
Hosted by Josh Howerton and Josh McPherson · EN

In today's cultural climate, church leaders face unprecedented challenges. The increasing opposition and societal pressures require pastors to adapt their leadership strategies and build resilient teams. In this episode, Josh Howerton and Josh McPherson emphasize the importance of building strong, unified teams that can withstand external pressures. Key points include understanding the nature of outrage, fostering healthy elder board dynamics and strategic hiring practices. By implementing these strategies, church leaders can build resilient teams that are prepared to face the challenges of a negative world reality with confidence and boldness.Apply to be a part of our 2025 closed-door cohort for pastors as we go a layer deeper on topics like these: https://joshhowerton.com/closed-door-pastors-cohort/

Pastor Josh Howerton and Pastor Jon Tyson discuss how to build the church with a vibrant, faith-filled culture and where the Spirit is welcome in a negative world. Tyson shares his experience church planting in NYC, mentorship under Dr. Tim Keller and how the Western Church can experience more supernatural gifts of the Spirit.Apply to be a part of our 2025 closed-door cohort for pastors as we go a layer deeper on topics like these: https://joshhowerton.com/closed-door-pastors-cohort/

There is a crucial relationship between a pastor’s family and their ministry effectiveness. If pastors are to thrive in ministry in a negative world culture, the home must be a strong foundation. Josh Howerton and Josh McPherson offer practical insights on “What is the role of a wife and the children,” “How to balance ministry and family” and “Raising children that love the church.”Apply to be a part of our 2025 closed-door cohort for pastors as we go a layer deeper on topics like these: https://joshhowerton.com/closed-door-pastors-cohort/