The Leadership Roundtable Podcast

Join the conversation as we discuss 10 ideas that have been a success in our church during COVID-19.

Season 2, Episode 4: What happens when we stop making intentional improvements every week? Join us as we discuss 10 questions you should ask yourself every week to continually make improvements in every area of life.

Season 2, Episode 3: Special Guest Dr. Eric Mason joins us to discuss best practices for reaching our communities and explore the challenges faced with reaching the next generation!  

Season 2, Episode 2: Join us to discuss the importance of leaders forecasting the future.  We're talking about evaluating culture, the importance of engagement, and a strategy for future focused initiatives.

Dive into the art of evaluating past experiences for effective leadership. Explore the seven cycles of church life and strategies for retaining members while fostering growth. Discover the critical distinction between lag goals and proactive lead measures for success. Learn how feedback from secret guest surveys can enhance church engagement and operations. Uncover the importance of tracking trends in conversions and financial health to ensure sustainability and community involvement.

Season 1, Ep. 12: Special guest Rev. Dr. Jacqueline A. Thompson of Allen Temple Baptist Church joins us to discuss how to make the transition from one leadership level to the next. will guide us through this insightful discussion. 

5 powerful leadership lessons from the International Justice Mission (IJM), a global organization that protects people in poverty from violence. They partner with local authorities in 24 program offices in 14 countries to combat trafficking and slavery, violence against women and children, and police abuse of power.

In this engaging discussion, Bruce and Toni Hebel, a dynamic speaking duo known for their work on the power of forgiveness, delve into how un-forgiveness can haunt us while genuine forgiveness can liberate. They share personal stories highlighting the emotional and physical toll of holding onto grudges. The conversation explores the connection between forgiveness, justice, and leadership, emphasizing that true healing stems from releasing past wounds. Their insights inspire listeners to embrace forgiveness as a pivotal step toward personal and spiritual transformation.

Season 1, Episode 9: Special guest Pastor Bryan Loritts joins us to discuss leadership the key principles for any major leadership transition, but specifically when rebuilding a church after a moral failure. 

Tim Muehlhoff, a communication professor at Biola University and author of 'Defending Your Marriage,' joins the discussion on navigating spiritual battles in relationships. He outlines five signs of a spiritual struggle affecting marriages and shares strategies for fortification against these challenges. Drawing from personal anecdotes and biblical teachings, he emphasizes the importance of community support and proactive communication. The conversation also highlights the need for open discussions within the church about the spiritual dimensions of marital conflict, especially in today's world.