The Bottom Shelf Leadership Podcast: Recent Episodes
Lindsay Lane Baptist Church
Andy John, Heath, and Alan are Campus Pastors of Lindsay Lane Baptist Church located in North Alabama. Each week, they will be joined by friends, fellow pastors, and community leaders, to bring insight, encouragement, and wisdom on all aspects of leadership. Leadership can be complicated so the goal is to bring knowledge on a level that everyone can understand, not just theological scholars. Wherever you are on your journey there is something here for you.
She brought cupcakes! Dr. Kim Roberts, hands down the most thoughtful guest, also proves to be one of the most knowledgeable in regards to leadership! She is a professor who teaches the ins and outs of leadership theory to a rising generation. There are nuggets of gold ALL IN this episode! Also probably one of the funniest, as the pastors were in rare form... Get your notes out for this one!
Elkmont High School is in great hands with Mr. Aderholt as the principal! He is an incredible leader with laser focus! The guys really enjoyed spending time with him and talking leadership. They talk about the importance of personal routine, the need to be intentional with people, and how to measure success as you communicate vision. Take good notes on this one!
If you ever drink the water out of Poplar Creek, you'll never leave!" That's the kind of one-liner you'll hear from the incredible local leader the guys interviewed this week! Judge Jerry Batts is a long-time friend and neighbor of Andy John's parents. He has served as a city attorney, municipal judge, and district judge all right here in and around Limestone County. The guys talk about the joys and pains of leading in your hometown, the importance of having a meaningful WHY to your leadership, and how cancer changed Judge Batts' outlook on life and leadership.
Candace is the Head Women's Basketball Coach/Advisor at Calhoun Community College located in North Alabama.
We interview Mayor Ronnie Marks of Athens, AL about leadership within your local community.