Leadership & Emotional Maturity
Becoming a leader who can be yourself, stay relational, lead with joy, and endure hardship well.
Teacher: Whitney Nadeau
Panel: Derrick DeLain, Matt Dean, Whitney Nadeau
How do I lead when things are hard for me? It takes a different level of emotional maturity to not be wrecked by the comments and actions of others. Even more, it takes a lot of work to be able to connect relationally with people you are leading. We will all endure hardship as we lead in the church; come learn how to do that well.
Leading with Vision:
Learn to tell a compelling story that moves people.
Teacher: Spence Shelton
Panel: Spence Shelton, Will McGee, Ryan Brooks
We all have passions and burdens for God’s kingdom to move forward. To varying degrees, we can see a dream for the future that God has placed on our hearts. That dream, burden, and passion are gifts from God. But none of those things in and of themselves are vision. Vision is the skill of telling that dream in a way that helps others see the story and rallies them to join the movement. Come develop that skill.
Leading Through Change:
How to create lasting change without leaving people behind.
Teacher: Ryan McCammack
Panel: Will Toburen, Logan Dagley, Anna Murphy
People don’t fear change, people fear loss. Any time we lead people somewhere new, they are experiencing real and feared losses. So how do we lead people through the landscape (or wilderness) of what they have known to something new? Whether you are revitalizing, starting a new ministry, or even just multiplying more groups, don’t leave people behind. Lead them through the change.