Are you stepping into a new season of ministry? Whether you’re leaving a long-term role, joining a new church, or sensing a shift in your calling, this episode offers honest insight and practical guidance to help you navigate your transition with clarity, confidence, and faith. Host Jason Daye is joined by longtime pastor Steve Bezner.
Join us as we explore:
- How to recognize when a ministry season is shifting
- The importance of the core of your identity and calling
- Healthy ways to process leaving a church or role
- Practical steps to prepare for what’s next
- Encouragement for the in-between space
This conversation is for pastors and ministry leaders discerning what’s next—those in transition, on the edge of change, or already stepping into the unknown.
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Connect with this week’s Guest, Steve Bezner
Additional Resources
www.stevebezner.com – Visit Steve’s website to dive deeper into his ministry, read his latest articles, and discover resources designed to encourage and equip you in your walk with God.
Your Jesus Is Too American: Calling the Church to Reclaim Kingdom Values over the American Dream (Prioritizing Gospel Witness over Power, Money, and Political Influence) – In his book, Baptist pastor Steve Bezner invites Christians to rediscover what Jesus treasured and incorporate those kingdom values into the church’s witness. With a foreword by Beth Moore, this book offers a welcome perspective for church leaders and congregants alike who are frustrated with the way many churches pursue values that are not in line with Jesus’s teachings and are worried about the American church’s credibility crisis.
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