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Most pastors can sense when a staff situation isn’t working.
But many wait too long to address it—hoping things will improve, avoiding the tension, or struggling to find the right words.
When underperformance lingers, it doesn’t just affect one person. It impacts alignment, trust, culture, and the church’s ability to keep growing. In this episode of the Breaking 1000 Podcast, Mark Brewer, Scott Wilson, and Hunter Wilson unpack a practical framework for having hard staff conversations with both clarity and care.
This isn’t about being harsh.
It’s about leading your team well so your church can continue growing and fulfilling the mission God has given it.
In this conversation:
- The real reason pastors tolerate underperformance
- The 6-step framework for performance improvement conversations
- Why clarity is one of the most loving things a leader can give
- How to balance Paul-level accountability with Barnabas-level care
Strong leadership isn’t easy—but healthy churches require it.
By Ready Set GrowMost pastors can sense when a staff situation isn’t working.
But many wait too long to address it—hoping things will improve, avoiding the tension, or struggling to find the right words.
When underperformance lingers, it doesn’t just affect one person. It impacts alignment, trust, culture, and the church’s ability to keep growing. In this episode of the Breaking 1000 Podcast, Mark Brewer, Scott Wilson, and Hunter Wilson unpack a practical framework for having hard staff conversations with both clarity and care.
This isn’t about being harsh.
It’s about leading your team well so your church can continue growing and fulfilling the mission God has given it.
In this conversation:
- The real reason pastors tolerate underperformance
- The 6-step framework for performance improvement conversations
- Why clarity is one of the most loving things a leader can give
- How to balance Paul-level accountability with Barnabas-level care
Strong leadership isn’t easy—but healthy churches require it.