Create an environment that connects with pastors and leaders where they are and gives them a vision of what could be.
Provide high-level training and tools for pastors and leaders.
Remind pastors and leaders that they have been called and anointed by God for the role they have.
In this episode of the Church Talk Podcast, hosts Jason Allison and Rob Paterson reflect on their experiences as pastors, discussing the importance of sensitivity to God’s spirit, finding one’s identity in ministry, and the significance of leadership learning. They emphasize the need for relational connections within church teams and the importance of empowering others in ministry. The conversation also touches on discernment in leadership and the value of authenticity in ministry roles.
In this episode of the Church Talk Podcast, Jason Allison and his co-hosts engage with Mike Elms, an experienced ad man and author, discussing the intersection of faith, storytelling, and church leadership. They explore how reimagining biblical parables can make them more relatable to modern audiences, the importance of storytelling in teaching, and strategies for retaining and regaining church members. Mike shares insights from his background in advertising and how it informs his approach to faith and community engagement, emphasizing the need for churches to recognize and utilize the diverse gifts of their members.
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In this episode of the Church Talk podcast, hosts Jason, Rob, and Courtney delve into the implications of Timothy Patitsas’ book, ‘The Ethics of Beauty,’ discussing how beauty, truth, and goodness intersect within church practices. They explore the relevance of these concepts for church leaders and congregants, emphasizing the need for a beauty-first approach in ministry that values aesthetics alongside truth and goodness. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities presented by different ethical frameworks in the context of church growth and discipleship. In this conversation, the team explores the complexities of spiritual growth, the importance of suffering, and the dynamics of church health. They discuss the differences between beauty first and goodness first approaches in ministry, using analogies like the cat and toaster to illustrate their points. The conversation emphasizes the need for wisdom in church leadership and the importance of nurturing the church as a living organism rather than a mechanical system. Ultimately, they celebrate the diversity of church health and the importance of finding ways to support and care for congregations.
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