The Leader's Heart with Matt Redman

Famous at Home

Josh + Christi Straub

Parenting, Relationships, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Kids & Family

4.9 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2022

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Leadership is often lonely, fast-paced, and unrelenting. Our emotional and spiritual well-being often hangs in the balance of leading at work and showing up at home. In this episode, Josh sits down with his friend Matt Redman, two-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter, worship leader, and author to talk about how they prioritize their own emotional growth as they lead their families.

The two of them talk about The Leader's Heart Cohort, what it means to be famous at home, and leadership as an act of worship. They also explain how to begin your first "yes" in the process of engaging well in your home.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast. Today, singer, songwriter, and worship pastor, Matt Redman joins us to talk about emotionally healthy leadership.
0:10.0	More than all those other accolades, though, he is a friend, and he graciously gave us time today to talk about his own journey to becoming an emotionally healthy leader. We really talk about emotional leadership,
0:24.4	healthy leadership as an act of worship. And we'd love for you to check it out. Also, we'll talk
0:30.2	a little bit about what we call the Leaders Heart cohort. It is a five-month cohort where you get
0:35.5	the journey with other like-minded people to be famous at home
0:39.3	so that you can thrive on your stage. We'll put the links in there for you to check that out.
0:43.8	Without further ado, here is my interview with Matt Redmond.
0:48.6	Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast. Today, I am delighted to have a dear friend on the podcast to talk about emotional
0:57.9	and spiritual leadership and the balance of that. And my friend today is none other than Matt Redman.
1:05.4	Matt, thank you so much for being on the podcast. A pleasure. I come on not as an expert.
1:13.2	In the intro there, you make it sound like I'm going to know what I'm talking about here.
1:16.6	You know, I invite him on to talk about emotional leadership.
1:20.7	I'm the, I'm the, I'm the, I'm the, I'm like, this is how you don't do it, you know, the, but that's why I thought I'd come on to try and encourage other people like me who,
1:30.0	who, you know, try to do better in that area.
1:34.3	Oh, my goodness.
1:35.2	Well, that's what I love about you is, and it's so funny because, well, I'm going to tell this story here in a little bit.
1:42.0	I've got a great story to tell about you.
1:43.8	But, and you're probably wondering what the world that story is, but it speaks to who you are.
1:49.0	I'd love for you to start, though, just letting those listening.
1:53.5	Introduce yourself. Introduce your family. I mean, most people listening would know you by the songs that they sing, the songs that you've written through the years.
2:03.0	And I just want to start by thanking you for what you have done for us to help lead us closer to the Lord in the ways that you write and the ways that you use God's gifts that he's given you for all of us.
2:18.3	So I just want to start by saying that.
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