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Does Your Church Have These Markers of Being Fully Engaged?Podcast: Pastors Thriving Host: Kevin ElworthEpisode SummaryWhat does a healthy, engaged church actually look like?After recognizing how easy it is for people to be present but not truly connected, the next question becomes clear: How do we know if our church is actually engaging people well?In this episode, Kevin outlines the core markers of a fully engaged church—not as an ideal to strive for, but as a framework to help leaders bring clarity, alignment, and movement to their ministry.This isn’t about adding more programs. It’s about ensuring people don’t get stuck.In This Episode, You’ll Learn:The difference between attendance, participation, and engagementWhy many churches unintentionally stall people’s growthThe key markers that define a fully engaged churchHow clarity creates momentum without adding pressureWhy engagement is about movement, not activityThe Core Idea“A fully engaged church isn’t one where everyone serves. It’s one where everyone is moving.”Moving toward:connectiongrowthpurposediscipleshipThe Markers of a Fully Engaged Church1. Clear Next Steps Every person knows what their next step is.2. Shared Responsibility Leadership is not centralized—the weight is distributed.3. Intentional Follow-Through People are noticed, contacted, and guided quickly.4. A Culture of Movement People progress from: guest → connected → serving → leading → discipling othersWhy This MattersWhen these markers are present:Pastors experience less pressureTeams operate with clarityPeople grow fasterThe church becomes alive—not just activeA Leadership ReframeThis is not about doing more.“It’s about aligning what already exists.”Who This Episode Is ForPastors who sense people are stallingChurches with strong attendance but low engagementLeaders seeking clarity without complexityTeams feeling stretched but not seeing growthWhat’s NextIn Episode 100, Kevin steps back to explore a bigger question:What does the future of the Church require from leaders right now?

The Hidden Crisis in Most Churches (And Why Leaders Don’t See It)Podcast: Pastors Thriving Host: Kevin ElworthEpisode SummaryMany churches today appear healthy on the surface.Services run smoothly. Teams stay busy. Attendance holds steady.But beneath that activity, something quieter—and more concerning—is happening.People are present… but not engaged.In this episode, Kevin addresses a hidden crisis affecting many churches: the slow drift of people who are attending but not truly connected, growing, or moving forward in their faith.This isn’t about lack of effort. It’s about lack of clarity.And most churches don’t recognize it until it’s already costing them.In This Episode, You’ll Learn:Why attendance can mask deeper engagement issuesThe difference between a functioning church and a fruitful oneHow people quietly disengage without drawing attentionWhy “busy” leadership can unintentionally overlook peopleThree signs your church may be experiencing this hidden crisisA simple leadership diagnostic to bring clarityThe Hidden CrisisPeople are showing up—but they’re not moving.They attend. They listen. But they don’t connect, grow, or step into purpose.And because they’re still present, leaders assume everything is fine.Three Signs to Watch For1. Invisible People You don’t know who is drifting until they’re already gone.2. Busy Leadership Energy is focused on maintaining services—not shepherding people.3. Undefined Pathways There is no clear, consistent next step for people to take.Leadership DiagnosticAsk yourself:Do we know who is actively taking next steps in our church right now?Do we know who has stopped taking steps?Who is responsible for noticing?Could someone attend for months and still remain unknown?If these questions feel unclear, the issue is not personal—it’s structural.Key Insight“Churches rarely lose people through conflict. They lose them through invisibility.”A Pastoral ReminderThis is not about blame.Most churches aren’t here because they don’t care— they’re here because they’ve been busy, stretched, and trying to keep everything moving.But awareness is the first act of leadership.What’s NextIn the next episode, Kevin unpacks what a fully engaged church actually looks like—and how clarity around engagement changes everything.

In this episode of Pastors Thriving, Kevin sits down with Pastor Aaron McBride of Victory Baptist Church in Fallon, Nevada.Aaron shares the deeper story behind his book, When the Desert Blooms, and reflects on the seasons of uncertainty, pain, pruning, and personal transformation that shaped both his ministry and his heart. From strained relationships and desert seasons in leadership, to unexpected health battles in his family, to the powerful community outreach event known as Night of Hope, this conversation is full of honest perspective for pastors who are trying to remain faithful in hard ground.This is not a conversation about chasing visible success. It is a conversation about what God does in the hidden places first.Kevin and Aaron discuss:why Aaron sees himself first as a local church pastorthe danger of drifting into cultural Christianityhow discipleship must move beyond information into real actionwhat desert seasons taught Aaron about humility, mentoring, and dependence on Godhow God used Night of Hope to awaken gospel hunger in Fallonwhy pastors need to get into their communities instead of hiding in church officeshow prayer becomes deeper and more real through sufferingAaron’s story is a needed encouragement for pastors who feel like they are laboring in dry places. Sometimes the bloom is already beginning, even if you cannot see it yet.You can find Aaron's book, When the Desert Blooms, on Amazon

Hey Pastor!Many pastors secretly wonder: “Is it me?”When growth stalls, we often assume it’s preaching quality, relevance, or programming.But what if the real issue isn’t your sermon?In this episode, Kevin unpacks why church growth almost always stalls because of structure — not speaking ability.You’ll learn:Why preaching inspires but systems integrateThe hidden leak in most churchesWhy your church grows at the speed of its assimilation systemHow to measure movement, not just attendanceConnect with Kevin: coaching@kevinelworth.live and at pastorsthriving.com

If only 20% of your church is serving… you don’t have a people problem. You have a pathway problem.In this episode, Kevin unpacks the growing engagement crisis inside local churches. The old 80/20 rule isn’t accurate anymore. In many churches, it’s closer to 95/5 — and most of that 5% is staff.This isn’t about laziness. It’s about clarity.Kevin walks through:Why unclear engagement pathways stall growthThe myth that people don’t serve because they lack commitmentThe structural gaps killing volunteer momentumWhy energy dies in delayHow to implement a simple 3-step activation flowThe power of personal invitation over stage announcementsIf your church feels stretched thin… If your core is exhausted… If guests disappear after a few weeks…This episode will help you diagnose the real issue.Key Takeaways✔ Serving engagement is a systems issue, not a motivation issue ✔ Most churches assume progression — they don’t design it ✔ Momentum dies in ambiguity ✔ Energy dies in delay ✔ Stage announcements don’t replace personal invitation ✔ Engagement multiplies when pathways are clearQuestions for ReflectionIf 20% of your church stopped serving this Sunday, what would collapse?Do you have a defined progression from guest → attender → member → server?Is your invitation system general or specific?How fast do you place someone once they express interest?Want Help Clarifying Your Pathway?If you’re ready to build a predictable engagement system instead of hoping people step up, book a complimentary strategy call:👉 https://calendly.com/kevinelworthcoaching/complimentary-1-1-strategy-callOr explore the Fully Engaged Church framework.

Many churches today are busy—but not all are effective.Staff calendars are full. Sundays are prepared. Volunteers are scheduled. And yet, people are quietly drifting away—unnoticed, unseen, and unsupported.In this episode of Pastors Thriving, Kevin addresses a growing and often unrecognized issue in church life: the systemic overlooking of people. Not because churches don’t care—but because their systems are optimized for activity rather than visibility.This is a pastoral, discerning conversation for leaders who sense that something isn’t quite right, even though everything appears to be “working.”In This Episode, You’ll Learn:Why busy and effective are not the same thingHow churches unintentionally overlook people through systems, not neglectWhy people leave quietly—and what their silence actually meansThe false belief that “if someone wants to be involved, they’ll let us know”How avoidance often stems from leadership exhaustion, not apathyA simple diagnostic to determine if this issue exists in your churchA practical 7-Day Visibility Audit to bring clarity without overwhelmKey Leadership Insight“A lack of response is not rebellion—it’s confusion.”Most people who disengage from church aren’t resisting involvement. They’re uncertain about where they belong—and unsure if they’re wanted.Churches don’t lose people because they stop caring. They lose people because no one notices when connection quietly breaks down.Diagnostic Questions for Church LeadersAs shared in the episode, consider these questions honestly:Can we clearly describe what happens to a guest between their first visit and third Sunday?Is someone clearly responsible for noticing disengagement—or does everyone assume someone else will?How quickly does a real person follow up with a new volunteer?Could someone attend for months and still remain mostly unknown?Do our systems primarily serve people—or just services?If more than one of these feels unclear, the issue is likely structural, not spiritual.Homework: The 7-Day Visibility AuditOver the next week, pastors are encouraged to:List the last 10 people who connected with the churchTrack:Who contacted themHow quicklyWhat next step was offeredIdentify:Where handoffs broke downWhere responsibility was unclearWhere people could easily disappearNo fixing yet. Just seeing.Awareness is the first act of leadership.A Pastoral ReframeChurches that thrive long-term don’t rely on passion alone. They build intentional pathways so people don’t fall through the cracks.This isn’t about adding programs. It’s about aligning responsibility—so people are not just welcomed, but guided.Who This Episode Is For:This episode is especially helpful for:Pastors sensing quiet disengagement in their churchLeaders whose teams are busy but stretched thinChurches experiencing drift without obvious conflictStaffs who care deeply but lack clarity around follow-throughLeaders who want effectiveness without burnoutFinal Encouragement:Recognition is not failure. It’s leadership.Seeing a blind spot doesn’t disqualify you—it positions you to shepherd more faithfully.

Pastors today are carrying immense pressure—often quietly.Pressure to prove their calling. Pressure to justify their leadership. Pressure to keep going, even when the cost feels too high.In this episode of Pastors Thriving, Kevin invites pastors into a reflective, Scripture-anchored conversation centered on the story of Jephthah in Judges 11. Rather than approaching the passage academically, Kevin explores it pastorally—using Jephthah’s story as a mirror for how unresolved tension, insecurity, and cultural pressure can shape leadership decisions today.This is a deeply formational episode for pastors who feel stretched, questioned, or quietly exhausted—and who may be carrying vows, sacrifices, or expectations God never asked them to carry.In This Episode, You’ll Hear About:Why many pastors feel an internal pressure to prove themselvesHow unresolved tension can begin to drive leadership decisionsThe difference between biblical authority and cultural expectationWhy Jephthah’s vow was unnecessary—and what that reveals about leadership under pressureHow insecurity, not rebellion, often leads to unhealthy sacrificeThe danger of keeping promises God never requiredWhy tension is not a command to act, but an invitation to discernHow pastors can move from pressure and proving into trust and clarityKey Leadership Insight“Insecurity under pressure leads to vows God never required.”Jephthah did not lack calling, courage, or opportunity. What he lacked was clarity in the presence of tension.This episode reframes tension not as failure—but as a signal. A moment to pause, listen, and discern what God is actually asking, rather than reacting from fear or cultural expectation.Scripture FocusJudges 11 (The story of Jephthah)John 16:33Biblical themes of authority, favor, sacrifice, and trustWho This Episode Is ForThis episode is especially for pastors who:Feel pressure to justify their leadership or resultsAre carrying unspoken vows related to time, family, health, or overcommitmentSense tension in ministry but aren’t sure how to interpret itFeel alone, unseen, or unsupported in leadershipDesire clarity and peace without adding more effort or programsA Pastoral ReframeTension is not your enemy. Uninterpreted tension is.God does not need your vow. He is inviting your trust.You are not behind. You are not failing. And you do not have to carry what was never yours to carry.Continue the ConversationKevin regularly shares encouragement and leadership insight for pastors through the Pastors Thriving podcast and weekly Friday emails—designed to bring clarity, calm, and perspective without pressure.If this episode resonated with you, stay with the conversation. You are not walking this road alone.As always, If i can be of help to you, just reach out -- coaching @ kevinelworth.live Pastorsthriving.comHere's a copy of my book, Breaking the I Can't Cycle - https://amzn.to/3ETprks

As we step into 2026, many pastors are quietly hoping for relief—but instead feel a steady, underlying pressure that never fully lifts.In this episode, Kevin Elworth names 10 quiet pressures pastors are carrying—pressures that rarely get acknowledged, talked about, or addressed in church culture. These aren’t dramatic crises. They’re subtle, cumulative weights that often lead to exhaustion, isolation, and burnout if left unexamined.This conversation isn’t about doing more. It’s about naming what’s heavy, releasing what was never yours to carry, and rediscovering a leadership posture that is easy and light—the way Jesus intended.What You’ll Hear in This EpisodeKevin walks through the 10 quiet pressures pastors are carrying into 2026, including:Being the emotional regulator for everyoneCarrying vision without shared ownershipLiving in a constant state of “almost enough”Feeling responsible for other people’s spiritual maturityManaging decline or stagnation without permission to grieveBeing needed more than you are knownCarrying financial pressure personally—even when it’s organizationalFeeling responsible to fix what you didn’t createNever fully knowing when you’ve done “enough”Leading people while quietly questioning sustainabilityKevin also explores why these pressures persist, how pastors often confuse ownership with responsibility, and why burnout doesn’t come from crisis—but from carrying what was never meant to be carried alone.Key Insight from the Episode“The goal isn’t to carry these pressures better—it’s to stop carrying what was never yours to carry to begin with.”Most of the strain pastors feel today isn’t a faith problem or a calling issue—it’s a leadership load issue. Health doesn’t come from trying harder; it comes from alignment, shared responsibility, and wise structure.Who This Episode Is ForPastors feeling quietly exhausted or overwhelmedLeaders carrying more than they can sustainChurch leaders longing for health without adding more programsAnyone questioning pace, sustainability, or isolation in ministryWhat’s Coming NextIn the next episodes, Kevin will unpack how churches can move from pastor-centered pressure to shared leadership—without chaos, burnout, or adding complexity.If this episode named something you’ve been carrying quietly, stay with the conversation. You’re not behind—and you’re not alone.Connect with KevinIf this episode encouraged you or named something real in your life, Kevin would love to hear from you. Reach out anytime—support and prayer are always welcome.coaching@kevinelworth.livePastorsthriving.comKevinelworth.live

Ministry can feel heavier than anyone prepared you for.If you’re still faithful, still praying, still leading—but quietly exhausted—this episode is for you.In this conversation, Kevin speaks directly to pastors who feel the growing weight of leadership, expectations, and responsibility. Not to fix you. Not to push you harder. But to remind you that heaviness does not mean failure—and exhaustion does not mean disobedience.This episode creates space to pause, breathe, and remember what God actually asked you to carry—and what He didn’t.In this episode, we explore:Why ministry feels heavier than it used toThe emotional and spiritual weight pastors carry in silenceHow misplaced responsibility creates exhaustionWhy faithfulness and results are not the same thingWhat it looks like to rest in God’s sustaining promiseHow to lead without carrying burdens you were never meant to holdIf you’ve been questioning your capacity, your calling, or your faithfulness, this episode is an invitation to slow down and breathe again.Key Scripture referenced:1 Thessalonians 5:24Philippians 4:6–7John 16:33Psalm 127:1This episode is part of an ongoing series for pastors who want to lead with clarity, health, and faithfulness—without burning out or carrying unnecessary weight.

Episode: The Money Mindset You’re Teaching Your Kids (Without Realizing It)In this episode, Kevin unpacks how most of us learned money—not through wisdom, but through fear—and how those lessons quietly shape our parenting, leadership, and ministry.You’ll hear about:Why most financial beliefs are inherited, not chosenHow fear becomes the filter through which money is taughtThe Super Bowl commercial conversation—and what it revealsWhy “cash isn’t king—cashflow is”The difference between intentional and unintentional educationWhy the dinner table may be the most formative classroom in your homeA real story of investing in growth instead of shrinking backHow renewed thinking (Romans 12:2) breaks generational cyclesKey ideas to reflect on:What money phrases did you hear growing up?What phrases do your kids hear now?Are you teaching scarcity—or stewardship and flow?What conversations are you avoiding that might actually be forming belief?Mentioned Resources:Breaking the I Can’t Cycle by Kevin Elworth - https://amzn.to/3ETprksScripture: Romans 12:2Connect with Kevin:Website: pastorsthriving.comEmail: coaching@kevinelworth.live

Many pastors are doing everything they know to do—praying, preaching, serving faithfully—yet still feel exhausted, stalled, or quietly discouraged.In this episode, Kevin Elworth returns to Pastors Thriving after a short pause to address a tension most pastors feel but rarely say out loud:Faithfulness alone doesn’t guarantee effectiveness.This conversation reframes burnout, disengaged volunteers, and leadership overload—not as spiritual failure, but as a structural issue. It’s an invitation to stop grinding harder and start leading differently.If you’ve ever thought, “I love Jesus… so why does this still feel unsustainable?”—this episode is for you.In This EpisodeWhy faithfulness and effectiveness are not the same thingHow pastors end up carrying systems they were never meant to carryThe hidden cost of confusing obedience with sustainabilityWhy exhaustion may be an invitation to redesign, not quitNext StepIf this episode resonates and you’re realizing your church is busy but not aligned, you don’t need more content—you need clarity.👉 Book a conversation here: https://calendly.com/kevinelworthcoaching/complimentary-1-1-strategy-call

What if your church’s discipleship system could multiply without adding a single new program?In this fast-paced episode, Kevin unpacks three powerful shifts every pastor must make to move from maintenance to movement in their discipleship culture. Drawing from his Make More Disciples Challenge, Kevin explains how small mindset shifts can unlock massive ministry impact.In this episode, you’ll learn:Action Over Information — Why discipleship is more caught than taught and how to move people from sitting to serving.Pathways Over Programs — How to simplify your ministry calendar and create a clear next-step culture.Shared Leadership Over Lone Leadership — How to build a multiplying culture that prevents burnout and empowers believers to lead.If your church is stuck in the cycle of “busy but not fruitful,” this episode will help you re-center your focus and create a pathway that engages every believer in the mission of Christ. If you're ready to take action on your churches engagement and discipleship movement, then the MMDC is right for you. Let's jump on a call and talk about if you're a good fit for the next Challenge. https://calendly.com/kevinelworthcoaching/make-more-disciples-challenge-1

Today on Pastors Thriving, I welcome Pastor Bryan Samms, lead pastor of River City Baptist Church in Jacksonville, FL. Bryan and his wife, Angie, along with their five kids, are living proof that prayer and radical belief in an almighty God still move mountains today.Now, you might be thinking, “Isn’t that what every church is about?” Great question—and in this power-packed episode, you’ll discover what sets Bryan’s ministry apart and what you can apply in your own context to spark an impactful, miraculous movement in your church.We’ll talk about:Why prayer must move beyond formality into expectancyWhat Bryan has learned through seasons of leadership, faith, and familyHow to position your church for God-sized breakthroughs📚 Grab Bryan’s book Rescued: Our Family’s Adoption Story here: Amazon Link🔗 Connect with Bryan:Website: www.bryansamms.comPulpit Advance: www.pulpitadvance.comFacebook: PreacherSammsX/Twitter: @bryansammsInstagram: @preachersammsIf you’re ready to step into a ministry-shifting experience of your own, check out the Make More Disciples Challenge and get registered today.

In this episode of Pastors Thriving, I sit down with Meme Mulugeta, a woman with a powerful story of redemption and renewal. Meme shares how the Lord has led her out of a wilderness season into a fresh place of growth, freedom, and obedience to His Spirit.If you’ve ever felt stuck, dry, or desolate in your spiritual journey, Meme’s testimony will encourage you to keep trusting the Lord’s leading. Together, we talk about what it looks like to walk through desert seasons, why they matter, and how God uses them to prepare us for greater impact.What You’ll Hear in This Episode:Meme’s personal story of redemption and breakthrough.The role of the Holy Spirit in leading us through dry seasons.Why wilderness seasons are not wasted but deeply formative.Encouragement to step into obedience and trust God’s timing.This conversation will inspire you to believe again for growth beyond the barren places in your life.You can connect with Meme through the following channels:Website: www.the1andonlypublishing.comInstagram: @the1andonlypublishingFacebook: The1andOnly PublishingYouTube: The1andOnly Publishing

What if your church’s discipleship system could multiply without adding a single new program?In this fast-paced episode, Kevin unpacks three powerful shifts every pastor must make to move from maintenance to movement in their discipleship culture. Drawing from his Make More Disciples Challenge, Kevin explains how small mindset shifts can unlock massive ministry impact.In this episode, you’ll learn:Action Over Information — Why discipleship is more caught than taught and how to move people from sitting to serving.Pathways Over Programs — How to simplify your ministry calendar and create a clear next-step culture.Shared Leadership Over Lone Leadership — How to build a multiplying culture that prevents burnout and empowers believers to lead.If your church is stuck in the cycle of “busy but not fruitful,” this episode will help you re-center your focus and create a pathway that engages every believer in the mission of Christ.👉 Learn more about the Make More Disciples Challenge: https://morediscipleschallenge.com/optin

Special episode in honor of Charlie Kirk and his profound and powerful legacy

If someone asked your staff to write down your church’s mission, would they all say the same thing?In this episode, Kevin walks pastors through 7 clarity-defining questions that reveal how well your church’s mission, discipleship process, and expectations are actually understood—not just by you, but by your staff, volunteers, and congregation.Clarity kills confusion. Without it, you lose momentum. But with it? You create powerful alignment that fuels growth and next steps.In this episode:Why obscurity is more dangerous than declineThe one-sentence test that reveals your real mission clarityHow to diagnose if your team is aligned or just assumingWhat most churches forget to define when it comes to successHow to bring instant clarity to your discipleship process🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts 👉 Pastors Thriving Podcast🚀 Ready to create clarity and momentum in your ministry? Join the Make More Disciples Challenge → https://morediscipleschallenge.com/optin🤝 Want personalized insight into your clarity gap? Book a free coaching session with Kevin → https://calendly.com/kevinelworthcoaching/complimentary-1-1-strategy-call

What lies have you unknowingly partnered with that keep you from experiencing the abundant life Jesus promised? In this powerful conversation, I sit down with author Jodi Goshorn to talk about her new book, Goodbye Lies, Hello Life.Jodi opens up about her journey from missions work in Thailand to homeschooling mom of six, and the painful but freeing process of uncovering lies she believed about God, herself, and her calling. Together, we talk about:Why subtle lies are the most dangerous to your faithThe trap of believing ministry requires a title or positionWhat it looks like to discover your God-given identity and walk in itHow fear manipulates us — and how freedom from fear unlocks abundanceThe role of vulnerability, surrender, and trust in the Christian lifeWhether you’re a pastor, leader, or everyday believer, this episode will remind you: you are chosen, called, and equipped for kingdom impact.👉 Grab Jodi’s book Goodbye Lies, Hello Life on Amazon and be sure to leave her a review after you read it.Resources & Links:Connect with Jodi on Facebook and InstagramConnect with Kevin at Pastors Thriving Podcast - Coaching@kevinelworth.live

Rebuild momentum, reenergize your people, and stop settling for surface-level ministry.Pastor—what if the energy you’ve been praying for is just three decisions away?In this episode of Pastors Thriving, Kevin breaks down the 3 key decisions that can reignite engagement in your church—without burning you out or overhauling everything. Whether you're sensing apathy in your people, fatigue in your leadership, or just want to lead with greater clarity this season, these three shifts are for you.You’ll learn:Why your current engagement may be stalled (and how to restart it)The difference between busy ministry and aligned ministryHow to create clarity around your church’s next step—starting nowWhat happens when your team finally moves in the same directionPlus, Kevin shares a personal story that just might help you reframe how you think about momentum, clarity, and people’s real potential.📘 Want to go deeper? Grab Kevin’s book: 👉 Breaking the I Can’t Cycle: Moving Your Life from I Can’t to I Did! This book is full of the mindsets and practical steps that pastors need to break through spiritual and leadership ceilings—without burning out or giving up.🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pastors-thriving-ministry-leadership-discipleship-church/id1704510489?i=1000701697710Has engagement dropped in your church—or just in you? These three decisions will help you reengage both.#ChurchEngagement #PastorsThriving #ChurchLeadership #BreakTheCycle #MinistryMomentum #ChurchGrowth

Abundance is a word we throw around in church circles — but have you ever stopped to ask, what does abundance look like for me?In this episode of Pastors Thriving, Kevin takes you into Psalm 24:1, John 10:10, and Romans 8:28 to explore how God’s definition of abundance intersects with your personal desires, ministry goals, and family life.Kevin shares his own story of a sabbatical retreat where he defined financial abundance years before it became a reality — and how God honored that definition in unexpected ways. Along the way, you’ll learn:Why abundance demands your definition, not just a dictionary meaningHow desire, success, and failure look different for every pastorWhy God leaves out the word “how” in Romans 8:28 — and what that means for your trust in HimPractical steps to begin journaling and praying over your personal definition of abundanceHow resisting what God wants to give can keep you from experiencing fullnessIf you’ve ever wrestled with questions like:What does abundance look like in my church?Am I allowed to desire more?How can I trust God when I don’t know how?…this episode will encourage you to step into God’s fullness with fresh courage.👉 Resources & Next Steps:Join the Make More Disciples Challenge to help your church fully engage without burning you out.Connect with Kevin: kevinelworthcoaching.comSubscribe to the Pastors Thriving podcast so you never miss an episode.