Lead Time
Unite Leadership CollectiveLead Time is a podcast of the Unite Leadership Collective, hosted by Tim Ahlman and Jack Kalleberg. The ULC envisions a future in which all congregations fully equip the priesthood of all believers through world-class leadership development at the local level. Lead Time taps into biblical wisdom for practical solutions to today's burning issues. Each podcast confronts real-time struggles facing th... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 431 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityBusinessReligion & Spirituality | |||
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What if some of your church’s greatest opportunities for ministry are sitting in the pews—with the skills to repair a roof, wire a building, or help a struggling neighbor? Rev. Dr. Scott Yakimow joins Tim Ahlman to discuss how the church can recogniz... more
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Dr. Bruce Hartung joins Tim Ahlman and Jack Kalleberg to unpack new Wellspring research examining the health of senior pastor–associate pastor relationships a... more
The conversation doesn’t end with this episode: In our Lead Time+ continuation, Dave Benke and Tim explore LCMS elections, the United List, divisions over worship, and who shapes the Synod’s direction—and discuss what it could take to rebuild trust a... more
When Rev. Seth Davidson arrived at St. John Lutheran Church in Athens, Texas, the congregation averaged around 30 worshipers, had an average age of 71, struggled to make payroll, and appeared to be approaching the end of its ministry. Today, the chur... more
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- Not afraid to explore
These guys are far more open minded, down to earth and friendly than most LCMS in the online space. They are a good model to follow
Apple Podcasts5BjornEinarsson
United States6 months ago - Not Afraid
Tim and Jack aren’t afraid to ask the tough questions or tackle the elephant in the room. Conversation like these need to be the norm and not the outlier. In the LCMS, there are a lot of thoughts, ideas, and issues that don’t get fully explored for myriad reasons. The hosts make their best efforts to do them in the most Godly way they can. This podcast is a treasure and not an echo chamber. Keep up the good work, men!
Apple Podcasts5asohn56United Statesa year ago - Missional is Confessional
Thank you for reaching out to confront some of these issues. We need to bring some things kicking and screaming into the light. It is time for the beautiful message of the gospel to go forward into the world unhindered.
Apple Podcasts5Dad GibneyUnited States2 years ago - A good place for important conversations
Good people doing their best to host meaningful and important conversations about the Christian life and Lutheran theology.
For those who want to poke holes in the pod or their hosts, it is very clear they will specifically invite people who disagree with them to not only talk to them, but have entire episodes with them! Even if you disagree with them (as I do sometimes) they are rightfully demonstrating Christian leadership in this way, and it is to be admired. FWIW I am often described as ... more
Apple Podcasts5Fassett12United States2 years ago - Bracing
The recent episode in June 2024 about decisions related to Concordia University Ann Arbor were thoughtful, truthful, and heart breaking. Thank you for taking a deep dive into CUAA’s state of affairs.
Apple Podcasts5KyfrancikUnited States2 years ago
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lead Time
What is Lead Time about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Lead Time features in-depth conversations about leadership, governance, and strategic issues facing Lutheran ministry and higher education, with a focus on real-world challenges in a post-Christian culture. Episodes frequently tackle campus decisions, church governance, funding, and leadership development, often bringing together clergy, educators, and lay leaders to discuss tough questions with transparency and a pastoral perspective. Noteworthy is the emphasis on practical stewardship, community-building, and healthy dissent, plus a tendency to invite diverse viewpoints for constructive dialogue. The format and guest mix make it a strong pick for listeners seeking thoughtful leadership insight within religious organizations and affiliated... more
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These podcasts share a similar audience with Lead Time:
1. The Tim Ahlman Podcast
2. On The Line
3. Issues, Etc.
4. The Word of the Lord Endures Forever
5. 30 Minutes In The New Testament
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Lead Time launched 8 years ago and published 431 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Lead Time include:
1. Erik Ankerberg
2. Aaron Moldenhauer
3. Paul Pollatz
4. Jeremy Jacoby
5. Jim Sanft
6. Philip Meinzen
7. Jim Simpson
8. Patrick Daberkow
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