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This week on the 5 Leadership Questions podcast we are highlighting several of the speakers from our upcoming Pipeline Conference. We are excited about this event and all the leadership wisdom and practical advice that will be shared there, and we want you to share in some of that. The early bird registration discount ends July 31, and if you listen closely to the podcast you’ll hear a special offer to give you an even deeper discount. So listen in, get that discount code, and go to MyLeadershipPipeline.com to register you and your leadership team.
In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions podcast Todd Adkins and Kevin Spratt talk with Trip Lee, an award winning music artist and author as well as a pastor and speaker. Trip’s latest album and book are both titled Rise and are a challenging encouragement to believers. As a young leader, Trip’s perspective and insights on managing home and ministry balance, leading in the home, and taking on pastoral challenges is refreshing and honest.
BEST QUOTES
“Just because I’m a pastor doesn’t mean I’m more godly than everyone else in the church in every area.”
“Marriage in itself is a sanctifying experience.”
“The only way I know how to lead is to posture myself as a learner.”
“We want to have humble hearts that understand there are a lot of things we can do better.”
“The process is for the people, not the people for the process.”
“In the church the obstacle is trying to shepherd people through really hard stuff.”
“If I’m only learning from one kind of person I’m going to miss out on a lot of strengths.”
“There are so many things I could have learned more quickly if I hadn’t kept the circle I learned from so small.”
“If someone is indwelt with the Spirit of God there is a lot I can learn from that person.”
“I’ve been reaching out to people I disagree with to hear their perspective.”
“I just need a picture of Paul Tripp pre-moustache to see what’s under there.”
RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Rise – Book
Rise – Album
The End of the Law by Jason Meyer
The Life of God in the Soul of Man by Henry Scougal
