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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2025 · 1H 3M

Why Men Are Done with Pancake Breakfasts (and What to Do Instead) - Andre Anderson of BBQ Church

from Some of my Best Work with Eric Hoke · host Eric Hoke

My new book, The Incongruent Professional, is available for Kindle Pre-Order on Amazon. If you struggle to align your inner world and career, pick up a copy today. Releases 9/1/25!Episode Takeaways:Ministry Outside the Mold - Andre shares how traditional church roles didn’t fit his entrepreneurial spirit, leading him to create Barbecue Church—a digital, grassroots ministry reaching thousands through smoked meats and the gospel.The Hidden Cost of Church Staff Roles - He reflects on the emotional and financial toll of leaving a church, revealing how many pastors are left without community, paycheck, or purpose when a role ends.Reaching Men with Real Talk and Real BBQ - Andre's work through the 225 Man initiative and Barbecue Church reframes men’s ministry.Authenticity over Assimilation - He unpacks the challenge of being a Black pastor in predominantly white church contexts, calling out how churches often want the “image” of diversity without embracing diverse voices.Your Calling Doesn’t Fit in a Box - Andre's journey through multiple careers, from youth pastor to parking logistics to diamond sales, illustrates that calling is layered, and faithfulness doesn’t always look like a 9-to-5 job in a church office.You can learn more about Andre’s Ministry at BBQ Church. 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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