As soon as I decided to talk about business development I knew I wanted to interview Ashley. She’s a well-accomplished serial entrepreneur with a lot of experience and knowledge under her belt. In this episode, we talk through the most important things to include on your business plan, how to market your app, and marketing mistakes to avoid in business.
Everything in my life is completely new right now. New podcast. New business. New venture. New future. How do you lead a ship with a crew when you don't feel like a qualified captain? It's just me and God and every day I wake up, I ask God for direction: "Left, right or straight?" I'm navigating new territory and a lot of times I feel like I'm by myself. The truth is, it's just me and God...and it's always just been me and God. In this episode, we talk about all of the things!
In this episode, I talk about why I'm taking a break from podcasting on Millennials In Ministry until 2020. There are so many amazing things going on and I can't wait to share them with you!
Jake White started throwing sober house parties his Junior year of college because he wanted a place to make friends and have fun, but without being pressured to drink or use drugs. After just one semester of creating Party.0, Jake had hundreds of students attending his sober parties, nationally known sponsors and media coverage across the state. Party.0, Vive18 is a peer-led, sustainable prevention program for teens. In this episode, we talk about the journey of his career and steps others can ...
This father-daughter duo is one worth listening to! Tor Hawley is a talented photographer and writer currently enrolled in Law School at Arizona State University. Her father, John, has taught Spanish for over 20 years and served as a principal for over 10 years. In this episode, we talk about the appropriate response to the shooting in El Paso, TX and how to deal with white supremacy. We also talk about how media controls perception and what we can do as Believers to create a healthy culture in ...
Lauren Beethe is a grad student at ASU studying Communication with a focus on Political Advocacy. In this episode, we discuss Artificial Intelligence, the Face App craze, systems with racial bias, and how to have healthy conversation when hatred runs rampant in political groups. Lauren is an excellent communicator with a deep love for Jesus and people. This is definitely one of my favorite episodes!
Jenna Woods is a successful interior designer with a dream to have her own design firm one day called JWoods Designs. In this episode, we not only talk about her perspective on church culture growing up as a Pastor's kid, but also what it takes to be a great interior designer, how to identify bad design, tips on how to improve your living space if you don't know where to start, and so much more! PLUS, this weekend she's giving away a room design consultation where she could help you redesign a r...
Emmanuel Hernandez is a worship leader at VOUS church in Miami, Florida with Pastors Rich and Dawn Cheré Wilkerson. He's also a personal stylist with a passion for helping people feel great about themselves. In this episode we talk about how he got into ministry, what's fashionable in 2019, and the importance of staying the course.
Nick Hand is the current pastor of Celebration Church in Fresno California and podcast host of The Table Podcast. With a unique story of growing up a church-kid with a rock star-dream, Nick shares his personal story and gives practical advice about stewarding your season and embracing the beauty of conversation.
Glen and Yvette Henry are the hosts of their own podcast called How Married Are You where they sit around and chat about topics surrounding marriage and parenting. In this episode, we recap their most heated conversation to date and discuss the importance of healthy conflict. We also talk about how to encourage creativity in a relationship and how to help someone discover their gifts if they don't what they are.
Jasmine Tate is a singer/songwriter based in Fort Worth, Texas with sounds reminiscent of Tracy Chapman and Lauryn Hill. Her songs are known to be raw, moving stories that provoke people to look inward. Unlike most emotionally demanding songs, Jasmine has found a way to provide hope in the midst of hard realities. In this episode, we discuss her favorite lines from songs she’s written, what to do when you lack hope in God, and advice on how to maintain a thriving relationship with God.
Alex Hanes wanted on to start a movement that would begin to get others to live out their dreams. Through an inspirational clothing line that he created entitled "Foolies" he would use his words along with fashion to empower his friends, family, and many others around him. He believes that if you have a dream you should do all that it takes in order to live out that dream no matter how "foolish" it may seem. In this episode we discuss how he started the Foolies brand and the endless possibilitie...
Valerie, known as V by most family and friends was born on the south side of Chicago in an Italian American family. She accepted Jesus as her savior at age 7. Ultimately she felt lost and an outcast to her peers. She struggled with identity and fitting in, which always led to bouts of depression and anxiety. In 2002 the passing of her Grandma lit a fire under her to seek God deeper than ever before and a desire to know her true identity and purpose. She spent the following 16 years studying scri...
Voted to Forbes' 30 Under 30 and Ebony's Power 100 lists - John Henry is a Dominican-American entrepreneur and investor. In this episode we we discuss the mental shift needed to win in 2019 as a millennial, how to prepare for the economic collapse, and the power of looking up to your future self.
Terry Williams is the Co-Founder and Lead Instructor, The League in Houston Texas. He has had the honor of working with Olympic gold medalists and professional athletes, but most enjoys applying what he has learned at the elite level to reach back and influence the common fitness enthusiasts. In this episode we discuss how to love people well, the key to high level collaborations, how he and his wife successfully own and operate a business together, and the restaurant they're opening later this ...
Ivory was one of the original members of the Elektrolytes Dance Crew and won 1st place in the U.S.A. with them at the Hip Hop International in 2011. He then transitioned to Epik Dance Company, a professional street fusion company based out of Mesa, AZ. In this episode we discuss his history in dance, how he overcame a major injury, and the challenges he's faced being born into an interracial family.
Ryan is a CF-L2 trainer and former collegiate soccer player finishing up his Bachelors in Marketing at Cedarville University with a minor in Bible. In this episode, we talk about the story behind his fitness clothing company called LRX Apparel and how he won the fight over depression and anxiety.
Vanessa McNeal is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, national speaker, and 2x TEDx speaker. She travels and speaks nationally on how to confront adversity with grace using her personal story as a vehicle to inspire and empower others. In this episode, we talk about her upcoming documentary, Gridshock; how to deal with anxiety, and things she wishes others knew about survivors of sexual abuse.
Justin is a digital missionary, married to the love of his life, Emily, an avid weightlifter and producer of That Christian Vlogger — A weekly YouTube show. In this episode we talk about God's purpose in the waiting, making content on controversial topics, and observations made about millennials in today's culture.
Blaze pulls from his background in Post-Production, Audio Visual, Broadcast Media and his longtime dedication to creating meaningful visuals. He manages his own media company called Just B Media and is a Live Support Specialist Vendor at YouTube . In this episode, we talk about self-confidence, horizontal video vs. vertical video., and the advantage of YouTube live streams in 2019.
Chelsie Baham is the assistant to Bianca Olthoff at the Father's House church in in Anaheim, California. In this episode, we talk about her journey in ministry and the power of mentorship. Follow her for all things Beyoncé, Steph Curry, and Alicia Keys! 😉 She's hysterical.
Steve is the founder of The IVY Brand which is a longboard lifestyle brand focused on shaping a culture of belonging. He's also part owner of Honest Media - a creative agency based out of Minnesota. In this episode, we talk about how he builds brands and communities and what he looks forward to in 2019.
Kim Ford is the founder/publisher of JubileeMag.com , an online faith-based magazine covering faith, culture and style, based in Atlanta, GA. She’s also a speaker and the author of “The Success Mindset: How To NOT Give Up After A Huge Setback” . In this episode, we talk about how she became a TV personality without going to school for it, how she got through her divorce, keys to having great interviews, and advice for millennials going into 2019!...
In this episode, we talk about how Peabod wrote Never-Ending Christmas; his next single, Anti-Social and the best advice he can give to millennials heading into 2019.
In this episode we talk about Judah's time on the Oxygen reality series, Preachers of Atlanta, his Dad’s coming out about being gay, and what he feels we can do to improve as the Body of Christ.
Taylor said thrifting was a way for her to see herself the way that God sees her...made me curious enough to ask a few more questions. She’s is incredibly creative and loves to make fashion looks from the blank canvas of thrifting. In this episode, we talk about why people find their identity in
I LOVE music and love the way "Dr. Violin" worships God with his instrument. He's incredibly talented and even appeared on the music video "Secrets" with Israel Houghton and Adrienne Bailon from the album “Road to DeMaskus,” directed by Megan Good. In this episode, we talk about how purpose is birthed out of pain, how he accidentally got discovered by Israel, and what the future looks like for Dr. Violin.
I've known the Hamiltons for 2.5 years now and they are truly incredible people. They love people deeply and lead from a place of genuine care for others. They're more than pastors, friends, leaders -- they're family and in this episode, we talk about life, relationships, and the Get Your SHIP Together conference coming February 8-9, 2019.
Not only is Ogi’s voice soothingly soulful but she loves Jesus and is making music to change lives. In this interview, we talk about the power of voting, being raised in an immigrant family and how IG has leveled the playing field for upcoming artists.
LaMorris and his wife Megan have four beautiful children and they serve as the team chaplains to the Cincinnati Bengals. He has a passion for preaching, communicating clearly and effectively the Word of God by sharing with others how God can also do an incredible work in their lives. In this episode, we discuss how they raise their kids in an interracial marriage, knowing your value and your truth, and the future for the Crawford Family. Enjoy the episode!
