Leading for Transformation

August 07, 2017

00:00 23:45

Listen on Your Favorite App

Spotify

Apple Podcasts

RSS

Most of us know how to teach for information, but how do you lead a team or group for transformation? On this week’s podcast we will share with you our approach and our methods, drawing on our 25 years of experience.

Here are a few bullet points from our conversation:

¬ The importance of preparing who you are.
¬ Spiritual leadership as hospitality. Holding space for others.
¬ Making space for spiritual practices & encountering God.
¬ Unhurried Time with God explained and experienced.
¬ Right-sizing content to maximize formation.
¬ Informational teaching vs. formational teaching.
¬ “Process” thinking versus “event” thinking.

If you want really unpack this with us, join us for our upcoming training: Leading for Transformation. In addition to the content above, we will also dig into An Unhurried Leader chapters on Working with God and Prayer as Primary Influence.

Go to unhurriedliving.com/change for more information and to register.

Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

More Episodes

See all episodes

Meet Your Hosts

Alan Fadling (MDiv) is a founding partner of Unhurried Living, Inc. in Mission Viejo, CA. He writes and speaks as an expert in the challenge of hurry in contemporary life and work and how to overcome it.

Alan consults and coaches leaders and their organizations in the U.S. and around the world, helping them work towards long-term productivity that lasts rather than settling for quick fixes that don’t. He is the award-winning author of five books, including An Unhurried Life, An Unhurried Leader, and A Non-Anxious Life.

Gem Fadling, CLC, is a founding partner of Unhurried Living. She is a trained Spiritual Director and a Certified Life Coach who trains people at the intersection of spiritual leadership and soul care.

Gem is the co-host of the Unhurried Living Podcast as well as the author of Hold That Thought and co-author of What Does Your Soul Love? Her work has appeared in Propel Women and Our Daily Bread.