Lead Well Podcast

In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Pastor Alex Anefils, the Associate Pastor of Missions for Victory Church, as we talk about the power of edification. Pastor Alex shares with us how edification from others helped her tremendously in becoming the leader that she is today. We are also going to talk about three questions you can consider as you prepare to edify or be edified by others. Pastor Alex and I will dive deeper into the power of edification as we, as leaders, try to create a culture of care. Listen in!

Tweetable Quotes:

“I think we can doubt ourselves in a lot of scenarios, and we can start to believe lies from the enemy. The enemy is telling us, ‘You're not qualified.’ or ‘You can't do this.’ or ‘You're not supposed to be here.’, so I'm just so grateful for all of the people who were affirming and saying, ‘Yes, I see this in you.’” - Alex Anefils

“Oftentimes, the way that we can care for ourselves is by allowing other people to care for us by way of encouragement.” - Javon Legons

“We're all called to reach people for Jesus. It's not just the pastors on stage. … All of us are called to reach the people that Christ has put in our lives and in our circle of influence, so we have to be able to embrace the role that we've been called to play in that vision.” - Alex Anefils

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In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, I am going to give you the theme of the episodes we are going to release in the next few months. In the upcoming episodes, we are going to focus on these two words – care and community. Incorporating these two as we lead our respective teams and communities, we can become better leaders and channels of Christ’s mission. In this episode, I will also share some Bible verses that will serve as the foundation for our discussions for the upcoming episodes. Listen in!

Tweetable Quotes:

“Here are two words that we'll focus on throughout the rest of the year over these next few months – care and community. Because as we exhibit care, as we practice community and accept community, these are values that allow leadership and discipleship to thrive. And we want to make sure that we take the time to get healthy so that we can lead in a healthy a complete way.” - Javon Legons

“We want to make a disciple as healthy disciples, ourselves. We can only reproduce what we are, so we want to take these next three months to make sure that who we are is healthy. And before we go for Christ, we want to ensure that we come to Christ.” - Javon Legons

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In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Earl Williams, Community Transformation Pastor for the Norcross Campus of Victory Church, and we are going to talk about how trusting the people you work with will make you a healthier and more effective leader. Earl shares how trusting people led him to accomplish more incredible things and why he thinks trust is given, not earned. We are also going to take a closer look at Jesus’ leadership and His characteristics that made him a great and healthy leader of people. Listen in and learn how you can become a healthier leader!

Tweetable Quotes:

“Learning to trust and to delegate and to let their gifts come alive, that started making me come alive.” - Earl Williams

“Trust is given, not earned. I personally think that trust is a choice. Typically, we have two options – we can choose to trust or we can choose to be suspicious. I think that with those two opportunities, if we choose to trust and realize people are already worthy of that, just like I mentioned in my story that Jesus, He trusted His disciples. They're already worthy of that trust. Give it to them, and watch what they do. And you have many, many opportunities just like they did.” - Earl Williams

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In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Pastor Aaron Born, and we will talk about emancipating greatness through staying in the fight. There are areas in our lives where God is calling us to stay in fight, and God honors our endurance and suffering through incredible results. Pastor Aaron and I will discuss how we can stay in fight and how staying in fight can emancipate greatness and eventually impact others as well. Listen in!

Tweetable Quotes:

“God looks at humility. He looks at serving, He looks at consistency and faithfulness. And being a father and a mother, being a husband and a wife doing the things that God told you to do, those small decisions are considered astronomical in the kingdom. They may not give you the applause every day that we're always looking for, but Heaven is applauding.” - Aaron Born

“As you stay in fight, and as God emancipates the greatness inside of you, the efforts that you put towards staying in fight, the output of that, the influence of that is multiplied.” - Javon Legons

“Don't give up. If you will stand and be firm and unmovable, that your work will not be done in vain, God will control the results. You have to be faithful.” - Aaron Born

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Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! This episode is part 2 of my conversation with Israel and Sonia Piotter, where we talk about creating a “culture of care”. We are going to talk about how Jesus embodied the culture of care and why setting up a safe environment for others and being self-aware can help in building a culture of care in our communities. We will also talk about how humility makes us more effective leaders who can create a culture of care in our environments. Join us and listen in!

Tweetable Quotes:

“If you can experience His visceral presence and calm down and learn the beauty of rest, that is outstanding... I think that is a sign of a very mature Christian who is self-aware.” - Israel Piotter

“Self-awareness is one of those things that it just keeps us very, very humble… and that humility in that process causes us to lead most well and most effectively.” - Jevon Legons

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Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! This episode is part 1 of my conversation with Israel and Sonia Piotter, where we talk about the “culture of care”. We will discuss what creating a culture of care really means and how we can implement it in the environments where we lead. We will also talk about how being extensions of God’s presence and creating safety for other people can help in building a culture of care. Join us and listen in!

Tweetable Quotes:

“What if we could not just be great administrators of processes and resources? What if we could be real-time extensions of God's presence?” - Israel Piotter

“As a group leader or as a coach, the goal for me is to make sure that I'm creating safety for those people, that I'm entering their presence understanding that this is sacred ground.” - Sonia Piotter

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Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! In this episode, we’ll take you through a live session of “SOAP”. As discussed in the previous episode, “SOAP” is an acronym for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer. First, Pastor Todd, together with Pastor Aaron and Pastor Lyndon, will read a chapter in the Book of James, and then they’ll observe what they are feeling inside their hearts. Afterward, they will determine what situations in their life the verse applies to. Then, they will take in an opportunity to pray that scripture over that situation or circumstance. Listen in and join us in this live “SOAP” session!

Tweetable Quotes:

“It's one thing to do good work, but the humility piece has to be there as well.” - Pastor Aaron

“There's a blessing that comes with submission, and there's a blessing that comes with self-control.” - Pastor Aaron

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Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! This episode is Part 3 of my interview with Todd McIntyre, the Senior Executive Pastor of Central Ministries at Victory Church. In this episode, Todd talks about how we can practice discipleship by putting God’s word into our hearts. He talks about how we can use the “SOAP method” to get God’s word inside of us. Join us as we discuss how we can respond to God’s promises and how we can put His words into our hearts. Listen in!

Tweetable Quotes:

“The process of discipleship is hard work.” - Todd McIntyre

“If you want to accelerate your Christian faith, if you want to get discipled quicker, if you want to get closer to God faster, the way to do that is to respond to God's promises and to literally receive them.” - Todd McIntyre

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Welcome back to the Lead Well Podcast! In this episode, we welcome back Todd McIntyre, the Senior Executive Pastor of Central Ministries at Victory Church. In this part two of the interview with Todd, he talks about the practical side of discipleship. He shares how one can change his heart by submitting himself to God and undergoing purification. Join us as we discuss what it takes to be disciples of God in this world.

Tweetable Quotes:

“When we humble ourselves, He gives us grace. At that moment, that grace starts doing a work inside our hearts that starts to change us from the inside out.” - Todd McIntyre

Missed the previous episode? See the link below:

Lead Well Ep. 19 - Discipleship Starts at the Heart - Todd McIntyre Pt. 1:

https://soundcloud.com/leadwellpeople/ep-19-discipleship-starts-at-the-heart-todd-mcintyre

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In this episode of the Lead Well Podcast, we are joined by Todd McIntyre, the Senior Executive Pastor of Central Ministries at Victory Church. He shares with us his thoughts on discipleship and why it is not about our actions, but our heart. Todd also talks about putting your focus on Jesus and looking at circumstances as opportunities for God to display His glory. Join us in this conversation as we talk about the true meaning of discipleship.

Tweetable Quotes:

“Most of us think discipleship is changing our actions. it's really not about changing our actions… It's really about changing our heart, which gives us the ability to change our actions.” - Todd McIntyre

“We have to look at every circumstance in our life as an opportunity to be discipled by Jesus... Every opportunity, every circumstance, everything we go through work, family, finances, kids, all of those are chances for you to practice walking at what God wants you to do.” - Todd McIntyre

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