CNLP
CNLP 506: Brian Tome on What 74 Million Americans are Looking for in Church Online, Two Key Reasons Church Leaders Fall from Grace, and Finding the Energy to Rebuild the Church for the Future
Crossroads Church founding pastor, Brian Tome, talks about what’s wrong with church online, what 74 million Americans are looking for in an online church experience, the two things pastors who disqualify themselves from ministry all have in common, and how…
CNLP 505: Terry Crews on Religion Gone Bad, Why Hollywood Doesn’t Care If You Lose Your Family, Shame, Redemption, and Overcoming Secret Addictions
Actor Terry Crews talks about his journey from a tough childhood growing up in Flint, Michigan, to breaking through in Hollywood and finding himself living a double life. He discusses what growing up in a cult did to him, finding…
CNLP 504: John Eldredge on the Surprising Symptoms of Trauma, Why You Still Feel Depleted, and the Challenges of Deconstruction
NYT bestselling author, John Eldredge, returns to the podcast to talk about the collective trauma we’ve been through. He outlines the surprising signs of trauma, including memory loss, why you still feel depleted, the future of the church, the craziness…
CNLP 503: Andy Crouch on the Breakdown of Trust, the Problem with Personalization and the Disruptions We’ll Be Dealing with for the Rest of Our Lives
Andy Crouch discusses the breakdown of trust across society and within the church, the problem with personalized technology and its impact on the soul, and outlines the disruptions we’ll be dealing with for the rest of our lives as leaders.…
CNLP 502: Vanessa Van Edwards on How to Become More Charismatic, the Precise Reasons Some TED Talks and Speeches Go Viral, and the Body Language Cues You Need to Avoid
Bestselling author Vanessa Van Edwards has studied thousands of hours of TED talks and shares what TED talk speakers whose talks go viral do versus what other non-viral TED talk speakers do. She also explains the key ingredients to being…
CNLP 501: Seth Godin on The Beatles, Why He Has No Staff, How to Change Your News Inputs, and the Future of the Planet
Seth Godin returns to the podcast and discusses his take on The Beatles, why he has no staff, why he never listens to the news but continues to get great ideas from other sources, and the future of the planet.…
CNLP 500: Dr. Karyn Gordon on How to Control Anxiety in Leadership, What Insecure and Arrogant Leaders Have in Common, and What Makes for Great Leadership
Wall Street Journal bestselling author, TED talk speaker and DK Leadership CEO and co-founder, Dr. Karyn Gordon, explains how anxiety and control are related, why insecure and arrogant leaders have the same root issues, and the ingredients that make for…
CNLP 499: Daniel Pink on His Writing Habits, Speechwriting for Al Gore, Why People are Floundering with Negative Emotions, and How Religion Can Help
Multiple New York Times bestselling author, Daniel Pink, returns to the podcast and shares his writing habits, his time in politics including speechwriting for Al Gore, why people are floundering with what to do with negative emotions, and how a…
CNLP 498: Albert Tate on How to Avoid Being Triggered in Conversations About Race, Being Called the N Word in 7th Grade, and How to Steward Whiteness
Albert Tate talks about how to avoid being triggered in conversations about race, being called the N word for the first time in 7th grade, white supremacy and white privilege, and steps you can take to steward the privilege you…
CNLP 497: Mark Miller on Chick-fil-A’s Rapid Rise During the Pandemic, the Calendars of CEOs, and How to (Really) Do Leadership Development
Chick-fil-A’s Vice President of High Performing Leadership, Mark Miller, returns to the podcast to discuss Chick-fil-A’s rapid and sustained growth during the pandemic, how CEOs schedule their time, how he makes time for leadership development every month (including during trips…
CNLP 496: Susan Cain on C.S. Lewis, What’s Wrong with Extroverts and Toxic Positivity, and the Value Melancholy Can Add to Your Life and Leadership
New York Times bestselling author and record-setting TED talk speaker, Susan Cain, talks about her love of C.S. Lewis, a longing for home everyone feels, what’s wrong with a world set up to reward extroverts, and the beauty of melancholy…
CNLP 495: Tim Schurrer on Visionaries and Operators, Burning the Ships and What He Learned as a Young Leader from Apple, TOMS and as COO of Business Made Simple
Former Business Made Simple COO, Tim Schurrer, outlines what he learned working with Donald Miller, with TOMs shoes and initially with Apple retail. He discusses pivotal decisions, how abundance mentality wins out and why burning the ships is the right…