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Leadership in Lockup
Some of the most meaningful gospel work happens where few people are watching—and where faithfulness is costly.
In this episode of The Leader’s Table, I sit down with Dr. Mitch Landress to talk about what it looks like to follow God into the hard places of ministry. From training pastors and planting churches inside the prison system, to serving families through foster care, to faithfully laboring in rural communities, Mitch shares wisdom forged through obedience, perseverance, and trust in God’s unseen work.
Having walked through prison security and past barbed wire myself, I’ve seen the fruit of this kind of ministry firsthand. This conversation will encourage leaders who feel called to difficult assignments—and remind all of us that God often does His deepest work in hidden places.
In this episode, we discuss:
Why God often sends leaders into hard and unseen places. Training pastors and planting churches behind prison walls
The spiritual cost, and eternal reward, of foster care ministry
Serving rural communities with long-term faithfulness
Trusting God for fruit when results aren’t immediate or visible
Connect with Mitch Landress
If this episode encouraged you and you’d like to reach out or offer a word of encouragement, you can contact Mitch directly:
CONNECT WITH ME Website: leader2leadercoaching.com
Instagram: @leader2leadercoaching
Get resources, coaching, and tools to grow as a Christ-centered leader.
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.
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By Leader to Leader CoachingSome of the most meaningful gospel work happens where few people are watching—and where faithfulness is costly.
In this episode of The Leader’s Table, I sit down with Dr. Mitch Landress to talk about what it looks like to follow God into the hard places of ministry. From training pastors and planting churches inside the prison system, to serving families through foster care, to faithfully laboring in rural communities, Mitch shares wisdom forged through obedience, perseverance, and trust in God’s unseen work.
Having walked through prison security and past barbed wire myself, I’ve seen the fruit of this kind of ministry firsthand. This conversation will encourage leaders who feel called to difficult assignments—and remind all of us that God often does His deepest work in hidden places.
In this episode, we discuss:
Why God often sends leaders into hard and unseen places. Training pastors and planting churches behind prison walls
The spiritual cost, and eternal reward, of foster care ministry
Serving rural communities with long-term faithfulness
Trusting God for fruit when results aren’t immediate or visible
Connect with Mitch Landress
If this episode encouraged you and you’d like to reach out or offer a word of encouragement, you can contact Mitch directly:
CONNECT WITH ME Website: leader2leadercoaching.com
Instagram: @leader2leadercoaching
Get resources, coaching, and tools to grow as a Christ-centered leader.
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.