What does it take to make a lasting impact for God's Kingdom? In this inspiring episode of the Eclectricity Podcast, host Michael McAfee welcomes Lee Grady, author, missionary, and former Christian journalist. After years in journalism, Lee answered a call to full-time ministry, which has taken him to 40 countries. As founder of The Mordecai Project, an international humanitarian organization, Lee is passionate about bringing the healing love of Jesus Christ to women and girls who suffer from abuse and cultural oppression.

Michael and Lee discuss Lee's book, "Lead Like Paul." As many Christian leaders fall short, Jesus calls believers to serve faithfully. Drawing on the Apostle Paul's life, Lee Grady shares 21 principles of godly leadership, offering biblical insight and practical tools to lead with humility, courage, integrity, love, and guidance from the Holy Spirit. Readers serving in ministry, church, or daily life will be equipped to become effective, Christ-centered leaders who make a lasting Kingdom impact.

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What happens when decades of ministry, music, mentorship, and faith converge at the microphone? In this episode of Eclectricity, Michael McAfee welcomes Brad Hampton for a rich conversation about the "small church mentality," the history and evolution of worship, and what it means to remain faithful through every season of ministry.

With years of history and mentorship between them, Michael and Brad share stories from the past, lessons learned along the way, and a faith that hasn't diminished with age—it's deepened. This is more than reminiscing. It's two seasoned men of faith looking back with gratitude and forward with expectation, reminding us that God is never finished using a willing heart.

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This week on the Eclectricity Podcast, host Michael McAfee welcomes a very special guest—his wife, Jolene McAfee—whose business expertise and attention to detail have helped shape the practical ministry of One Touch Ministries. Together, Michael and Jolene share how One Touch equips and encourages the rural church—helping pastors understand that a church doesn't have to be big to be significant. From protection and security procedures in children's ministry, to volunteer training and clear SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), medical-emergency preparedness, leadership protocol, and the everyday details we sometimes overlook—Jolene brings a practical perspective that says: excellence is ministry, too.
Because preparing for the future isn't just about the next sermon or the next outreach. It's about creating a church environment where people are protected, volunteers are prepared, leaders are equipped, and ministry can flourish.

If you pastor, lead, volunteer, or serve in a smaller or rural church, this episode is a tremendous resource.
Your church may not be large—but it is significant. And significant churches prepare well.

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