The Church “Fault Lines” That Could Become Ministry Tsunamis
About this episode
Josh and Sam discuss the metaphor of fault lines and tsunamis in relation to church health and leadership.
In this episode, Josh and Sam use a striking metaphor to talk about church health: fault lines and tsunamis. Just like unseen shifts beneath the ocean floor can trigger devastating waves, hidden weaknesses inside a church can quietly build until the damage is sudden and overwhelming. The good news? Fault lines can be repaired before disaster strikes. The call for leaders is simple: face reality now, simplify ministry, refocus on mission, and deal with issues while they’re still manageable.
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