The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. Tim and I interview Mark Waltz, one of the other pastors at Granger and author of the best-selling book First Impressions: Creating Wow Experiences in Your Church. Mark discusses how we use stories in our weekend services. Then the fun begins as Mark leads the "Intimate Moments" segment of the show. In that segment, Tim and I share some "first impressions" from our lives.
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. This week’s show is all about dealing with criticism. How do you handle it? Find out what we really think about our critics. We’ll also try to call someone and ask "What are you doing?" This, folks, is compelling podcasting at its best.
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. Tim and I preview what’s coming at Granger beginning Easter weekend. We also go behind the scenes to give some insights to Dustin, our chief podcasting engineer, and Adam, the official photographer of the Simply Strategic Show. This is more fun than humans should be allowed to have. It’s free. It’s downloadable. Everyone’s doing it. In case you’re wondering, pre-marital listening is also acceptable.
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. This week, Tim and I turn over the reigns of the show to our chief podcasting engineer, Dustin Maust, to give you a sense of the buzz that’s happening regarding the upcoming PureSex series at Granger Community Church. You’ll never look at naked feet the same way again.
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. In this week’s show, Tim and I talk about the promotions including the unique billboard campaign for the upcoming PureSex series at Granger. We also try to name as many musical artists that we know who are named "Barry." Tim introduces a new segment called "Stump The Genius." And, last but not least, our wives make their podcasting debut. (Emily, I’m still crazy for you.)
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. In this episode, Tim and I discuss money. We talk about how Granger handles the topic of money and makes it relevant to people who are just checking out church? The highlight of the show is seeing whether or not Tim will get his money back. Warm up your iPods–it’s time for the Simply Strategic Show!
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. In this episode, Tim and I reminisce about the Old West and our getaway with the other pastors of Granger Community Church. We share what we accomplished, how we passed the time and we talk about the "kiss." You’ll also hear what people are saying about the show and the hot new game: Name That Chapter.
By the way, we’ve experienced the Rick Warren bounce. After the plug in his Ministry ToolBox, the Simply Strategic Show has jumped #11 in the iTunes "Religion & Spirituality" Top 100 listing. Last I checked, we were stuck right between the podcasts for Ed Young and T.D. Jakes. I dare you to listen to those three shows back-to-back. That’ll mess with your mind.
I think it would be pretty cool if Rick Warren has the Simply Strategic Show on his iPod. But, even if he doesn’t, I’m at least glad that he took a moment to point others to the show. Check it out. Our podcast is one of the recommended links in this week’s Ministry ToolBox on Pastors.com.
That’s a good thing. Now more pastors may check out the show. And, more importantly, baptist pastors won’t feel guilty when they’re listening in. It’s OK. Rick said so.
The newest episode of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. In this episode, Tim and I talk about our weekly all-staff meeting at Granger. We also chat about the upcoming WiredChurches.com workshops. And, Tim and I talk about sun and surfing. The Simply Strategic Show is also available on iTunes.
Episode #5 of the Simply Strategic Show is now available. In this show, Tim and I talk about a recent weekend at Granger Community Church that had a unique "spin." I also introduce a new segment that involves a competition between Tim and Dustin, the chief podcast engineer. Yes, the segment has something to do with Corey Mann. Oh, we also try to contact Terry Storch, and, well, we find him–sort of.
