Take Root

Take Root

Religion EN ↓ 77 episodes

Take Root is a Gospel focused podcast hosted by Karen Johnson, a senior associate of Centered in Seattle. Join us as we share testimonies to deepen roots of faith, encourage one another, and learn from a diverse collection of stories! We'll be releasing new episodes every other week, and if you're interested in the ministry happening at Centered or have any questions, learn more at centered.org!

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Author

Take Root

Category

Religion

Podcast website

centered.org

Latest episode

May 20, 2025

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Episodes

Dr. Deana Porterfield- When Calling Meets Courage

Dr. Deana Porterfield is Seattle Pacific University’s 12th president and the first woman to hold the office since the institution’s founding in 1891. In this episode, she shares the surprising journey that led her to this role and how she followed God’s leading along the way. Deana and her husband, Doug, have been married for 34 years and are the proud parents of two married daughters and grandpar...

Dr. Rob McKenna- WiLD Leaders, Wild Trust

Dr. Rob McKenna, Founder and CEO of WiLD Leaders, is a renowned expert in leadership development, celebrated for his groundbreaking work in fostering trust, driving performance, and connecting business strategy with the human side of leadership. He is a TEDx and keynote speaker, and a Psychologist/ Researcher on Trust and Whole Leader Development. Learn more at https://www.wildleaders.org

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