Vision Casting: The First Role a Senior Pastor Can't Delegate

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This chapter discusses the importance of vision casting for senior pastors, highlighting their role as the primary owner of helping people buy into the church's vision. The chapter also emphasizes the need for vision clarity and the advantages of involving a small team of leaders in the vision process.

Great leadership requires great delegation. If you’re a senior pastor, you can’t reach your potential (and your church can’t reach its potential) if you try to do everything yourself.

In this episode, Tony and Amy continue our series on sharpening your executive leadership skills with a conversation on two of the four key roles a senior pastor can't delegate.

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