Ministr2Society: The Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Credle explores the power of question-making which is an ingredient of a great leader. Dr. Credle also shares five questions he asks himself each day. Find out what they are in this episode!

In this episode, Dr. Credle shares the importance of relationship-building in businesses and ministries, through the retelling of a conversation between him and his father. We also learn that Dr. Credle does not like balloons.

In this episode, Dr. Credle speaks about the inevitability of change and the dangers of change “mismanagement” in an organization. He speaks about the impact of fear on decision-making and how to strengthen organizational commitment. He also talks about your relatives.

In this episode, Dr. Credle shares how leaders can identify, process, and navigate through their “breaking point” by reflecting on his own experience. Listen to how Dr. Credle powered through a winter storm, a power outage, spilled milk, and cold, hot chicken wings! This episode will be one you will never forget.

Dr. Credle is back with the third installment of Ministr2Society: the Podcast! In this episode, Dr. Credle discusses his experience of going to the gym on New Years Eve and the challenge experienced by faith leaders.

Dr. Credle shares time with Dr. John Tyus, owner of Tyus Consulting LLC, Pastor of World Conquerors Through Jesus Christ in Columbus, Ohio, curator of the I.D. Movement, and author of Mind Elevation: A Guide to Improving Your Mental Diet in 30 Days.

Dr. Credle shares around the power of a moment, specifically around one of the most popular meals of the day, lunchtime. You’ll laugh harder, learn wiser, and lead better as Dr. Credle shares about his lunch experiences. Also, stay tuned for a special announcement from Dr. Credle’s company, Credle LLC!

Dr. Credle interviews his former Duke Divinity School classmate, Dr. Dustin Benac who is the Director and Co-Founder of the Program for the Future Church at Baylor’s George W. Truest Theological Seminary. He is the author of Adaptive Church: Collaboration and Community in a Changing World, which is available anywhere books are sold!

Dr. Credle shares time with Dr. Khandicia Randolph, a Leadership and Organizational Development Expert and author of The Black American Church: Leadership Dispensation and Challenges. This episode is being released as a means of celebrating Dr. Randolph’s birthday and her work! Her book is available on Amazon and anywhere books are sold.

Dr. Credle speaks about change management and implementation for business, ministry and non profit leaders.

On this episode, Dr. Credle shares a part 2 from last week's episode, Recommendation Ministry. Dr. Credle suggests that when God gives vision, God will also allow people to "vouch" for it. Dr. Credle offers special encouragement to those afraid or intimidated by their vision with hopes of impacting business, ministry, and non-profit leaders. This episode also features a CYM (Climb Your Mountain Segment) from Dr. Justin Loyd of Loyd Squared LLC.

Dr. Credle talks about the power of a good recommendation, which is important for leaders looking to access new opportunities in ministry, business, or non-profit sectors.

Dr. Credle shares time with Bishop Dr. Dwayne Castro, a former classmate from Regent University. Bishop Castro is a Senior Account Executive and Pastor of Universal Love Peace and Joy Church of God Cathedral in Brooklyn, New York. Bishop Castro shares about what it means to be both a Bishop to the church and a Doctor in the academy. Bishop also shares intently how his church is combating the fentanyl epidemic in Brooklyn, New York, through his ministry and how others can get involved.

Dr. Credle shares about his current speaking engagements and opportunities, referencing some encouraging words from Rev. Dr. William C. Turner.

Dr. Credle wrestles with the question, “what sets you on fire” inviting all to burn with their passion projects. This episode includes a CYM Moment by Dr. Justin Loyd of Loyd Squared LLC.

Dr. Credle speaks about the significance of neighbors whom he encountered through "collision." Dr. Credle stresses the importance of colliding, which brings new options, brighter perspectives, and good cookies.

Dr. Credle shares time with Rev. Dr. Fatimah Salleh, minister, theologian, teacher, and author of Love Memory: A Memoir and a Practice. The two discuss what it means to have a "love circle" of support, which is essential for all leaders.

Dr. Credle shares time with Dr. Justin Loyd, a Regent University graduate, owner of Loyd Squared LLC, curator of "Climb Your Mountain, Shine Your Light" and author of "Everyday Leadership 4 Everyday People: 7 Ways to Change Your Life and Climb Your Mountain." Dr. Loyd shares about his upcoming conference and how any person can be a leader.

Welcome to Season Two! Dr. Credle wishes his listeners a happy new year, discussing resolutions and resolves. Dr. Credle also shares new updates to his podcast, including motivational moments from Dr. Justin Loyd of Loyd Squared LLC.

Dr. Credle shares the value of gratitude, thanking all of his listeners for a successful season one of the Ministr2Society podcast! Enjoyed? Look out for Season Two, coming soon! Follow Dr. Credle on Instagram (Ministr2Society), LinkedIn (Wayne Credle Jr), and Facebook (Wayne Emmanuel Credle). Also, follow Dr. Credle's consulting firm, Credle LLC on Facebook. Donations can be sent to $WayneCredle via CashApp.

Dr. Credle continues a discussion on stress, offering the acronym INVEST as a stress management solution. Please continue to comment, share, and subscribe.

Dr. Credle shares thoughts about having a health coach and shares a conversation from one of their sessions around stress. Dr. Credle presents stress as not a "bad" thing, but as a catalyst that can individuals achieve goals. Dr. Credle invites us to stay tuned to this 2-part episode!

Dr. Credle explores the ideas of innovation, failure, and challenge all through the lens of his "world-famous" macaroni and cheese. Pardon the background noises in this episode.

In this episode, Dr. Credle gives strategies on how to best navigate meetings. Whether in the workplace or at the church, the following strategies can help increase the impact and effectiveness of your staff and volunteer meetings. Strategies: Time is reciprocal currency. Honor it and you'll get more of it. If you bring a snack, they'll come right back. Prioritize the physical needs of people over the tangible needs of your agenda. Meet to dream, not just discuss. Bring renewal, not redundancy in your meetings. Meet with minds in mind. Honor the differences of those you meet with. For a Bonus, try this in your future meeting: Celebrate 5 Accomplishments Give no more than 4 updates Answer at least 3 questions Give 2 future meeting dates Always give at least 1 thank you

Dr. Credle shares a memory of his late mother, Juanita Riddick Credle, discusses the difference between ability vs. capacity, and encourages us all to lighten our loads.

Dr. Credle briefly shares his culture clause, "cooperation is the key to success," which he gained from working with children.

In this episode, Dr. Credle recalls a time at the dentist office that he will never forget.

Dr. Wayne gives his experience of meeting Jesus in the parking lot of a grocery store and how this experience can relate to CEOs, non-profit leaders, and faith leaders.

Dr. Credle premiers his podcast on his 33rd birthday. With intersections in the ministry, mental health, and business world, Dr. Credle hopes to inspire change in your world. Take the journey with him every week, laughing harder, learning wiser, and leading better. Follow Dr. Credle on Facebook (Wayne Emmanuel Credle) and LinkedIn (Wayne Credle Jr), as well as on Instagram at @Ministr2Society. For birthday donations, feel free to cashapp: $WayneCredle