, racial inequality conversations, and a Presidential election.   Rolando Lamb is a member of the Virginia Commonwealth University basketball Hall of Fame, former NBA selection of the Seattle Supersonics, and currently ser...

Send us Fan Mail This week, Greg, Brad, and Bryan talk about something everyone has, and everyone can share....a story.   

Send us Fan Mail This week Brad, Greg, and Bryan sit to have a conversation as they reimagine what it looks like to be good news in our neighborhoods in ways that are natural, authentic, and at times, uncomfortable.