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How Did We Get Here? Pt 7: Shepherds or CEO’s?

from The Kingdom Order Podcast · host Spirit of Truth Ministries

Are churches being led by biblical shepherds… or run like corporations? In this episode of Kingdom Order (How Did We Get Here? Part 7), Dr. Deweylla and Dr. Kevin explore how modern church structure often mirrors corporate leadership—and why Scripture consistently points to plural elders and shared shepherding.They discuss the heavy expectations placed on one “senior pastor,” the burnout that follows, and how accountability weakens when leadership becomes centralized. Then they contrast that with the apostolic pattern shown in passages like Acts 14:23 and Titus 1:5: elders (plural) appointed to shepherd communities together.Key topics:Shepherds vs. CEOs: how church leadership drifted into corporate patternsWhy shared leadership protects both the flock and the shepherds“Overseer” as a job description—not a status titleAccountability, structure, and caring for people biblicallyJoin the conversation: Does your church feel more like a family—or a corporation?🔗 Join the Remnant Community: https://bit.ly/3YZO9q0🎓 Go deeper at Remnant Global Institute: https://remnantgi.org

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