What Staff/Ministers are looking for from Leadership

Balancing Family and Ministry

In this episode of Ministry Unplugged, we dive deep into one of the greatest challenges faced by pastors, leaders, and anyone serving in ministry — finding a healthy balance between family life and the work God has called us to do. It’s easy to pour everything into ministry and unintentionally leave our families running on empty. But what if true success in ministry starts at home? Join us as we unpack real conversations about setting priorities, protecting family time, and recognizing when it’s time to step back and refocus. Through honest stories and practical wisdom, we’ll explore how to keep your family strong while staying faithful to your calling. Because when your home is healthy, your ministry thrives. Andy Stanley When Work and Family Collide https://a.co/d/eg34ZKb Bob Russell After 50 years of Ministry https://a.co/d/6cDBYOi

Where do I start

In this episode of Ministry Unplugged, host Chris Cowsert pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to start a new ministry from the ground up. Whether you’re planting a new program, stepping into a fresh role, or rebuilding something that’s been stagnant, this conversation dives into the foundational steps that set the tone for long-term success. From prayerful vision casting and building the right team, to creating culture and setting clear expectations, Chris shares practical wisdom, personal stories, and lessons learned from years of ministry experience. If you’ve ever wondered “Where do I start?” or “How do I build something that lasts?” — this episode is for you.

What Staff/Ministers are looking for from Leadership

In the kickoff to Season 2, Ministry Unplugged takes an honest look at what ministry staff truly hope for in their leaders. From clarity of vision to trust, encouragement, and healthy boundaries, this episode unpacks the qualities that make leadership life-giving rather than draining. Listeners will hear candid insights about how strong leadership can empower staff, prevent burnout, and cultivate a culture of trust and collaboration. Whether you’re a senior pastor, a team leader, or simply curious about the inner workings of church leadership, this conversation offers practical wisdom on leading in ways that honor both people and the mission of the church.

How to lead when you are not in charge.

Ever want to lead but are not exactly sure how to do it because you are not the boss. These four steps will help you lead when you are not in charge. How to lead when you are not in charge by Clay Scroggins- https://a.co/d/9HdJEfY

Summer Trips are worth it.

Listen in on a conversation with my good fried Eric Epperson as we discuss why summer trips are so important and can make a huge difference.