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The Cyclical Podcast brings together voices of faithful innovators to gain wisdom, best practices, and post-colonial frameworks to guide you on your journey of leading transformation through the Church. Cyclical INC is a multi-tiered relationship network of humans who are partnering with the Holy Spirit in the work of starting new churches. Listen and subscribe today.
Unknown Host hosts Cyclical Podcast, a religion show with 47 episodes published.
What if the future of the Church depends less on having the right answers and more on learning to discern where God is already at work? In episode 6 of Season 6, Nick Warnes sits down with Rev. Scot Sherman, founder and
What does it mean for the Church to follow the "grace cloud" into the future? In episode 5 of Season 6, Nick Warnes sits down with Rev. Darrell Hamilton, Executive Pastor of First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain, to expl
What if the future of the Church begins by listening—to God, to one another, and to the stories unfolding all around us? In episode 4 of season 6, Nick Warnes sits down with Nikki Collins, Storytelling Ministry Director
What if the future of the Church depends less on having the right answers—and more on cultivating the right relationships? In episode 3 of season 6, Nick Warnes sits down with Albert Hung, District Superintendent of the
How do the stories we tell shape the future of the Church? In the first interview of Season 6, Nick Warnes sits down with minister and public theologian Trey Ferguson to explore the power of language, public faith, and f
The Church has always evolved to meet the needs of a changing world. In Season 6 of the Cyclical Podcast , we sit down with faithful innovators, pastors, theologians, and community leaders to imagine what the next chapte
Today we interview Eric Sarwar, church starter in Fresno, California. BDGT churches are led by a team of gifted people who share a vision for new people joining the family of God in large quantities. They are cultivating
Today Nick and Brendan reflect on what they learned from various guests of this season. Building the plan while we fly it and needing these conversations to draft the framework itself Churches inhabit different shapes de
Today we interview Katie Nakamura Rengers about the church she started called The Abbey. ADCI churches are highly resourced for missionary endeavors. These churches have an abundance of leaders who are tightly connected
Today we interview Matt Yount, pastor at Victory Point Church in Holland, Michigan. APGT churches are led by a point leader with strong shepherding and teaching gifts who gathers many people into a large centralized wors
Today we interview Yosam Manafa about the church he started in the San Fernando valley. BDGT churches are led by a team of gifted people who share a vision for new people joining the family of God in large quantities. Th
Today we interview Debbie Bronkema, the founding pastor of Connect.Faith. BDGI churches are highly apostolic in leadership. They are content to start with little to no resources. They decentralize leadership in order to
Today we interview Sheila Bojorquez about the church she started with her husband in Los Angeles. Campaign Churches (BPGT) are startup churches with a charismatic leader who has a big vision for a large gathering of wors
For over a decade now we've been joining leaders of all kinds in starting churches of all kinds. Big churches with staff and banners orchestrating a launch Sunday. Small churches that emerge out of the blue in a coffee s
Today Candice and Nick interview Jonathan Williams to talk about the intersection of faithful innovation and anxiety. Jonathan was the founder and CEO of Forefront, a faith and justice-focused organization in Brooklyn, N
In today's episode, Nick and Candice have a dialogue with Brandon Wrencher. Brandon Wrencher (MDiv, North Park Theological Seminary) is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, the founding minister of Good Neig
In today's episode, Nick Warnes & Candice Czubernat have a dialogue with Elle Grover Fricks. Elle Grover Fricks received her Master’s of Arts in the Bible and its Ancient, Near Eastern Context from the Hebrew University
In today's episode, Nick and Candice have a dialogue with Al Han about ending a marriage in the midst of faithful innovation. Al is the founding pastor of Perch.Church, a chaplain at Good Samaritan Hospital in Downtown L
In today's episode, Candice and Nick have a dialogue with folk-rocker Jennifer Knapp, a singer-songwriter, author, speaker & LGBTQ+ advocate. She has sold over 1 million albums, won 4 Dove Awards, earned 2 Grammy nominat
In the final episode of Season 3, Nick Warnes, Karen Rohrer, and Brendan McClenahan reflect on the season, highlighting key themes and takeaways. Are churches in the business of meaning-making? Do faithful innovators nee
Jonathan Williams
owner of an irrigation and construction company · Art and Commerce Lawyers and Trademark Attorneys
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Knapp
psychic medium, tarot reader, spiritual teacher, mystic, death doula · Spirit & the Medium
1 appearance on this show
R. Eric Thomas
nationally bestselling author, playwright, and screenwriter
1 appearance on this show
Rev. Scot Sherman
Center for Church Innovation
1 appearance on this show
Albert Hung
Northern California District Church of the Nazarene
1 appearance on this show
Matt Yount
Victory Point Church
1 appearance on this show
Debbie Bronkema
Connect.Faith
1 appearance on this show
Al Han
Perch.Church
1 appearance on this show
Liz Lin
Progressive Asian American Christians
1 appearance on this show
Candice Czubernat
The Christian Closet
1 appearance on this show
Michaela O'Donnell
Max De Pree Center for Leadership
1 appearance on this show
Erin Angeli
Commonwealth of Oakland
1 appearance on this show
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