When Things Go Wrong (Because They Will)

When Things Go Wrong (Because They Will)

Special Guest: Taylor Johnson - Ministry is beautiful, but it is also hard. Behind every well-planned event and polished program is a leader who has faced failure, criticism, burnout, and doubt. If you are in ministry and things have gone sideways, you are not alone. Here is an honest look at what happens when ministry gets messy and what you can do about it.

The Big C - Change in Ministry

Special Guest: Deleece Nichols - How to Lead Through Change, Transition Well, and Finish Strong in Ministry - Change is one of the most constant realities in ministry. Whether you are brand new to a role, stepping into an established church, navigating a leadership shift, or preparing to retire, how you handle transitions matters deeply. These principles apply to anyone in ministry leadership, paid or volunteer, seasoned or just starting out.

Volunteers - You Can't Do Ministry Alone

Special Guest: Lezah Maitland - Volunteers are the backbone of any thriving church ministry. Whether you lead children's ministry, student ministry, media, or worship, you cannot do the work alone. But recruiting, keeping, and caring for volunteers is one of the hardest things ministry leaders face. Here is a practical look at how to build a volunteer culture that is healthy, sustainable, and rooted in purpose.

Building Relationships Before Programs

Special Guest: Bill Emeott - Ministry is filled with endless opportunities to create programs, organize events, and develop systems. But after more than 30 years in children's ministry, one truth stands above all others: relationships matter more than programs. This fundamental principle can make or break your ministry effectiveness.

What should I do first? New or Renew in Ministry

Special Guest: Delanee Williams - Starting a new ministry role can feel overwhelming, whether it's your first position or you're transitioning to a new church. The excitement of new beginnings often mingles with uncertainty about what lies ahead. Understanding how to navigate those crucial first months and years can make all the difference in building a successful, lasting ministry.