Rebuilding Trust After Leadership Fails

Trust isn’t rebuilt by force of will or a perfect apology tour; it’s rebuilt when we start where Isaiah did—seeing that God is still on the throne even when leaders fall. We open up about church hurt, disappointment, and the quiet anger many carry toward God, then chart a hopeful path forward built on clarity, boundaries, and honest community. Along the way, we break down the difference between honor, respect, and trust, and why confusing them keeps us stuck. You’ll learn the “pace of grace,” practical ways to reenter community after disappointment, and how accountability and safeguards protect both people and the mission. And we don’t dodge the hard stuff: we name real wounds, honor the complexity of trauma, and keep pointing back to the steady goodness of God.

By the end, you’ll have language to evaluate influence, tools to set healthy boundaries, and a way to begin rebuilding trust with God first so you can wisely trust people again. If you’re ready for healing that’s honest, patient, and rooted in Scripture, press play and walk with us. If this resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review with one insight you’re taking into your week.

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