Gleaning Mustard Seeds with Jerrie Barber
Jesus told His disciples that faith, like a grain of mustard seed, can move a mountain.
This podcast presents short ideas that bless when the concepts are put into practice and become habits.
Gleaning Mustard Seeds with Jerrie Barber
Latest Episodes
Blameless: why good repenters make great leaders
What if “blameless” doesn’t mean perfect—and the real qualification for spiritual leadership (and every follower of Jesus) is something far more uncomfortable? In a world where everyone sins, how can elders, deacons, and ordi...
When to search for a new preacher
Could your congregation hurt its next preacher by starting the search too soon?What if the most important part of choosing a new preacher isn't finding him—but saying goodbye to the old one?Why do so many churches struggle with a ...
How should members leave a church?
Leaving a church is one of the most emotional transitions Christians face, yet few of us have ever been taught how to do it well. In this episode, I share painful examples of departures that damaged congregations, biblical principle...
Between Preachers, Chapter 15, How Do You Get the Word Out
In this episode of Gleaning Mustard Seeds, you’ll hear a chapter of the audible version of Between Preachers, a book about interim ministry by Jerrie Barber.Between Preachers is available in paperback, hardcover, Kindle, and audio. ...
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(Do not remove) I learned a long time ago that very little ground is gained on the battlefield of arguments by words. I have developed the technique of remaining silent and listening intently as the other side holds forth. Often I say that I am trying to understand their position and ask them to limit their words to those that they think would help me. Thus I often gain the upper hand
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