Do you believe you can accomplish what God has placed on your heart? This is the key question Dea Jenkins helps pastors and spiritual leaders through, encouraging them to trust their heart and trust the process, letting go of the results. In this conversation, Dea also addresses the challenges of harmful practices within church institutions and emphasizes the importance of relationships and listening to God, oneself, and the community for guidance. She also shares how she coaches spiritual leaders in discerning God's call and living into the contributions each individual can make to their communities.
Dea Jenkins is an award winning interdisciplinary artist originally from Houston, Texas. Dea's art practice spans multiple fields, including visual art, performance, and film. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, and is currently developing multiple multimedia projects.
As the recipient of three fellowships and multiple artist grants, Dea has fused her art practice with a deep love for research. She has a dual master's degree from Fuller Seminary with an emphasis in Theology and the Arts.
In addition to her art practice, Dea is also an independent curator and the Director of the Inbreak Collective. Her love for creating expands beyond her individual practice to include crafting spaces for others to explore their own creative journey.
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Chapters
07:40 Art and Spirituality in the Church
13:55 Working with Spiritual and Church Leaders
19:13 Commitment to the Big C Church
23:20 Discerning God's Call
31:43 Supporting Leaders in Ministry
35:28 The Importance of Rest and Replenishment
37:01 Not Forgetting the Gift of the Pandemic
39:09 The Work of Cyclical in Supporting Church Leaders
42:29 Closing Questions
Jay Bakker and Celebrity Pastors
Natalie Wigg-Stevenson and Ethnographic Theology
Nikki Frontz and innovative ministry
Ally Henny and messy church
Nancy Pittman and the future of theological education
Eric Law and Living Grace and Truth in a Frightened World
Carol Howard Merritt and Healing Spiritual Wounds
Ashley Easter and learning to trust your intuition
Paul Romig-Leavitt, Justin Bullis, and worship in a progressive Christian context.
Diana Butler Bass and letting the past be our guide to the future
Delesslyn Kennebrew and living beyond your imagination
Doug Pagitt and Outdoing Jesus
Jack Shitama leading in the midst of anxiety
Amanda Henderson and Holy Chaos
Eric Smith and Paul, the progressive?
Katie Hays and spiritual refugees
Eric Atcheson and living out God’s Kingdom
Brandan Robertson and traveling light
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