Want to be more effective in ministry? Start by listening. Not just hearing words, but actually listening—deeply, intentionally, with no agenda. It’s not just a skill; it’s faith formation itself. 🙌
In this episode of the Future of Faith Podcast, hosts Josh Packard and Keedren Boston break down why trust matters more than truth (yep, you read that right). The data is clear: truth only resonates when trust has been established. And trust? That comes from time spent and genuine engagement.
Ministry isn’t about standing on a stage and delivering truth bombs—it’s about relationships. When people feel heard, they’re more open to growth, transformation, and faith. This episode dives into how listening creates a reciprocal relationship, where both the listener and the speaker are changed.
💡 Big insight? A listening culture doesn’t just happen—it has to be built. And when it is, it scales ministry efforts like nothing else. 🚀
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Why listening IS faith formation—not just a tool for it
✅ How building trust over time makes ministry more effective
✅ Why truth needs trust to land
✅ How listening can transform both the speaker and the listener
✅ Why prayer matters when navigating sensitive topics
Let’s Build a Culture of Listening
If you want to lead better, serve deeper, and connect more authentically, this episode is for you.
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