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🗓️ 24 January 2023
⏱️ 30 minutes
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As a pastor or leader, your primary role is to develop and disciple others.
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0:00.0 | Hi, my name is Pete Scazzaro. |
0:06.4 | Want to welcome you today to the Emotionally Healthy Leader Podcast. |
0:10.8 | Now, today's title is Coaching the Genogram, a powerful tool to deeply form leaders. |
0:19.1 | Actually, this is the first of three tools that I believe, and we believe, |
0:24.3 | needs to be in the toolbox of every leader in order to deeply change your church, your ministry, |
0:32.1 | the leaders that you're leading. Now, the primary work of every pastor, every leader, |
0:36.2 | whether this church or nonprofit, even |
0:38.0 | those of you who are in the marketplace, is to develop people, that is disciple people, |
0:42.7 | and thus create a culture, a disciple-making culture, not just in people's roles, but actually |
0:48.9 | in their development, their maturity as disciples, as followers of Christ. |
0:53.3 | Now, this happens by, of course, us doing our own |
0:55.9 | work and learning particular skills or means to coach or mentor our leaders, our teams, those in |
1:03.8 | our ministry. So today's podcast focuses on the genogram. The genogram is a powerful visual tool to document the history and |
1:13.6 | dynamics of our family relationships and their impact on us going back three to four generations. |
1:20.3 | It's a core part of our entire work called Emotionally Healthy Discipleship. But before we launch |
1:26.3 | into it, let me just say a few words of why |
1:28.9 | a tool like this is so worth your time and investment to master. Now just think of this with me |
1:37.5 | for a moment. God so loves the world more than we could ever, ever imagine. And he comes to earth |
1:43.3 | in a person of Jesus, and he engages |
1:45.1 | in a brief three-year ministry, massive crowds flock to him, and he teaches, he heals, he drives out |
1:52.4 | demons, people experience miracles. But he chooses 12. 12 people who we'd say were at least messed up on multiple levels, folks who actually had a faulty |
2:05.3 | understanding of God and Jesus, they had worldliness that they picked up from their culture, |
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