Bryan Stevenson on Maintaining Several Streams of Income

Episode 16 December 21, 2022 00:33:37
Bryan Stevenson on Maintaining Several Streams of Income
Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast
Bryan Stevenson on Maintaining Several Streams of Income

Dec 21 2022 | 00:33:37

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Show Notes

Bryan Stevenson, the lead elder of The Fireplace Christian Fellowship, in Myerstown, Pennsylvania, makes his first appearance on the podcast to share how he successfully juggles and maintains his responsibilities as a father and husband with multiple streams of income. Listen as Bryan and Larry Kreider discuss the importance of expressing leadership through your God-given gifts, how we can love people where they currently are, and how God's timing is the only option.

In addition to being a pastor, Bryan Stevenson is a consultant for Monarch Pathways, a teacher at New Covenant Christian School, a musician, a recognized DOVE USA fivefold minister, and more! Together, he and his wife Rachel also host a local Airbnb. The Stevensons have six children and twelve grandchildren. 

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