Weekly Recap — July 4, 2020

Happy Fourth of July! Each Saturday, I want to provide you a list of resources for you to engage yourself that influenced me. You can access the articles, podcasts, and other links in the list below.

• Why a hashtag is not enough to end racism? / A Why God Why interview with Marvin Mumford — Marvin Mumford and his family has led worship at Browncroft. We had a raw and authentic conversation about racism. I highly encourage you to hear his perspective. Also, I purchased a t-shirt from him. Click here to get your own.
• Navigating Social Media as a Leader / The Gravity Leadership Podcast — Matt Tebbe and Ben Sternke had a dynamic conversation about navigating social media as a leader. They talked about the challenges and opportunities. If you’re a leader, this podcast gives a realistic view of engaging the people we serve online.
• Sarah Knight on the Conversation Podcast with Rob Cattalani- Sarah Knight leads, a local organization bringing together creatives, makers, and entrepreneurs of Rochester, NY. I loved Sarah’s work in highlighting women of Rochester. Rob Cattalani and her have a fantastic conversation.
• When and How to Respond to Microaggressions / Harvard Business Review by Ella F. Washington, Alison Hall Birch and Laura Morgan Roberts — As we have a conversation about racism in this country, it’s critical to understand the experience of our black brothers and sisters. This practical article walks people through common microaggressions and responding to these situations.
• Preaching an Unpainted Gospel by Jason Perry — I leave you with this quote, “The gospel is not mere words we confess, but a life to be emulated.”

Catch up with my posts from this week:

• A Prayer for Summer 2020
• Tips on Posting Social Media for Events — Leading in Social Media
• Your Tears are Never Wasted
• Five Benefits of Practicing Your Sermon or Talk
• Four Ways to Build Relationships with Your Coworkers
• Four Ways to Pray for America

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Originally published at https://peterenglert.com on July 4, 2020.