Leading Up or Sucking up? How to lead up & lead out

<p>Do you need more small group leaders? How would you like to see an exponential increase of volunteers stepping up to serve in your church? Steve Gladen, Global Small Groups Pastor at Saddleback Church, pulls from his 25 years of small group ministry experience to encourage and equip listeners to lead healthier, growing and more effective small group ministries. In this episode, Steve is joined by co-host Derek and special guest pastor William Johnston of Saddleback church  who shares his top tried and true keys to creating a healthy ministry and staff culture. You are not going to want to miss this episode!</p><p>Learn more about getting pastor buy in at <a href="https://smallgroupnetwork.com/pastorbuyin/">https://smallgroupnetwork.com/pastorbuyin/<br></a><br><a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DPp61-Wovlvea0gPj5Kd3UV6MLW748ocmxrA7knP7UE/edit">Will's Notes</a></p><ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>Our secular work culture has largely influenced our workplace interactions</li> <li>Secular work culture shapes us in certain values</li> <li>Escapism: Working for the weekend. My real life starts when I leave work.</li> <li>Individualistic Results: My personal results are the upmost sign of success.</li> <li>Passive responsibility: I am just going to take care of what I need to do. We hand over ownership and leadership completely to a senior leader because we do not want deal with something or we are just lazy. The buck never stops with us</li> </ol><p>      C.  Quickly provide alternatives</p><ol> <li>God wants our whole life to reflect him and flow together. While we can turn off our ministry as work minds. We live on mission for Jesus in all facets of life.</li> <li>We often do not know how to measure success well in church because it is challenging to quantify but our goal is for the Church, the Body of Christ to flourish, for people to meet Jesus, grow to spiritual maturity, serve other and live on mission for him. If it becomes my niche ministry or idea taking off, then we’ve missed it.</li> <li>