Deryl Hurst and Wes Dudley on Leading Together Effectively
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Larry Kreider welcomes Deryl Hurst and Wes Dudley back to the studio to share their personal journey of working together as a senior leader and executive pastor. Deryl and Wes highlight the essential qualities of humility, honoring others, and empowering and releasing leaders while offering practical suggestions for creating a personal plan of development for your team members.
Quotable Quotes:
- “Different personalities on a team are a blessing!”
- “As we release others, there’s always something more that God has for us.”
Highlights:
- It is vital for the senior leader to cultivate a safe environment where other team members feel empowered and secure to openly communicate their feelings and insights.
- Maintaining mutual respect and honor, even in the presence of conflict and differing opinions, is important.
- 2 Corinthians 10:13-17
- Releasing your team to walk in their spheres of ministry without micromanaging is key to fostering a healthy relationship and promoting the growth of leaders.
Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
- DOVE Westgate Church
- Passing the 21 Tests of Leadership: Biblical Insights for Leaving a Legacy of Leadership & Influence by Larry Kreider
- The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell
- DOVE Global Leadership & Ministry School
Related Resources:
- The Biblical Role of Elders for Today’s Church by Larry Kreider, Ron Myer, Steve Prokopchak, and Brian Sauder
For more information about Larry Kreider, his books, daily devotionals, small-group resources, or other teachings, visit larrykreider.com.
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