You found The Worship Hangover. We are all about telling the stories of people who live and breath ministry no matter the size of their congregation. Today we talk with Ken Idleman. Through his ministry, Ken has impacted Zach and Dallas both in separate but critical ways. Ken spent over 3 decades working as a Professor then President at Ozark Christian College in Joplin, MO. After retiring from that role, he went on to Serve as the Senior Pastor at Crossroads Christian Church in Evansville, IN for several years. After retiring a second time, Ken now works as a Church and Leader Liaison with The Solomon Foundation, a parachurch financial organization that helps fund church expansion. As you can tell, there’s some serious wisdom happening here. Let’s dig in. If you want to be on an episode, send us an email to [email protected]. Also, Please help us out by leaving us a positive review on iTunes, and even sharing this with one friend. Every review and share helps us immensely. That’s all for this week, so until our next episode drops, pray for us, and know that we are praying for you.

You've found The Worship Hangover. We are all about telling the stories of people who live and breath ministry no matter the size of their congregation. Today we talk with Josh LaGrange. Josh is leading a congregation in the Chicago suburbs and has an interesting outlook on life and ministry. I think you’ll relate. Please help us out by leaving us a positive review on iTunes, and even sharing this with one friend. Every review and share helps us immensely. We have a lot of content with several ministers in diverse roles from congregations of all sizes. If you want to be on an episode, send an email to [email protected].

You found The Worship Hangover. We are all about telling the stories of people who live and breath ministry no matter the size of their congregation. I’ve got to tell you upfront, I’m really excited about this one. Today we talk with Jim Powell. I first met Jim as a result of his excellent book on Church vision development and implementation entitled Dirt Matters. I have also experienced Jim’s ministry as he has consulted for a church planting organization I am a part of, and he has helped mentor me through some transitions with the congregation I serve. Beyond being a leadership and mentoring guru, Jim has seen much success in his Lead Minister role at Richwoods Christian Church in Peoria, IL. A ministry post that he is currently wrapping up in a very non-traditional way. Please leave us a positive review on iTunes and share this with at least one friend who would find it interesting. If you would like to be on an upcoming episode, email [email protected]. That's all we have for this week, so until the next episode drops. Pray for us, and know that we are praying for you.

You found The Worship Hangover. We are all about telling the stories of people who live and breath ministry no matter the size of their congregation. Today we talk with Jake. I first met Jake when he was touring as an up and coming rapper with a passion for pointing teens toward Jesus. Fast forward a few years, and Jake is on staff at a rapidly growing congregation in Joliet, IL. He has quite a story. About The Worship Hangover - We have a lot of content with several ministers in diverse roles from congregations of all sizes. If you want to be on an episode, send us an email to [email protected]. Also, Please help us out by leaving us a positive review on iTunes​, and even sharing this with one friend. Every review and share helps us immensely. That’s all for this week, so until our next episode drops, pray for us, and know that we are praying for you.

Thank you for listening to The Worship Hangover. We are all about telling the stories of people who live and breath ministry no matter the size of their congregation. We have a lot of content with several ministers in diverse roles from congregations of all sizes. Today we talk with Andy - a Church Planter who has a God-Sized dream, and has found the facility to make it happen. Please help us out by leaving us a positive review on itunes, and even sharing this with one friend. Every review and share helps us immensely. If you want to be on an episode, send us an email to [email protected].

On this episode of The Worship Hangover we talk with Kathleen - a children’s minister who went back to serve her home congregation after her ministry training. Here is her story. Please Like, Comment on, and Share this podcast. If you like it, leave us a positive review and hit Subscribe. All of these help us keep making more episodes. If you would like to be a guest on The Worship Hangover, send us an email at [email protected].

On this episode of The Worship Hangover, we interview Mick Murray, the worship pastor at a congregation that is rapidly growing, and therefore rapidly changing. Mick was hired just weeks before the congregation launched, and has seen several stages of life and ministry expand ever since. Here's his story.

On this episode of The Worship Hangover, we interview our friend Randy. He's a pastor at a rural Assembly of God congregation who has some great words on ministry at the cost of family. He's also a table tennis master. Put on your arm sweatbands and take a listen.

On this episode of The Worship Hangover, we meet our hosts, Zach and Dallas. We talk life, ministry, family, ​and foolishness. It's kind of like a day in our office.