
The Try Tank Podcast is about innovation and the church
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityBusinessManagement | |||

In this episode, Father Lorenzo Lebrija talks with the Reverend Dan Kline and Reverend Jessie Thompson from St. Paul's in the Desert, Palm Springs, California. They share their journey of revitalizing a small congregation emerging from the challenges... more
What might the church look like ten years from now?
In this episode, Lorenzo Lebrija welcomes Loren Richmond Jr.—pastor, chaplain, consultant, author, and host of the Future Christian Podcast—for a conversation about twenty predictions for the futur... more
In this episode, Father Lorenz Lebrija talks with Sarah Holler, an Episcopal priest and spiritual director from Charlotte, North Carolina. Together, they explore the concept of "When God Gets Real," a podcast that invites individuals to share their t... more
In this episode, Father Lorenzo Lebrija talks with the Reverend Dr. Kyle Oliver, the new director of Hope Exchange, a groundbreaking storytelling initiative from Virginia Seminary. As they discuss the vision behind Hope Exchange, Kyle shares his pass... more
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I listened to this podcast three times in a row this morning. I learned so much and so many of my questions about reaching people without being churchy were answered. I literally stopped in my tracks as I was taking my morning walk and had tears well up when, the interviewee said that the answer to most of our questions concerning what people are looking for is “ community 100%”. We don’t have to make it complicated.
The church and broader society needs to be having these conversations on emerging technologies and the future of the church. Rev. Lebrija is just the person to get these conversations started with his experience, vision, and excellent facilitation skills.
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A forward-leaning conversation about how faith communities can adapt through leadership, storytelling, and technology. Across episodes, topics include church revitalization, ecumenical collaboration, community-building, and the strategic use of media and narrative to engage younger generations. Futurist framing and practical playbooks for parish leadership recur, with emphasis on hospitality, volunteer-led models, and embedding faith into everyday urban life. Notable strengths include a clear focus on actionable ideas for change (from new program designs to funding approaches) and a willingness to explore how AI, digital storytelling, and interdenominational partnerships can support mission and community impact.
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Recent guests on Try Tank Podcast include:
1. Loren Richmond Jr.
2. Sarah Holler
3. Kyle Oliver
4. Richard Carter
5. Bob Johansen
6. Sam Wells
7. Doyt Conn
8. Josh Packard
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