In this episode of the Pastor to Pioneer podcast, Britton interviews Josh Chaffin, who shares his journey from traditional pastoral ministry to a more disciple-making approach. Josh reflects on his upbringing in the church, his transition into pastoral roles, and the challenges he faced while trying to engage college students in their faith. He discusses the importance of discipleship, the need for a shift in ministry models, and the personal growth he experienced after stepping away from traditional ministry. The conversation highlights the significance of relationships, family dynamics, and the ongoing journey of faith and outreach.

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In this episode of the Pastor to Pioneer podcast, Britton hosts Jeff Duerler and Andy Dalton from LifeSpring Community Church in Cincinnati. They share their unique journey from traditional church settings to pioneering microchurch movements. Jeff discusses his long pastoral journey, the transition from multi-site to autonomous churches, and the divine guidance that led them to explore church planting. Andy shares his personal story of obedience and the call to church planting, emphasizing the importance of family considerations and the influence of disciple-making movements. Together, they reflect on the challenges and joys of following God's leading in their ministry.

In this episode of the Pastor to Pioneer podcast, Britton Smith interviews Mark Douglas, exploring his journey from a traditional pastoral role to a more transformative approach to ministry. Mark shares his experiences of feeling inadequate and frustrated within the prevailing church model, the challenges he faced in his ministry, and the realizations that led him to seek a different path. The conversation delves into the systemic issues within the church, the importance of evangelism, and the personal struggles that shaped Mark's faith journey. He discusses the challenges of resignation, the healing process through grace, and the importance of community.