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  • August 3 · 55 min

    Lausanne Movement Podcast - What Leaders Who Start Movements Have in Common | Emanuel Prinz on What Research Reveals About Catalytic Leaders

    What if the difference between a growing ministry and a multiplying movement isn’t strategy, resources, or even opportunity—but the kind of leader at the centre of it all? In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Jason Watson speaks with Dr. Emanuel Prinz about what years of research into Christian movements reveal about truly fruitful leadership. Drawing on his experience as a church planter, movement coach, researcher, and ministry consultant, Emanuel explains why movements are closely connected to the character and practices of their leaders. He explores the qualities shared by catalytic leaders, including a deep hunger for God, radical learning, perseverance, transformational disciple-making, and a willingness to empower others. The conversation also moves beyond leadership methods and strategies to the inner life of the leader. Emanuel warns that busyness can become a significant barrier to fruitfulness and encourages leaders to cultivate abiding, solitude, silence, and an identity rooted in being loved by the Father rather than in ministry achievement. Guest Bio Dr. Emanuel Prinz is a researcher, consultant, coach, and trainer focused on disciple-making, church multiplication, and Christian movements. After serving in pioneer church planting among a previously unengaged Muslim people group in North Africa, Emanuel saw hundreds of churches emerge through a multiplying movement. He later coached and trained leaders across East Africa and the Middle East and served in executive leadership within a multinational missions organisation. Today, he works with ministry organisations around the world, helping leaders develop strategies for multiplying disciples, churches, and leaders. His research has examined approximately 170 Christian movements and the shared qualities of the leaders who catalysed them. Links and Resources Catalytic Leadership: https://www.catalyticleadership.info Lausanne Podcast Action Hub: *https://collaborate.lausanne.org/share/FF0jv_MJcqEcpuoK?utm_source=manual Discover what actually catalyzes movements in Emanuel’s book, What Actually Starts Movements, available through Amazon worldwide. Subscribe to his blog and podcast here. Explore his research and movement consulting at www.catalyticleadership.info.

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  • June 15 · 55 min

    Today's Conversation - Doug Beacham | Spiritual Revival and the Transforming Work of the Holy Spirit

    What happens when the Holy Spirit moves in our communities?Doug Beacham, a longtime leader in the Pentecostal tradition,reflects on the Holy Spirit’s ongoing work through holiness, sanctification and renewal. Pointing to moments like the Azusa Street Revival and the Memphis Miracle, he highlights how the Spirit brings spiritual renewal, fosters racial unity and expands the Church’s mission. Together, NAE President Walter Kim and Doug Beacham, presiding bishop of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC), also explore the ongoing need for reconciliation and unity within the Body of Christ. In this conversation, you’ll hear: What defines Pentecostal holiness traditions; How Pentecostalism brings both intentionality and intensity to faith; Why the American church continues to struggle with division; and How true revival not only stirs hearts but reshapes communities. This episode invites Christians to remember that true hope endures even in a divided culture, calling us to live with patience, faith and confidence that the Holy Spirit is still at work. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. This is the best way for others to discover these conversations. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to colleagues, friends and family. Resources Full conversation with Doug Beacham on YouTube For further study see  Isaiah 53, Acts, Romans 5–6, 1 Corinthians 12, 2 Corinthians 3:17–18 Books written by Doug Beacham “Black and White Race in American Denominations,” by A.G. Miller in Evangelicals magazine Prayer, Repentance & Hope for America, NAE podcast with Lisa Fields Theology of Race, NAE podcast with Walter Kim Today’s Conversation is brought to you by Cahoots Communications.

  • June 8 · 31 min

    Samuel Rodriguez’s Podcast - Hagar, Sarah, and Keturah: Three Seasons, One Covenant, Same God

    Hagar, Sarah, and Keturah: three seasons, one covenant, same God. In this powerful message, Pastor Sam unpacks the seasons represented in Abraham’s journey. Hagar reminds us of what happens when we get ahead of God. Sarah points us back to faith, promise, and divine timing. Keturah reveals the danger of confusing what God permits with what God promised. No matter what season you have walked through, your mistakes do not cancel God’s miracle. Your Ishmael season does not disqualify you from your Isaac promise. God is still faithful, still present, and still working through the covenant He established.

  • March 20 · 56 min

    Loud And Clear - Meet Sharon Toerek: Legal Paths to AI Compliance Profit

    In this episode of the LERMA/ podcast Loud and Clear (Season 8), host Francisco Cardenas speaks with Sharon Toerek, a legal expert in advertising, marketing, and technology, about how AI is reshaping the creative supply chain faster than policy and contracts can keep up. They discuss how generative AI changes agency risk—especially around intellectual property ownership, disclosure, liability for inadvertent infringement, and evolving NIL (name, image, likeness) concerns highlighted by recent talent union negotiations and emerging regulations in New York and California. Toerek explains why agencies must lead client education, align with brand risk profiles, and update MSAs and internal/external AI policies, noting that purely AI-generated deliverables can’t be copyrighted. They also explore AI’s potential to level the playing field for independent agencies, the pressure to move away from hourly billing toward outcome- and usage-based models, and the growing complexity of business affairs negotiations around AI manipulation rights. Relevant links: https://legalandcreative.com/ email: sharon@legalandcreative.com Guests: Sharon Toerek, Owner and Founder -Legal+Creative | Toerek Law Producers:⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Victor Cornejo Tell Me More Studios⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pranav Kumar at LERMA/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Executive Producer: ⁠Barbara Dauajare, Agency Growth Manager, LERMA/⁠ Hosts: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Francisco Cardenas, Executive Director, Brand Integration at LERMA/⁠⁠⁠⁠

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