Tod Bolsinger

Tod Bolsinger discusses leadership as canoeing the mountains, disappointing people at a rate they can absorb, handling sabotage and anxiety leading a church. Adapting to new challenges, importance of trust in leadership, redefining leadership in the church, teaching and training leaders, hobbies and distraction for clear thinking, leadership in uncertain times, and wrapping up with sponsors and resources.

Tod Bolsinger and Markus Watson discuss the transformative power of vocation and its integral role in God's mission. They emphasize that every person's calling is important, whether paid or unpaid, and involves hearing God's voice. The podcast explores how vocation shapes our identity, spiritual formation, and the overall mission of the church.

Tod Bolsinger, an MDiv PhD and co-founder of A. E. Sloan Leadership, discusses adaptive leadership in a rapidly disrupted world. He highlights the importance of understanding core values, leading through loss, and navigating the tension between current values and evolving mission. The podcast explores redefining success, Jesus's disruptive teachings, and the struggles of adapting to new situations.

Leadership expert Tod Bolsinger and conflict specialist Markus Watson discuss the importance of healthy conflict in leadership and personal growth. They share insights on staying engaged, asking questions, and navigating conflict to foster understanding and progress. They give an example of a church grappling with change and the tension between their existing community and their changing neighborhood. Overall, the episode highlights the value of addressing conflict for growth and progress.

Tod Bolsinger, a leadership expert, joins the discussion alongside Sam Allberry, a church leader focused on cultural engagement. They explore the pitfalls leaders encounter during crises, advocating for honesty and collaborative learning over simply 'trying harder.' Bolsinger emphasizes the need for adaptive leadership in a post-Christendom era, while Allberry discusses promoting a culture where the gospel can thrive amidst challenges. Together, they highlight the importance of core values and reflection in guiding effective responses to complex situations.