• Culture Change and Discipleship: Trinity Presbyterian's Pastor Matt McCollum on The Disciple Dilemma

  • Sep 19 2024
  • Length: 46 mins
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Culture Change and Discipleship: Trinity Presbyterian's Pastor Matt McCollum on The Disciple Dilemma

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  • Matt McCollum, Princeton-educated "PK" (Pastor's Kid), Husband, Dad and the Senior Pastor of Trinity Presbyterian in Fairhope, Alabama joins Dennis & Raymond to talk about leadership and changing church culture.

    00:00 - 05:39 Introduction
    05:40 - 08:00 What's It Like These Days as a Pastor?
    08:01 - 12:10 "Five-Year Crisis"
    12:11 - 13:27 Sticking With It Has Advantages
    13:28 - 14:49 Seeing The Dilemma
    14:50 - 16:57 Not At MY Church!
    16:58 - 20:08 Dilemma Heartburn
    20:09 - 23:51 Let's Shut This Conversation Down
    23:52 - 26:19 The Myth of the Omnipresent Pastor
    26:20 - 30:40 Church Isn't The 4th Member of the Trinity?
    30:41 - 35:09 How Is Discipleship Going at Your Church?
    35:10 - 40:15 The Long March of Culture Change
    40:16 - 43:20 How Leadership Grapples With Culture Change
    43:21 - 45:25 "Land The Plane Safely" Leadership
    45:26 - 46:17 Wrap Up

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