The Kerygma Chronicles: Recent Episodes
Dr. Natasha Jamison Gadson
If you are an ordained minister or someone wrestling with a call to ordained ministry who is looking for honest conversation about ministerial identity and developing the confidence to fully step into God's vision for your life and ministry, then The Kerygma Chronicles Podcast is for you! Join your host Preacher, Strategist, and Purpose Midwife, Rev. Dr. Natasha Jamison Gadson, as she openly shares her experiences and thoughtful conversations with dynamic ministry leaders whose journeys will inspire you to move toward your destiny.
Hey, Dr. Nat here! It's been a long time, but I'm finally back with a new format and a new focus. This is my long overdue update on life, including on how I spent my 49th birthday in Tampa with my sister and how my trip shifted my mindset by opening me up to new possibilities.
After a long hiatus, Dr Nat returns with her latest update about life including her initiation into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and taking personal responsibility for her own happiness.
Have you allowed fear, insecurity, doubt, or even comparing yourself to others to slow down your momentum? This week on The Kerygma Chronicles, Dr. Natasha Jamison Gadson talks transparently about the importance of aggressively pursuing your God-given vision and shutting out external voices before they derail your dreams and bring your efforts to a standstill. She also shares how a (re)discovery while preparing for a conference helped her to see how in the past she had allowed negative influences to impact her progress.
Dr. Gadson joins Min. Tanna M. Abraham on the Women on Purpose podcast for a reflective and transparent conversation about women being authentic to who God is calling them to be and the importance of supporting one another. In advance of the Women on Purpose Conference, we are sharing an encore presentation of the conversation. To register for the conference for the conference log onto www.womenonpurposeonline.com.
Dr. Gadson joins Min. Tanna M. Abraham on the Women on Purpose podcast for a reflective and transparent conversation about women being authentic to who God is calling them to be and the importance of supporting one another. In advance of the Women on Purpose Conference, we are sharing an encore presentation of the conversation. To register for the conference for the conference log onto www.womenonpurposeonline.com.
This week on The Kerygma Chronicles, Dr. Gadson shares her thoughts and reflections about life, ministry, risk-taking, and confidence in God as she approaches her 46th birthday.
This week on The Kerygma Chronicles, Dr. Gadson continues her conversation with Rev. Yedea H. Walker, Director of Student Life Programs at Princeton Theological Seminary. Rev. Walker is a gifted preacher who is also called to provide pastoral care to the body of Christ, serving in the intersection of academia and the church. In part two of this conversation, Rev. Walker discusses the pivotal role her parents in ministry played in her ministerial walk, what it's like co-visioning a life in ministry with her daughter Olivia, and the need for the church to recognize ministry in the context of academia.
This week on The Kerygma Chronicles, Dr. Gadson welcomes ministry friend and clergy colleague Rev. Yedea H. Walker, Director of Student Life Programs at Princeton Theological Seminary. Rev. Walker is a gifted preacher who is also called to provide pastoral care to the body of Christ, serving in the intersection of academia and the church. In part one of this transparent and insightful conversation, Rev. Walker shares how the hand of God opened the door to the amazing opportunity she is now walking in at Princeton. She also openly reflects the life-changing moment when she said yes to God's call to pastoral ministry and the extraordinary assignment on her life.
Today on the Kerygma Chronicles, your host Rev. Dr. Natasha Jamison Gadson shares how a defining moment moved her from feeling stagnant in ministry to intentionally exploring issues of ministerial identity and subsequently taking personal responsibility for co-creating with God the life she had been praying for. Dr. Nat also shares a key shift in perspective you need to make today in order to become unstuck and to begin actively pursuing your ministry aspirations.
If you are a minister or someone wrestling with a call to ordained ministry who is looking for honest conversation about ministerial identity and developing the confidence to fully step into God's vision for your life and ministry, then The Kerygma Chronicles Podcast is for you!