Stephen Cave's guest appearances

Stephen Cave

TED Talks Society and Culture

ReWild Yourself

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The Leadership Journey Podcast

Daniel Quinn

Abel James

Brian Mackenzie

Nadine Artemis

Esther Gokhale

Ben Greenfield

Dave Asprey

Dan Siegel

John Gray

Gretchen Rubin

Michael Douglas

Caitlin Doughty

Luke Storey

Shawn Stevenson

Johann Hari

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This week’s guest on the podcast is Stephen Cave. Stephen is Senior Vice President for Translation with Biblica (The International Bible Society). He has also served as a Baptist pastor in Northern Ireland and has had leadership roles with the Evangelical Alliance where he is a member of the UK board.Perhaps unsurprisingly for someone involved in the work of Biblica, one of his strong ministry passions is his desire to help people engage with the Bible: another is his heart for the wider Church.In our conversation we talk about his early relationship with the Bible, the role of some people who were key influencers, how his faith was affected by an experience of tragic loss, and how his leadership journey has allowed him to combine his ministry passions.Along the way he discusses some of his convictions about leadership, including the idea that a leader is someone who is prepared to have a tough conversation.As you listen to the conversation, you might like to reflect on some of these questions:1 – As a leader, how easy is it for you to delegate responsibility to others? What might prevent you from doing more of this?2 – As you listen to Stephen talking about foundational ministry passions, can you identify the things that are key in your calling?3 – How do you experience God speaking to you?4 – How easy it it for you to have ‘tough conversations’ with people in your church or organisation?I’m making a couple of changes to the podcast:Each interview will be one episode rather than two (or occasionally three), previously.Rather than a new episode every week, I’ll be aiming for two per month.While you can always listen to the podcast via this blog, remember that you can also subscribe via Apple Podcasts or Castbox: just search for The Leadership Journey Podcast. Subscription costs nothing and you will get each new episode arriving automatically on your phone/tablet. New episodes will appear on Friday afternoons – hopefully in time for some weekend listening.The guest on the next episode will be Peter Lynas from the Evangelical Alliance.

This week’s guest on the podcast is Stephen Cave. Stephen is Senior Vice President for Translation with <a href="https://www.biblica.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Biblica</a> (The International Bible Society). He has also served as a Baptist pastor in Northern Ireland and has had leadership roles with the <a href="https://www.eauk.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Evangelical Alliance</a> where he is a member of the UK board.Perhaps unsurprisingly for someone involved in the work of Biblica, one of his strong ministry passions is his desire to help people engage with the Bible: another is his heart for the wider Church.In our conversation we talk about his early relationship with the Bible, the role of some people who were key influencers, how his faith was affected by an experience of tragic loss, and how his leadership journey has allowed him to combine his ministry passions.Along the way he discusses some of his convictions about leadership, including the idea that a leader is someone who is prepared to have a tough conversation.As you listen to the conversation, you might like to reflect on some of these questions:1 – As a leader, how easy is it for you to delegate responsibility to others? What might prevent you from doing more of this? 2 – As you listen to Stephen talking about foundational ministry passions, can you identify the things that are key in your calling? 3 – How do you experience God speaking to you? 4 – How easy it it for you to have ‘tough conversations’ with people in your church or organisation?I’m making a couple of changes to the podcast:<ul><li>Each interview will be one episode rather than two (or occasionally three), previously.</li><li>Rather than a new episode every week, I’ll be aiming for two per month.</li></ul>While you can always listen to the podcast via this blog, remember that you can also subscribe via Apple Podcasts or Castbox: just search for The Leadership Journey Podcast. Subscription costs nothing and you will get each new episode arriving automatically on your phone/tablet. New episodes will appear on Friday afternoons – hopefully in time for some weekend listening.The guest on the next episode will be Peter Lynas from the Evangelical Alliance.

The Leadership Journey Podcast: Stephen Cave

In this episode of ReWild Yourself! podcast, I have a fascinating conversation with Stephen Cave — author of internationally acclaimed book "Immortality: The Quest to Live Forever and How It Drives Civilization" — about death and why we fear it. He elaborates on the "4 stories we tell ourselves about death" from his popular TED talk.Episode Breakdown:    * First experiences with death    * Other species’ relationship to death    * Immortality projects    * The “elixir” story    * The “resurrection” story    * The “soul” story    * Science and the immortality quest    * The “legacy” story    * How to cope with death denial    * Stephen’s thoughts on the “zombie apocalypse” heroism over death    * What it’s like to work in the death field    * Stephen’s new projects

In this episode of ReWild Yourself! podcast, I have a fascinating conversation with Stephen Cave — author of internationally acclaimed book "Immortality: The Quest to Live Forever and How It Drives Civilization" — about death and why we fear it. He elaborates on the "4 stories we tell ourselves about death" from his popular TED talk. Episode Breakdown: * First experiences with death * Other species’ relationship to death * Immortality projects * The “elixir” story * The “resurrection” story * The “soul” story * Science and the immortality quest * The “legacy” story * How to cope with death denial * Stephen’s thoughts on the “zombie apocalypse” heroism over death * What it’s like to work in the death field * Stephen’s new projects

The 4 Stories We Tell Ourselves About Death - Stephen Cave #38