In this insightful episode of the Fresh Church podcast, Pastor Tony Kensinger addresses a unique perspective in church leadership: supporting your lead pastor from the backseat. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for associate pastors and church leaders who are navigating the delicate balance of supporting and contributing to their church's vision while not being in the driver's seat. Pastor Tony Kensinger uses the analogy of a family road trip to explore the dynamics of church leadership, drawing parallels between common road trip scenarios and situations associate pastors often face. The podcast delves into how associate pastors can effectively support their lead pastors, covering the importance of patience, understanding the journey, and respecting the lead pastor's vision and direction. It also provides practical advice on managing various aspects of church life from a supportive role, including handling resources wisely and dealing with departmental conflicts. Emphasizing the importance of clear and respectful communication, the episode offers tips on how associate pastors can contribute ideas and feedback constructively. The discussion also touches on the importance of personal development for associate pastors, including finding hobbies outside the church and seeking coaching or mentorship. An important aspect covered is recognizing when it's time to step back or move on from a role, and how to do so gracefully and effectively. This episode is a must-listen for associate pastors and church leaders looking to enhance their leadership skills and contribute more effectively to their church's mission. It's filled with practical advice, relatable analogies, and insightful reflections on the nuances of church leadership. Tune in to this episode of the Fresh Church podcast for a deep dive into the art of leading from the backseat.
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