“We’ve never done it that way before.”

Those words can be the final epitaph for a dying ministry, or the doorway to a new path forward.

In this episode of The Leader’s Table, we talk about one of the most uncomfortable, but necessary, disciplines of Christian leadership: assessment.

Most leaders don’t fail because they’re unfaithful.
They fail because they stop evaluating.

Using Moses in Exodus 18 as a case study, we explore how even faithful leaders can become overwhelmed, inefficient, and unsustainable—and how humility, delegation, and honest evaluation unlock multiplication and long-term fruit.

In this conversation, we’ll cover:

*Why growth always requires assessment and humility

*How Moses’ leadership nearly collapsed under its own weight

*The danger of confusing consistency with faithfulness

*Four areas every Christian leader and ministry must regularly assess

*Why stagnation, not change, is the real threat to the church

This episode will help you pause, reflect, celebrate, and reposition for the work God is doing next.

Pull up a chair…this conversation matters. 

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ABOUT JOSH

 Josh Komis is a husband, father of four, Lead Pastor of Living Hope Church in Sarasota, Florida, and founder of Leader 2 Leader Coaching. He’s also the author of The Multiplying Leader and a seasoned leadership coach helping Christian leaders grow in influence, faith, and purpose.