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007: Kadi Cole on What Women Are Never Asked in the Church, The Difference Between Leadership and Discipleship, and the Best and Worst Food to Bring to a Potluck
In today’s episode, Kadi Cole talks about the difference between leadership and discipleship, and specifically how to develop female leaders. She explains why the best discipleship happens when people are close to the leader and what that means for the church. And, as a self-proclaimed lover of potlucks, she gives us her breakdown of the best and worst foods to bring to a potluck. To learn more about the podcast or access the show notes, visit www.redletterpodcast.com.
Now could be the perfect time to launch a capital campaign. Go with a kingdom-minded, Christ-centered team that has proven results. That’s our friends from The Giving Church. They’ve helped more than 1000 churches raise more than a billion dollars. Crazy! Go on over to www.thegivingchurch.com/red and download a FREE PDF for how to grow your church’s giving today!
Resources mentioned in the episode:
- Developing Female Leaders: Navigate the Minefields and Release the Potential of Women in Your Church by Kadi Cole
- Leadership Academy
- Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach Gardens
Key insights from the episode:
For most of us, we interconnect leadership and discipleship, but they are two different things.
Leadership sits on top of discipleship. - Kadi Cole
In discipleship, we are all equal. However, leadership has qualifications. You can be removed from leadership, you cannot be removed from discipleship. - Kadi Cole
Most people won’t serve in full-time ministry roles or pastors, and we do our congregation a disservice when we don’t allow them to grow as disciples in their own spaces. - Zach Zehnder
It is almost universally the experience of women who have leadership gifts that they are not often asked into formal leadership roles in the church to find more organic influential ways outside the church. - Kadi Cole
The higher calling that Scripture talks about is not your career path but to follow Jesus with your whole life. - Kadi Cole
Women’s role in leadership in the church is not a theological issue; it’s a leadership issue. - Kadi Cole
You have to say it. Godly women will assume they are not welcome in leadership unless you say it. What men leaders can do is articulate where they want women to serve at church. - Kadi Cole
We need to systematize how we develop leaders so that organic leadership can happen.
- Kadi Cole
Small church accountability and familiarity are the foundation that allows you to grow exponentially. - Kadi Cole
God’s not looking for success; he’s looking for faithfulness. - Kadi Cole
The further away a new believer is from a mature leader, the harder discipleship is. - Kadi Cole
There are seasons for church, and God will send you the people you need in certain seasons. - Zach Zehnder
Mature believers need more accountability and more oversight, not less. - Kadi Cole
One of the ways you can tell God’s timing is by who he sends you. - Kadi Cole
Kadi Cole’s challenge: Find freedom and flexibility in the way in which you connect with God
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In today’s episode, Kadi Cole talks about the difference between leadership and discipleship, and specifically how to develop female leaders. She explains why the best discipleship happens when people are close to the leader and what that means for the church. And, as a self-proclaimed lover of potlucks, she gives us her breakdown of the best and worst foods to bring to a potluck. To learn more about the podcast or access the show notes, visit www.redletterpodcast.com.
Now could be the perfect time to launch a capital campaign. Go with a kingdom-minded, Christ-centered team that has proven results. That’s our friends from The Giving Church. They’ve helped more than 1000 churches raise more than a billion dollars. Crazy! Go on over to www.thegivingchurch.com/red and download a FREE PDF for how to grow your church’s giving today!
Resources mentioned in the episode:
- Developing Female Leaders: Navigate the Minefields and Release the Potential of Women in Your Church by Kadi Cole
- Leadership Academy
- Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach Gardens
Key insights from the episode:
For most of us, we interconnect leadership and discipleship, but they are two different things.
Leadership sits on top of discipleship. - Kadi Cole
In discipleship, we are all equal. However, leadership has qualifications. You can be removed from leadership, you cannot be removed from discipleship. - Kadi Cole
Most people won’t serve in full-time ministry roles or pastors, and we do our congregation a disservice when we don’t allow them to grow as disciples in their own spaces. - Zach Zehnder
It is almost universally the experience of women who have leadership gifts that they are not often asked into formal leadership roles in the church to find more organic influential ways outside the church. - Kadi Cole
The higher calling that Scripture talks about is not your career path but to follow Jesus with your whole life. - Kadi Cole
Women’s role in leadership in the church is not a theological issue; it’s a leadership issue. - Kadi Cole
You have to say it. Godly women will assume they are not welcome in leadership unless you say it. What men leaders can do is articulate where they want women to serve at church. - Kadi Cole
We need to systematize how we develop leaders so that organic leadership can happen.
- Kadi Cole
Small church accountability and familiarity are the foundation that allows you to grow exponentially. - Kadi Cole
God’s not looking for success; he’s looking for faithfulness. - Kadi Cole
The further away a new believer is from a mature leader, the harder discipleship is. - Kadi Cole
There are seasons for church, and God will send you the people you need in certain seasons. - Zach Zehnder
Mature believers need more accountability and more oversight, not less. - Kadi Cole
One of the ways you can tell God’s timing is by who he sends you. - Kadi Cole
Kadi Cole’s challenge: Find freedom and flexibility in the way in which you connect with God
A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.