The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Leadership, Community, and Appropriate Expectations (Episode 1)
Leadership, Community, and Appropriate Expectations (Episode 1)
Leadership, Community, and Appropriate Expectations (Episode 1)
Wednesday 26th June 2024
Explore leadership, community, and setting realistic expectations with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill. Authenticity in guiding others while growing personally.
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Episode Overview
- Leadership isn't about having all the answers.
- Humility and self-improvement are essential for effective leadership.
- Charismatic leaders can be misleading.
- Christian leaders should guide others in God's way.
- Personal growth is an ongoing process for everyone.
"The hypocrite grabs onto the language, but the heart isn't there"
In this episode of the Relational Recovery Podcast, hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the intricate topics of leadership, community, and setting appropriate expectations. With their engaging banter and genuine reflections, they dive into what it truly means to be a Christian leader. Wes and Austin highlight that leadership isn't about having all the answers but rather guiding others while recognising one's own ongoing journey.
They share personal anecdotes and struggles, making the conversation relatable for anyone in a leadership role, whether at home, work, or within a community group. Wes emphasises that a Christian leader's role is to guide others in God's way and by God's power, which can be challenging as leaders are also constantly evolving. The duo discusses the misconception that leaders must have all the answers, stressing that humility and continuous self-improvement are key.
They also touch on the dangers of charismatic leaders who claim to have all the solutions, drawing parallels to political figures. The episode is peppered with light-hearted moments and insightful quotes, such as Matt Chandler's observation that "the hypocrite grabs onto the language, but the heart isn't there". This resonates deeply with Wes and Austin as they reflect on their own experiences in ministry and leadership.
If you're looking for a candid discussion on how to lead with authenticity and navigate the complexities of guiding others while staying true to your own path, this episode is a must-listen. It offers valuable insights for anyone striving to balance leadership responsibilities with personal growth.