🔹 Trust is the foundation of leadership—but it’s easy to lose and hard to rebuild. Whether you’re stepping into a new church, leading a congregation through change, or repairing broken relationships, understanding how to build, maintain, and restore trust is critical.
In this episode of The Revitalized Church Podcast, Pastor Will sits down with David Smith, pastor of Oak Park Church in Mobile, Alabama, to dive deep into:
✅ Why trust is the most valuable currency in leadership
✅ The biggest trust killers in ministry (and how to avoid them)
✅ How pastors can gain trust even in difficult church transitions
✅ Real-life examples of restoring broken trust in ministry
✅ How small actions make or break credibility over time
✅ The two-way street of trust – why pastors must also trust their people
🎯 If you’re a pastor, leader, or church revitalizer, this conversation is a must-listen!
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