Podcast: LEADERSHIP

The Kind of Fighting Every Church Needs

As we approach 2024, there couldn’t be a better time to revisit your discipleship strategy. Here’s why… In North America, we are ramping up towards another election year. For most Americans, this has become a time of increased anxiety, stress, and…

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CNLP 620 | Dr Karyn Gordon on The Top Three Issues Facing High Performing Leaders and Couples, Setting Your Vision Drive and Hitting Your Goals, And the Keys to Bouncing Back From Failure

Dr. Karyn Gordon outlines the top three issues facing high-performing leaders and couples, how to set your vision and hit your goals for 2024, and the keys to bouncing back from failure. Karyn and Carey discuss time management, burnout, and feeling…

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CNLP 619 | Mike Foster on How to Tell It’s Time to Leave Your Job, Coming Back After Public Failure, and Finding the Question That’s Motivating Your Life

Mike Foster joins Carey to talk about how to tell when it’s time to leave your job, coming back after public failure, and finding the question that’s motivating your life as he unpacks 7 primal questions that drive all human behavior. Mike Foster…

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CNLP 618 | Jenni Catron On Signs That a Toxic Culture is Developing in Your Organization, How To Cast Vision for the Future When You Can’t See Ahead, And How To Create Cultural Values for Your Church Or Organization

Jenni Catron shares the subtle signs that a toxic culture is developing in your organization and reflects on lessons learned when she found herself in that situation. Jenni and Carey talk about how to cast vision for the future when you can’t see…

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Staying Grounded When People Are Driving You Crazy

We’re in the thick of the holiday season – a time full of joy, yet jam-packed with people, parties, and productions. This season has a dizzying effect on everyone – but especially leaders. One temptation is to put a smile on our face while…

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CNLP 617 | William Vanderbloemen On The Exact Qualities You Should Look for In Your Next Staff Hire, Finding Unicorns, The Power of Replying Quickly, and William’s Two Hours With Bill Clinton

William Vanderbloemen returns to the podcast! William and Carey discuss the exact qualities you should look for in your next staff hire (based on research from 30,000 interviews), finding unicorns, the power of replying quickly, and William’s two…

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CNLP 616 | Grant and Cheyanne Skeldon on What The Next Gen Thinks is Wrong With the Church, It’s Not a Next-Generation Crisis But a Discipleship Crisis, Close Friends v. Close Up Friends, and Predictions About the Future Church

Grant and Cheyanne Skeldon, who work extensively with next-gen leaders, join Carey on the podcast for the first time. Grant and Cheyanne talk about what the next generation thinks is wrong with the church and why there’s no next-gen crisis but a…

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CNLP 615 | Heather McGowan Explains Why What Made you Successful As a Leader Today Won’t Make You Successful in the Future, The Four Shifts that Need to Happen At Work, And What Generation Z Sees as Non-Negotiable in Workplace

Future of Work strategist Heather McGowan explains why what made you successful as a leader today won’t make you successful in the future. Heather dives into the four shifts that need to happen at work and what the next generation expects as…

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The One Skill That Will Make or Break Your Life and Leadership

To be an emotionally healthy leader requires many skills, practices, and rhythms. Over the last several weeks, we’ve explored many relationship skills that are non-negotiable for leaders. But if there is just ONE skill I’m convinced every leader must…

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CNLP 614 | Philip Yancey on The Grace Crisis, His Time in the White House With Bill Clinton, Roe v. Wade, and Why He Thought Publishing What’s So Amazing About Grace Would Get Him Cancelled

Philip Yancey is back on the podcast, discussing the grace crisis facing modern Christianity. Philip also talks to Carey about his two hours in the White House with Bill Clinton, Roe v. Wade, and why he initially thought publishing What’s So Amazing…

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