The Leaders Table

What happens when a leader genuinely walks with God? In this episode, we move from David's formation to his fellowship with God. Before David became king, before he led armies, and before he influenced a nation, Scripture says something remarkable: "The Lord was with him." Through the life of David, the example of Moses, the teachings of Jesus, and the insights of Henry Blackaby, we'll discover th...

Most people assume calling is something God drops into your lap like a job title. Pastor. CEO. MMA Fighter. Something specific you either find or miss. It's paralyzing a lot of Christians. But David’s life tells a different story. He wasn’t waiting for a mystical voice to announce “King.” He was becoming the kind of man who could carry responsibility when the moment came. He had courage before he...

Before David ever wore a crown, defeated a giant, or led a nation, he was a shepherd with a heart devoted to God. In this first episode of our new series, "Leadership Lessons from the Life of David," we explore one of the most important questions every Christian leader must answer: What does God actually look for in a leader? While people are often impressed by talent, charisma, and accomplishment...

In this episode of The Leader’s Table , my wife Lacey and I talk about what it really looks like to serve in ministry together as a couple. Over the years, we’ve learned that ministry doesn’t just happen from the church office or the stage, it flows from our home, our marriage, and our shared calling. We talk about the joys and challenges of serving together, protecting your marriage in ministry,...

Some of the most meaningful gospel work happens where few people are watching—and where faithfulness is costly. In this episode of The Leader’s Table , I sit down with Dr. Mitch Landress to talk about what it looks like to follow God into the hard places of ministry. From training pastors and planting churches inside the prison system , to serving families through foster care , to faithfully labor...

We Serve Better, Together: Why Team-Based Ministry Is Biblical and Beautiful. Ministry is meaningful—but it’s also messy. If you’ve ever wondered why serving alongside people can feel so complicated, you’re not alone. From unmet needs to internal conflict, Christian ministry has always required more than passion, it requires healthy, Spirit-filled teams . In this episode, I turn to Acts 6:1–7 to o...

“We’ve never done it that way before.” Those words can be the final epitaph for a dying ministry, or the doorway to a new path forward. In this episode of The Leader’s Table , we talk about one of the most uncomfortable, but necessary, disciplines of Christian leadership: assessment . Most leaders don’t fail because they’re unfaithful. They fail because they stop evaluating. Using Moses in Exodus...

How do we actually help people grow from where they are… to where Jesus is calling them? And how do we lead small groups toward deeper spiritual maturity? In today’s episode, Pastor Josh unpacks two essential questions every ministry leader faces. You’ll discover what a small group really is (and what it’s not), how to create an environment where people grow, and how to guide them with intentional...

In this episode, we dive into two of the most common questions leaders wrestle with: How do I set healthy boundaries without feeling guilty? and What does real Sabbath rest look like in the grind of ministry? If you’ve ever felt stretched thin, overwhelmed, or unsure where to draw the line, this conversation will help you breathe again. Together, we explore the practices, rhythms, and biblical wis...

Conflict isn’t the enemy. Conflict is often the doorway to growth. In this episode, Josh dives into the real sources of conflict leaders face - from clashing convictions to unclear expectations- and everything in between. He shares a personal story about learning to work with someone completely different from himself and how grace turned head butting into teamwork. If you’ve ever led through tensi...

Conflict doesn’t care how spiritual your intentions are or how close your friendships seem. It surfaces in the middle of your small group, team, and church. In this episode of The Leader’s Table , Joshua shares a real story from his early ministry days when a friendly Bible study suddenly erupted into a battle. The Gospel shows us that conflict isn’t something God fears, nor should we. Conflict is...

Kingdom stewardship is never about playing it safe. In this episode, Joshua talks with Mark Warnock , Residency Director at Family Church South Florida and author of The Complete Seminary Survival Guide , about what it means to take faith-filled risks for Jesus. Together they explore the Parable of the Talents and why the “safe move” is often the riskiest one. Join us to grow as a Kingdom minded l...

What does spiritual warfare look like in everyday ministry? How can leaders walk in the authority and peace Christ provides? In this special interview with Dr. Chuck Lawless, we learn about unseen battles we face and how the power of Christ in us makes all the difference. The Devil may be active today, but he is certainly on a leash. Listen for encouragement in your spiritual journey and in your b...

💬 Mailbag time! This week on The Leader’s Table, we’re answering your questions about ministry and leadership. We've got great questions ranging from faith to Scripture to how to lead a business towards change with wise counselors. Join me for a great conversation! CONNECT WITH ME Website: ⁠⁠leader2leadercoaching.com⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@leader2leadercoaching⁠⁠ Get resources, coaching, and tools to gr...

Trust is the hidden currency of leadership — without it, your influence goes bankrupt. In this episode of The Leader’s Table , Joshua Komis unpacks why leaders can’t just assume trust, they must earn it. From following through on your word, to genuinely caring for people, to pacing change wisely, Joshua shares biblical wisdom and real-life stories to help leaders win and steward trust well. Whethe...

Listening is a lost art, but it’s the key to loving well, leading effectively, and growing spiritually. Listen to the third episode of “The Leader’s Table” to learn how to sharpen your listening skills and turn your ears into a valuable leadership asset. CONNECT WITH ME Website:  ⁠⁠ leader2leadercoaching.com ⁠ ⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@leader2leade rcoachin g⁠⁠ Get resources, coaching, and tools t...

Are you leading like a glacier or an avalanche? In this episode of  The Leader’s Table , we explore why Christian leadership is built on patience, faithfulness, and the long game. From parenting lessons to the pitfalls of “flashy” leadership, you’ll learn how to avoid three common dangers that derail Christian leaders and discover practical ways to lead with steady influence that outlasts the...

What if the biggest leadership challenge you face does not involve underdeveloped skills or strategies, but knowing who you are in Christ? On the first episode of The Leader’s Table, Josh Komis explores how faith shapes leadership, restores purpose, and gives Christians the confidence to make a difference every day. Practical, biblical, and real-world insights for leaders in every sphere. CONNECT...