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Christian rock has long been the target of jokes, but the effect it had on evangelical kids in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s is worth serious consideration. We’re looking at personal stories from people who grew up listening to CCM. Expect hilarious moments and heartfelt yearning in equal measure. If you’ve had any experience with Christian music, we hope your own story makes more sense to you after listening. If you’ve never given Christian music any thought beyond a punchline, we hope you’l ...
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Empowering your nonprofit leadership Where Christian nonprofits explore the latest trends and strategies in nonprofit leadership! Practical tips to elevate your nonprofit leadership game QUICKLY. Valuable knowledge, inspiration & empowerment for greater impact! Don't miss out on the opportunity to take your nonprofit leadership to the next level!! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christianrocketeers/support
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The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
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In this bonus episode, Andrew and Leah talk with Lars Gotrich of NPR Music, the producer who brought Amy Grant to play a Tiny Desk Concert. Lars shares how he went from "judgy Christian punk rocker" to someone good at existing in two worlds at once. To hear the full interview, join our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/rtdr…
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The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
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The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
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The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
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The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
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What happens when one of the country’s most outspoken critics of white male Christian political conservatism sits down with a well-known white male conservative Christian political pundit? Find out, as Kristin Du Mez and David French discuss politics, culture, and the desperate need for hospitality in the digital age on No Small Endeavor with Lee C…
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The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
  continue reading
 
The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teach…
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In this bonus episode Leah and Andrew interview Jim Cooper, the composer who wrote and recorded the original score for Rock That Doesn't Roll. He talks about growing up in the DC area, getting obsessed with Fugazi and Dischord Records, then throwing away all his secular music. The full hour-long interview is at our Patreon. The conversation goes on…
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‘Tis the season for holiday specials and Andrew Gill (producer, Sound Opinions) and Leah Payne (author, God Gave Rock and Roll to You) of Rock that Doesn’t Roll are bringing you a surprise holiday gift: weirdly specific awards for Contemporary Christian Music Christmas tunes! So come on, ring those bells, grab your Christmas shoes, and get ready to…
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For 1990s and early aughts youth group alumni, Christian rock is often the source of embarrassment or shame - but does it have to be that way? The season finale of Rock That Doesn't Roll explores the idea that maybe, just maybe, the key to getting over angst about Christian rock isn't rejecting it or avoiding it, but coming to peace with the person…
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The late 90s and early aughts were a banner time for a really specific type of rock band - the are-they-or-aren't-they a Christian band, band. Sixpence None the Richer. Creed. Evanescence. Lifehouse. Owl City. Paramore. They all had different sounds, but they left listeners wondering: are they - or aren't they - “Christian music?” This week on Rock…
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Embark on an inspiring journey with us in this episode of Christian Rocketeers Podcast as we talk about the world of vision clarity for your nonprofit. Our guest this week is the remarkable Momprenuer and Visionary Coach, Maureen Spell, who brings a wealth of insights to guide you in mapping out your nonprofit adventure like a treasure map. In this…
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Who could a 1990s Christian rock aficionado turn to in order to find the latest and greatest releases? For mainstream music fans, tastemakers included record store clerks of 1990s indie music stores, or retail juggernauts like Tower Records and Wherehouse - the kind of superfans depicted by Jack Black in High Fidelity. But for many evangelical teen…
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For every 1990s Christian rock star who made it big, there were thousands of never-realized, would-be Christian rock dreams. With special insight from Christian music industry veteran promoter Chris Hauser, hosts Andrew Gill (producer, Sound Opinions) and Leah Payne (author, God Gave Rock and Roll to You) follow the CCM aspirations of comedian Kevi…
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Is your social media helping your business/nonprofit– or hurting it? Potential donors, volunteers, and customers look at your social media and make a decision within seconds about whether to give, partner, or use your organizations services. Today's guest Heather Heuman gives you the formula to stand out on social media and share your message in an…
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In the world of Christian business and nonprofit leadership, distractions can abound, making it challenging to stay true to your divine assignment. In this enlightening episode, we invite you to tune in as we explore the vital art of staying laser-focused in the direction God has ordained for your nonprofit. Joining us is the remarkable Get Focused…
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For 1990s evangelical teens, punk, hardcore, and ska were a gateway to a passionate, edgy way to express their Christianity outside the mainstream. But was the music and the message enough to keep the evangelical faith? In episode two, hosts Andrew Gill (producer, Sound Opinions) and Leah Payne (author, God Gave Rock and Roll to You) follow three C…
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Christian rock has a lot of naysayers, but for evangelical teens of the 1990s, it was EVERYTHING. For most kids raised in conservative Christian households, mainstream music was forbidden - if teens were going to rock, they needed to do it God’s way. And the place to find Christian rock gods? Youth group. In the first episode of Rock that Doesn’t R…
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