Kindling With Shay Robbins

The Kindling Team is joined by half of the Kanakuk Kamps, K-1 Director staff to tackle the question of leadership while one is part of a team. In "Big TEAM, Little me", Shay is joined by Beth Ann Lampley (Episode #7) and Luke Crenshaw (Episode #8) as they walk through the importance of putting the Team first in excellence and purpose. Listen in this week, and get a glimpse of how to not only be a great teammate, but how to lead like Jesus did!   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

Anytime a Christian leader begins to work toward a goal, one's ambition always comes into question. The Kindling Team takes a look at this idea alongside Patrick Cone, the Director of Discipleship at Kanakuk Kamps, as we heavily weigh the words of J. Oswald Sanders calling for ambition to be "honorable." Listen in this week, and see how leaders can campaign for the Lord, rather than the world, in their work!   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

Every person at some point wonders what they will do with their life. If you are one of those people today, or are simply seeking to find a better understanding of your current state, Kindling is here to help you with answers! Jake Talbert, accounting extraordinaire and Assistant Director at Kanakuk K-Kountry, joins Shay on the show this week, and seeks to help you know yourself and grow yourself! Listen in to hear a message that is always timely and always necessary!   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 embarrassing failures do you have in your past? Do you think they are just trophies to bring up as a story to tell a couple of times? Kindling with Shay Robbins is here and ready to tell you that there's so much more to them than that... Instead, listen in this week to hear how great leaders can turn what seem to be utter defeats into future successes and fantastic opportunities!   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 is joined on the show by John Scott IV, Lead Director of Kids Across America's high-school camp, KAA 3! On the show, the duo discusses tangible leadership: a concept foreign to some but insurmountably important to building relationships within leadership positions. Listen in this week for a call to excellence, a challenge for authenticity, and a high-energy conversation!   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 Kindling with Shay Robbins Team is joined by Ward Wiebe, director of Kanakuk K-West, to discuss the stance of our heart and its effect on our leadership. Examples of athletes, ships, and especially the Word of God lead us to see one of the most crucial steps for emerging leaders, as Shay and Ward offer phenomenal insight into Gospel-based leadership! Tune in this week to lead by what is eternal!   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

When leaders lack purpose, their vision can be clouded and their leadership ability complicated. Shay and Lindsay Rother, Assistant Women's Director at K-West and creator of "Rotherisms," speak on today's episode of Kindling to promote the best use of time in one's leading. By having clear goals and the will to carry them out, leaders can un-complicate life and value their team better and better!   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 Brad Mooney, a man of many titles including teacher, leader, and cancer survivor, sit down and discuss how one uses HOPE within their leadership. As someone who had only the hope of Jesus to hold onto while battling Burkitt lymphoma, Brad's insight into this aspect of leadership is not only incredibly life-giving, but relatable and  personal. Tune in to this week's episode of Kindling and be stretched, challenged, and renewed by the HOPE that is found in the Cross!   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

Grit in leadership might seem like it takes a tough or calloused leader to obtain, but this week's installment of Kindling with Shay Robbins shows how that may be a misconception! Join us in listening to Shay interview Rachel Sparks, a current Kanakuk Kamps K-Kountry director, as they discuss how one might get into the details and gritty parts of being a leader. Even John Wayne doesn't have this level of "True Grit!"   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

This week on Kindling with Shay Robbins, Grant Gaines joins us in the studio! As a long-time friend and acclaimed "Bible Answer Man 2.0", Grant brings not only his leadership experience but scripture to lead others to better knowledge of how to forge a culture of Biblical leadership. Listen in, as the duo of Shay and Grant bear their scars and authentically encourage one another toward Christ!   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 sits down this week with Dan Rikard, a business leader and attorney, to hammer through Dan's principles of leadership. These principles were compiled to guide a healthy and productive workplace, which is exactly what results in a people dedicated to them! Listen in this week to be called to an even higher standard, and stick around toward the end for one of our craziest studio moments yet...   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

Because even those in positions of leadership aren't quite done growing, the Kindling team is here to offer some Biblical insight into how to do just that! Garrett Perkins joins Shay on this week's episode, and the two discuss how to not only apply past failures and lessons of leadership to the future, but also how to develop the strengths we have in ourselves to become better and better. Tune in to hear a life-giving discussion of leading like Jesus!   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

Kindling with Shay Robbins just booked its highest profile guest ever with Joe White, President of Kanakuk Kamps! Joe is a powerful speaker and influencer of the world for the cause of Christ, and in this episode Shay gets to sit down with him and wrestle through many issues common to culture creators today. Tune in this time to be not only challenged by a man whose life is consumed by the Gospel, but also encouraged as we're reminded of the hope we have in Christ!     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

This time, on Kindling with Shay Robbins, the roles are flipped and Kindling's executive producer is asking the questions! Shay is asked the questions this time, and he leads listeners toward answering questions like, "What does it mean to come underneath someone in leadership?", and "How do you effectively support someone while challenging them in their roles?" Tune in to be encouraged and challenged in cultivating a leadership culture in and around your sphere of influence for the cause of Christ!   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

It's Season Two! Welcome back to another installment of Kindling with Shay Robbins, where leadership and culture are highlighted and discussed. This time, Luke Crenshaw joins the show as a new leader in the Kanakuk Directing world and talks about his highs vs. his lows in his brand new leadership role. Building trust and earning rapport are key components in stepping into a new position as a leader, and Shay figures out just what tactics Luke used to successfully do just that. Kindling hope this encourages and inspires you to lead well for the Lord!

Shay sits down with Beth Ann Lampley, Assistant Women's Director at Kanakuk K-1, as they discuss a leadership culture which can survive and even thrive amidst hardship. As each speaker knows what it's like to walk through the difficulties of life, they hope that their experiences, coupled with the wisdom they've attained by the Lord's grace in their lives, will serve to encourage and exhort our listeners. Kindling with Shay Robbins takes on a tough topic today, but incredible truth is spoken to teach and stir up leaders toward leadership even in the middle of the hardest of times imaginable.   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

Kindling with Shay Robbins again takes on Christian leadership, but this time highlights the qualities of being an effective leader alongside Trish Helsel, Executive Women's Director of Kanakuk Kamps. While many qualities are mentioned and discussed, Trish and Shay talk the most about being an effective encourager and leading amidst hardship in one's own life. Our hosts have spent a considerable number of years forging leadership culture around themselves and the people that come into contact with them, and the wisdom shared in this week's podcast proves that experience well!

Kindling with Shay Robbins has Kevin Harrison, the K-West Assistant Director and former Kirksville K-Life Director on the set today to talk through Biblical leadership and leadership culture. Kevin's experience throughout his many years in Kirksville and his current role at Kanakuk Kamps gives him a special insight into mirroring the leadership style of Jesus, and this week is centered around just that. Dive on in to be both encouraged and challenged in how to lead well on your campus, in your career, or wherever you are!   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

As partnering with the local church is an undeniably important facet of Kanakuk's ministry, Shay gets to speak this week with the director of Kampout! Day Camp, Garrett Perkins, on how to partner with the Church well. Through an entrepreneurial mindset, Garrett has continued to advance the size and outreach of Kampout! by the grace of God, and this entry into the Kindling series seeks to apply those same principals to further ministry in your area. Creating godly leadership culture is part of Kindling's mission as a podcast, and the two speakers this week give a clear picture into how to do just 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

Shay sits down with Garrett Wikle, a current Kanakuk K-1 Intern and this podcast's producer, to discuss the future and how to prayerfully walk in the will of God for our lives. As this week's guest is a recent college graduate, Shay not only offers encouragement to Garrett in his search for a career path to enter into, but Shay also seeks to give counsel to our listeners in how to discern what is best for their own lives. As God's will can seem confusing, we here at Kindling hope that the words shared can give guidance toward the Lord!   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