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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 1H 6M

The end of the Coldplay Concert & TED Talk Churches with Rodney Adams

from Some of my Best Work with Eric Hoke · host Eric Hoke and Rodney Adams

Key takeaways:1) The church model is shifting, whether leaders like it or not.Boomers built institutional churches; younger generations don’t trust or join institutions the same way, so the future will be more networked and less denominational.2) Discipleship isn’t complex—it’s just rarely executed consistently.If people aren’t regularly in the Word, prayer, and community, they’re not actually being formed, no matter how many programs exist.3) Churches get messy when they avoid operational reality.Money, staffing, and transitions require clear, structured decisions—even in a spiritual environment—otherwise emotions and ambiguity create bigger problems.Connect with Rodney on his Substack Rodney Adams This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit erichoke.substack.com

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