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[Leaders'] SLP Ep26: The Japanese Incarceration, Church and the Gospel w Tom Sugimura, Ted Esaki, and Tommy Dyo
Aug 27, 2026
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[Parenting] Ep 36: When Should Asian American Parents Raise Concerns?
Aug 20, 2026
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[Leaders’]: Episode 25 “Leading Gen Z with Passion and Substance with Jay Choi”
Aug 13, 2026
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[Parenting] Ep 35: The “Mental (and Spiritual) Health” of Parents and Its Impact on Their Teenagers
Aug 6, 2026
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[Author] The Church Behind Barbed Wire: An Interview with Illustrator Amy K. Lam
Jul 30, 2026
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| 8/27/26 | [Leaders'] SLP Ep26: The Japanese Incarceration, Church and the Gospel w Tom Sugimura, Ted Esaki, and Tommy Dyo | In this episode, we explore the profound history of Japanese American incarceration during World War II, the role of the church, and the importance of storytelling for healing and understanding. Featuring insights from Pastor Tom Sugimura, Tommy Joe, and Pastor Ted Esaki, this conversation highlights faith, resilience, and the power of community in the face of adversity.Chapters00:00 Opening and Introduction to the Sola Leaders Podcast00:20 Welcoming Tom Sugimura, Tommy Dyo, and Ted Esaki01:53 The Motivation Behind Writing “The Church Behind Barbed Wire”05:15 Historical Context of Japanese American Incarceration08:22 Exploring the Reasons Behind the Targeting of Japanese Americans10:18 Examining the Role of the Church During the Incarceration Era17:20 Shared Memories of Camp Life and the Power of Community20:39 Navigating Silence, Resilience, and Legacy Across Generations26:22 Expressions of Faith and Unity within the Camps31:09 Finding Healing and Redemptive Purpose in Collective Suffering36:11 Cultivating Hope for Future Generations and the ChurchOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 8/20/26 | [Parenting] Ep 36: When Should Asian American Parents Raise Concerns? | Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 8/13/26 | [Leaders’]: Episode 25 “Leading Gen Z with Passion and Substance with Jay Choi” | In this episode, Jay Choi shares his journey from a troubled youth to a passionate disciple of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of authentic community, holiness, and leadership in the next generation. Discover practical insights on cultivating vulnerability, maintaining spiritual integrity, and leading with character in a distracted world.Chapters00:00 Journey of Faith: From Doubt to Discipleship02:47 The Call to Obedience: Living Out Faith in Action28:00 Exploring Wholeness and Identity in Gen Z28:58 The Challenges of Dating and Intimacy in Gen Z31:02 Navigating Relationships and Community Dynamics31:31 Leadership Development and Community36:47 The Importance of Character in Leadership38:53 Lessons on Leadership and Personal Growth45:05 Understanding Unique Callings and Stewardship48:31 Final Encouragements for Emerging LeadersDisclaimerOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 8/6/26 | [Parenting] Ep 35: The “Mental (and Spiritual) Health” of Parents and Its Impact on Their Teenagers | This episode explores the impact of parental mental health on teenagers, especially within Asian American families, highlighting research findings and spiritual insights for healthier parenting.Chapters:0:00 — Introduction0:44 — Parent Mental Health and Teen Well-Being2:12 — Immigrant Parenting and Its Impact6:07 — Self-Reflection for Parents9:17 — Emotional Availability Matters14:10 — Repair, Reconciliation, and “Good Enough” Parenting21:04 — Gospel Hope for Imperfect Parents24:21 — Prayer and Spiritual Peace26:31 — Breaking the Cycle27:39 — Closing | — | ||||||
| 7/30/26 | [Author] The Church Behind Barbed Wire: An Interview with Illustrator Amy K. Lam | In this episode, Amy K. Lam shares her journey illustrating The Church Behind Barbed Wire, a children's book about Japanese incarceration during WWII, highlighting the importance of faith, history, and storytelling.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Amy Lam and the Book00:35 Amy's background and how she got involved01:13 The story behind the book's creation02:09 Balancing historical accuracy with approachability03:47 Collaboration with Tom and the illustration process07:29 Tools and techniques used in illustration09:54 Challenges and emotional aspects of illustrating sensitive topics12:58 Reflections on the story's significance and personal meaning17:08 Future projects and closing thoughtsDisclaimerOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.BiosI am a self-taught illustrator and designer based in southern California. I work full-time as a licensed civil engineer, but I have had a love for the arts for as long as I can remember. After working as a graphic designer throughout university and picking up numerous art commissions over the years, I’m grateful that my childhood hobby has grown to be a large part of life. While you can also find me dabbling in sculpting, linocut printmaking, painting, needle-felting, crochet, and graphic design, I always gravitate back to illustration and visual storytelling. Ultimately, I have come to understand my affinity for art as a gift from God that I strive to steward for his glory and thus image our Creator, who is the author of beauty itself. Find more of my art on Instagram (@amyk.draws).Aaron Lee is our Editorial Curator. Aaron also serves as the Social Media Officer of First Chinese Baptist Church of Walnut in California’s San Gabriel Valley, home to the largest concentration of Asian American communities in the United States. Visit him online at https://www.diveindigdeep.com/ | — | ||||||
| 7/23/26 | Leaders' Ep24: Reclaiming Evangelicalism: History, Diversity, and Cultural Insights with Walter Kim | In this episode, Walter Kim shares his inspiring journey from immigrant roots to leading the National Association of Evangelicals. He discusses the importance of cultural understanding, the history of evangelicalism, and the unique role of Asian American leaders in the church.Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.00:00 - Introducing Walter Kim and the mission of the podcast00:28 - Walter’s background and invitation to share his story00:44 - Immigrant roots, New York, and becoming a Christian02:37 - Ministry path through Cru, Vancouver, Boston, and Charlottesville03:06 - Bridge-building as a life calling03:54 - Church contexts in Canada, Boston, and Charlottesville05:26 - How Walter ended up being considered for NAE leadership05:48 - The tension with family expectations and ministry calling06:42 - His father’s conversion through that journey07:42 - Reflection on vocation, faith, and leadership08:13 - Discovering the NAE through Park Street Church history08:39 - Becoming a board member and later a candidate for president09:28 - Family reconciliation, leadership, and faithfulness10:21 - The question of why Walter said yes to the nomination11:12 - A personal answer: family, special needs, and discernment12:39 - Hitting his 50s and wondering if opportunities had passed13:07 - “Maybe your ship has sailed” and the turning point14:03 - Recognizing he wasn’t pursuing fame or influence14:56 - Feeling released into the work after years of character formation16:05 - The temptation of influence and the importance of character17:09 - What the NAE is and who it represents18:04 - The NAE’s witness to the gospel across every area of life19:01 - The challenge of defining evangelicalism in culture21:17 - The origins of the NAE and the third way between extremes22:56 - Position and posture in evangelical witness24:24 - Why the term evangelical still matters25:22 - Evangelicalism in the Reformation and Great Awakenings26:49 - Revival, missions, and the term’s modern use27:47 - Why the word should be recaptured, not abandoned28:27 - Evangelical identity, politics, and public misunderstanding29:55 - Diversity in evangelicalism and immigrant church growth31:23 - Problems with polling and self-identification32:20 - The broader story of evangelical diversity in America33:42 - Mainline, evangelical, and global South complexity35:02 - Why survey data misses many believers36:38 - Recapturing the meaning of evangelical language37:46 - Three unique contributions of Asian American leaders38:15 - Bridge-building in pluralistic society39:40 - The shift from guilt-based to shame-based culture40:49 - Why the gospel should be more multilingual41:48 - Presenting the gospel through honor and shame43:47 - A richer, multilingual expression of the good news45:12 - Walter’s encouragement to Asian American pastors and leaders | — | ||||||
| 7/16/26 | [Parenting] Ep34: Adolescent Research, Part 3: Unpredictable Life Events, The Brain, and its Impact on Teenagers | Examining the study: "Unpredictable Childhoods May Hinder a Young Adult's Ability to Take Positive Risks."Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 7/9/26 | [Leaders] Episode 23: “Emotionally Healthy Discipleship with Drew Hyun and Jay Song” | In this episode, Drew Hyun and Jay Song discuss the importance of emotional health and contemplative spirituality in Christian discipleship, especially within Asian American churches. They explore how cultural and generational factors influence spiritual maturity and leadership, offering practical insights for pastors and believers.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests03:09 Understanding Emotionally Healthy Discipleship06:01 The Need for Deep Discipleship06:39 Integration of Emotional Health and Spirituality09:09 Personal Journeys into EHD09:34 Cultural Relevance of EHD for Asian Americans13:34 Navigating Emotional Maturity in Immigrant Households15:35 The Unique Challenges of Asian American Churches17:56 The Impact of Capitalism on Spiritual Success20:34 The Pressure of Performance in Ministry25:04 Finding Balance Between Doing and Being37:37 Living Within Limits: A New Perspective43:12 Transforming Identity: From Performance to Presence48:37 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 7/2/26 | Ep 33: Adolescent Research, Scripture, and AAP, Part 2: Unstructured and Structured Use of Time | In this new series, Danny and Monica look at recent research and studies about teenagers and families, and assess them through the lens of Scripture. They then apply their conclusions for their implications for Asian American Parenting. In part 2 of this series, they examine unstructured and structured use of time.Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 6/23/26 | [Authors] In Your Light We See Light: An Interview with Paul Uyen | Our new Author Interview features a conversation between Aaron Lee and Paul Uyen about Uyen’s life and his book on divine illumination, In Your Light We See Light. Uyen shares his journey from a difficult childhood as an immigrant—struggling in school, getting involved in gangs, and facing serious trouble—to a gradual but powerful transformation through reading the Bible and encountering Christ.Uyen explains how his personal story connects to the ideas in his book. He describes how coming to know God is not just about learning information, but about having one’s “eyes opened” through God’s work. This theme of moving from darkness to light shapes both his testimony and his theology.When discussing union with Christ and illumination, Uyen argues that knowing God is both a gift and an active, participatory process.This conversation combines a story of redemption with simple, thoughtful reflections on how people come to truly know God and grow in their faith.DISCLAIMEROur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA.RELATEDOpen the Eyes of Our Hearts: A Book Review of “In Your Light We See Light”https://sola.network/article/in-your-light-we-see-light-book-review/BIOSPaul’s journey to Jesus Christ began at the county jail in 1997, and Christ found him in 2001 at a church in Santa Ana. After a year, the church asked him to serve their Junior High Ministry. Paul had so much fun that he desired nothing else but to serve the Lord and His church. That desire led him to the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago for his BA in Pastoral Study. He went on to prepare himself more with a MA in Biblical Exegesis and a MA in Historical Theology from Wheaton College. Then he came to Trinity Evangelical Divinity School to get his PhD in Systematic Theology under the tutelage of Kevin Vanhoozer. He is now an assistant professor at the College of the Ozarks. His journey with Christ has blessed him with his wife Christine and their five children, Eden, Saige, Violet, Callum, and Elliot. In his leisure time, he enjoys his wife, children, movies, coffee, and tea, contemplating the goodness and beauty of God everywhere he turns.Aaron Lee is our Editorial Curator. Aaron also serves as the Social Media Officer of First Chinese Baptist Church of Walnut in California’s San Gabriel Valley, home to the largest concentration of Asian American communities in the United States. Visit him online: https://www.diveindigdeep.com/ | — | ||||||
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| 6/18/26 | [Parenting] Ep 32: Adolescent Research, Scripture, and AAP, Part 1: Conversation and Communication in Families | In this new series, Danny and Monica look at recent research and studies about teenagers and families, and assess them through the lens of Scripture. They then apply their conclusions for their implications for Asian American Parenting. In part 1 of this series, they examine a study about childhood religious experiences and adult outcomes, and how it relates to communication in the adult-teenager relationship for faith.Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | [Leaders'] Episode 22: “Urban Church Planting and Defiant Joy with Abe Cho” | SummaryIn this insightful interview, Abe Cho shares his journey from Korean American roots to becoming a key thought leader in urban ministry and church planting. He discusses the importance of contextualization, the impact of social media on church communication, and the future of gospel-centered ministry in diverse urban settings.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Abe Cho and His Journey01:05 Abe's Early Spiritual Formation and Call to Ministry04:01 Transition to City to City and Thought Leadership07:54 The Role of Church Planting in Urban Contexts12:00 Post-Keller Landscape in New York City15:26 The Impact of Social Media on Church Unity19:47 Reflections on Tim Keller's Legacy and Influence25:42 Engaging Online: A New Approach to Social Media29:22 Navigating the Digital Landscape: Questions and Reflections34:37 Defiant Joy: A Vision for Christian Witness43:48 The Future of Urban Church Planting and Leadership49:37 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | Ep 31: Scripture and AAP: What Psalm 127:3 Teaches about AAP | We're concluding our four part series on what scripture teaches us about Asian American parenting. And we're concluding with a look at Psalm 127:3, which says, "Behold, children are inherited from the Lord, the fruit of the womb, a reward."Our guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 5/30/26 | SOLA Leaders’ Podcast 21: “Bridging Divides: Lessons from a Journalist Turned Pastor with Ted Chen” | Join us as we explore the transformative journey of Ted Chen from a 35-year journalism career to a passionate ministry, discussing the evolving landscape of media, faith, and unity in a divided world. Gain insights on how faith influences journalism, the importance of diverse media consumption, and fostering community amidst polarization.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Ted Chen and His Journey03:21 The Evolution of Journalism06:12 The Shift to Opinion News09:14 The Impact of Cable News on Journalism11:46 The Role of Trust in Media14:26 Navigating Political Polarization17:29 The Intersection of Faith and Journalism19:45 Advice for Consuming News21:51 Personal Experiences in Journalism24:51 The Importance of Compassion in Reporting27:40 Reflections on Media Ethics30:31 The Future of Journalism and Faith39:18 The Rise of Faith-Based Content40:29 Navigating Church Divisions Post-202043:27 The Importance of In-Person Connections46:07 Encouraging Unity in a Divided Age49:16 The Role of Personal Relationships in Faith52:52 Finding Common Ground in Faith and Politics55:45 Transitioning from Journalism to Ministry57:33 Introducing Good News Ted59:11 The Future Vision for Ministry01:00:12 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | [Leaders'] 20: The Evolving Landscape of Global Missions with Lloyd Kim and Michael Oh | SummaryThis conversation explores the evolving landscape of global missions, the shift from Western-centric to polycentric models, and the vital role of Asian American leaders in the Great Commission. Lloyd Kim and Michael Low share insights on mission strategies, cultural dynamics, and the future of the global church.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Global Missions and Personal Journeys02:49 The Role of Immigrant Experiences in Missions05:48 The Lausanne Movement and Its Impact08:39 Shifting Paradigms: From West to Polycentric Missions11:56 The Changing Role of the Western Church in Global Missions14:52 Emerging Generations and Their View on Missions17:35 The Shift from Missions to Church Planting20:48 The Asian American Church and Its Missionary Impulse23:34 Addressing Global Needs and Opportunities26:07 Encouragement for Asian American Church LeadersOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 4/23/26 | [Leaders'] SOLA Leaders’ Podcast: Episode 19: “A Biblical Vision of Marriage with Vivian Mabuni” | Vivian Mabuni shares her inspiring journey from campus ministry to family and marriage ministry, highlighting the biblical vision of marriage, cultural influences, and practical advice for couples. Discover how her insights can transform your understanding of marriage as a reflection of God's love and mission.00:00 Introduction to Marriage and Family Dynamics02:49 Shifting Perspectives on Marriage06:52 Cultural Influences on Marriage Values11:08 Theological Foundations of Marriage18:05 Empowerment in Marriage24:17 Navigating Emotions in Relationships29:26 The Impact of Social Media on Emotions34:11 Cultural Distinctions in Marriage Counseling39:58 Practical Tips for Thriving Marriages49:02 Conclusion and Reflections on Authenticity52:02 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 4/16/26 | [Parenting] Ep. 28- Scripture and Asian American Parenting: What the Bible Teaches about AAP- Deuteronomy 6:5-9 | In this episode, Danny and Monica begin a new mini-series on scripture and Asian American parenting, and look at Deuteronomy 6:5-9. They discuss its practical guidance and applications for Asian American parenting. They examine how this passage has different applications in prior generations of immigrant family contexts and what those differences might teach Asian American parents today about parenting. They further seek to glean from Deuteronomy 6:5-9 how to live out parenting teenagers today. Resourceshttps://rootedministry.com/parents-primary-disciple-makers-children/ Parents Are the Primary Disciple-Makers Of Their Children by Anna Mead Harrishttps://sola.network/article/parenting-and-discipleship-for-a-new-school-year/ Parenting in the New School Year by Tim St. Johnhttps://rootedministry.com/parenting/resources/ Christian Parenting ResourcesOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 4/9/26 | [Leaders'] Episode 18: After Church Hurt with Tim St. John | In this insightful interview, Tim St. John discusses the complexities of church hurt, especially within Asian American churches, and offers biblical guidance on healing, leadership, and discipleship. Discover practical steps for pastors and church members to navigate pain, restore trust, and reflect Christ's grace.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tim St. John02:30 The Genesis of 'After Church Hurt'05:28 Understanding Church Hurt08:57 The Impact of Leadership on Church Hurt12:27 Ezekiel 34: A Call to Shepherds15:31 Identifying Neglect and Harshness in Leadership20:08 Real-Life Examples of Church Hurt22:50 The Impact of Pastoral Care on Mental Health24:01 Cultural Hierarchies and Their Effects26:41 Navigating Shame in Asian American Communities28:51 Understanding Spiritual Abuse30:33 Addressing Victim Mentality in Counseling36:30 The Journey from Victimhood to Grace44:42 OutroOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | [Leaders'] SOLA Leaders’ Podcast: Episode 17 “Engaging the Next Generation for Global Missions With Lisa Pak” | Join us as we explore Lisa Pak's inspiring journey from Korean-Canadian roots to global missions, her insights on overcoming cultural and gender barriers in the church, and her passionate call for the next generation to finish the Great Commission.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Lisa Pak and Her Journey03:52 Lisa's Calling and Early Ministry Experiences16:01 Navigating the Korean Church: A Love-Hate Relationship21:39 Navigating Cultural Dynamics in Parenting and Church Leadership24:24 The Love-Hate Relationship with the Korean Church30:07 Overcoming Barriers: The Journey of Women in Leadership33:45 Engaging the Next Generation in Global Missions38:53 Finishing the Task: The Great Commission's CallOur guests share from their own experience and conviction, and the perspectives expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect those of SOLA Network or every leader associated with SOLA. | — | ||||||
| 3/19/26 | [AA Parenting Podcast] EP26 “What is Underparenting? Overparenting vs. Underparenting Teenagers” | In this episode part 2, Danny and Monica discuss the aspect of underparenting teenagers. They discuss underparenting in terms of permissive parenting and uninvolved parenting and they discuss the differences between the two. They also discuss the foundations of why Asian American parents might practice underparenting, based on their Asian American roots of their parents’ generation. Lastly, they discuss ways parents can reduce or move away from underparenting their teenagers. Resourceshttps://rootedministry.com/what-the-bible-says-about-parenting/ https://rootedministry.com/the-challenges-of-immigrant-parenting/https://rootedministry.com/podcasts/what-the-bible-says-about-parenting-discipleship-happens-in-relationship/ https://rootedministry.com/parenting/resources/ | — | ||||||
| 3/12/26 | [Leaders'] SLP 16: Stewarding Your Story as an Asian American Leader with Paul Kim | Summary:In this insightful interview, Pastor Paul Kim shares his journey in leadership, the importance of loving and leading well, managing the challenges of ministry, and embracing his Asian American identity within the broader church context. Discover practical wisdom on stewardship, self-care, and cultural identity that can transform your leadership approach.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Paul Kim and His Journey03:07 Leadership in Ministry: Balancing Love and Organization05:55 Navigating Challenges in Ministry Leadership08:25 Self-Care and Maintaining Inner Life11:25 The Importance of Confidants in Leadership14:14 Unique Aspects of Asian American Leadership16:56 Code Switching: A Gift or a Burden?19:43 Advice for Young Asian American Pastors22:30 Finding Identity and Purpose in Ministry | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | [Parenting] Episode 25: What is Overparenting? Overparenting vs. Underparenting Teenagers | In this episode of Asian American Parenting, Danny and Monica discuss overparenting, or what is commonly called helicopter parenting or in sociology, authoritarian parenting. They discuss the roots of overparenting from our Asian American upbringing in our Asian American context and go on to discuss the definition of overparenting, the signs and consequences of overparenting, and how parents of teenagers can reduce overparenting. They discuss various passages of scripture also including Ephesians 6:1-4 to encourage parents in their parenting journey. Additional Resourceshttps://rootedministry.com/what-the-bible-says-about-parenting/ https://rootedministry.com/podcasts/what-the-bible-says-about-parenting-discipleship-happens-in-relationship/ https://rootedministry.com/parenting/resources/ Follow @therootedministry and @thesolanetwork on Instagram for more updates!Follow and subscribe to Asian American Parenting wherever you listen to podcasts. | — | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | [Leaders'] SLP 15: Leading From the English Chair with David Hsu & Tranwei Yu | In this insightful interview, two church leaders share their experiences and insights on leading multicultural, multilingual churches, emphasizing unity, leadership development, and cultural sensitivity.00:00 Introduction to the Immigrant Church Experience03:08 Personal Backgrounds of the Guests05:49 Challenges and Joys of Pastoral Leadership08:55 Navigating Cultural Differences in Ministry11:37 Building Unity in a Trilingual Church14:52 The Role of Influence in Leadership17:35 Understanding Congregational Dynamics20:50 Missional Context and Learning23:38 The Importance of Relationships in Ministry26:39 Maintaining Unity Amidst Diversity29:47 Sacrifices for the Sake of Unity32:46 Navigating Membership and Inclusion35:22 Conclusion and Reflections on Leadership36:28 The Vision for a Unified Immigrant Church39:45 Pursuing Unity Without Uniformity46:09 Sacrifices for the Greater Good49:54 Embracing Unique Cultural Identities | — | ||||||
| 2/19/26 | [Parenting] Episode 24: Emotional Regulation and Guilt As a Parent | In this episode of Asian American Parenting, Monica and Danny discuss the important topic of guilt in parenting when there is failure as parents. They also discuss the important topic of emotional regulation and its implications for parents and their parenting. They address losing one’s temper as a parent, feeling guilt when failing as a parent, and how to move away from the guilt and shame we might feel as a parent, to genuine repentance in Christ and to our teenagers. Additional Resourceshttps://rootedministry.com/parenting-as-a-child-of-god/ https://rootedministry.com/gospel-astonished-parenting/ | — | ||||||
| 2/12/26 | [Leaders'] Episode 14: “Sex and Love Addiction with Rika Lopez” | In this episode of the Sola Network Leaders Podcast, hosts Kristin Whitmore, Wilson Wang, and Rika Matoba Lopez engage in a candid discussion about sexual addiction and love addiction, particularly within the context of the church. They explore the hidden prevalence of these issues, the impact of family dynamics, and the importance of creating safe spaces for open conversations. The episode emphasizes the need for accountability, the damaging effects of pornography, and offers hope and resources for recovery, encouraging church leaders to address these topics openly and supportively.00:00 Introduction to the Conversation on Sexual Addiction02:50 Understanding Love Addiction and Its Impact05:47 The Role of Family Dynamics in Addiction09:06 Defining Love Addiction and Its Characteristics11:57 Bringing Conversations About Addiction to the Church14:45 Creating Safe Spaces for Discussion18:10 The Importance of Accountability in Recovery21:05 Engaging with Sexual Addiction and Pornography23:55 Statistics on Sexual Addiction in the Church27:05 The Damaging Effects of Pornography29:56 Hope and Resources for Recovery33:11 Final Thoughts and Prayer for Healing | — | ||||||
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