# Dwight Zscheile

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Augustine Was a Pastor First

For most of his afterlife in the Christian imagination, Augustine has been a theologian first, a philosopher second, and everything else a distant third. What tends to get lost is that he spent nearly forty years as a working pastor. In this episode, Joey Sherrard, pastor at Signal Mountain Pres ...

Ministry That Doesn't Rush Toward Results

For twenty years, Johnny Sertin has practiced a kind of place-based ministry built on staying put. He and four other families started the Earlsfield Friary in southwest London, committing to live within one square mile of each other while each working ordinary jobs. Along the way, a Franciscan f ...

Who Gets to Tell You What's True?

What happens to your sense of spiritual authority when your worldview crumbles? High-control religions want you to externalize your authority by handing it to them. After a deconstruction, it's healthy to reclaim that authority. Yet total internal control runs you into blind spots—which are, by ...

Leadership for a Diverse Church

Eastminster Church has been in Pittsburgh's East Liberty neighborhood since 1856, and for most of that history it worshiped and looked like a fairly typical Presbyterian congregation. Aaron Teter, the church's current pastor, spent time recently reading through the session's meeting minutes goin ...

Contemplative, Charismatic, and Centuries Old, All in One Church

Rachael Wooldridge is Associate Vicar at St Paul's Church Hammersmith, a Church of England parish in London dating back to 1631, where hundreds of young adults with no prior church background have come to faith in recent years. In this conversation with host Dwight Zscheile, Rachael describes th ...

Future-Casting with Dwight Zscheile and Michael Binder: A Mixed Ecology

What if the future of the Church isn’t about choosing between what we’ve inherited and what’s emerging—but making room for both? In this episode of Season 6, Nick Warnes sits down with Michael Binder and Dwight Zscheile to explore what faithful innovation looks like in a rapidly changing Church. ...

The Church Has Survived Worse Than This

Warren Smith, professor of historical theology at Duke Divinity School, joins Dwight Zscheile and Terri Elton to talk about his new book, Early Christian Theology: A History, and what the first several centuries of Christian thought have to say to church leaders navigating a very different, but ...

What We Learned Looking Back on Season 7

Season 7 of Pivot has come to a close, and in this finale, hosts Dwight Zscheile and Alicia Granholm look back over eleven weeks of conversations about spiritual practices, church tradition, and what it means to make old forms of faith legible again for people living in a very different world th ...

Why Is It So Hard to Make Disciples Today?

What is discipleship? Everyone is a disciple of something, and whatever we follow shapes what we believe about ourselves, other people, and the meaning of life. In the Season 8 opener, Dwight Zscheile, Alicia Granholm, and Terri Elton begin a season-long conversation on discipleship, convinced t ...

What Kept a Bilingual Church Together Through a Hard Winter

How does discipleship take root when a church walks through crisis together? In Pivot’s first bilingual episode, Dwight Zscheile is joined by Pastor Henry Burbano, executive pastor of Juntos Ministries at Emmanuel Covenant Church in Shoreview, Minnesota, and Anna Schaberg, one of the core leader ...