Kindling With Shay Robbins

Shay and Grant Gains discus how to Delegate to God: giving things over to God in prayer and Delegate to Others: Discipleship. 

It is Critical for the people you lead to know and believe that you are for them, that you believe in the, and that they are valuable to you as their leader. Not just for their job but as a person. 

This episode is a bout recognizing the value of the quiet space in life and disciplining ourselves to capture it. Listen in on the conversation between Zac and Shay as they discuss what this new discipline looks like. also Check out Zac's Podcast "Next Generation Leader Podcast" as he interviews some influential leaders. Launching late October.                  Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Shay and Reid discuss the history of screen time and the role screens played in the past compared to their role today. How do leaders use their phones and screen to help or hurt their influence. Is your phone a tool or a distraction?            Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Shay and Trish discuss what it means to become a leader of character. Humility and integrity can be difficult to attain when you do not have courage. When you become a follower of Jesus you take on a mantle of leadership because you are going in a different direction from the rest of the world and it takes great courage.             Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Shay sat down with our Chief Buisness Officer at Kanakuk and discuss faithfulness in the Buisness world. When anxiety about your job or your next promotion is weighing you down how do combat that? how does your investment in new experiences help you broaden your leadership. know yourself, invest and learn from others. Don't forget the things that have eternal significance.            Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Shay and Lindsay Rother discuss what it looks like when you feel stretched thin with leadership responsibilities and how to combat that. They address and breakdown how you can grow from these times when you feel stretched thin and how it can add to your leadership.            Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Moments make memories. Shay and Executive Director Collin Sparks talk about the the impact of influential moments. What are some common elements of these moments and what can we take away from them as leaders? Where do these moments fit into your leadership strategy?                  Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

God uses divine appointments to interrupt our task oriented minds to develop relationships with others to be used for his Kingdom. Listen as Shay and Reid discus how God puts people in our lives and how leaders engage and utilize relationships for God.                Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

The second part of a discussion with some of the Kanakuk directors, Luke Crenshaw and Beth Ann Lapley. The Kanakuk Director team has closed another season of Hiring. After interviewing and hiring over 2000 college students annualy we have a unique view into a generation of future leaders. What do we see? What advice do we have?           Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

The Kanakuk Director team has closed another season of Hiring. After interviewing and hiring over 2000 college students annualy we have a unique view into a generation of future leaders. What do we see? What advice do we have?           Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Coach Ethan Whaley of the Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats is passionate about bringing the Juice! Coach Whaley defines Juice this way, “Using your gifts and talents to ensure the flourishing of others. For some people that looks like being the most energetic person in the room. For others it may be the wisest, toughest, most comical, compassionate, etc.       Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

What sets a servant leader apart? Shay Robins and Kyle Williamson talk about how a servant leader is set apart form other leadership styles and what effect it has on their influence. Is it easier to listen to a Servant leader or an oppressive boss?             Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Multiplication of ourselves means to humble yourself enough to care for the hearts and lives of the people you are entrusted to lead. In this episode Shay sits down with Jared Kolter and talk about the importance of shepherding over others and the X factor in those who do multiply themselves and the result of that.               Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Creativity is birthplace of innovation. How do we foster creativity and then how do harness it? Identify the problem and then solve it! Creativity is more natural for some than others. We have brought it in a super talented creative for the discussion…none other than our very own Producer Reid Towns!!!       Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

From a Biblical Worldview, we look at leadership opportunities as opportunities to glorify God and to introduce people to Jesus. This in mind, every leadership opportunity presents an important platform. At the same time, there is an enemy that is seeking to defame and destroy anything or anyone that may cause the fallen world to encounter the risen Savior. I think it is safe to assume that as your influence grows so does the target on your back spiritually speaking. Good News…followers of Christ are not ill equipped in this battle so long as they are Armored UP! That’s what we are here to talk about today.             Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Motivation appeals to the mind, a reason for doing something. Inspiration appeals to the heart, a much more feelings based pulling force. Shay Robins and Garret Perkins discuss how great leadership cultures do both Motivate and Inspire. Why is it both important to have both motivation and inspiration to lead well?           Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

Discipline helps move us from immaturity to maturity, and from maturity to a life of legacy. The Kindling team, along with the Kanakuk Institute's dean of men Grant Gaines, take a look at how doing the little things over the long haul makes all the difference. Are you a Young leader with Ambition? Learn how without discipline, ambition is just hollow empty dreams.             Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

We had to make two episodes of Listener Questions because one just wasn't enough! This time, Kindling wraps up a short series which addresses questions asked by our listeners about differing aspects of leadership. Tune in this week, and be encouraged by both young leaders and faithful answers!     Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org

The topics on Kindling with Shay Robbins have always been decided by the guest the show... until now! This time, Kindling begins a short series which addresses questions asked by our listeners about differing aspects of leadership. Tune in this week, and be encouraged by both young leaders and faithful answers!     Intro/outro tune: an edited form of Jason Shaw's "Back to the Woods," licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States license, found at freemusicarchive.org