2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
Jaredith Mize, Bryce Kyle
1 Creator
Hosts Jaredith Mize & Bryce Kyle discuss theology, faith, and culture from an Apostolic perspective. This show tackles serious social issues such as race, poverty, gay rights, war, etc. We shy away from nothing.
This was the first discussion style podcast designed with the Apostolic Pentecostal movement in mind.
Jaredith is a UPCI minister, his dad was an ALJC pastor, and his great-grandfather was a PAW pastor, so his roots run deep in the Apostolic movement.
Bryce comes from a diverse background of faith experience. He grew up in the Baptist church and spent several years in a charismatic community church before coming to the Apostolic church. He is pursuing his minister's license as well.
New episodes release every week (let's be honest, we haven't hit that target in a while but it's still the goal)!
This was the first discussion style podcast designed with the Apostolic Pentecostal movement in mind.
Jaredith is a UPCI minister, his dad was an ALJC pastor, and his great-grandfather was a PAW pastor, so his roots run deep in the Apostolic movement.
Bryce comes from a diverse background of faith experience. He grew up in the Baptist church and spent several years in a charismatic community church before coming to the Apostolic church. He is pursuing his minister's license as well.
New episodes release every week (let's be honest, we haven't hit that target in a while but it's still the goal)!
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Unity in the Church and Your Spiritual Gifts with Chase Rashad
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
Summary
In this conversation, Pastor Chase discusses the importance of unity and interdependence in the church. He shares how his book, Seamless, explores the topic of spiritual gifts and how they can foster greater unity among believers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating a multicultural church in an individualistic society, as well as the need for hospitality and love towards immigrants. Pastor Chase emphasizes the importance of reflecting God's kingdom in the church and embracing diversity. The conversation explores the challenges and importance of creating a multicultural and multigenerational church. It emphasizes the need for intentional engagement, active participation, and the recognition of the value and wisdom of all members. The conversation also highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding and empowering the church to make disciples and bring about the redemption of the earth. The book 'Seamless' by Chase Rashad Stancle is recommended as a resource for further exploration of these topics.
Bio
Chase Rashad serves as lead pastor at Union Christian Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
a musician, and racial equity coach for many schools, churches, and businesses. He
holds a Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University and a Master's
in Christian Ministry from Wesley Seminary. Chase and his wife, Christine, have four
children. Chase has recently authored a thought-provoking book titled, "SEAMLESS:
What Your Spiritual Gifts Are Really For."
Takeaways
📩 Connect with Pastor Chase: chase@unisongr.com
In this conversation, Pastor Chase discusses the importance of unity and interdependence in the church. He shares how his book, Seamless, explores the topic of spiritual gifts and how they can foster greater unity among believers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating a multicultural church in an individualistic society, as well as the need for hospitality and love towards immigrants. Pastor Chase emphasizes the importance of reflecting God's kingdom in the church and embracing diversity. The conversation explores the challenges and importance of creating a multicultural and multigenerational church. It emphasizes the need for intentional engagement, active participation, and the recognition of the value and wisdom of all members. The conversation also highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding and empowering the church to make disciples and bring about the redemption of the earth. The book 'Seamless' by Chase Rashad Stancle is recommended as a resource for further exploration of these topics.
Bio
Chase Rashad serves as lead pastor at Union Christian Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
a musician, and racial equity coach for many schools, churches, and businesses. He
holds a Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University and a Master's
in Christian Ministry from Wesley Seminary. Chase and his wife, Christine, have four
children. Chase has recently authored a thought-provoking book titled, "SEAMLESS:
What Your Spiritual Gifts Are Really For."
Takeaways
- Unity and interdependence are essential for believers to reflect Christ and experience the same kind of unity that Jesus has with the Father.
- The church should be a foretaste of the coming age, reflecting the diversity and unity described in Revelation 7:9.
- In an individualistic society, it is important for Christians to navigate the tension between their earthly citizenship and their identity as citizens of the kingdom of God.
- Hospitality and love should be extended to immigrants, reflecting God's heart for all people.
- Cultivating a multicultural church requires the Holy Spirit, understanding, vulnerability, and unconditional love. Creating a multicultural and multigenerational church requires intentional engagement and active participation from all members.
- Recognizing the value and wisdom of all individuals, regardless of age, ethnicity, or cultural background, is essential for building a thriving church community.
- The role of the Holy Spirit is crucial in guiding and empowering the church to make disciples and bring about the redemption of the earth.
- The book 'Seamless' by Chase Rashad Stancle is recommended as a resource for further exploration of these topics.
📩 Connect with Pastor Chase: chase@unisongr.com
Summary
In this conversation, Pastor Chase discusses the importance of unity and interdependence in the church. He shares how his book, Seamless, explores the topic of spiritual gifts and how they can foster greater unity among believers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating a multicultural church in an individualistic society, as well as the need for hospitality and love towards immigrants. Pastor Chase emphasizes the importance of reflecting God's kingdom in the church and embracing diversity. The conversation explores the challenges and importance of creating a multicultural and multigenerational church. It emphasizes the need for intentional engagement, active participation, and the recognition of the value and wisdom of all members. The conversation also highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding and empowering the church to make disciples and bring about the redemption of the earth. The book 'Seamless' by Chase Rashad Stancle is recommended as a resource for further exploration of these topics.
Bio
Chase Rashad serves as lead pastor at Union Christian Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
a musician, and racial equity coach for many schools, churches, and businesses. He
holds a Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University and a Master's
in Christian Ministry from Wesley Seminary. Chase and his wife, Christine, have four
children. Chase has recently authored a thought-provoking book titled, "SEAMLESS:
What Your Spiritual Gifts Are Really For."
Takeaways
📩 Connect with Pastor Chase: chase@unisongr.com
In this conversation, Pastor Chase discusses the importance of unity and interdependence in the church. He shares how his book, Seamless, explores the topic of spiritual gifts and how they can foster greater unity among believers. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating a multicultural church in an individualistic society, as well as the need for hospitality and love towards immigrants. Pastor Chase emphasizes the importance of reflecting God's kingdom in the church and embracing diversity. The conversation explores the challenges and importance of creating a multicultural and multigenerational church. It emphasizes the need for intentional engagement, active participation, and the recognition of the value and wisdom of all members. The conversation also highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding and empowering the church to make disciples and bring about the redemption of the earth. The book 'Seamless' by Chase Rashad Stancle is recommended as a resource for further exploration of these topics.
Bio
Chase Rashad serves as lead pastor at Union Christian Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
a musician, and racial equity coach for many schools, churches, and businesses. He
holds a Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University and a Master's
in Christian Ministry from Wesley Seminary. Chase and his wife, Christine, have four
children. Chase has recently authored a thought-provoking book titled, "SEAMLESS:
What Your Spiritual Gifts Are Really For."
Takeaways
- Unity and interdependence are essential for believers to reflect Christ and experience the same kind of unity that Jesus has with the Father.
- The church should be a foretaste of the coming age, reflecting the diversity and unity described in Revelation 7:9.
- In an individualistic society, it is important for Christians to navigate the tension between their earthly citizenship and their identity as citizens of the kingdom of God.
- Hospitality and love should be extended to immigrants, reflecting God's heart for all people.
- Cultivating a multicultural church requires the Holy Spirit, understanding, vulnerability, and unconditional love. Creating a multicultural and multigenerational church requires intentional engagement and active participation from all members.
- Recognizing the value and wisdom of all individuals, regardless of age, ethnicity, or cultural background, is essential for building a thriving church community.
- The role of the Holy Spirit is crucial in guiding and empowering the church to make disciples and bring about the redemption of the earth.
- The book 'Seamless' by Chase Rashad Stancle is recommended as a resource for further exploration of these topics.
📩 Connect with Pastor Chase: chase@unisongr.com
02/20/25 • 63 min
3 Listeners
Doctrine Series: Oneness, the Trinity, and the Nature of God - Part 2
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
In this episode, we continue a previous discussion of the nature of God, specifically in regard to the doctrines of Oneness and the Trinity. We started this conversation back in 2019 but held off on releasing the rest of the series, due to our desire to give the subject the treatment it deserves. We are finally ready to have the discussion at length.
In this episode, which is basically part 2 of the series introduction, we discuss some reasons why this series is necessary, both for our oneness and trinitarian listeners.
As this segment of the Doctrine Series continues, we will discuss some of the nuances ofthe debate. We will look at some problematic scriptures, dive into a little textual criticism (can't wait for the backlash from that one...), and specifically talk about Modalism (and why we are not Modalists).
You can find us on your favorite podcast app or on our website, 2pentecostals.com.
2pentecostals.com is also home to our blog, 2 Pentecostals and a Word Processor.
Please reach out to us with any feedback, questions, or rebuttals. We want this conversation to go beyond the podcast and into social media and our listeners' everyday conversations. Reach out to us at 2pentecostals.com or @2pentecostals on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
If you haven't already done so, we would appreciate it greatly if you could leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!
Thanks for listening to 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone!
In this episode, which is basically part 2 of the series introduction, we discuss some reasons why this series is necessary, both for our oneness and trinitarian listeners.
As this segment of the Doctrine Series continues, we will discuss some of the nuances ofthe debate. We will look at some problematic scriptures, dive into a little textual criticism (can't wait for the backlash from that one...), and specifically talk about Modalism (and why we are not Modalists).
You can find us on your favorite podcast app or on our website, 2pentecostals.com.
2pentecostals.com is also home to our blog, 2 Pentecostals and a Word Processor.
Please reach out to us with any feedback, questions, or rebuttals. We want this conversation to go beyond the podcast and into social media and our listeners' everyday conversations. Reach out to us at 2pentecostals.com or @2pentecostals on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
If you haven't already done so, we would appreciate it greatly if you could leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!
Thanks for listening to 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone!
In this episode, we continue a previous discussion of the nature of God, specifically in regard to the doctrines of Oneness and the Trinity. We started this conversation back in 2019 but held off on releasing the rest of the series, due to our desire to give the subject the treatment it deserves. We are finally ready to have the discussion at length.
In this episode, which is basically part 2 of the series introduction, we discuss some reasons why this series is necessary, both for our oneness and trinitarian listeners.
As this segment of the Doctrine Series continues, we will discuss some of the nuances ofthe debate. We will look at some problematic scriptures, dive into a little textual criticism (can't wait for the backlash from that one...), and specifically talk about Modalism (and why we are not Modalists).
You can find us on your favorite podcast app or on our website, 2pentecostals.com.
2pentecostals.com is also home to our blog, 2 Pentecostals and a Word Processor.
Please reach out to us with any feedback, questions, or rebuttals. We want this conversation to go beyond the podcast and into social media and our listeners' everyday conversations. Reach out to us at 2pentecostals.com or @2pentecostals on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
If you haven't already done so, we would appreciate it greatly if you could leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!
Thanks for listening to 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone!
In this episode, which is basically part 2 of the series introduction, we discuss some reasons why this series is necessary, both for our oneness and trinitarian listeners.
As this segment of the Doctrine Series continues, we will discuss some of the nuances ofthe debate. We will look at some problematic scriptures, dive into a little textual criticism (can't wait for the backlash from that one...), and specifically talk about Modalism (and why we are not Modalists).
You can find us on your favorite podcast app or on our website, 2pentecostals.com.
2pentecostals.com is also home to our blog, 2 Pentecostals and a Word Processor.
Please reach out to us with any feedback, questions, or rebuttals. We want this conversation to go beyond the podcast and into social media and our listeners' everyday conversations. Reach out to us at 2pentecostals.com or @2pentecostals on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
If you haven't already done so, we would appreciate it greatly if you could leave us a review on your favorite podcast app!
Thanks for listening to 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone!
08/03/20 • 17 min
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Our Thoughts on the Brian Kinsey Interview
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
Summary
In this conversation, Jaredith and Bryce discuss their impressions of their recent interview with Bro. Brian Kinsey. They are impressed with his communication skills and the practical advice he gives. They discuss the importance of being intentional in daily activities, such as journaling and reading the Bible. They also talk about the challenges of finding time and mental capacity for these activities. They emphasize the importance of renewing the mind and relieving stress through prayer and study. They reflect on the need to change the culture within churches to align with God's desires.
Takeaways
In this conversation, Jaredith and Bryce discuss their impressions of their recent interview with Bro. Brian Kinsey. They are impressed with his communication skills and the practical advice he gives. They discuss the importance of being intentional in daily activities, such as journaling and reading the Bible. They also talk about the challenges of finding time and mental capacity for these activities. They emphasize the importance of renewing the mind and relieving stress through prayer and study. They reflect on the need to change the culture within churches to align with God's desires.
Takeaways
- Impressed with Brother Kinsey's communication skills and practical advice
- Importance of being intentional in daily activities
- Challenges of finding time and mental capacity for spiritual practices
- Renewing the mind and relieving stress through prayer and study
- Need to change church culture to align with God's desires
Summary
In this conversation, Jaredith and Bryce discuss their impressions of their recent interview with Bro. Brian Kinsey. They are impressed with his communication skills and the practical advice he gives. They discuss the importance of being intentional in daily activities, such as journaling and reading the Bible. They also talk about the challenges of finding time and mental capacity for these activities. They emphasize the importance of renewing the mind and relieving stress through prayer and study. They reflect on the need to change the culture within churches to align with God's desires.
Takeaways
In this conversation, Jaredith and Bryce discuss their impressions of their recent interview with Bro. Brian Kinsey. They are impressed with his communication skills and the practical advice he gives. They discuss the importance of being intentional in daily activities, such as journaling and reading the Bible. They also talk about the challenges of finding time and mental capacity for these activities. They emphasize the importance of renewing the mind and relieving stress through prayer and study. They reflect on the need to change the culture within churches to align with God's desires.
Takeaways
- Impressed with Brother Kinsey's communication skills and practical advice
- Importance of being intentional in daily activities
- Challenges of finding time and mental capacity for spiritual practices
- Renewing the mind and relieving stress through prayer and study
- Need to change church culture to align with God's desires
09/07/24 • 19 min
1 Listener
Exciting News! New Interviews and a New Show
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
Summar y
Jaredith provides updates on upcoming episodes and new shows. He mentions interviews with Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, Pastor Chase Rashad, Pastor Elton Chester, and Bro. Kristopher Grepke. He also talks about his interview with Dr. Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor and author. Jaredith highlights the books written by these guests and the impact they had on him personally.
Also, check out the new show, Bible Burrito, where we take all the ingredients that you need to understand the Bible and wrap them up into an easy to digest package.
This show is targeted to teens and older kids. The first half of each episode breaks down a scripture or concept and the second half answers a listener's question.
Jaredith provides updates on upcoming episodes and new shows. He mentions interviews with Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, Pastor Chase Rashad, Pastor Elton Chester, and Bro. Kristopher Grepke. He also talks about his interview with Dr. Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor and author. Jaredith highlights the books written by these guests and the impact they had on him personally.
Also, check out the new show, Bible Burrito, where we take all the ingredients that you need to understand the Bible and wrap them up into an easy to digest package.
This show is targeted to teens and older kids. The first half of each episode breaks down a scripture or concept and the second half answers a listener's question.
Summar y
Jaredith provides updates on upcoming episodes and new shows. He mentions interviews with Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, Pastor Chase Rashad, Pastor Elton Chester, and Bro. Kristopher Grepke. He also talks about his interview with Dr. Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor and author. Jaredith highlights the books written by these guests and the impact they had on him personally.
Also, check out the new show, Bible Burrito, where we take all the ingredients that you need to understand the Bible and wrap them up into an easy to digest package.
This show is targeted to teens and older kids. The first half of each episode breaks down a scripture or concept and the second half answers a listener's question.
Jaredith provides updates on upcoming episodes and new shows. He mentions interviews with Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, Pastor Chase Rashad, Pastor Elton Chester, and Bro. Kristopher Grepke. He also talks about his interview with Dr. Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor and author. Jaredith highlights the books written by these guests and the impact they had on him personally.
Also, check out the new show, Bible Burrito, where we take all the ingredients that you need to understand the Bible and wrap them up into an easy to digest package.
This show is targeted to teens and older kids. The first half of each episode breaks down a scripture or concept and the second half answers a listener's question.
09/10/24 • 10 min
1 Listener
Jesus Was a Youth Leader with Matthew Arrowood
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
Episode Summary
In this episode, the hosts and guest, Matthew Arrowood, dive into the vital role of youth ministry, shedding light on how youth leaders have a unique opportunity to shape the future of the church. They challenge cultural misconceptions about youth in ministry and discuss the power of engagement, patience, and understanding in leadership. Through personal stories and insights, the speakers highlight how young people can make a meaningful impact in their communities and churches right now, not just in the future. The conversation also introduces the upcoming book, Jesus Was a Youth Leader, aimed at inspiring and equipping youth leaders for their transformative roles.
Key Takeaways
- Youth leaders are pivotal in shaping the future of the church.
- Jesus Was a Youth Leader emphasizes the importance of youth leadership.
- Youth ministry is not a stepping stone but a vital, impactful ministry.
- Young people can make a significant difference in their communities today.
- Engaging with youth requires patience, understanding, and presence.
- A sense of purpose is key to thriving in youth ministry.
- COVID-19 created unique opportunities for deeper connections.
- Youth leaders must model healthy relationships and consistency.
- Perseverance is essential to seeing the lasting impact of youth ministry.
Find Matthew online at https://www.matthewarrowood.com/
Listen to our other episodes featuring Matthew Arrowood: Why Men's Conference? and Technology and the Future of Evangelism (Live at The Tabernacle)
Episode Summary
In this episode, the hosts and guest, Matthew Arrowood, dive into the vital role of youth ministry, shedding light on how youth leaders have a unique opportunity to shape the future of the church. They challenge cultural misconceptions about youth in ministry and discuss the power of engagement, patience, and understanding in leadership. Through personal stories and insights, the speakers highlight how young people can make a meaningful impact in their communities and churches right now, not just in the future. The conversation also introduces the upcoming book, Jesus Was a Youth Leader, aimed at inspiring and equipping youth leaders for their transformative roles.
Key Takeaways
- Youth leaders are pivotal in shaping the future of the church.
- Jesus Was a Youth Leader emphasizes the importance of youth leadership.
- Youth ministry is not a stepping stone but a vital, impactful ministry.
- Young people can make a significant difference in their communities today.
- Engaging with youth requires patience, understanding, and presence.
- A sense of purpose is key to thriving in youth ministry.
- COVID-19 created unique opportunities for deeper connections.
- Youth leaders must model healthy relationships and consistency.
- Perseverance is essential to seeing the lasting impact of youth ministry.
Find Matthew online at https://www.matthewarrowood.com/
Listen to our other episodes featuring Matthew Arrowood: Why Men's Conference? and Technology and the Future of Evangelism (Live at The Tabernacle)
01/28/25 • 71 min
1 Listener
Interview with Pastor Samuel Rodriguez (Author of Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine)
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez shares his multifaceted journey as a pastor, film producer, and advisor to U.S. presidents. He discusses the importance of the Holy Spirit in contemporary culture, the dynamics of multicultural churches, and the challenges of fostering community in a growing congregation. Rodriguez emphasizes the need for churches to reflect their communities and the power of faith to overcome fear and despair. He also offers insights into productivity and the significance of small groups in church life, while addressing the complexities of mega church culture.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:18 Embracing Diversity in the Church
06:21 The Power of the Holy Spirit in Cultural Christianity
10:34 Seeking a Fresh Anointing, Holy Fire, and New Joy
14:27 The Battle Between Your Mind and Your Mantle
19:12 Living in the Victory of Jesus
20:32 Turning on the Light in the Darkness
23:05 Reaching and Connecting with Immigrant Families
25:24 The Power of Small Groups in Building Community
33:30 Living a Christ-Centered Life to Impact the World
Pastor Sam's Bio
Samuel Rodriguez is a pastor, speaker, best-selling author, movie producer and civil rights activist whose career in the public square and international ministry have made him one of the most influential Christian leaders in the world. CNN and Fox News have named him “the leader of the Hispanic Evangelical movement,” and Time magazine nominated him as one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World.” Rodriguez has advised Presidents Bush, Obama, and Trump, and he is the first Hispanic American to have participated in two different Presidential inauguration ceremonies. He is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award presented by the Congress of Racial Equality and serves as the president of National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. Pastor Sam resides with his family in Sacramento, California, where he leads New Season Church. His new book Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine: Living the Vibrant Holy Spirit-Filled Life will be available nationwide on September 10, 2024.
In this engaging conversation, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez shares his multifaceted journey as a pastor, film producer, and advisor to U.S. presidents. He discusses the importance of the Holy Spirit in contemporary culture, the dynamics of multicultural churches, and the challenges of fostering community in a growing congregation. Rodriguez emphasizes the need for churches to reflect their communities and the power of faith to overcome fear and despair. He also offers insights into productivity and the significance of small groups in church life, while addressing the complexities of mega church culture.
Takeaways
- Pastor Samuel Rodriguez is a prominent figure in the Pentecostal movement.
- The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in film and culture.
- Advising presidents has given Rodriguez a unique perspective on faith and politics.
- Multicultural churches reflect the diversity of heaven and are essential for community.
- The Holy Spirit is the most powerful force against fear and despair.
- Breaking through cultural barriers requires patience and understanding.
- Productivity in ministry is guided by identity, intimacy, integrity, influence, and innovation.
- Mega churches can have a positive impact if they focus on community and discipleship.
- Building community outside of Sunday services is vital for church growth.
- Christ must be the center of all church activities to ensure true Christianity.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:18 Embracing Diversity in the Church
06:21 The Power of the Holy Spirit in Cultural Christianity
10:34 Seeking a Fresh Anointing, Holy Fire, and New Joy
14:27 The Battle Between Your Mind and Your Mantle
19:12 Living in the Victory of Jesus
20:32 Turning on the Light in the Darkness
23:05 Reaching and Connecting with Immigrant Families
25:24 The Power of Small Groups in Building Community
33:30 Living a Christ-Centered Life to Impact the World
Pastor Sam's Bio
Samuel Rodriguez is a pastor, speaker, best-selling author, movie producer and civil rights activist whose career in the public square and international ministry have made him one of the most influential Christian leaders in the world. CNN and Fox News have named him “the leader of the Hispanic Evangelical movement,” and Time magazine nominated him as one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World.” Rodriguez has advised Presidents Bush, Obama, and Trump, and he is the first Hispanic American to have participated in two different Presidential inauguration ceremonies. He is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award presented by the Congress of Racial Equality and serves as the president of National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. Pastor Sam resides with his family in Sacramento, California, where he leads New Season Church. His new book Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine: Living the Vibrant Holy Spirit-Filled Life will be available nationwide on September 10, 2024.
Summary
In this engaging conversation, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez shares his multifaceted journey as a pastor, film producer, and advisor to U.S. presidents. He discusses the importance of the Holy Spirit in contemporary culture, the dynamics of multicultural churches, and the challenges of fostering community in a growing congregation. Rodriguez emphasizes the need for churches to reflect their communities and the power of faith to overcome fear and despair. He also offers insights into productivity and the significance of small groups in church life, while addressing the complexities of mega church culture.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:18 Embracing Diversity in the Church
06:21 The Power of the Holy Spirit in Cultural Christianity
10:34 Seeking a Fresh Anointing, Holy Fire, and New Joy
14:27 The Battle Between Your Mind and Your Mantle
19:12 Living in the Victory of Jesus
20:32 Turning on the Light in the Darkness
23:05 Reaching and Connecting with Immigrant Families
25:24 The Power of Small Groups in Building Community
33:30 Living a Christ-Centered Life to Impact the World
Pastor Sam's Bio
Samuel Rodriguez is a pastor, speaker, best-selling author, movie producer and civil rights activist whose career in the public square and international ministry have made him one of the most influential Christian leaders in the world. CNN and Fox News have named him “the leader of the Hispanic Evangelical movement,” and Time magazine nominated him as one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World.” Rodriguez has advised Presidents Bush, Obama, and Trump, and he is the first Hispanic American to have participated in two different Presidential inauguration ceremonies. He is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award presented by the Congress of Racial Equality and serves as the president of National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. Pastor Sam resides with his family in Sacramento, California, where he leads New Season Church. His new book Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine: Living the Vibrant Holy Spirit-Filled Life will be available nationwide on September 10, 2024.
In this engaging conversation, Pastor Samuel Rodriguez shares his multifaceted journey as a pastor, film producer, and advisor to U.S. presidents. He discusses the importance of the Holy Spirit in contemporary culture, the dynamics of multicultural churches, and the challenges of fostering community in a growing congregation. Rodriguez emphasizes the need for churches to reflect their communities and the power of faith to overcome fear and despair. He also offers insights into productivity and the significance of small groups in church life, while addressing the complexities of mega church culture.
Takeaways
- Pastor Samuel Rodriguez is a prominent figure in the Pentecostal movement.
- The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in film and culture.
- Advising presidents has given Rodriguez a unique perspective on faith and politics.
- Multicultural churches reflect the diversity of heaven and are essential for community.
- The Holy Spirit is the most powerful force against fear and despair.
- Breaking through cultural barriers requires patience and understanding.
- Productivity in ministry is guided by identity, intimacy, integrity, influence, and innovation.
- Mega churches can have a positive impact if they focus on community and discipleship.
- Building community outside of Sunday services is vital for church growth.
- Christ must be the center of all church activities to ensure true Christianity.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:18 Embracing Diversity in the Church
06:21 The Power of the Holy Spirit in Cultural Christianity
10:34 Seeking a Fresh Anointing, Holy Fire, and New Joy
14:27 The Battle Between Your Mind and Your Mantle
19:12 Living in the Victory of Jesus
20:32 Turning on the Light in the Darkness
23:05 Reaching and Connecting with Immigrant Families
25:24 The Power of Small Groups in Building Community
33:30 Living a Christ-Centered Life to Impact the World
Pastor Sam's Bio
Samuel Rodriguez is a pastor, speaker, best-selling author, movie producer and civil rights activist whose career in the public square and international ministry have made him one of the most influential Christian leaders in the world. CNN and Fox News have named him “the leader of the Hispanic Evangelical movement,” and Time magazine nominated him as one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World.” Rodriguez has advised Presidents Bush, Obama, and Trump, and he is the first Hispanic American to have participated in two different Presidential inauguration ceremonies. He is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award presented by the Congress of Racial Equality and serves as the president of National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. Pastor Sam resides with his family in Sacramento, California, where he leads New Season Church. His new book Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine: Living the Vibrant Holy Spirit-Filled Life will be available nationwide on September 10, 2024.
10/31/24 • 42 min
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The State of Apostolic Art
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
This episode is an impromptu discussion of the state of Apostolic art. What is happening in the world of Apostolic music, writing, fine art, etc? What did we miss? What is your opinion on the topic?
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Coming soon to Apple Music!
Reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with your take on this discussion.
Visit our home on the web: 2pentecostals.com
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Coming soon to Apple Music!
Reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with your take on this discussion.
Visit our home on the web: 2pentecostals.com
This episode is an impromptu discussion of the state of Apostolic art. What is happening in the world of Apostolic music, writing, fine art, etc? What did we miss? What is your opinion on the topic?
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Coming soon to Apple Music!
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05/22/22 • 37 min
The Introduction
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
This is the introduction to the new podcast, 2 Pentecostals + a Microphone, hosted by Jaredith Mize & Bryce Kyle. This podcast will discuss theology, faith, and culture from a uniquely Apostolic perspective.
This is the introduction to the new podcast, 2 Pentecostals + a Microphone, hosted by Jaredith Mize & Bryce Kyle. This podcast will discuss theology, faith, and culture from a uniquely Apostolic perspective.
08/13/17 • 1 min
Biblical Guidelines, Pastoral Directives, and Personal Convictions (aka Holiness Standards)
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
In this episode, the hosts discuss Biblical and pastoral directives for holy living and personal convictions. These are commonly referred to as "holiness standards" and vary widely from church to church, among different organizations, and in different cultures and geographical areas.
Please note that neither Bryce, nor Jaredith claim to be a spiritual authority for any listener. Listeners should heed the voice of their pastor on these issues.
The main purpose of this episode is to clarify the difference between what is Biblical, what is simply the guidance of a pastor, and what is strictly personal. Biblical directives are for everyone, pastoral directives are for a particular pastor's flock, and personal convictions are solely for the individual and should not be pushed onto anyone else.
Specific examples that are discussed include, facial hair, tattoos, television, shorts on men, and skirts/dresses vs. pants on women.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/2-pentecostals-a-microphone/id1271186562?mt=2
Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ievomhvj42xwyvjh2yp2g4a2d5y?t=2_Pentecostals__a_Microphone
Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/2-pentecostals-a-microphone
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ47f7Z-RFSar8lxetrF7xg
Please note that neither Bryce, nor Jaredith claim to be a spiritual authority for any listener. Listeners should heed the voice of their pastor on these issues.
The main purpose of this episode is to clarify the difference between what is Biblical, what is simply the guidance of a pastor, and what is strictly personal. Biblical directives are for everyone, pastoral directives are for a particular pastor's flock, and personal convictions are solely for the individual and should not be pushed onto anyone else.
Specific examples that are discussed include, facial hair, tattoos, television, shorts on men, and skirts/dresses vs. pants on women.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/2-pentecostals-a-microphone/id1271186562?mt=2
Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ievomhvj42xwyvjh2yp2g4a2d5y?t=2_Pentecostals__a_Microphone
Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/2-pentecostals-a-microphone
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ47f7Z-RFSar8lxetrF7xg
In this episode, the hosts discuss Biblical and pastoral directives for holy living and personal convictions. These are commonly referred to as "holiness standards" and vary widely from church to church, among different organizations, and in different cultures and geographical areas.
Please note that neither Bryce, nor Jaredith claim to be a spiritual authority for any listener. Listeners should heed the voice of their pastor on these issues.
The main purpose of this episode is to clarify the difference between what is Biblical, what is simply the guidance of a pastor, and what is strictly personal. Biblical directives are for everyone, pastoral directives are for a particular pastor's flock, and personal convictions are solely for the individual and should not be pushed onto anyone else.
Specific examples that are discussed include, facial hair, tattoos, television, shorts on men, and skirts/dresses vs. pants on women.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/2-pentecostals-a-microphone/id1271186562?mt=2
Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ievomhvj42xwyvjh2yp2g4a2d5y?t=2_Pentecostals__a_Microphone
Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/2-pentecostals-a-microphone
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ47f7Z-RFSar8lxetrF7xg
Please note that neither Bryce, nor Jaredith claim to be a spiritual authority for any listener. Listeners should heed the voice of their pastor on these issues.
The main purpose of this episode is to clarify the difference between what is Biblical, what is simply the guidance of a pastor, and what is strictly personal. Biblical directives are for everyone, pastoral directives are for a particular pastor's flock, and personal convictions are solely for the individual and should not be pushed onto anyone else.
Specific examples that are discussed include, facial hair, tattoos, television, shorts on men, and skirts/dresses vs. pants on women.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/2-pentecostals-a-microphone/id1271186562?mt=2
Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ievomhvj42xwyvjh2yp2g4a2d5y?t=2_Pentecostals__a_Microphone
Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/2-pentecostals-a-microphone
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ47f7Z-RFSar8lxetrF7xg
09/09/17 • 73 min
The Origins of El Refugio (The Refuge) with Aaron Arrowood
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone
In the latest episode of "2 Pentecostals and a Microphone" we have the pleasure of speaking with Rev. Aaron Arrowood about the origins of "El Refugio" (or "The Refuge" in English). This outreach program for kids and youth was founded by Aaron Arrowood and has made a significant impact on the community. During this interview, Bryce and Jaredith talk with Aaron about the challenges he faced when starting the program and the new challenges of a mature outreach program. The current program offers various activities, including sports, arts and crafts, and music. It also provides hot meals, snacks, and transportation for the kids.
The hosts discuss with Aaron the importance of building trust with families in the community and how the program has evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of the kids and youth. Aaron shares with them some heartwarming stories of how the program has positively impacted the lives of the kids and youth who participate, including helping them with their schoolwork, providing them with positive role models, and giving them a sense of belonging and community. We have seen kids baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost and entire families have come into the church as a result of El Refugio.
Overall, this interview provides an inspiring and informative look at the origins of El Refugio and the impact it has had on the lives of the kids and youth in the community. It's a testament to the power of grassroots efforts to make a positive difference in the world. So, tune in to "2 Pentecostals and a Microphone" to listen to this incredible conversation with Aaron Arrowood about "El Refugio" and the life-changing power of loving your neighbor.
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
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The hosts discuss with Aaron the importance of building trust with families in the community and how the program has evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of the kids and youth. Aaron shares with them some heartwarming stories of how the program has positively impacted the lives of the kids and youth who participate, including helping them with their schoolwork, providing them with positive role models, and giving them a sense of belonging and community. We have seen kids baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost and entire families have come into the church as a result of El Refugio.
Overall, this interview provides an inspiring and informative look at the origins of El Refugio and the impact it has had on the lives of the kids and youth in the community. It's a testament to the power of grassroots efforts to make a positive difference in the world. So, tune in to "2 Pentecostals and a Microphone" to listen to this incredible conversation with Aaron Arrowood about "El Refugio" and the life-changing power of loving your neighbor.
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with your take on this discussion.
Also, feel free to "buy us a coffee" at one of the links on our site. We are making improvements to the podcast and all of that comes at a cost. Please consider supporting us with a small donation.
In the latest episode of "2 Pentecostals and a Microphone" we have the pleasure of speaking with Rev. Aaron Arrowood about the origins of "El Refugio" (or "The Refuge" in English). This outreach program for kids and youth was founded by Aaron Arrowood and has made a significant impact on the community. During this interview, Bryce and Jaredith talk with Aaron about the challenges he faced when starting the program and the new challenges of a mature outreach program. The current program offers various activities, including sports, arts and crafts, and music. It also provides hot meals, snacks, and transportation for the kids.
The hosts discuss with Aaron the importance of building trust with families in the community and how the program has evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of the kids and youth. Aaron shares with them some heartwarming stories of how the program has positively impacted the lives of the kids and youth who participate, including helping them with their schoolwork, providing them with positive role models, and giving them a sense of belonging and community. We have seen kids baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost and entire families have come into the church as a result of El Refugio.
Overall, this interview provides an inspiring and informative look at the origins of El Refugio and the impact it has had on the lives of the kids and youth in the community. It's a testament to the power of grassroots efforts to make a positive difference in the world. So, tune in to "2 Pentecostals and a Microphone" to listen to this incredible conversation with Aaron Arrowood about "El Refugio" and the life-changing power of loving your neighbor.
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with your take on this discussion.
Also, feel free to "buy us a coffee" at one of the links on our site. We are making improvements to the podcast and all of that comes at a cost. Please consider supporting us with a small donation.
The hosts discuss with Aaron the importance of building trust with families in the community and how the program has evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of the kids and youth. Aaron shares with them some heartwarming stories of how the program has positively impacted the lives of the kids and youth who participate, including helping them with their schoolwork, providing them with positive role models, and giving them a sense of belonging and community. We have seen kids baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost and entire families have come into the church as a result of El Refugio.
Overall, this interview provides an inspiring and informative look at the origins of El Refugio and the impact it has had on the lives of the kids and youth in the community. It's a testament to the power of grassroots efforts to make a positive difference in the world. So, tune in to "2 Pentecostals and a Microphone" to listen to this incredible conversation with Aaron Arrowood about "El Refugio" and the life-changing power of loving your neighbor.
Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with your take on this discussion.
Also, feel free to "buy us a coffee" at one of the links on our site. We are making improvements to the podcast and all of that comes at a cost. Please consider supporting us with a small donation.
03/11/23 • 55 min
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FAQ
How many episodes does 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone have?
2 Pentecostals and a Microphone currently has 70 episodes available.
What topics does 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone cover?
The podcast is about Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts and Philosophy.
What is the most popular episode on 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone?
The episode title 'Unity in the Church and Your Spiritual Gifts with Chase Rashad' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone?
The average episode length on 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone is 54 minutes.
How often are episodes of 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone released?
Episodes of 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone are typically released every 20 days, 16 hours.
When was the first episode of 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone?
The first episode of 2 Pentecostals and a Microphone was released on Aug 13, 2017.
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