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In today's episode, our host Glenn Underhill is joined by special guest Craig Etheredge, author of the new book "His Way Still Works." Together, they dive deep into the importance of adopting a Jesus-centric philosophy of ministry and the impact it has on transforming churches into movements of multiplication.

Tune in as Glenn and Craig emphasize the power of having a clear, unified philosophy of ministry based on Jesus' disciple-making model. They'll explain how this approach can lead to cohesive church leadership, drive impactful decisions, and ultimately, ignite a movement of multiplication. Plus, don’t miss out on a special discount on Craig’s new book, "His Way Still Works" by using the code: HISWAY20 when you purchase the book! And here's where you can download exclusive resources like a free listening guide: https://disciplefirst.com/podcast/the-power-of-a-disciple-making-philosophy-of-ministry/

We'll also discuss the weight and responsibility that comes with being a senior leader in an organization. We'll explore the different paradigms that leaders often adopt and the importance of developing and coaching those under their leadership.

In today's episode, we dive into the topic of defining a departmental leader. What does it mean to be a departmental leader in the context of a church? How can they effectively lead their department towards growth and success?

In today's episode, we explore the critical role a leader of leaders plays in the growth and development of a ministry. We dive into the teachings of Jesus, who exemplified healthy conflict resolution and skillfully elevated his disciples to become leaders themselves.

In this episode, we dive deep into the topic of team leadership. How do you define a team leader? What qualities and skills should they possess? Join us as we explore the teachings of Jesus and uncover valuable insights on how to be an effective team leader.

Drawing from the story of Jesus and his disciples, we discover how Jesus challenged his team to take bold steps of faith and cultivate a shepherd's heart for people. We learn that team leaders should not only engage their teams and coach them to success, but also prioritize the well-being and spiritual growth of each team member.