Join Sarah Jakes Roberts, a dynamic pastor and author, Michael Todd, a relationship expert and pastor, and Rob Bell, a spiritual leader, as they navigate the journey to inner peace. Sarah shares transformative insights on reclaiming power from fear, while Michael opens up about embracing imperfections in relationships. Rob encourages disconnection from the chaotic world to reconnect with life's simple joys. Together, they delve into healing past traumas, redefining success, and fostering authentic connections in uncertain times.

Michael Todd, an advocate for authenticity in relationships, shares insights on healing past traumas and embracing vulnerability for stronger connections. Martha Igereta offers a fresh take on finding ideal partners, emphasizing compatibility over mere chemistry. Dr. Caroline Leaf delves into the neuroscience of love, highlighting the importance of brain preparation and emotional safety in maintaining lasting relationships. Together, they explore the power of self-love and open communication as essential foundations for thriving partnerships.

Michael Todd, lead pastor of Transformation Church and bestselling author, shares his candid journey through the infamous spit incident and his transformative fitness path, losing 50 pounds. He discusses how physical health has elevated his leadership skills and confidence. The conversation also touches on his unique approach of sending church members to different congregations, emphasizing community over control. Todd opens up about emotional challenges and the importance of authenticity in leadership, revealing how vulnerability can foster deeper connections.

Michael Todd, a renowned spiritual leader and relationship expert, delves into the fundamentals of lasting love. He emphasizes healing past traumas as a critical step towards building healthier relationships. Todd introduces the idea of a 'kingdom couple,' showcasing how two partners can elevate each other. He highlights the importance of self-awareness and inner peace over external validation, and shares insightful personal growth journeys that encourage listeners to seek authentic connections and prioritize their emotional well-being.

Pastor Mike Todd discusses the importance of being made whole and the connection between healing and the condition of one's heart. He explores the barriers that prevent people from pursuing their goals, the desperation for healing, and finding wholeness through personal responsibility. The podcast also dives into the need for vulnerability, embracing crazy faith, staying focused in times of transition, and the danger of material possessions.

Michael Todd, Pastor and speaker, discusses the importance of gaining a fresh perspective on what already exists in order to bring about transformation. He emphasizes the need for personal growth, spiritual renewal, and avoiding the pursuit of new experiences. The chapter also highlights the power of gratitude and having a fresh perspective in life, inviting listeners to accept Jesus and start fresh.

Michael Todd discusses losing friends, cleansing toxic relationships, and the significance of brotherhood. They dive into the challenges faced by pastors with tithing messages, emphasizing trust and teaching. The conversation touches on the importance of genuine connections over transactions and finding spiritual mentors for growth.

In this podcast, the focus is on receiving fresh vision from God for personal and collective growth. The importance of shared vision and trust in friendships is highlighted, along with the significance of spiritual formation. The narrative also delves into personal reflections on struggles, faith, and the pruning process for spiritual growth.

In today’s episode, #1 New York Times bestselling author Michael Todd returns to talk about three books that changed his leadership, two things you should focus on if you want a promotion, and why becoming an overnight success shouldn’t be your goal. Watch video and download the leader guide: https://www.life.church/leadershippodcast/q-a-with-michael-todd-leading-with-crazy-faith/

Pastor Michael Todd challenges cultural beliefs and encourages honesty in the first part of the Damaged but Not Destroyed series. He reframes the saying 'Snitches get stitches' and emphasizes the importance of being transparent about our shortcomings for healing. He reminds us that God blesses who we really are, not who we pretend to be.