Podcast Episode #230
We discuss five areas where change often fails and discuss everything related to the new book, Who Moved my Pulpit?
Some highlights from today’s episode include:
- Prayer should be the foundation of everything we do in the church.
- A change leader needs to be in prayer and needs to enlist others to pray as well.
- Prayer is not a perfunctory step in leadership.
- More leaders pray well about change than communicate well about change.
- You cannot over-communicate in the church.
- You can’t just communicate what needs to be changed, but why and when as well.
- Churches will either lead change or be changed.
The five reasons change leadership often fails are:
- Not praying
- Not assessing unintended consequences
- Not communicating
- Not dealing with people issues
- Not modeling positive leadership
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