Sean Chow's guest appearances

Sean Chow

The Honest Casanova Podcast | Brutally Honest Dating Advice For Men

The Business Hacker Podcast

Future Christian

Church and Main: At the Intersection of Religion and Public Life

Brian Zahnd

Diana Butler Bass

Sarah Jackson

Jared Byas

Rachel Pieh Jones

Brandan Robertson

Shane Claiborne

Heather Thompson

Greg Mercer

Brian McLaren

Vin Clancy

Tom Hunt

ERIC SMITH

Amy Butler

Doug Pagitt

OwlTail

We all know what happened in March of 2020.  COVID began to shut society down.  We canceled the event and in fact we didn’t meet in person for 14 months.  When we started worshipping in person again, things were different.  People who were part of the community, moved on.  Others watched mostly online.  There were still things we couldn’t do. Even some of what we used to do became different. COVID changed the church where I served and nothing will ever be the same.  But this wasn’t just the case in my case, Churches large and small have all had to deal with a changed world. Theologian Andy Crouch wrote that COVID was more like a blizzard or a mini ice age, meaning that it was an event that would shatter cultural assumptions within American congregations. What is mission and ministry like after COVID?  How should the church rise to meet this challenge?  Where are we failing? I spoke to Sean Chow about this.  Chow is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church USA and is an associate in that denomination’s 1001 New Worshipping Communities movement. Sean resources and consults with regional denomination bodies, churches, and church plants as they launch new creative expressions of church. His aim is to prepare, equip, and sustain leaders to do the work to which God calls them. He works with many congregations as they seek to redefine their mission and ministry and if you are like me and trying to figure out what to do post COVID, then you will want to hear this interview. Visit the website at churchandmain.org. 

We all know what happened in March of 2020. COVID began to shut society down. We canceled the event and in fact we didn’t meet in person for 14 months. When we started worshipping in person again, things were different. People who were part of the community, moved on. Others watched mostly online. There were still things we couldn’t do. Even some of what we used to do became different. COVID changed the church where I served and nothing will ever be the same. But this wasn’t just the case in my case, Churches large and small have all had to deal with a changed world. Theologian Andy Crouch wrote that COVID was more like <a href="https://medium.com/praxis-intersection/leading-beyond-the-blizzard-why-every-organization-is-now-a-startup-b7f32fb278ff" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">a blizzard or a mini ice age</a>, meaning that it was an event that would shatter cultural assumptions within American congregations. What is mission and ministry like after COVID? How should the church rise to meet this challenge? Where are we failing? I spoke to <a href="https://linktr.ee/aspencollaboration" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sean Chow</a> about this. Chow is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church USA and is an associate in that denomination’s <a href="https://www.presbyterianmission.org/ministries/1001-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">1001 New Worshipping Communities movement.</a> Sean resources and consults with regional denomination bodies, churches, and church plants as they launch new creative expressions of church. His aim is to prepare, equip, and sustain leaders to do the work to which God calls them. He works with many congregations as they seek to redefine their mission and ministry and if you are like me and trying to figure out what to do post COVID, then you will want to hear this interview. Visit the website at <a href="https://churchandmain.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">churchandmain.org</a>.

Episode 110: The Church After COVID with Sean Chow

Far too often, churches are asking other to risk their discomfort - shouldn't churches be willing to risk their own discomfort for the sake of others? In this conversation, Sean Chow talks about how to help churches honestly assess their ability to pivot for change and growth, the importance of finding the right kind of change/growth leader, and why investing in resources bearing fruit matters. Sean believes that crisis accelerates change and understands the changes that are permanent post-Covid and what your church can do about them. Rev. Dr. Sean Chow is the Associate for 1001 New Worshiping Communities for Training and Leadership Cohorts for the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA). He resources and consults with regional denominational bodies, churches, and church plants as they launch new creative expressions of church. He is a graduate of Azusa Pacific University (2005), Master of Divinity from San Francisco Theological Seminary (2009) and a Doctor of Ministry at New York Theological Seminary (2022). The author of Rediscovering Vitality, Sean has an inner desire to be a part of a God driven movement that impacts the world for God’s glory. His aim is to prepare, equip, and sustain leaders to do the work in which God calls them. He is a frequent speaker to churches, committees, gatherings, and conferences. Learn more here. The Future Christian Podcast is a production of Torn Curtain Arts and Resonate Media.

Far too often, churches are asking other to risk their discomfort - shouldn't churches be willing to risk their own discomfort for the sake of others? In this conversation, Sean Chow talks about how to help churches honestly assess their ability to pivot for change and growth, the importance of finding the right kind of change/growth leader, and why investing in resources bearing fruit matters. Sean believes that crisis accelerates change and understands the changes that are permanent post-Covid and what your church can do about them. <a href="http://www.rediscoveringvitality.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rev. Dr. Sean Chow</a> is the Associate for 1001 New Worshiping Communities for Training and Leadership Cohorts for the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA). He resources and consults with regional denominational bodies, churches, and church plants as they launch new creative expressions of church. He is a graduate of Azusa Pacific University (2005), Master of Divinity from San Francisco Theological Seminary (2009) and a Doctor of Ministry at New York Theological Seminary (2022). The author of <a href="http://www.cyclicalpublishing.com/rediscovering-vitality/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rediscovering Vitality</a>, Sean has an inner desire to be a part of a God driven movement that impacts the world for God’s glory. His aim is to prepare, equip, and sustain leaders to do the work in which God calls them. He is a frequent speaker to churches, committees, gatherings, and conferences. <a href="https://cyclicalpublishing.aweb.page/p/18382dd8-0255-43f1-b9e5-f43434f73a43" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Learn more here.</a> The <a href="http://future-christian.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Future Christian Podcast</a> is a production of <a href="https://www.torncurtainarts.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Torn Curtain Arts</a> and <a href="https://www.resonatemediapro.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Resonate Media</a>.

Rediscovering Vitality with Sean Chow

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In this episode, I interview Sean Chow a 6 figure seller and find out how Sean has managed to start his 6 figure Amazon business selling in the US all while living in Australia at the age of 22.In this episode we examine some of the practical aspects of how Sean went about starting and growing his business in another country without visiting that country.Learn some of Sean’s key realisations and lessons that he has learnt along the way.

In this episode, I interview Sean Chow a 6 figure seller and find out how Sean has managed to start his 6 figure Amazon business selling in the US all while living in Australia at the age of 22. In this episode we examine some of the practical aspects of how Sean went about starting and growing his business in another country without visiting that country. Learn some of Sean’s key realisations and lessons that he has learnt along the way.

BHP10 – Case Study: How Sean Chow started a 6 figure Amazon.com business from Australia