JRNY Young Adults Podcast Journey Podcast Network

In this episode, we have Tam Shriner, who is a business owner of an interior design company, Tam shares why people are more important than the task, and why clear and concise communication is critical. People generally respond better if they know the end game and they understand & can take ownership of the expectations on how to get there.

In this episode, we sit down with Mitch Buenger, a Kenosha Firefighter as well as a partner at Journey Church. Mitch talks about the 3 ways he leads every day, through loving, serving others, and continual learning. The job of a leader is to serve, not to rule or to demand. Servanthood is about bettering those around you and growing the team, not seeking your promotion or recognition. learning is what fuels leadership. There is no such thing as a stagnant leader.

In this episode, we talk with Lisie Reyes, who has lead for years in both the corporate world and now in the church, we spoke with her on how to lead in love compassionately and generously, how to lead side By side not at a distance, and why leading by example and not just talk can be the catalyst to developing others all around you.

In this episode, Josh Vargas comes to the table to talk with us about Leadership and the difference between the world’s view and the Biblical view we as Christ-followers should take. Josh also shares why leadership isn’t about organizational titles or positions, but about influence.

"Leading isn’t about growing out of serving - it’s about growing into it." - Josh Vargas

Links:
Translating God by Shawn Bolz: https://www.amazon.com/Translating-God-Hearing-Yourself-Around/dp/1942306199

Havilah Cunnington Prophetic Personalities: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEO1pwwMzLc

In this episode, we get the opportunity to sit with Pastor Joelene Taylor, who oversees Kingdom Builders at Journey Church, as well as co-leading our church with her husband Pastor Kevin. Pastor Joelene shares insight with us on how to love, live. and lead. We lead with the end in mind, we lead with integrity and we lead with what is in our hands today.