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Unknown Host hosts The Scott Stedman Podcast, a religion show with 200 episodes published.
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the decline of the megachurch model and the factors leading to its fall. We thank listeners like Patty and Scott, whose support has contributed to the continued growth and mainten
On this episode of the Scott Stedman Podcast, Micah discusses a TikTok of pastors who are resigning from their positions to start a new ministry of helping families heal due to generational differences. Micah points out
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the news that Anderson Campmeeting is returning to Anderson. However, Scott and Micah are skeptical about the announcement and if it's going to be the stepping stone the Church of
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the church's relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI). We talk about the benefits and also the dangers of using AI tools to do ministry. We thank listeners like Patty and Sc
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the pain of dealing with the expectations vs. reality of having a family in ministry. We thank listeners like Patty and Scott, whose support has contributed to the continued growt
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the methods and practices for preparing a sermon for church, conferences, and other ministry events. We thank listeners like Patty and Scott, whose support has contributed to the
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the reason why episodes have been sporadic the last month. We thank listeners like Patty and Scott, whose support has contributed to the continued growth and maintenance of this p
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the impact of Christians labeling other Christians. We navigate the various political labels applied to certain churches and Christians, and how these labels can be destructive to
On this episode, Scott and Micah reflect on the assassination of Charlie Kirk and discuss the responses and implications that have come from it. We thank listeners like Patty and Scott, whose support has contributed to t
On this episode, Scott and Micah explore the CHurch of God's ministry service known as TIPS. We discuss the pros and cons of the service, the dynamics between having an interim from TIPS vs an Interim from the State, and
Some of the trends that have come up in church abuse scandals have revolved around a minister's family member serving on a church board. Scott and Micah discuss the ways church leaders' families are serving in the church
Scott and Micah discuss the topic of the worship stage and the approach worship leaders have to it. Is the worship stage a place to help lead people to Christ, or is it a launch pad for the leader's career? We thank list
This past week, videos surfaced of Elevation pastor Steven Furtick referring to drug use in a sermon. Scott and Micah discuss the importance of the words we say from the pulpit, why it matters to be polished, and how to
In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss the reasons why Gen-Z is growing rapidly in their faith and ministry, and how that compares to other generations. We discuss some of the things we have seen Gen Z do regarding soc
If you missed last week's episode with Dr. Steven Roby, make sure you listen to it to understand Micah and Scott's thoughts! In this episode, Micah asks Scott about some of the topics of discussion in last week's episode
In this episode, Scott and Micah talk with Dr. Steven Roby to discuss his church rebranding from Water's Edge Church to Sovereign Shores Baptist Church. We dive into the history of the church, the natural eleven-year pro
With the wake of Pastoral scandals that have been making headlines, Scott and Micah discuss the importance of ethical training for pastors and some of the key points pastors need to be diligent about, so they do not find
In July, two powerful figures in evangelical American Christianity had passed away. Jimmy Swaggart, a popular televangelist in the 1980s, redefined what televangelism is today. John MacArthur, who influenced generations
Have you ever taught a bible study and was told by church leadership that you can not use that tool or teach that curriculum? Have you ever been asked to step down from your role or removed from the church because of it?
This Past Week, the Church of God had its Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado. Some people were complaining that they were not able to access the General Worship Sessions because it was behind a paywall. Scott and Mica
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