Does Communications Have a Seat at Your Strategy Table? (w/ Tiffany Deluccia) – Episode 38
For Episode 38, we’ve got such a great conversation with Tiffany Deluccia, Director of Sales and Marketing at The Unstuck Group.
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For Episode 38, we’ve got such a great conversation with Tiffany Deluccia, Director of Sales and Marketing at The Unstuck Group.
For Episode 37, we’ve got a conversation that will speak right to your heart with John Lynch, a speaker, author, and former pastor.
For Episode 36, we’re breaking down engagement into 4 questions for you to consider and giving you some permission to measure engagement a little more organically
For Episode 35, we talk through some of what we’re seeing from churches and walk through 6 principles for leaders to consider as they develop their strategy and plan for eventually reopening.
For Episode 34, we have an honest conversation with Clayton King, long-time ministry leader, a gifted evangelist, and part of the team at Newspring Church.
For Episode 33, we have Karl Vaters back on the show to talk about his own experiences in crisis leadership, how he’s currently helping churches adapt to and recover from COVID-19, the importance of team leadership during this time, and a whole lot more.
This week on the podcast we have such a great conversation with Ron Klassen, Executive Director of Rural Home Missionary Association, an organization that exists to plant and strengthen churches in small-town America.
We share some honest thoughts (and a little bit of preachin’) about your role during this crisis, what our Easter efforts should focus on this year, and some reminders about the opportunities you have during this season of ministry.
We got to have Jeanette Yates, Communications Manager at Text in Church, on the podcast to talk through guest experience, guest follow-up, volunteer training, and how the team at Text in Church is supporting churches during this season of ministry.
You have the most important story in the world to tell. How will you tell it in a way that can be experienced? Understood? How will people hear it? See it? Share it? Hold it – even in time of social distancing?
In this conversation, we talk through the changes COVID-19 has brought, how our ministries should (and shouldn’t) be responding, what Kem is seeing, and some encouragement for how to move forward intentionally.
Join us for Episode 28 of The 95 Podcast for an encouraging, honest, and hope-filled conversation as we all navigate COVID-19.
Self-awareness protects leaders from self-deception. Honest feedback is a guardrail for character and culture.
Build discipleship around practice, not just information. People grow through doing, feedback, and repetition in relationships.
In this episode, Dale Sellers & Joseph Bennett interview trauma counselor Bridget Trammell about trauma, triggers, religious abuse, purity culture, and practical steps pastors can take to heal and lead healthier churches.
We usually have it backwards. . . Most of us rest from work. However, God’s desire for us is that we work from rest.
Fault leads to shame; responsibility leads to freedom. Responsibility shows you what you can actually change and release what you cannot control.
Discernment stays human. AI can help refine communication, brainstorm, or summarize—but leaders must verify and own what’s shared.
Connection starts with God first. If leaders are not connected to God, they will not lead people into meaningful connection.
Kids ministry deserves top-tier support. If the mission includes evangelism and disciple-making, the next generation should be resourced accordingly.
Most pastors aren’t refusing rest—they’re trapped by systems. Without a plan (and a bench), even a short break can feel impossible.
Preparation beats panic. Healthy leaders build a plan before the crisis—then execute calmly when disruption hits.
Equipping can’t be reduced to a weekly performance; it requires presence, relationship, modeling, and shared life.