Jared Belcher

Arrowhead Church | Executive Pastor

Jared is from Jefferson City, Tennessee, and a business graduate of Carson-Newman University. He began serving on staff full-time with Arrowhead Morristown in 2014 and transitioned to church executive pastor in 2021.

As our executive pastor, Jared provides administrative support to all our congregations and manages the day-to-day business of the church. This includes communication, systems, finances, human resources, and church planting. Like our other church staff, Jared splits his time between all Arrowhead congregations but he is a partner at Arrowhead Morristown.

Jared and his wife, Jill, have a son named Malachi, a daughter named Rosemary, and a dog, Bentley. Jared loves to make things- whether a children's book, a dinning room table, a painting for his kids, or a video about space.

 
Blog Posts by Jared
What the Avengers Teaches us about Missions
What the Avengers Teaches us about Missions

The “Avengers: Endgame” is a a cultural phenomenon. But there is a threat greater than Thanos. He had only a 50% mortality rate; sin has a perfect 100%. It’s time to assemble and take missions seriously.

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Jesus, Whole 30, and the new iPhone
Jesus, Whole 30, and the new iPhone

As Apple announces their latest iPhones, we have to ask the question- is our relationship with our phones healthy? Smartphones are neither good nor bad on their own, but what about the ways we all use them? As Christians, our goal should be to use our phones to maximize human flourishing and draw us closer to God. But for most of us, the opposite might be true.

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What I’ve Learned as the “Church Media Guy”
What I’ve Learned as the “Church Media Guy”

Two years ago, I joined the Arrowhead team full-time as the Creative Director. Here’s what I learned.

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The final 5%
The final 5%

For a long time, I didn't understand the difference between something I would make and the better work of someone with the same experience and equipment as me. The secret is the final 5%. Invest yourself into your craft 100% - no less. Give it everything you can. Pour into it until there is nothing more you can do.

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