The Married and Replanting Podcast: Recent Episodes
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A weekly sneak peek behind the scenes of one Southern New Mexico couple's journey of church replanting while still staying focused on investing in their marriage and family. Dusty Marshall and his wife Elizabeth sit down to discuss the work, trials, joys, triumphs, laughs, and tears of the church replanting process as they seek to pour into the local body of believers, invest in the community, and still find time for date nights. Subscribe to get your weekly dose behind the scenes action. If you have questions, comments, concerns, or just want to say hi email us at marriedandreplanting@gmail.com
Church is so much more than just being in the building on Sunday morning to hear the pastor preach. One of the great parts of being a member of the local body of believers is the opportunity to gather together throughout the week for continued growth and fellowship. It is also a great way to get out into the community. This week Dusty and Elizabeth discuss launching small group studies throughout the week as a way for the members of the church to fellowship and grow together. They also discuss ways to be reaching out to the community to fill needs on little to no budget.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and join us as we discuss ways to launch small group ministries and how to reach out to the community with the resources you have.
Resources mentioned in today's episode are:
A Guide to Flake's Formula
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Everyone who has placed their faith in Jesus Christ is called to spread the message of hope and salvation that He brings. However, for a lot of people this is a daunting task. Evangelism often triggers nervousness, fear, and anxiety in people. This week Dusty and Elizabeth share some thoughts on how they have worked to create a culture of evangelism in their home and family as well as how they are working to lead the congregation they serve in to be more evangelistic. They share some ideas on making it a family affair and some ideas for providing tools to those around you to better share the gospel message.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and join us as we discuss ways to engage in sharing the gospel in your family, church, and community.
Resources mentioned in today's episode are:
When Sinners Say I Do by Dave Harvey
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Serving in vocational ministry is a challenge no matter where God may have led you. I can be an even bigger challenge with God leads your family to be members of your congregation as well. When your in-laws or your parents are active members of your congregation there is a fine like that has to be walked and sometimes knowing where that particular line is can be difficult. This week Dusty and Elizabeth are joined by Elizabeth's parents, John and Sharon Holmes, to discuss what this dynamic looks like and share some of the things they have learned when it comes to how to support their children who have been called into the ministry.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea, call up your parents and join us as we discuss ways parents can support their children in the ministry.
Resources mentioned in today's episode are:
Reclaiming Glory by Mark Clifton
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It's no secret that people are always busy. This is no exception for ministry life. Sometimes in order to ensure that everything is handled the way it needs to be handled a little bit of planning ahead is necessary. When it comes to making sure your family is eating healthy, well balanced meals in a timely manner planning ahead is imperative. This week Elizabeth shares her meal planning method that helps to ensure the family is eating well and the budget is staying in check.
On the other side of the microphone Dusty shares some resources he has used to help make his job in ministry more manageable. Dusty shares how he uses e-books and audiobooks to get his daily does of reading done. He also shares how he finds time to be poured into through the use of sermon podcasts throughout the week so he isn't trying to pour into his congregation from an empty vessel.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and join us as we discuss ways and resources we use to help make life flow a little easier.
Resources mentioned in today's episode are:
My Meal Planning Process-A Wise Woman in Progress
Meal Planning: Digging Deeper-A Wise Woman in Progress
Plan To Eat
Build a Menu
First Baptist Church of Alamogordo Messages
Mayhill Baptist Church Sermons
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Distractions are all around us. We live in a world where we are instantly connected to so many things around us and sometimes it is hard to take our eyes off the social media news feeds, the instant messages, and the funny or heartwarming videos right at our finger tips. But sometimes we have to stop, evaluate, and refocus in order to accomplish the tasks set out before us. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about some of the things they are distracted by (hello Facebook) and how they work to combat that in order to ensure they are living out a life that is glorifying to God. Refocusing isn't always easy but with a bit of help and some intentionality it can be done.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea, silence social media, and join us as we discuss some of the things that distract us and how we can work to combat those distractions.
Resources mentioned in today's episode are:
The Pour Over: tinyurl.com/4y3nwyll
Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald S. Whittney: tinyurl.com/plqt9sq3
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"Bigger is better." "You have to have that Wow factor."
These are phrases that are heard a lot but sometimes that is just not the case at all. Sometimes, especially in a church replant, trying to do the job God has called you to do requires a "less is more" kind of attitude. Same goes for finding ways and time to connect with your spouse in meaningful and significant ways. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about some of the simple things that they have done to stay connected with church members, move the ministry forward, and stay connected with one another. Sometimes the big, extravagant, fancy, and expensive methods aren't always the best used to get the job done.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join us as we discuss some of the simple yet effective tools to stay connected with church members as well as with your spouse.
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People are relational. That is how we are created, but sometimes it is necessary to set boundaries in order to ensure safe, healthy interactions. The problem is sometimes it can be really difficult to know when and where to set those healthy boundaries. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about the importance of setting boundaries both in your marriage and in the ministry. They talk about some of the pitfalls to avoid while doing so also. Setting boundaries isn't always the easiest thing to do but when it is done well and with a loving heart and mind set everyone benefits in the long run.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join us as we discuss setting healthy boundaries in all the areas of our lives.
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We are only 2 weeks into 2021 and it has already been a year for the history books. The pandemic still rages on and now what lawmakers and news outlets can only describe as an attempted coup has taken place right here in America. To say that emotions have run high over the last few days would be and understatement. Far to often in ministry and in marriage we like to pretend that everything is just fine and we hide or bottle up our emotions and feelings. But the truth is that is neither helpful nor healthy. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about being real and authentic with ourselves, with our family, and with our congregations as we attempt to navigate the confusion, frustration, hurt, and fears that we are all experiencing while remembering that God is still on the throne and God is still in control.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join us as we discuss being real and authentic with the people around us in 2021.
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Happy 2021! The new year is officially here. This week Dusty and Elizabeth dive in to the difficult topic of Spiritual Drought. Let's be honest, we all long to be as close to God as we can possibly get. We want to know we are walking hand in hand with the Lord, but the truth is at some point everyone goes through a season of spiritual dryness. These are the moments that we just don't really feel God's presence. We don't hear God's voice. We have little to no motivation to read the Word, pray, or even attend church or other gatherings with our brothers and sisters in Christ. These seasons are hard but when you make the conscious choice to continue on, one step at a time, day by day in time the season will end. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about some times in their lives they have dealt with spiritual dryness and how they found themselves coming out on the other side.
Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join us as we discuss walking through a season of spiritual drought.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
A Wise Woman in Progress Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/awisewomaninprogress
God Will Carry You Through by Max Lucado: https://rb.gy/ocxopp
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Happy New Year. After the year that has been 2020 it is almost hard to believe that the end is drawing near. Last week Dusty and Elizabeth discussed the importance and the process of goal setting for the new year for personal, marriage, and family growth and development. This week they turn their focus to the church. They discuss the importance of setting goals for the local church body as well as how to incorporate the other leaders and members of the congregation. Though there is no one size fits all, cookie cutter mold for how to go about goal setting the one thing that is most important when planning ahead, both short and long term, is ensuring that the decisions that are being made are wholly glorifying to God.
Grab a cup of hot chocolate and join us as we discuss goal setting for the local church for the coming year.
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The year is quickly coming to an end and with that comes the time for planning and preparing for the year ahead. If there was ever a year for setting new goals and looking toward a new and productive year this would be it. This week Dusty and Elizabeth take time to discuss the importance of setting goals for the home and family. They break down why they feel it is important to set small, easily achievable goals together rather than focus on a big overarching hard to attain goal. Elizabeth shares the S.M.A.R.T method of goal planning that is widely known and used while Dusty chooses to take the less conventional route coined by professional wrestler turned yoga master, Diamond Dallas Paige. He uses the acronym S.M.A.C.K.D.O.W.N. No matter what method of goal setting is used it's important that the whole family is on the same page.
Grab a cup of hot chocolate and join us as we discuss goal setting for the home and family for the coming year.
*SMART method of goal setting:
S-Strategic or Specific
M-Measurable
A-Achievable or Attainable
R-Results Oriented or Relevant
T-Time Bound
The SMACKDOWN method of goal planning:
S-Specific
M-Measurable
A-Attainable
C-Compatible
K-Keep Going
D-Do It
O-Own It
W-Write It
N-Now!
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Let's be honest, 2020 was not the year anyone expected it to be. Things started off strong but man did we all get hit with a curveball in March. When making plans and goals no one thinks to include something like a global health crisis or stay at home orders. Things like that can make it hard to really see the good that has come out of the last 12 months, but the truth is there are bright spots if you look hard enough. This week Dusty and Elizabeth recap some of the things that have happened both at home and in the church over the last 12 months. It may not have been the most fantastic year but that doesn't mean there isn't a reason to celebrate. In fact, this year is probably the year to cheer all the small stuff!
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we recap 2020 and share some of the things we feel really made up 2020
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'Tis the season for holiday parties, family gatherings, and large get togethers....if we weren't in the middle of a pandemic that is requiring us to stay home and limit gathering sizes. One of the things many of those gatherings and get togethers usually have in common are fun games that allow the groups of people to get to know each other better. Elizabeth loves those silly ice breaker games so this week Dusty and Elizabeth play a random question generator game to get to know each other a little bit better (even though they have been married for 12 years.) Listen in to learn a little bit more about the hosts of the Married and Replanting Podcast. Oh, and share some of your thoughts about the questions they answer together in the comments.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we play Random Q & A With Dusty and Elizabeth.
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The Advent season is upon us, but what does that all entail? There are a lot of traditions that center around the Christmas holiday that are intended to point our hearts and minds toward the birth of Christ but is it more than that? This week Dusty and Elizabet are joined by Malachi Holmes (Elizabeth's younger brother) to have a conversation about what the Advent season is, why it's important to incorporate it into our church services as well as in our homes, and how to go about doing so.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss the Advent season and our own personal decorating preferences.
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Happy Thanksgiving 2020! This year has had its fair share of challenges but that doesn't mean there aren't things to be thankful for. In fact, when things are really put into perspective there is more to be thankful that ever. In this weeks episode Dusty and Elizabeth share what they are thankful for over the course of the last year. No one is sure of what things are going to look like in the coming year but one thing is certain-no matter how challenging things may get there is always something to be extremely thankful for.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss the things we are thankful for in 2020.
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Tradition is defined as "the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, or the fact of being passed on in this way." Some of these traditions are fun and have a wonderful meaning attached. Others happen simply out of circumstances years before and no one really knows why they take place. It is no secret that when new people are integrated into our lives it is hard to navigate how to honor the history while determining if the traditions that are passed on are healthy, effective, or necessary. This is true in ministry just as much as in marriage. This week Dusty and Elizabeth discuss some of the challenges to navigating how to handle old well loved traditions as well as attempt to establish new ones within a church replant/revitalization situation and when it comes to merging families in marriage, especially around the holiday season.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss some of the traditions we have taken part in within a church or ministry setting as well as with our family and how we have navigated fitting it all into the puzzle together. (Spoiler alert: We are still figuring it all out!)
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This week Mark Clifton, on his weekly Facebook Live show or church replanters, discussed the importance of developing a thick skin when it comes to being in ministry, especially when you have made the decision to embark on a replant/revitalization journey and Dusty and Elizabeth couldn't agree more. This week Dusty and Elizabeth carry that conversation further by discussing the need to develop thick skin early on not only in ministry but also as a married couple. Comments, unsolicited advice, thoughts shared that are going to be deemed as constructive criticism are all things everyone faces at some point when it comes to marriage, parenting, and just how to live life in general. Its how you choose to respond that is important.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss the ways we develop thick skin, when to address an issue and when to just let things slide.
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The 2020 Election is upon us. This week Dusty and Elizabeth sit down and talk about the importance of exercising your civic duty to vote but more importantly how to exercise our duty as Christ followers to love one another no matter what the election may bring. They also talk about the importance of having open, honest, and educated discussion about the political system, the candidates, and the right to have differing opinions in the most respectful manner possible. And the reminder that at the end of the day, no matter who may sit in any of the public offices, Jesus still sits on the throne at the right hand of God and His will will always be done.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss politics, family, and ministry.
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Podcasts are all the rage these days. Thanks to the wonderful world of technology just about anyone is able to share just about anything through a podcast platform. In this episode Dusty and Elizabeth share some of their favorite podcasts as well as discussing why they choose to spend their time listening to those podcasts.
Podcasts mentioned in today's episode:
Cartersville First Baptist Church: Pastor Dr. Kyle Walker: https://cartersvillefirst.com/resources/sermons/
Lead On Podcast: Dr. Jeff Iorg: https://www.gs.edu/news-events/sermons/series/lead-on-podcast/
On Preaching Podcast: H. B. Charles Jr.: https://hbcharlesjr.com/resource-library/media-format/audio/#
Love Thy Nerd Podcast Network: https://lovethynerd.com/podcast-network
Not Another Baptist Podcast: Dr. Kyle Bueermann and Matt Henslee: https://notanotherbaptistpodcast.com/
Replant Boot Camp: Jimbo Stewart and Bob Bickford: https://replantbootcamp.com/
Homemaking Foundations: Jami Balmet: https://youngwifesguide.com/category/podcast/
Revive Our Hearts: Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth: https://www.reviveourhearts.com/podcast/revive-our-hearts/
10 Minute Bible Hour: Matt Whitman: https://www.thetmbh.com/podcast
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss what to do when life throws you a curveball or two.
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Dusty and Elizabeth traveled to Albuquerque New Mexico to participate in the New Mexico Baptist Convention's Annual Meeting. In this episode they discuss some of the exciting things going on in their state convention, what is was like to be back among some familiar faces as well as meeting new people, and why it is important as a replant/revitalization pastor to be involved in the convention process on the local, state, and national levels. And to wrap things up they discuss the importance of building and leaving a legacy for for the years to come.
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Baseball is coming to an end but that doesn't mean that the curveballs will stop coming at us. Whether in ministry, marriage, or just in everyday life sometimes things just don't always go the way you had planned. And sometimes that means we have to be prepared to think on our feet and react in the best way possible. This week Dusty and Elizabeth discuss some curveballs they have had to deal with both recently and in past ministry positions as well as things they have gone through within their family.
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Homework. No one likes it but sometimes it has to be done. This week Dusty and Elizabeth sit down and talk about what Dusty has been learning in one of the classes he has been taking at Gateway Seminary this semester. They discuss assessing the current status of the church, laying out a long term plan, and evaluating the how the finances are being used in the best possible manner they can be. They also talk about how these strategic plans translate to the home and family while serving in active ministry.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss strategic planning and stewardship.
Resource mentioned in this episode:
Advanced Strategic Planning: A 21St-Century Model For Church And Ministry Leaders: https://tinyurl.com/yxn5mefp
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God created us to be in relationship with one another, but that doesn't mean that knowing how to navigate that comes easy. From friendship to dating to marriage there are all different kinds of challenges that we face. This is no different when it comes to ministry and relationships within the church. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about the ins and outs of relationships as it pertains to their marriage, how they develop and maintain relationships with the members of their congregations working toward truly being able to call them friends. They even touch on some of the unique challenges of pastoring the in laws. Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss relating to relationships.
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Crazy things happen all the time. Sometimes they make us laugh out loud, sometimes we just get left in utter shock. And still other times we are left with a choice on what to do next that could either solve everything or leave the whole endeavor engulfed in flames. This week Dusty and Elizabeth discuss some of the crazy situations they have found themselves in when in ministry and how those crazy times have bled into their marriage. Grab a cup of coffee (or a pumpkin spice latte) and join in as we discuss crazy ministry situations, who knows, maybe you will even be able to relate.
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It's no secret that God created rest for humanity and He fully expects us to take the time we need to recharge in order to be the best we can be for the people we are called to serve. The unfortunate problem that we often run into in ministry, and especially in a replant and revitalization situation, is that we find ourselves burning the candle at both ends. This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about the importance of scheduling in time to rest and recharge not only for the sake of the ministry but also for the sake of the marriage.
Resources mentioned in today's episode: On Being A Pastor: Understanding Our Calling and Work https://tinyurl.com/y5et79fp
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This week Dusty and Elizabeth chat about mistakes. They cover mistakes made in both marriage, ministry, and even missing assignments in seminary classes as well as what they feel is necessary to move on from those mistakes. Grab a cup of coffee and join in on the conversation!
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This week Dusty and Elizabeth talk about some recent disappointments they have experienced both in their ministry and in their marriage. They also discuss how they handle those disappointments and turn the perspective back to Christ rather than allowing themselves to sit and stew in those negative emotions.
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This week Dusty and Elizabeth welcome friends and fellow replant/revitalization family Kyle and Michelle Bueermann. They take some time to discuss the ins and outs of replanting and ministry as well sharing advice on keeping the marriage and family your first ministry in the midst of replanting and revitalization.
Resource for today's episode:
They Devoted Themselves: What Churches in the 21st Century Can Learn from the Church in the First Century https://www.amazon.com/They-Devoted-Themselves-Churches-Century/dp/1735482625
You can also hear more from Kyle on the weekly podcast: Not Another Baptist Podcast: https://notanotherbaptistpodcast.com/
This week Dusty and Elizabeth discuss the various expectations that come along with marriage as well as expectations for pastor's and their wives. They also share a bit of advice on how to handle those expectations in a graceful manner.
Resources mentioned in today's episode:
Replanter Survey: https://www.namb.net/church-replanting/join/
Reclaiming Glory: https://www.namb.net/church-replanting/resource/reclaiming-glory-revitalizing-dying-churches/
Best Yes: https://tinyurl.com/y27tw6gk
Spiritual Gifts Assessment: https://www.lifeway.com/en/articles/women-leadership-spiritual-gifts-growth-service
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Dusty & Elizabeth discuss more in detail how they found themselves in the current replanting situation they are in. Giving insight into how this has affected their marriage and how they have continued to move forward. This episode is direct behind the scenes look at their marriage & the very beginning of the replanting process of a local church.
Resources discussed in today's episode are:
Am I A Replanter 30 Days of Discerning God's Call : https://tinyurl.com/y2cqoj6n
Replanter Wives Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1974876242798056
Meet the Marshalls Dusty and Elizabeth introduce themselves and the reason behind this podcast journey they have undertaken. They share their stories of ministry, testimonies, and of how they came to be in southern New Mexico replanting a small church that they never intended to be at.