Levi Lusko – Andy Stanley
Levi Lusko is an entrepreneur, a media theorist, and an author. Andy Stanley is an interview host, a member of the clergy, and a non-profit executive. Though we have not found any direct interviews connecting Levi Lusko with Andy Stanley, they are connected through interviews with others. These graph paths are shown below.
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Paths from Levi Lusko to Andy Stanley
24 Mar 2022
• CNLP 484 | Levi Lusko on Overcoming Panic Attacks, Leading on Adrenaline, Finding a New Pace, and the Last Supper on the Moon
30 Oct 2018
• CNLP 224 | Levi Lusko on Planting Churches Where Nobody Plants Churches, Being Yourself in a Different Culture and Declaring War on the Issues that Plague You As a Leader
11 Aug 2020
• CNLP 359 | Levi Lusko on What the Future Church Might Look Like After COVID, Adrenaline Addiction and How to Pastor People Who Don't Live Near You
14 Sep 2021
• CNLP 442 | Andy Stanley Flips the Mic to Talk Productivity Secrets, What Happens to Leaders Under Stress, and How to Ensure Other People Stop Hijacking Your Priorities
05 Jan 2021
• CNLP 389 | Andy Stanley Dissects the Process He Uses to Make Decisions, the Limits of Gut-Based Decision Making, and How to Stop Lying to Yourself as a Leader
20 Oct 2020
• CNLP 373 | Andy Stanley on Why He Hasn't Reopened North Point for In-Person Services, His Methodology for Finding Clarity, and What He's Learning About Preaching to a Camera
23 Apr 2019
• CNLP 259 | Andrew Stanley on Making the Move from a Career in Finance to Full Time Stand-Up Comedy, Why and How Comedy Works, and on Being Andy Stanley's Son and Charles Stanley's Grandson
18 Sep 2018
• CNLP 217 | Andy Stanley on How to Share Your Faith in a Post-Christian World, How to Respond to Your Critics, Overcoming His Judgementalism and the Irresistibility of Love
08 Sep 2014
• CNLP 001 – An Interview With Andy Stanley
06 Sep 2021
• Carey Nieuwhof on Working At Your Best, Part 2
02 Aug 2021
• Carey Nieuwhof on Working At Your Best, Part 1