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Jeremy is joined by Steve Manuel to discuss how to predict when a Christian leader will fall - an unfortunate reality, but important conversation that needs to happen as believers. They compare the system of disciple-making vs. the system of celebrity-making, and provide a number of specific tactics that anyone with a growing sphere of influence can utilize to ensure ego and celebrity do not overtake their humble service for God's glory.
On this episode, we talk about:
2:00 Celebrity Christian culture
3:19 Jeremy's article: How To Predict If A Christian Leader Will Fall
7:37 Steven's response as the "celebrity apologist" in the discussion
13:30 Small vs. celebrity-focused systems
19:15: John the Baptist-style leadership, elders, and youthful good intentions
25:03 How to protect yourself from self-worship if you're in a celebrity position, even if it's just locally in your family or church
34:47 A system is perfectly designed to give you the results you're getting
40:27 Influence, social media, temptation, and Jesus' 2 answers to increasing fame
48:01 Death to the fear of man
Resources Mentioned
Family Inc - Start your family business
Steve Manuel Twitter
Abraham's Wallet
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