Blameless: why good repenters make great leaders

Send me a Text Message or ask a question. — Jerrie What if “blameless” doesn’t mean perfect—and the real qualification for spiritual leadership (and every follower of Jesus) is something far more uncomfortable?  In a world where everyone sins, how can elders, deacons, and ordinary Christians be called to live above reproach?  This episode digs into the biblical meaning of blamelessness, the power of honest confession, and why a good repenter may be the most trustworthy person in the room. Subscribe to Seth Godin’s blog: https://seths.blog/subscribe/ Posted by Seth Godin on December 06, 2016, https://seths.blog/2016/12/the-other-person-is-always-right/ Seth Godin, September 18, 2014, https://seths.blog/2014/09/two-elements-of-an-apology/ As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There is no additional charge to you.    Between Preachers:    Between Preachers When you find a "mustard seed," please share the address of this podcast with a friend:  https://www.buzzsprout.com/2369804 Website for Braden Parsons Photography Braden Parsons' email:  [email protected] If you'd like to discuss your roofing needs, call Jerrie Wayne Barber, II, at 931.628.3390  This podcast is brought to you in conjunction with the Ministry League Network. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There is no additional charge to you. Fleecy Clouds: One Woman's Story of Surviving and Thriving After Childhood Abuse Between Preachers: you can grow thr...