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Pastors Talk - A podcast by 9Marks

Episode 266: On Raising Up Associate Pastors, with Bobby Jamieson, Mark Feather, and Deepak Reju

Apr 30, 2024
Experienced associate pastors Deepak Reju, Bobby Jamieson, and Mark Feather discuss the qualities of a good associate pastor, transitioning from associate to senior pastor roles, challenges in hiring associate pastors, strategic approach to raising up associate pastors, and the dynamics of pastoral leadership and balancing submission and initiative.
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Quick takeaways

  • Having humility is crucial for a harmonious relationship between senior and associate pastors.
  • Associate pastors should balance submitting to senior pastor leadership with demonstrating pastoral leadership qualities.

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Role of Senior and Associate Pastors in Ministry

The podcast episode delves into the roles of senior and associate pastors in ministry. It highlights the importance of humility in both positions, emphasizing how it can positively impact the working relationship between the senior pastor and associate pastors. The discussion touches on the significance of aligning ministry philosophies closely to prevent conflicts in practical decision-making within the church.

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