Clawson Leadership Podcast

Today, Pastor Josh breaks down the Relational River and what it means to be a leader at Clawson. Simply put, The Relational River is a tool to help you disciple and develop people in the Kingdom of God. Let's learn about it today!Download the Relational River printout here : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cL7KD_IUYo7CZSyryzlYtYT9ec-kTSzA/view?usp=share_link

In this episode, Christian dives into Exodus 18 — a moment in leadership history where Moses almost burned out trying to do everything himself. Sound familiar? Christian unpacks four powerful leadership lessons straight from Moses’ conversation with Jethro that every pastor, leader, or team builder needs to hear:1️⃣ Growth is a Grind – When God brings harvest, it always requires hands.2️⃣ We Need Reality Checks – Busyness doesn’t always equal effectiveness.3️⃣ Do Less, Develop More – Stop fixing problems; start developing problem-solvers.4️⃣ Make the Shift: Select, Appoint, Empower – Growth happens when we move from doing to developing.If you’re tired, stretched, or standing in the middle of rapid growth — this episode is for you.

In this episode of the Clawson Church Leadership Podcast, we break down a practical tool called The Leadership Funnel — a simple way to identify and develop real leadership potential in your team. From being Christ-like and fitting the culture, to character, competence, and calling — this funnel helps you spot who’s ready to carry the weight of leadership and who still needs time to grow. Whether you’re leading in ministry, business, or life, this episode will give you a framework to build healthy leaders who last.Download the Leadership Funnel printout here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hfNDS4_8pLMIrWDi0tRVHatCc1VROyeU/view?usp=sharingEmail me at [email protected]!

In this episode, Brian asks a simple but powerful question: What type of leader are you?He unpacks the CliftonStrengths test and breaks down how different types of leaders are wired — from influencers and achievers to relators and strategists. You’ll walk away with a better understanding of your unique strengths and how to use them to lead with confidence and purpose.