Episode 342: Rethinking Christian Leadership with Dr. Eugene Habecker

The Holy Post

Phil Vischer

Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.5 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2019

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Our culture talks a lot about leadership—both inside and outside the church. With so many conferences and resources dedicated to making Christian leaders, why are we seeing so many scandals? Gene Habecker has given a lot of thought to this problem after leading numerous organizations. You'll find his perspective illuminating and surprising. Also this week, researchers discover bees can learn math leaving reality TV as the final thing separating humans from animals. Plus, Phil asks why women are more religious than men, and why African-Americans engage the Bible more than any other Americans.

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0:00.0	Hey there, this is Phil, welcome back to the Holypost podcast.
0:02.6	I'm here with Skyjutonny.
0:04.0	Hi.
0:04.5	Hi, Christian Taylor is still editing her avant-garde French film.
0:09.4	No, it's not avant-garde.
0:10.8	It's the one about the Normandy stories, the beach.
0:13.7	But it's a French film.
0:14.8	Is it gonna be in French?
0:16.0	Well, parts of it because they interviewed French people.
0:18.2	May we?
0:19.2	Um, here's the themes on it.
0:23.2	What's the news that you like the most?
0:26.4	Who's your favorite podcast host?
0:29.4	If it's breakfast, get your toasted sky and fill in the holy post.
0:35.2	Sky and fill in the holy post.
0:38.5	And sometimes, Christian.
0:42.6	Sky, yes.
0:44.4	This is exciting.
0:45.6	I'll be the judge of that.
0:47.6	The scientific community is a buzz.
0:50.8	What does that look like?
0:52.0	Hush, hush, hush, hush, hush.
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