Questions inlcude:

1. Recently, you and I did a training trip to Malawi. Can you share a bit about what we did on the trip?

2. What do you see is the key areas of impact for this trip?

3. How does this work help build and revitalize the global church?

1. As Leaders, it's easier to listen to and see the negative than the positive; what is your experience with that?

2. How do you know which voices to listen to and give power to as a leader?

3. What is the theory of Thirds and the flag?

-How have you seen the importance of church and leader health in your life?

-What would you tell current and future pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders about leader health that you wish you had known or applied sooner?

-What kind of support should pastors, church staff, and ministry leaders seek to be healthy as leaders?

-What do you think is most important to the health of pastors/church staff/ministry leaders?

-Talk to us a little bit about vicarious trauma and how you see that impacting ministry leaders today.

-What do you wish congregation members knew about pastors and ministry staff that would help for healthier churches and leaders?

-How have you seen the importance of church and leader health play out in your life as a pastors spouse and in your family?

-What would you share with other pastoral spouses and families about leader health?

-What would you share with churches about church health as it relates to the pastors family?

-Tell us about yourself and your work, especially regarding churches and ministry leaders.

-What role does trauma play in the health of a church?

-What can churches do to be healthier amid the trauma in their church and the people?

-why is generational IQ or generational understanding so important today?

-why is this especially important in the church?

-what role does generational understanding play in church health?

1. We had Eric Liona on in a previous episode and he talked some about our international ministry. Can you share more about what that looks like and how it relates to our mission?

2. You have a trip coming up this fall, can you share more about that.?

We will also talk and share more about our educational partnership with Kairos University.

1. The seminar you do on leading change is one of the most popular, why do you think that is?

2. How does change fit into church health and church revitalization?

3. What are the key principles of leading change?

-Why do you think health matters in a church?

-What impact does an unhealthy church culture have on those in the culture?

-What role has health as a leader or in the church had in your life

We love to share not only principles and strategies but stories and personal reflections as appropriate as well.

You have served in some challenging church situations. What did those teach you about church health?

As someone who works with current and future ministry leaders, what do you wish you could share with all leaders about the importance of church health?

As someone who works with current and future ministry leaders, what do you wish you could share with all leaders about the importance of leader health?

-Tell us a bit about yourself and how you got connected with Preparing for Amazement Ministries

-Share with us about the potential for ministry in Africa

-How has leader heath and church health been important in your work in Africa?

• What is a church alligator
• What do you do with them

• His story of his current call to St. Paul's Lutheran Church - Blossom
• How do you define church revitalization and why are you passionate about it?
• We spend time talking about the consultation process

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