Hosted by Brian Foreman · EN-US · 31 episodes
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"What's Good" is a conversation about best practices and stories of encouragement for church leaders and ministers. We talk to leaders in a variety of fields to get a sense of what they see as "good" through the lens of their faith. Listeners will hear ideas and ways to connect the church and community. Music by HookSounds
Brian Foreman hosts What's Good?, a religion show with 31 episodes published.
Learn how to connect faith to everyday life through meaningful ministry practices. Discover insights from Reverend Preston Clegg, senior pastor of Second Baptist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, as he shares the challeng
Discover how Bishop James Dixon inspires transformation in communities through courage and compassion. Learn practical insights on leading with faith and authenticity. In today’s world, many are questioning the role of t
Discover how First on Fifth navigated change, embraced new identities, and fostered community growth through innovative leadership and open conversations. In today’s dynamic world, many churches face the challenge of ada
In a world where many churches struggle to connect with their communities, Second Baptist Church in Memphis stands out as a beacon of hope and clarity. His approach emphasizes the importance of meaningful relationships,
Rev. Kristen McAtee is pastor of First Baptist Church in Columbia, Missouri. She has been faithful to her call in ministry that has seen many forms, but now she finds herself in the Senior Pastor role. This is a fun list
Michelle knows a little something about helping parents journey through adolescence with their teenagers. Fun fact, a lot about leadership can be informed using many of the same skills. This isn't to suggest you are lead
That's right, the next evolution of this podcast is here, and it still focuses on what's good ion the world, in ministry and in church. Look, by focusing on what's good, we are not saying that things are not hard or diff
Join me for a conversation as we discuss the fifth and final question in a series of conversations about how CBF is seeking to serve the interests of and learn from young adults. This final conversation is with CBF's You
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Join me for a conversation as we discuss the second question in a series of conversations about how CBF is seeking to serve the interests of and learn from young adults. This second conversation is with CBF's Young Bapti
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Genesis Be is a powerhouse voice in the fight for racial justice, including reconciliation work in her home state of Mississippi. She speaks with a powerful voice but listens and builds bridges even more so. Beyond that
Judge Dunston is driven by deep principles inspired by her family and her faith. She is a remarkable steward of our communities through the justice work she has given her life to. Learn more about Judge Ashleigh and her
Ministry Incubator founder, among other various glorious titles, Mark DeVries is no stranger to many in youth ministry. He cares deeply for young people and the church. That has carried over into his work with young adul
Dr. Amy Hinkelman, my Campbell University colleague, joins me to talk about COVID, and its ups and downs. She's not into predicting what COVID will do next, but rather ways that we can be smart and faithful as we care fo
It is easy to leave one chapter of our life behind and discount it, even apologize for it. It is much harder but far healthier to give thanks for lessons learned and growth, while also recognizing where there was hurt or
Rev. Keith Mannes served as a pastor for nearly 30 years until he faced a dilemma - serve a church that supported something he didn't feel matched the Gospel or walk away. “I am to follow the call of my heart to speak in
Further down you can find Kenda's official bio, but first a quick word about this podcast. The last two years of the pandemic have loosened some bolts that we thought might not be possible for ministry. Not only that, it
Ashley joins Brian to discuss her vocational journey from studying to be a minister to off ramping that endeavor only to find herself doing ministry in the beautiful context of photography. As the owner of Story Photogra
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What's Good? is hosted by Brian Foreman. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 31 episodes.
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