In the final episode of this series, we're not just looking back, we're looking ahead. Together, we'll talk about what it takes to move forward after unhealthy leadership experiences, honor the good that's been done, and learn from the challenges along the way. Most importantly, we'll explore how we can build churches that reflect the heart of Jesus through humility, integrity, and healthy, biblical leadership.

In this episode we're talking about what can happen when leadership becomes too closed off and why healthy churches make room for others to grow and serve. We'll look at the example Jesus set, one that welcomed people from all walks of life and focused on developing others, not protecting positions. Together, we'll explore how humility, openness, and biblical leadership can help create a healthier church culture where people are equipped, invited, and empowered to be part of God's mission. If we want our churches to reflect the heart of Jesus, it starts with making room at the table.

How churches handle money says a lot about how they build trust. In this episode, Jason explores why financial transparency, biblical stewardship, and accountability matter, especially when family members are on staff or involved in leadership. Together, we'll have an honest conversation about integrity, wise leadership, and creating a church culture where trust is earned through openness and faithful stewardship.

In this episode, Jason takes an honest look at family leadership in the church and the questions it can raise. When multiple family members serve in leadership, is it a healthy legacy, or can it create challenges for accountability, trust, and future growth? Together, we'll explore what Scripture says about leadership, stewardship, and building healthy church cultures that put God's mission first. It's a thoughtful conversation designed to encourage reflection, not point fingers, as we consider what faithful leadership looks like for the long haul.

In this episode, Jason explores the challenges and opportunities that come with family leadership in the church. Is passing leadership from one generation to the next a healthy legacy, or can it unintentionally limit growth and accountability? Together, we'll take an honest, biblical look at succession, stewardship, and what it means to put God's mission above personal or family interests.

In this episode, Jason talks about why discernment is such an important part of the Christian life. We'll look at what discernment really is, why every believer needs it, and how to recognize God's wisdom in a world full of competing voices. Whether you're just beginning to grow in this area or want to strengthen your spiritual discernment, this conversation will give you practical, biblical insight you can apply every day.

In this episode of Touch Not the Anointed, Jason takes a closer look at the difference between Exegesis and Eisegesis, 2 approaches to reading the Bible that can lead to very different conclusions. Learn why it's so important to let Scripture speak for itself instead of reading our own ideas into the text, and discover how this simple shift can deepen your understanding of God's Word.

In the premiere episode of Touch Not the Anointed, Jason talks about something that's often overlooked when reading the Bible: Context. Because when we take Scripture out of context, it's easy to miss what God was actually saying. Join the conversation as we explore why context matters and how it can completely change the way we understand God's Word.