How I Lead as Elders Quorum President | An Interview with Brad Brockbank
Leading Saints Podcast
English - June 09, 2021 07:07 - 27 minutes - 25.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 1.1K ratingsChristianity Religion & Spirituality leadership entrepreneurship business marketing entrepreneur health finance interview fitness entrepreneurs Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Brad Brockbank was born and raised in Lehi, Utah and served a mission in Salvador, Brazil. He attended the University of Utah, graduated with a BA in History, and has worked for Zions Bank in various positions for 18 years. Brad has served in the Church as a Sunday School teacher, in the nursery and Primary, as executive secretary, in elders quorum as a counselor, secretary, and president, and was recently called to be a counselor in his ward's bishopric. Brad and his wife Julie have been married for 19 years, live in Star, Idaho, and have four children.
Highlights
4:30 Transitioning into the role of elders quorum president and learning to rely on the Spirit Principles of Leadership:
Listen to Minister 5:20
Checking things off the lists can get in the way of listening
We can Hear Him through others as we engage and listen
Stagnant Water Loses its Purity 7:10
Involving others to continue to progress
Don't Inhale 9:00
Elder Faust's advice to recognize that great things happen because of God, not because of what we have done
Priesthood Keys are Real and Meant to be Used 11:15
Leaving a blessing or promise with those you lead
14:30 Being open and vulnerable as a quorum
Creating a culture of sharing and celebrating success over addiction with the quorum
Sharing redemption will strengthen others
21:30 Listening and building trust will help with understanding
Building relationships creates opportunities for support in many areas
25:20 Leading has helped him learn to rely on Jesus Christ and how much the Lord loves each individual
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