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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In this Part 2 episode of the Eclectricity Podcast, Michael McAfee explores a life-changing truth he learned from Dr. Mark Rutland: leadership is communication. More than just the words we speak, true leadership is revealed through our attitudes, actions, expressions, and consistency. Drawing from personal ministry experience, unforgettable moments in history, and powerful biblical examples, Michael challenges leaders to ask an important question: What am I really communicating to the people I lead?

Whether you're leading a church, a business, a family, or simply influencing those around you, this episode will encourage you to communicate with intentionality, faith, and confidence. From Caleb's bold vision to David strengthening himself in the Lord, Michael reminds us that effective leadership begins by abiding in God's presence so that our lives—not just our words—communicate hope, courage, and unwavering trust in the One who is our strength and victory.

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The Electricity Podcast with Michael McAfee returns with an honest conversation that may surprise you. What if you've spent years believing you weren't called to lead? Michael shares his journey—from avoiding the subject of leadership and rejecting popular leadership books to discovering that biblical leadership looks nothing like manipulation or persuasion for persuasion's sake. Along the way, he wrestles with what leadership really means, why so many people know the language of leadership without living it, and how an unexpected seminary project became a resource now used by churches and colleges around the world. If you've ever thought, "I'm a minister, not a leader," this episode may completely reshape how you think about your calling.

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On this episode of Eclectricity, Michael McAfee explores one of Jesus' most powerful illustrations—the mustard seed. Small, almost insignificant at first glance, it is planted in faith and grows into something strong, visible, and life-giving, providing shelter for the birds of the air. So often, this is exactly how God works. He begins with small acts of obedience, tiny steps of faith, and seemingly ordinary moments that, over time, become something far greater than we could have imagined.

Join Michael as he unpacks the beauty of God's kingdom growth—how He delights in taking what appears small and transforming it into something that blesses many. If you've ever wondered whether your efforts, prayers, or calling are making a difference, this encouraging conversation will remind you that God specializes in growing mustard seeds into mighty trees.

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In this powerful episode inspired by Michael McAfee, we unpack the truth about God's calling on your life—it's not about talent, it's about obedience. If you've ever felt unqualified, overlooked, or unsure, this message will remind you that God isn't looking for perfection—He's looking for your "yes."

Be encouraged: the call of God doesn't rest on your ability, but on your willingness to follow Christ fully. What a tremendous call it is.

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In this powerful and deeply affirming episode of Eclectricity, Michael McAfee steps up to the mic with a refreshing shift in tone—this isn't a teaching episode… it's a declaration. With sincerity, warmth, and unmistakable conviction, Michael reminds every listener that significance is not measured by size, platform, or applause—but by calling.

This episode speaks directly to the quiet questions leaders often carry: Does what I'm doing really matter? Does anyone see? And with pastoral clarity, Michael answers with a resounding yes. He walks through five bold affirmations that anchor the heart:

You are significant. Your church is significant.

You can do all that God has placed in your heart and mind.

God Himself called you.

God Himself anointed you.

God Himself has empowered you.

God Himself has sent you—right where you are.

With moments of heartfelt encouragement (and a few of those knowing "you've been there too" reflections), the episode dismantles the myth that bigger always means better. Whether you're preaching to 5,000… or faithfully pouring into 10, the assignment carries equal weight in the Kingdom.

Michael leans into the truth that heaven measures obedience, not audience size. And in doing so, he reframes what it means to lead, to serve, and to stay planted when comparison tries to creep in. By the end, listeners are left not just encouraged—but commissioned again. Because this isn't about building something impressive… it's about being faithful to what God has already entrusted.

Bottom line?

You're not overlooked.

You're not underqualified.

And you are most certainly… not insignificant.

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In this episode of Eclectricity, titled "Wish I Was Taller," host Michael McAfee takes an honest and refreshing look at the quiet insecurities that often surface in ministry—the feeling of not measuring up, not being enough, or wishing we had someone else's gifts, platform, or presence. With both humor and depth, Michael reframes the familiar phrase "God equips those He calls," suggesting instead that perhaps God has already placed everything necessary within us before we ever step into the calling. Through personal insight and biblical reflection, he challenges listeners to stop reaching for what's out of reach and instead take inventory of what's already in their hands—their voice, their story, their unique anointing.

Like Moses standing before God with nothing but a rod, this episode reminds us that what seems ordinary may already be divinely appointed, and that true effectiveness in ministry begins not with striving, but with recognizing and stewarding what God has already given.

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In a world where notifications never stop, and opinions travel faster than wisdom, Michael McAfee offers a timely and steadying voice for the faith community. In this episode, we explore his insight on how the constant noise of the internet and social media has subtly reshaped how believers think, engage, and even practice their faith.

Together, we discuss the danger of confusing volume with truth, influence with authority, and trending voices with timeless wisdom. Michael urges listeners to recognize how distraction, outrage, and endless commentary can divert hearts from discernment and depth—and why Scripture must stay the anchor in an age of endless scrolling.

This discussion isn't about rejecting technology; it's about restoring spiritual focus. It serves as a reminder that the Word of God should be our main source of truth, growth, and peace. Clarity comes not from the loudest voices online but from the quiet, faithful practice of remaining rooted in Scripture.

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