Things I Wish I'd Known

By: Steve Robinson & Maurice McCracken
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  • Summary

  • Steve Robinson (Cornerstone Church Liverpool) and Maurice McCracken (Christ Church Liverpool) join with guests to discuss things they wish they'd known when starting out in ministry. A leadership podcast for church and ministry leaders.
    Copyright 2019 All rights reserved.
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Christianity Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Is Spiritual Abuse A Real Thing, And How Do I Know If I Am Doing It?

    Is Spiritual Abuse A Real Thing, And How Do I Know If I Am Doing It?
    Oct 2 2020

    In this episode, Steve and Maurice discuss the topic of spiritual abuse and what it means for leaders to employ biblical discernment as they lead.

    @tiwidpodcast @ste_robbo @Mos_aic

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    37 mins
  • I'm Not Better Than The People I'm Ministering To

    I'm Not Better Than The People I'm Ministering To
    Jan 15 2020

    Steve and Maurice chat with Graham Peel, Pastor of Northwood Chapel Kirkby about the things he wishes he'd known before starting out in ministry, including what it looks like to minister to people from a different background to your own.

    @tiwidpodcast @ste_robbo @Mos_aic

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    34 mins
  • The Real Importance of Eldership Plurality

    The Real Importance of Eldership Plurality
    Dec 4 2019

    In this episode, Steve Robinson talks with Maurice McCracken about how he wishes he had known the importance of healthy plurality in church eldership.

    'Healthy Plurality = Durable Church' by Dave Harvey: https://amzn.to/34Npdnr

    @tiwidpodcast @ste_robbo @Mos_aic

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    32 mins

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