Insightful conversations for leaders looking for hope in rapidly changing times. Eddie is the Lead Pastor/President for the Seventh-day Adventist Church across Pitcairn Island, Wallis and Futuna, New Caledonia, French Polynesia, Cook Islands and New Zealand.
In this episode I talk with the Youth Director of the Greater Sydney Conference, Pastor Simon Gigliotti. We talk about his relationship with God, as well as different ways for the church to evolve in the Local Church and in the Community.
In this episode I chat with Katarina Markovic. She has created an elaborate and detailed presentation about the Tabernacle. She talks about why she decided to base her presentation on the Tabernacle and how she was able to put it together. With her wonderful passion and talent she has been able to inspire and deal hope.
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In this interview Pr Andrew West speaks about his tenure as the Manager of Tui Ridge Park, and his time in Pastoral Ministry. He discusses when to move on as well as how he finds Hope in such turbulent times.
In this discussion Dr Willie & Dr Elaine Oliver offer their years of experience giving in-depth insight into many important topics in the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
(0:00) Coming Up
(00:00:56) Intro
(00:01:30) Celtics vs Warriors
(00:02:35) Tell us about your family
(00:06:21) Navigating ethnic diversity
(00:14:04) Strategies for cross-cultural ministry
(00:23:42) Support for single parents
(00:34:20) Support for gay Adventists
(00:51:50) Support for mental health challenges
I catch up with Dr. Sven Ostring in Tahiti while waiting for a flight. We reflect on our trip so far, and discuss our hope for the NZPUC.
Pastor Younis Masih, talks about the importance of 'interreligious' understanding. As well as discussing the aftermath of the fateful 'Christchurch Mosque Shootings,' and how we can better support our Muslim brothers and sisters.
Pastor Adrian Webster discusses understanding and implementing technology into church, as well as the significance of staying connected face to face.
Dr Nick Kross, gives valuable insight into the current state of todays youth, as well as the challenges that the church faces trying to relate to young people. He also blesses us by sharing many lessons he has learnt over his many years of ministry.
Pr Lyell Heise blesses us by sharing plenty of stories and wisdom from his many years of ministry. He shares observation of how the landscape of Church and Worship has changed during COVID, and gives helpful tips on how to be able to adapt.
Pr Jerry & Pr Willie share about the different challenges that have affected young people amidst the pandemic. They are hoping that their new and exciting initiative Shift Ministry will be able to assist young people to stay connected to each other, church and God in a constantly shifting world.
Pastor Terry discusses his first days in ministry, showing how his career continues to be guided by lessons he learnt early on. He covers, serving in the USA, New Zealand now Australia. His passion for ministry is clear when he speaks about Mamarapha College. Join and be blessed as he Deals Hope.
Pastor Victor blesses us with His story. He shares his journey that has led him from Russia to New Zealand. He gives us in-depth insight into lessons he has learnt, that we can implement into our lives in very uncertain times.
Pastor Apii shares her journey from, Church Elder to Nurse and eventually Church Pastor. She explains how each of her experiences have shaped the way she leads. Her devout love and passion for God and people has enabled to be a strong leader during challenging times.
Rob Scoines brings his diverse experience and discusses the intersection of the business world with the mission of the church.
With the global pandemic Hope Channel took on being a local church option for many church members who no longer were able to attend church gatherings or access online church services. Ole discusses how Hope Channel New Zealand pivoted in this situation and gives insights into leadership transitions under pressure.
Pastor Tala serves in the sprawling cosmopolitan metropolis of Los Angeles. In this episode, she explores the textures of serving in a multiethnic ministry during COVID. She also reflects on her nursing background and how that has helped her as a pastor in this pandemic.
This conversation with Keryn McCutcheon captures some of her passion for leadership, spiritual formation, and service. As general manager of ADRA (Adventist Development and Relief Agency) New Zealand, Keryn is navigating a brand new alliance between ADRA NZ and ADRA Australia. Her passions and experience prepare her well for this new role and her insights are worth taking note of.
Auckland Seventh-day Adventist High School Principal Gloria Teulilo discusses rapid growth in student numbers, the differences between teaching in the Pacific and teaching in New Zealand, self leadership and leadership during COVID-19 in South Auckland, New Zealand.
Lance Boulton has over 20 years of experience in youth ministry for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in New Zealand. He has been a national young adults and tertiary students leader, a youth director for North and South New Zealand, a schools chaplaincy coordinator and a chaplain for both primary and secondary schools in Auckland and Christchurch.
Pr. Bob Larsen is the Lead Pastor for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand. Bob is a wise and practical leader who likes to find ways to explain truths in a way that is memorable. I have always found Bob to be generous and genuine. This you will experience in this episode of Dealing Hope.
Pr. Sarah-Jane Riley is the Pastor for The Haven Church in Nelson, New Zealand, and the Discipleship Pastor for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Island of New Zealand. In this episode SJ unpacks how the life of following Jesus touches and heals every part of our lives. From her Maori roots she also shares how the church can find meaningful engagement with the indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand. Her insights into leadership give hope and strategies that would work for others.
Glenn Townend is a pastor, church planter, evangelist and church administrator. He is the leader for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific, based in Sydney, Australia. As a health-enthusiast he lives and models an organic approach to church leadership. This is evident in how he has embedded the farming metaphor of Christ’s teachings (think Matthew 13) into the DNA of Adventist ministry in the South Pacific. In this episode Glenn shares hope on how to shape, cast and enthuse leaders around a vision amidst disruptive and divisive times.
An insightful conversation with Pastor and Systematic Theologian Dr. Limoni Manu about the challenges of independent ministries.
Dr Limoni has had extensive experience with independent ministries. He discusses insights, warnings and advice on finding constructive ways forward in relationships between the Seventh-day Adventist Church and directly connected with the church organisation.
An insightful conversation with Principal of Southland Adventist Christian School Josh Taylor about education and leadership.
An insightful conversation with Cook Islands Government Business and Trade Consultant Teariki Vakalalabure covering the impact of COVID-19 on church and daily life in the Cook Islands.
An insightful conversation with Kim Stirling about the impact of Naturopathy and Herbalism in the local church and community.
An insightful conversation with Dr. Paul Siope about the intersection of Church and Society,
An insightful conversation with Adrielle Carrasco about the current situation of COVID-19 and vaccines in New Zealand - discussing morals, responsibility and Dealing Hope.