The J. B. Sisam Show | Jason Sisam

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The J. B. Sisam Show™ is my weekly podcast dedicated to helping you stay motivated with clarity. My number one goal is to for you to find your voice and succeed at life.

I post the podcast every Wednesday morning of each week. By subscribing in iTunes, you will receive every episode completely for free.

020: Winning at Work and Life: 4 Signs of Burnout

There comes a time when we feel tired, worn out, weary and bored. These are not bad, in of themselves, but when they become a lifestyle it could be the beginning signs of burnout. Today, we’ll be looking at the 4 signs of burnout and how to fix the downward slope of...

019: 4 Keys to Creating a Sticky Church

Everyone needs fellowship. It’s the undeniable fact that humans need humans to move forward in life. You can’t do it alone, even though most try. In this week's episode, we’re going to be looking at 4 keys to running a sticky church. These steps will prove to you that...

018: 5 Lies That Hinder Success in Ministry

Why do we believe lies? Lies are something that takes away our success. They keep us from pursuing the destiny God has given us. If that's the case, why do we believe them? In today's episode, we dive into 5 lies we all believe from time to time that keep us from...

017: 4 Evernote Hacks Every Pastor Needs. [Podcast]

We all need to find the perfect solution for all our paper and writing needs. Well, look no further than one of the best programs I’ve found, Evernote. This program has helped me go nearly paperless at home and at the office. In today’s episode we’ll look at four of...

016: 5 Ways to Engage your Facebook Followers!

Facebook. That is one program we all love and love to hate. They are always changing how things are done and what algorithms they use to promote content. But how do we leverage this asset for our ministries? In today’s episode I give you 5 ways to engage your...

015: How to be the Encourager: 4 Tips to Helping Depressed People set Life Goals!

In this week’s episode I look at the issue of depression and how it inhibits people from living life to the full. But how do we help them when they come to us, looking for encouragement, and how do we remain encouraged? In our society we find that a lot of people live...

014: A New Beginning: Learning to be an Authentic Leader. [Podcast}

We find it difficult to be authentic at times. When someone asks us how we’re doing, we hid the truth. Maybe we’re trying to protect them, but are we really? In this episode, we discuss who to minister to people of different mindsets and how our authenticity makes...

Season 1, Episode 13: Learning to Lead from Behind – Lead by Washing Other’s Feet [Podcast]

In the season one finale of CrossTALK we discuss what it means to lead from behind Most people believe that we lead from the front lines - and we do - but one thing people don’t often realize, the best leaders are the ones who lead from behind. They push others...

Season 1, Episode 12: Keeping Your Eyes on Jesus! [Podcast]

Do you find it difficult to keep your eyes focused forward? Most believers in today's society find it easier to be busy than take time to be people who proclaim the message of the cross. In today's episode I look at what it takes to teach other's to live...

Season 1 Episode 11: Learning to Lead Like Jesus [Podcast]

A good leader sees value in those they lead. He has above average character and seeks to see others move beyond where they are, do better. In today's episode, I look at 6 characteristics of Jesus' leadership style. Jesus had a leadership style unique. His...

Season 1 Episode 10: Learning to Become Refreshed [Podcast]

Do you find it difficult to breathe in ministry? Does life wear you out and are you burning the candle at both ends? You're not alone. So many pastors and ministry leaders are in the same position. It's time for a refreshing. It's time to equip the saints to do the...

Season 1 Episode 9: Why Every Pastor Should Have A Blog

Blogging is a unique thing to do. It's time-consuming if you don't know what you're doing. Yet, even if you do take your time, this can be a very effective means to communicate with your congregation and create community. We desire to help our church attenders connect...