Cherilyn Orr Concludes her fascinating talk on the Stoplight Approach helps us understand how to best react and respond in difficult situations while parenting.

The next 2 episodes will be exciting. Cherilyn Orr is a mom and an educator and she's written an exciting new resource called the Stoplight Approach.  This helps incorporate the wisdom of brain science into our parenting journeys.  

You can buy her new book "Signals" here:

https://www.amazon.ca/Signals-Science-Parents-Resilient-Children/dp/1646070658/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1F8A04UU5KWP7&keywords=signals+cherilyn+orr&qid=1675970142&sprefix=signals+cherilyn%2Caps%2C206&sr=8-1

Her curriculum called the "Stoplight Approach" is available here:

https://www.thestoplightapproach.org

We continue in our discussion with Susan Wells and the information contained in her book A Place at My Table.  You'll hear more about Susan's life story as well as be challenged about the power of hospitality in the life of the believer.

The next 2 episodes we are sitting down with author Sue Wells to discuss her latest book A Place at the Table.  This book is a bit of a life story of Sue's as well as an invitation to embrace what Biblical hospitality means.

This is the finale of our 3 part discussion about how to lead our students well.  At Broadway Church, we pray that discussion helps you care for and love your students better.  

This month we continue our discussion with the Broadway Church Next Gen Staff about caring for our students.  This episode is full of lots of tips and encouragements to help you through the journey.  Whether you are a parent, or just have a student in your life that you care deeply about, you will appreciate this months discussion.

If you are a parent or a caregiver of a student, you will enjoy the next 3 episodes.  We get into a great discussion with our Broadway Church Next Gen staff on loving and leading our students well.  You will not want to miss this.

This is the conclusion to our 3 part discussion with Pastor Darin Latham regarding issues surrounding the soul.  I think you'll really get to know Pastor Darin better by listening to this episode.

This month we continue our conversation with Pastor Darin Latham, along with Pastor Simon Gau.  We discuss issues of calling and mentoring, as well as some things God has been teaching Pastor Darin during 2021 regarding our souls and how we should best care for them.

As we begin a season 2 of the Broadway Church Leadership Podcast we're taking a slight change in approach.  Rather than be interview based we are going to be more conversation based.  The next 3 episodes are a conversation about the journey of ministry for our Broadway Church lead pastor, Darin Latham.  You'll hear some of the important things that have shaped him over the years and how he had incorporated those things into who he is becoming.  You'll know Pastor Darin better after these three episodes.

Issues surrounding women in ministry have been popular for as long as I can remember.  Today Darcy and Leanne McAlister, who are Broadway Church Global Workers to Southeast Asia, are joining us to discuss this very important issue.  They've been leading together for over 25 years.  They have wealth of experience, some that has come through pain, that they can bring to this discussion.

Darcy and Leanne McAlister join us this month.  They are Broadway Church Global Workers serving in Southeast Asia.  They are going to talk to us on the unique challenges of leading cross culturally.  When you come from a culture and then are transported to another culture and have to lead, there are some unique challenges that take place.  The truths they will share with us can help us, not only when we go to a different culture but also when we meet people from a different culture here at home.  

A big thanks to Mr. Grant McAlister for being our audio tech for each week.  He makes everything sound great and he wrote that cool jingle you'll hear at the beginning and end of each episode.  See you next month.

Pastor Simon Gau concludes our series on "Developing Your Staff Culture".  We are hopeful that these teachings will help you work smarter with the team you're on or the team you lead.

Thanks so much for joining us on the Broadway Church Leadership Podcast.  A big thanks to our audio producer, Mr. Grant McAlister for making everything sound great and writing that cool jingle you’ll hear at the beginning and end.   Remember, we do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, “That’ll do, won’t do.”

Pastor Simon Gau continues to lead us through discovering your staff culture.  We hope this content is helpful in your staff context and helps you work smarter and smoother.

Thanks so much for joining us on the Broadway Church Leadership Podcast.  A big thanks to our audio producer, Mr. Grant McAlister for making everything sound great and writing that cool jingle you’ll hear at the beginning and end.    Remember, we do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, “That’ll do, won’t do.”  

Your staff culture.  You either define it, or you wake up to it.  It is the "unwritten rules" that, if you think about it, would be great to know when you start in an organization.  That's why defining it is important.  Over the next 3 episodes, Pastor Simon Gau is going to lead us through defining a staff culture, giving us some tips on how to discover our own staff culture, and go through the 10 priorities in the Broadway Church staff culture.  

A big thanks to our audio producer, Mr. Grant McAlister for making everything sound great and writing that cool jingle you’ll hear at the beginning and end.    Remember, we do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, “That’ll do, won’t do.” 

This is the conclusion to our "How To Deal With Difficult People" series. Mick Nelson is stepping in for Darin Latham and concluding the teaching with a focus on "Armchair Arnold/Alice" and "Square Peggy".

A big thanks to ur audio producer, Mr. Grant McAlister for making everything sound great and for writing that cool jingle you'll hear at the beginning and end.  Remember, we do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, "That'll do, won't do."

Toxic Tony and Carl the Curmudgeon are just 2 of the characters we're going to meet on our journey of how to deal with difficult people.  In this episode Pastor Darin Latham let's us in on the characteristics of a Toxic Tony and a Carl the Curmudgeon.  

A big thanks to our audio producer Mr. Grant McAlister for making everything sound great snd writing that cool jingle you'll hear at the beginning and end.  Remember, we do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, "That'll do won't do."

If you’re being realistic, you will accept the fact that there ARE people in your life, or maybe there HAVE been difficult people in your life in the past; people that are hard to deal with or hard to work with.  In this episode, Pastor Darin Latham will help us understand what a difficult person IS and what they AREN'T.  

A big thanks to our audio producer, Mr. Grant McAlister for making everything sound great and writing that cool jingle you’ll hear at the beginning and end.    Remember, we do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, “That’ll do, won’t do.”  

We wanted to release this teaser to give you an idea of what to expect from this podcast.  We will answer the question "why is leadership important?" This teaser will introduce you to our Broadway Church Lead Pastor Darin Latham, our podcast host Paul Moores as well as our audio director Grant McAlister.  

We do this podcast because when it comes to leadership, “That’ll do, won’t do.”