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CPM Educational Program is a non-profit publisher of math textbooks for grades 6-12. As part of its mission, CPM provides a multitude of professional learning opportunities for math educators. The More Math for More People podcast is part of that outreach and mission. Published biweekly, the hosts, Joel Miller and Misty Nikula, discuss the CPM curriculum, trends in math education and share strategies to shift instructional practices to create a more inclusive and student-centered classroom. ...
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What does No Place Left mean? Can my church start a movement that would cause the gospel to reach every corner of my city? Can I? Join Peter Lindell (Pheaney) as he explores the answers to these questions. We'll interview guests that are pursuing movement, share skills and tools you can put into practice, and always include awesome stories of God at work. Season rundown: Season 1 - Overview of No Place Left and the Four Fields Season 2 - Covocational Kingdom Workers Season 3 - Movement Leade ...
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The Ephesiology Podcast

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Ready to explore the heart of missiological theology? Dive into the captivating world of the Ephesiology Podcast! Join insightful conversations, gain wisdom from seasoned leaders, and deepen your understanding of missions, discipleship, and the essence of the church. Don't miss out—tune in now to embark on an inspiring journey! Check out all the episodes here or your favorite podcast app and let these discussions ignite your passion for Jesus, missions, and church.
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First, it's National Toilet Paper Day! So we talk about how we will celebrate... Then, what happens when a school district shifts from traditional math instruction to collaborative learning? Holly McCarty, Coordinator of Curriculum Instruction at Shawnee Mission School District in Kansas, takes us behind the scenes of their successful CPM implement…
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First, we discuss National Couscous Day (not to be confused with National Quinoa Day...). Please read that out loud a few times so that you can join in our fun and delight in saying the word "couscous"! Then, Rafael Del Castillo joins the More Math for More People podcast to share his fascinating journey from CPM math teacher to CPM Educational Pro…
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This is a follow-up conversation with Emanuel Prinz about his book “What Actually Starts Movements.” I had some additional questions to ask, and I think you’ll enjoy these key insights about teams, insiders/outsiders, and funding. (Check out minute marks below for specific topics). Here is our previous conversation: https://pheaney.substack.com/p/w…
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On this episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, we mark a milestone of change, transition, and reflection. Michael and Andrew reunite—this time from across international borders—as Andrew shares the exciting news of his move from Houston, Texas to Victoria, British Columbia. Hear the backstory behind his new pastoral role at West Village Church, a Soma…
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Latrenda Knighten, current president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), joins us for the second part of our illuminating conversation on professional collaboration and growth in mathematics education. We begin with a playful discussion of Pi Approximation Day (July 22nd or 22/7). What will you do to celebrate? Then part two …
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On this episode of The 10-Minute Ephesiologist, Dr. Michael T. Cooper dives into the moment when movement gives way to rest—and when productivity in ministry gives rise to the deeper call of theological formation. After four years of relentless church planting in post-communist Romania, with seven churches launched and national leaders in place, Mi…
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First, we start off with National Pet Safety Day. How will you celebrate? Well, if you want to get a Save our Pets sticker? You could go here. Then, what does it take to lead one of the the largest mathematics education organization in the world? Latrenda Knighton, current president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), opens u…
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In this compelling episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, we continue our Archaeology Meets Missiology series with a deep dive into Tel Dan—one of Israel's most significant archaeological sites. Dr. Jonathan Greer, archaeologist and biblical scholar, joins Andrew and Michael to discuss what the material record of Tel Dan reveals about ancient Israelit…
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What if an ancient inscription could confirm a biblical figure's existence—or even affirm the earliest Christian belief in Jesus as God? In this powerful of the Ephesiology Podcast, Michael and Andrew welcome field archaeologist Dr. Titus Kennedy to explore the intersections of archaeology and Scripture. From unearthing altars and human remains to …
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Mathematics education never stands still. After a decade of classroom implementation, research advances, and teacher feedback, CPM Educational Program has reimagined their middle school curriculum for today's learning environments. In this enlightening conversation with Tony Jones (Managing Editor) and Karen Wootton (Director of Curriculum Assessme…
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When I have conversations with Emanuel Prinz, I feel like I’m sitting down with the equivalent of Jim Collins in the business world. Instead of being satisfied with anecdotal stories, he and a research team have dug into hundreds of Gospel-movements worldwide to see what is actually happening and how we can emulate it. Emanuel Prinz helps ministrie…
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After nearly four decades of research and patient anticipation, biblical scholar Dr. Clint Arnold joins the Ephesiology Podcast to reflect on his life’s work in the ancient city of Colossae—a city long buried but rich in theological relevance. In this fascinating episode, Dr. Arnold shares the backstory behind his groundbreaking scholarship on Colo…
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People on this episode: Guy Caskey, Rodger Guigou Shull, Philip Lynch, and Yours Truly We mentioned: Events with Intent, BLT Communities Key moments (so you can jump ahead if you don’t have the capacity to listen to the whole thing.) * 9:37 All boats rise when people get connected. * 20:46 “Serve the purpose of God.” * 29:08 Learning from each othe…
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What happens when ancient roads, buried ruins, and early Christian communities collide with the modern missionary imagination? In this episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, Dr. Mark Wilson—renowned scholar and director of the Asia Minor Research Center—joins Michael and Andrew for a captivating journey where archaeology meets missiology. From walking…
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Summer has arrived, and with it comes refreshing iced tea, eaglet adventures, and exciting plans for the months ahead! We kick off with a spirited discussion about National Iced Tea Day, sharing our personal brewing preferences and debating the merits of sweet versus unsweet varieties. Remember those old commercials where people would fall backward…
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Welcome to the 200th episode of the Ephesiology Podcast and our series Christ in Your Context, where we explore why Jesus is good news—right where you are. In this milestone conversation, we’re joined by theologian, pastor, and cultural exegete Dr. David E. Fitch. Together, we unpack the complex cultural moment we inhabit and why presence—not progr…
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I really enjoyed the insights from reading this book, as well as chatting about it with the co-author, Dave Coles. Find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Living-Fire-Advancing-Kingdom-Challenging-ebook/dp/B0DTC2SQSX/ You can find more about Dave and what he has written here: https://davecoles.freemin.org/ This is a public episode. If you would …
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined by Brad Brisco, missional strategist and leading voice in co-vocational church planting. Brad shares insights from decades of experience mobilizing church planters, and why the growing reality of co-vocational leadership is not just a necessity—but a strategic, theological re…
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Testing is over? What do YOU do to fill the last few days of school? We're watching eaglets! The natural world offers endless fascination when we take time to observe it closely. This week, Joel and Misty share their current obsession with tracking the Big Bear Valley bald eagles through a live nest cam, discovering the remarkable process of how ea…
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I have been wanting to capture this story since I first heard it! Give this podcast a listen to hear a great and inspiring story of how an Event with Intent can lead to multiplication. You’ll also learn key insights about: * diaspora work * leadership development * real-life multiplication * finding the resources in the harvest This is a public epi…
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Is AI helping us flourish as humans—or quietly unraveling the very things that make us human in the first place? In this episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, ethicist and cultural commentator Dr. C. Ben Mitchell joins Michael and Andrew for a deeply reflective conversation on artificial intelligence, ethics, embodiment, and what it means to bear God…
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Welcome to Season 5 of the More Math for More People podcast!!! What if high school mathematics could be truly transformed into something students find engaging, meaningful, and applicable to their lives? In this thought-provoking conversation with mathematics education experts Kris Cunningham and Kristi Martin, we dive deep into the possibilities …
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“This is the biggest problem I have.” - Numerous missionaries on the subject of money and how it affects their work in the majority world. The book is called To Whom Much Was Given: Case Studies on How Outside Money Affects Movement Practitioners If you are having trouble navigating tricky money situations, this is an episode you should listen to, …
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael talk with Dr. Danny Hays, Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Ouachita Baptist University and expert in Old Testament and archaeology. They explore the fascinating world of early Christian graffiti, focusing particularly on the Ichthus Christogram—an eight-spoked symbol etched int…
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What happens when someone who doesn't identify as a "math person" joins a mathematics education organization? In our milestone 101st episode, Nick Love, CPM's Director of Strategic Communications, shares candid insights about navigating this territory that reveal powerful lessons about creating inclusive learning environments. After spending years …
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I have interviewed Rodger several times on my podcast. You should most definitely give a listen to this episode and more importantly buy the book “Movements in America”. For one week from the release date (April 28) the book is on sale on Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/Movements-America-Disciple-Movement-Spreading/dp/B0DNVN3YBP/ This is a public ep…
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael talk with Dr. Mark Fairchild, retired professor of Bible and Religion at Huntington University and renowned biblical archaeologist. They explore one of the most fascinating discoveries in early Christian history: the underwater basilica of Nicaea. Together, they unpack the rich spiritua…
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael sit down Dr. Emanuel Prinz—researcher, author, practitioner, professor, and soon-to-be PhD in International Theological Education. With stories of rebel leaders laying down their weapons and whole villages turning to Christ, Emanuel invites us into a world where communal conversion, cat…
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First, it's National Rubber Eraser Day! So get your Pink Pearls out and celebrate!! Then, we continue our conversation with Dr. Nicole Joseph of Vanderbilt University about the mathematical experiences of Black girls, revealing how they navigate spaces where they face unique challenges at the intersection of race and gender. Her research shows that…
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael dive into the soil, stones, and stories of Asia Minor to uncover how the early church lived out its faith amid empire, beauty, and persecution. Join us as we welcome guests Michelle Wegner, Dave Brunelle, and Wade Mantlo—fellow travelers who recently returned from a transformative archa…
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael sit down with a church planter and missional leader in Canada to discuss what it means to plant churches in one of the most secular cities in Canada—Victoria, British Columbia. He shares his journey from planting a Soma church in the suburbs to moving into an … Continue reading "Episode…
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First, we launch into Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month. But we don't need to tell YOU how important this is!! Then we have part one of a conversation with Dr. Nicole Joseph of Vanderbilt University. Dr. Nicole Joseph takes us on a profound journey into the heart of mathematics education, revealing how identity shapes learning experiences,…
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On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined by Kathy Richards Bhatia, Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa at She Is Safe. Kathy shares her extraordinary journey—growing up in the Middle East, witnessing war firsthand, and carrying on her family's legacy of peace and presence among the world's most ma…
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First, it's Awkward Moments Day! So we have... well... an awkward opening to the podcast by Joel and Misty... Then! What happens when students who struggle with math suddenly start asking for MORE math problems? When they eagerly show their work to administrators and connect classroom concepts to real-world situations? This transformation isn't mag…
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On this episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined again by Pastor Caleb Campbell, author of Disarming Leviathan: Loving Your Christian Nationalist Neighbor as they discuss what it means to be the Church in a moment of extreme political and cultural division? Together, they wrestle with the pastoral challenges of shepherding …
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As The Ephesiology Podcast kicks off its 2025 season, we find ourselves reflecting on an unexpected journey—190 episodes deep into conversations about theology, culture, and the mission of God. What started as a simple idea to explore the themes of Ephesiology has evolved into a global dialogue, connecting like-minded thinkers, pastors, and missiol…
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It's International Scrapbooking Industry Day! Plus on this far side of the CPM Teacher Conference, we reflect on amazing event and look forward to the next one. Then we have a live recording of the Ignite talks from the Teacher Conference. So enjoy! Speaker proposals for 2026 CPM Teacher Conference on February 21-22, 2026 in San Francisco will open…
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It's Thumb Appreciation Day! So we begin with an amusing discussion about thumbs (are they fingers?). Then, since it is the week of the 2025 CPM Teacher Conference, we are taking a bit of a break from new content and giving you a reprise of our first conversation with Dr. Peter Liljedahl from 2022. After you listen to this part, you'll want to also…
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It's Medjool Date Day! So first we discuss our ideas about dates... Then we get some updates for Where They are on Their Journey NOW. Maggie is not in the classroom this year, but Grahame sends us a recording of how he's doing in his second year with CPM. Enjoy! Send Joel and Misty a message! The More Math for More People Podcast is produced by CPM…
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This episode celebrates International Sweatpants Day, exploring the history, cultural significance, and societal perceptions of sweatpants while highlighting how comfort can enhance our daily lives. We discuss personal experiences with sweatpants and whether they can be considered professional attire. Then we visit again with Brandon Pelter, Academ…
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Discover the timeless tradition of Distaff Day and learn how it pays homage to the industrious women. We unravel the history and linguistic roots of the term "distaff" and explore its cultural significance. From hands-on spinning techniques to educational strategies using yarn in the classroom, there's much to uncover about how these practices cont…
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First, it's Nobel Prize day so we discuss the legacy of the Nobel Prizes, a testament to Alfred Nobel's vision of celebrating human achievement across disciplines like physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, and peace. Ever wondered why mathematics didn't make the cut? Join us as we uncover these insights and reminisce about the nostalgia of ency…
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Merry Christmas and Happy Advent! In this final Ephesiology Podcast episode of 2024, Andrew and Michael reflect on the joy and meaning of the Christmas season, share highlights from the year—including the Make Disciples series, the success of the PhD Scholarship Drive, and exciting updates like a forthcoming Spanish translation of Ephesiology—and o…
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Get ready to relive the timeless warmth of Peanuts as we celebrate Good Grief Day! We share personal stories and fond memories from iconic Peanuts TV specials, discussing the often hapless yet charming Charlie Brown and his interactions with friends like Lucy and Snoopy. Join us for part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Peter Liljedahl, who brings gr…
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Is 24,000 students too small of a vision? Listen to this inspiring podcast with John Glasser. Find out more and connect with Collision at https://www.collision.org/ “There are four churches for every public school in America.” “Share the Gospel with as many people as it takes to find three disciples that multiply.” John talked about Ross Ramsey a f…
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On this episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are stepping into something truly transformative: an opportunity to empower global theological education. Michael returns from an exciting research trip to Asia Minor, sharing insights about the early church while introducing an unprecedented initiative—providing scholarships for PhD st…
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