Jeremy went from one vacation spot in Asheville, NC to another in Myrtle Beach, SC. After serving a decade at a megachurch as a campus pastor (among other roles), he and his wife dove into church planting near the beach. He has a unique gift of methodically thinking through and communicating expectations and standards. Listen in and you can probably apply some of this thinking in other areas of your life.

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Coastway Church

Money is one of the easiest things to come by in church planting but because it's 1) overthought and 2) idolized then we think it's one of the hardest. You can solve a lot of money problems by simply being a good investment and clear about what that means.
We shake the flow up between interviews with a deeper dive into finances. Where to get money, why, how, what to think about it, and more. 

Jason and his wife, Monique, planted Freedom Church in Liberty, Texas where they serve as Lead Pastors, and have three children, Vivianne, John William, and Audrey, and a British lab, Bree.
He is an author, pastor, and a dynamic communicator who has used passion, humor, and creativity to encourage, develop, and inspire people to embrace God’s best for more than two decades. 
He has a passion to see people set free from sin, negative thought processes, from mediocrity and passionless Christianity. Jason lives to help people see that there is more to their relationship with God than they could ever imagine, and through both spoken and written words, he wants to help them reach their highest potential in Christ Jesus.

All Jason's Links
Podcast - The Daily Hit 

Books on Amazon

• Killing the Orphan Spirit
• Walk Around Grace
• Battle: For Yourself, Your Marriage, Your Family
• What Do You Really Want? 7 Keys to Bearing Fruit
• Free: Winning the War Against Sexual Immorality
• The Prayer Prompt Journal
• Waddles the Duck: Who Am I?
• 21 Days: Kickstarting Your Prayer Life
• 5 Things: A Guide to Help Parents Equip Their Teenagers to Overcome

Forrest and his wife left the wonderful foodie city of Charleston to go home to Kentucky and start Multiply Church in Frankfort. They've been friends of ours for a while and we've been able to cheer them on as they push into the best ahead for their church plant. Forrest has been a great example of building on his previous experiences in different cities, churches, and positions. Listen in. Share this. And give us a good rating.

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@MultiplyChurch_ on IG
MultiplyKY.com

What would it be like if a special forces solder started a church? Well now we know.
Keith and his wife, Heidi, lead a family and church in the greater Raleigh area of North Carolina. He spent over 14 years in the Army and yielded to yet a higher calling to build the Church as a pastor. He has a lot of experience and wisdom to share, listen well.

@Keith.a.waller on IG
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NewLifeNC.Church

Cory leads through vulnerability. It's both encouraging and challenging to hear his story. He's got plenty of wisdom and some of the best one-liners we've heard yet. :) Take some notes and drop some of those nuggets on a friend. 

Cory on IG
Redemption Church on IG
Redemption Church online

Ben is born, raised, and planted in Syracuse, NY. He's a former Creative Pastor, and his knowledge on the creative side of church was extra helpful as his church launched online in the middle of a global pandemic. He's the lead pastor of Thrive City Church in the heart of Syracuse. He brings a vulnerability that is uncommon for lead pastors, and shares some of the real and raw of church planting in this season. Listen and share!

Ben Tubbs on IG
Thrive City Church
Thrive City Church on IG

This is a different take on the typical church planter story. Swebb church plant and church leadership story started in Texas (where he was born and raised), went to plant a church in Denver, swung over to Elevation in Charlotte, dropped down to Orlando to plant a campus, and circled back to Austin. The thread that links it all together: building the Church.

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StephenPWebb.com