
Full Proof Theology
127 - Joe Rigney on Leadership and Emotional Sabotage (Also Baptism)
Mar 11, 2024
Joe Rigney, author of a book on leadership and emotional sabotage, discusses the importance of institutions as shock absorbers and non-anxious presence in leadership. He also talks about the dangers of highly empathetic communities, the role of passions in leadership, and the contagious nature of cowardice. Rigney emphasizes the need for boundaries, sober-mindedness, and courage in standing firm on God's Word.
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- Institutions serve as stability anchors during crises by providing a sense of calm and stability.
- Non-anxious presence in leadership entails remaining steadfast amidst turmoil rather than prioritizing others' comfort.
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Herding Process and Its Impacts on Institutions
In the discussion of herding processes, the concept of togetherness overpowering individuality was emphasized. In such scenarios, everyone adjusts based on the least mature members of the community, leading to a constant state of tension to maintain peace at any cost, often termed as appeasement. This approach promotes avoiding conflict by accommodating disruptions caused by the immature, setting the agenda in favor of these less mature members. Consequently, institutional agendas may be swayed by those who react the most rather than aligning with the mission and purpose.
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