Should I fight for margin?

S3: E7 Understanding Trauma and Emotional Wellness with Megan Taylor

Discover how trauma impacts not just major life events but also everyday experiences, and learn practical steps to foster emotional health in ourselves and communities. Megan Taylor, licensed therapist and Co-Founder of Gap Relief, shares insightful perspectives on trauma, social media’s impact, and how the church can create safe spaces for healing.In this episode: * Megan Taylor’s powerful journey from working with children to founding Gap Relief * The impact of repeated trauma and relational ruptures on mental health * How social media amplifies relational trauma and hypervigilance * Understanding the impact of small, ongoing stressors through the “marbles on tissue” analogy * The challenge the church faces in discussing mental health and trauma * Practical first steps for leaders and individuals to address mental health in faith communities * The importance of curiosity, vulnerability, and modeling safe spaces for healing * Recognizing subtle signs of trauma, stress, and emotional overwhelm * How the concept of salvation includes wholeness and healing To find out more about Gap Relief, visit www.gaprelief.com

S3: E6 Building a Business, Raising a Family, and Living for the Kingdom with Garrett & Stephanie Peters

What does it look like to build a thriving business, raise a family, pursue God's calling, and still stay grounded in what matters most? In this episode, Joseph sits down with Garrett and Stephanie Peters, founders of Duncan & Stone Paper Co., to discuss the unexpected journey that led them from a cardboard-box business plan to a nationally recognized journal company. Along the way, they share lessons learned from launching a business during the uncertainty of 2020, cultivating resilience, and trusting God one step at a time. The conversation goes deeper than entrepreneurship. Garrett and Stephanie share how faith influences their approach to business, leadership, family, and community. They discuss the importance of self-discovery, spiritual formation, authentic friendships, and the difference between being busy and living a full life. Whether you're a business owner, ministry leader, parent, or someone simply seeking to live with greater intentionality, this episode will challenge and encourage you to pursue union with Jesus, meaningful community, and a life that releases the Kingdom wherever God has planted you. * The origin story behind Duncan & Stone Paper Co. * What launching a business during COVID taught them about resilience * Why faith and business should never be compartmentalized * The role of self-discovery and spiritual formation in leadership * How authentic community unlocks freedom and growth * The difference between being busy and being full * How Garrett and Stephanie define success and know when they're winning * Raising children with intentionality and purpose * Using your gifts, time, and resources for Kingdom impact "We never graduate from the school of self-awareness." "Don't wait until someday to do what God is calling you to do today." "The mark of maturity isn't that you confess less. It's that you confess faster." "Busy is scattered. Full is present." "Union with Jesus, unity with others, and unleashed to bring the Kingdom here." Create meaningful keepsake journals that help preserve stories, memories, wisdom, and family legacies. 🌐 https://www.duncanandstone.com [https://www.duncanandstone.com/] Spiritual formation experiences designed to help people cultivate deeper union with Jesus, authentic community, and Kingdom impact. 🌐 https://thewellsummit.com [https://thewellsummit.com/] The Well Summit's flagship retreat experience. 🌐 https://thewellsummit.com/campwell If this episode encouraged you, please take a moment to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend. Your support helps us continue equipping leaders to multiply their impact in their homes, communities, and the nations. The Multipliers Leadership Podcast exists to help leaders grow in their faith, expand their influence, and discover God's purpose for their lives. In This EpisodeMemorable QuotesConnect with Today's GuestsDuncan & Stone Paper Co.The Well SummitCamp WellSubscribe & Share

S3: E5 Walking in Authority: Lessons from Peter Pan and Hook

This episode explores how to walk in authority by the Spirit, using the story of Peter Pan from the movie Hook as a metaphor for rediscovering our divine identity and authority in Christ. It emphasizes surrender, agreement, and expectation as keys to walking in spiritual authority and overcoming life's challenges.keywordsfaith, authority, surrender, belief, spiritual growth, Christian life, overcoming fear, divine identity, biblical authority, breakthrough Book Reference: https://www.amazon.com/Winning-War-Your-Mind-Thinking/dp/0310362725 [https://www.amazon.com/Winning-War-Your-Mind-Thinking/dp/0310362725]

S3: E4 Walking in Victory: Knowing the battle

In this episode, Joseph Elder explores the spiritual battle believers face, emphasizing that victory comes through understanding our spiritual authority, the importance of truth, and how to walk in victory daily by resisting lies and embracing God's power.

Should I fight for margin?

In this episode, Joseph Elder explores the importance of building life from margin rather than fighting for it, emphasizing that rest and priorities are foundational to sustainable leadership and personal well-being. He discusses biblical principles of rest, the order of priorities, and practical steps to create margin in daily life.