Videos and Podcasts

Susanna and Kevin unpack the temptation to define yourself by what you do. They look at how, beneath the surface, your values and identity are much more important than you might imagine.

In this 8 part series on “Your Identity is Your Anchor” we’ll discuss how every pastor and Christian leader will confront tough times. The best response is not just being skillful at handling pressure, but having a sound identity formed with intention over time. That’s where the power of Christian leadership and pastoral influence comes from.

When Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you,” (Matthew 26:11) he wasn’t suggesting that his followers should just resign themselves to the world as it is. Jesus was reminding every person who chooses to follow him that the work of justice (God’s will) is constant and always with us.

Free Methodist Church leaders Rev. E. Kenneth Martin and Rev. Dr. Fraser Venter met together to discuss the “Mantle of Justice” – the idea that when we follow Christ, he covers us with his love for all people. They look at the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his commitment to loving both the body and soul impacts their own work today in the field of Love-Driven Justice.

For more information about how you and your church can continue the work of Dr. King in your community, visit https://fmcsc.org/justice.

When Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you,” (Matthew 26:11) he wasn’t suggesting that his followers should just resign themselves to the world as it is. Jesus was reminding every person who chooses to follow him that the work of justice (God’s will) is constant and always with us.

Free Methodist Church leaders Rev. E. Kenneth Martin and Rev. Dr. Fraser Venter met together to discuss the “Mantle of Justice” – the idea that when we follow Christ, he covers us with his love for all people. They look at the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his commitment to loving both the body and soul impacts their own work today in the field of Love-Driven Justice.

For more information about how you and your church can continue the work of Dr. King in your community, visit https://fmcsc.org/justice.

When Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you,” (Matthew 26:11) he wasn’t suggesting that his followers should just resign themselves to the world as it is. Jesus was reminding every person who chooses to follow him that the work of justice (God’s will) is constant and always with us.

Free Methodist Church leaders Rev. E. Kenneth Martin and Rev. Dr. Fraser Venter met together to discuss the “Mantle of Justice” – the idea that when we follow Christ, he covers us with his love for all people. They look at the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his commitment to loving both the body and soul impacts their own work today in the field of Love-Driven Justice.

For more information about how you and your church can continue the work of Dr. King in your community, visit https://fmcsc.org/justice.

When Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you,” (Matthew 26:11) he wasn’t suggesting that his followers should just resign themselves to the world as it is. Jesus was reminding every person who chooses to follow him that the work of justice (God’s will) is constant and always with us.

Free Methodist Church leaders Rev. E. Kenneth Martin and Rev. Dr. Fraser Venter met together to discuss the “Mantle of Justice” – the idea that when we follow Christ, he covers us with his love for all people. They look at the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his commitment to loving both the body and soul impacts their own work today in the field of Love-Driven Justice.

For more information about how you and your church can continue the work of Dr. King in your community, visit https://fmcsc.org/justice.

When Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you,” (Matthew 26:11) he wasn’t suggesting that his followers should just resign themselves to the world as it is. Jesus was reminding every person who chooses to follow him that the work of justice (God’s will) is constant and always with us.

Free Methodist Church leaders Rev. E. Kenneth Martin and Rev. Dr. Fraser Venter met together to discuss the “Mantle of Justice” – the idea that when we follow Christ, he covers us with his love for all people. They look at the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his commitment to loving both the body and soul impacts their own work today in the field of Love-Driven Justice.

For more information about how you and your church can continue the work of Dr. King in your community, visit https://fmcsc.org/justice.

In this 8 part series on “Your Identity is Your Anchor” we’ll discuss how every pastor and Christian leader will confront tough times. The best response is not just being skillful at handling pressure, but having a sound identity formed with intention over time. That’s where the power of Christian leadership and pastoral influence comes from.

In this episode Dr. Kevin Mannoia discusses the importance of recognizing that your identity goes deeper than what you do and asks us to consider what underlying factors drive our actions.

The Free Methodist Church in Southern California (FMCSC) is providing a free, monthly meetup created just for your church media teams: worship and media directors, youth media teams, and online and social media producers helping your church meet the challenges we’re all experiencing.

This is an opportunity for your leaders to not only connect with other churches within the conference but also learn from experienced industry experts. Topics will include:

– Live and online video production
– Best practices for sound
– How to recruit and train new team members
– Group development and discipleship within the context of church media teams

https://fmcsc.org/

The Free Methodist Church in Southern California (FMCSC) is providing a free, monthly meetup created just for your church media teams: worship and media directors, youth media teams, and online and social media producers helping your church meet the challenges we’re all experiencing.

This is an opportunity for your leaders to not only connect with other churches within the conference but also learn from experienced industry experts. Topics will include:

– Live and online video production
– Best practices for sound
– How to recruit and train new team members
– Group development and discipleship within the context of church media teams

https://fmcsc.org/