The Tilted Halo

By: Kathleen Panning
  • Summary

  • The Tilted Halo podcast has a refreshing and honest perspective on the challenges pastors face in their ministry and those involved in ministry as a whole. Hosted by Pastor Kathleen Panning, who has seen it all, this edgy show explores the idea that we all have a "tilted halo" - a recognition that we are not perfect and all make mistakes.

    Through personal experiences, interviews with fellow pastors, leaders, and insights from scripture, this show offers advice and encouragement for those struggling with the weight of their imperfections. From burnout and rude awakenings to personal failures and shortcomings, The Tilted Halo provides a safe space for pastors to share their struggles and find support from a community of like-minded souls around the globe.

    With a focus on authenticity, vulnerability, and humanity at large, this podcast challenges the notion that pastors must have it all together and invites listeners to embrace their humanity and lean into the grace of God. Whether you are a pastor or someone looking for a fresh perspective on life's challenges, The Tilted Halo is a must-listen in the search for hope, healing, and a renewed sense of purpose.

    © 2024 The Tilted Halo
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Episodes
  • EP 48: Finding Joy in the Midst of Chaos
    Feb 5 2024

    Welcome to Tilted Halo, the sanctuary for every woman in ministry, and in fact, anyone on this journey of life. In this episode, I share a time when I was abruptly asked to resign from my position, an unplanned circumstance that threw me into a swirl of uncertainty, loss, and despair. However, through this turmoil I unearthed the strength to be grateful and appreciate the good amidst the bad. I'm going to explore how to uncover joy in the midst of chaos, even when it seems most daunting. It's not about sugar-coating hardships, but about finding the silver lining in those clouds. Let's embark on this journey of embracing gratitude even when life gets messy.

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    16 mins
  • EP 47: Connection is the Key: Reimagining the Volunteer Experience
    Jan 29 2024

    In this episode I chat with Matt Hug, the master of volunteer recruitment and management, and we share the secrets to transforming your nonprofit's volunteer force. Get rid of those ideas of volunteer callouts, we're headed straight to the power of personal, one-on-one recruitment strategies. Volunteering's personal gains, from skill building to spiritual fulfillment, are often masked by the notion of selfless service. Together with Matt and I, will shed light on how these personal rewards are the actual fuel for long-term service and satisfaction.

    It's not about the transactions, it's about the stories. Our conversation will also touch on the art of story sharing in donor engagements, where there is great effect in connecting with people on an emotional level, far beyond the balance sheets. Take these insights for your nonprofit or ministry and join the conversation for even more growth and learning opportunities.

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    32 mins
  • EP 46: Why Your Story in Faith Needs to Be Shared
    Jan 22 2024

    What happens when our spiritual beliefs clash with our identity? In this episode, Matt Gill, from DO THE DAMN THING Productions, talks about his story, sharing with me the struggle of being a gay man in a devout Christian family. His journey of self-discovery, highlights the crucial role of acceptance within faith communities and reveals the harmful effects of judgment and condemnation. We'll talk about managing insecurities, the power of God's love, and the unique strength found in vulnerability, emphasizing how important sharing our individual stories is in uplifting others. This episode concludes with a reminder of how important it is to keep a strong connection with God as your foundation while navigating life.



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    27 mins

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