In this episode of the Kids Ministry Collective Podcast, host Tom Bump addresses the various lies that ministry leaders often believe about themselves and their work.

Drawing insights from John 8 and personal experiences, Tom highlights common misconceptions such as feeling like a mere babysitter, believing one's efforts are not enough, and comparing oneself to others.

He also offers practical advice on how to combat these lies using scriptural truth, community support, and focusing on God's perspective.

Tom encourages leaders to identify and replace these false beliefs to step into their calling with renewed confidence and purpose.

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In this episode of the Kids Ministry Collective Podcast, host Tom Bump shares valuable insights and encouragement for ministry leaders facing challenging seasons.

Drawing from his experiences and conversations at the Children's Pastors Conference 2025, Tom emphasizes the importance of community and introduces Kidminplus.net as a supportive network for leaders.

He offers practical steps to create personal and professional margins, build a support network, and take care of oneself to effectively navigate and overcome ministry challenges.

Tom highlights biblical principles, such as resting and prioritizing key tasks, to sustain leaders through tough times. He concludes by encouraging leaders to stay focused on their calling and trust God's greater plan.

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In this special milestone episode of the Kids Ministry Collective Podcast, host Tom Bump celebrates reaching over 150,000 downloads and kicks off the new year with essential tips on maximizing learning experiences for leaders.

Tom emphasizes the importance of a growth mindset, diversifying learning sources, actively engaging with content, and effectively implementing new knowledge.

He also introduces KidMinPlus.net, a community for leader learners, and shares insights from the Children's Pastors Conference.

Tune in for actionable advice to enhance your leadership and ministry in 2025.

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