FILO Podcast

Todd talks about the importance of always refining the methods to accomplish a mission, and not being married to "the way we've always done it." There are many ways to allocate resources, so how do we leverage what we have for the maximum impact? Todd looks back on the podcast and talks about what's next.Show Notes:Fol

If you haven’t read Part 1 (Mind the Gaps) and Part 2 (The Grass is Greener Complex) of this series, take a few minutes and go back. Those lay the foundation for where we’re headed. This series isn’t just about building great teams—it’s about identifying the subtle, sometimes unspoken dynamics that kill great teams.Now

Ryland Russell joins the podcast to talk about the benefits of livestreaming our services. It is some of the most live and unfiltered content online (talk about authentic!) and is a great front door for people to check out our churches. They talk about ways to improve and resources that can help get the most out of wha

 If you haven’t read Part 1 of this series, go back and check it out here. We talked about the silent but dangerous impact of gaps—those unnoticed tasks that can burn out team members if we don’t address them. Today, we’re moving on to the second team killer: The Grass is Greener Complex.You know the phrase. “The grass

We spend so much time talking about how to build great teams—casting vision, creating culture, setting clear expectations. I’ve taught on these things for years, and they absolutely matter. But what we often don’t talk about is the stuff that breaks teams. Not the big, obvious issues… but the small, subtle habits that

Todd sits down with the team from Reach Communications, an event, rental, equipment sales and installation company that helped with technology support to make the FILO Conference happen this year. Dan, Steve and Josh share their production journey stories and how that has translated into who Reach is today. They also h