Pastors In Transition Ben DiStefano

Today we’re going to hear from Eugene Kim who on his own walked out of the doors of church ministry in pursuit of what could be reimagined for the church in form, function, and how to reach people living on the fringe of faith.  

Ministry transitions come in a number of different ways but they are all challenging.  Pastors in Transition is here to help pastors, families, and churches navigate those unique challenges and bring hope, help and healing.  

We have a team of people who volunteer their time and expertise to help pastors and families find hope, help, and healing.  From mentoring, to counseling with licensed counselors, to prayer support, retreat facility options, and career assessments, Pastors in Transition is here to help. 



Show Notes

Pastors in Transition: www.pastorsintransition.net

New Wine Collective:  https://newwinecollective.org/

Eugene Kim on Twitter:  @eugenepkim2

Welcome back to season 2 of the Podcast.  Today in Episode 2, we’re going to hear again from Beau Johnson.  Prior to joining the Table Group, Beau worked at Buckhead Church in Atlanta, Ga which is a part of North Point Ministries. Now, Beau works for Patrick Lencioni’s The Table Group.  Many of us are familiar with Pat and his keynotes at the Global Leadership Summit, and his work in Leadership, Team, and Work Place Development with Fortune 500 Companies. 

Beau Johnson is a frequent guest on The Table Group’s Podcast called, At the Table, and he brings decades of insight from his background in the church. 

Here’s part 2 of my conversation with Beau Johnson.



Show Notes:

Pastors in Transition Ministry:  www.pastorsintransition.net

The 6 Types of Working Genius:  https://www.workinggenius.com/

Working Genius for the Church:  https://irresistible.church/working-genius

Working Genius Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-working-genius-podcast-with-patrick-lencioni/id1553105854

The Table Group: https://www.tablegroup.com/

Eric Hoke interview, Pastors in Transition Podcast: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/episode/0cPPG4kZuXdUQuNY68937P?si=A8qkv9CfSaiuy1_IyRGt5Q⁠

Pete Scazzero, Emotionally Healthy Leader Podcast, “Name and Embrace Your Season of Leadership”, :   ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/name-and-embrace-your-season-of-leadership/id1064966935?i=1000567272403⁠

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/beaujjohnson/

Beau’s Cell #:  970-222-3331

Buckhead Church:  https://buckheadchurch.org/

Azusa Pacific University:  https://www.apu.edu/

Today as we kick off Season 2, we’re going to hear from Beau Johnson.  

Beau works for Patrick Lencioni’s The Table Group.  Many of us are familiar with Pat and his keynotes at the Global Leadership Summit, and his work in Leadership, Team, and Work Place Development with Fortune 500 Companies. 

Beau Johnson is a frequent guest on The Table Group’s Podcast called, At the Table, and he brings decades of insight from his background in the church. 

Prior to joining the table group, Beau worked at Buckhead Church in Atlanta, Ga which is a part of North Point Ministries. 

In part one of this conversation, Beau shares his ministry background, his journey, and what led to his transition from the church to the marketplace.  So settle in and get ready … Here’s my conversation with Beau Johnson.



Show Notes:

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/beaujjohnson/

Beau’s Cell #:  970-222-3331

The Table Group: https://www.tablegroup.com/

The 6 Types of Working Genius:  https://www.workinggenius.com/

Buckhead Church:  https://buckheadchurch.org/

Azusa Pacific University:  https://www.apu.edu/

Jeff Henderson, "What to Do Next Taking Your Best Step When Life Is Uncertain": https://a.co/d/fXsr8V9

Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, Jeff Henderson: https://careynieuwhof.com/episode517/

Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, Clay Scroggins: https://careynieuwhof.com/episode476/

Season 2, drops on Tuesday, March 21, 2023.  Be sure to subscribe, follow, and hit the alert bell to not miss an episode of the new season, as we help pastors, families, and churches navigate the challenges of transitioning from church-to-church, or church-to-marketplace.  

www.pastorsintransition.net

In this episode, we hear from Dave Gutknecht. Dave has spent his career as a licensed therapist and has worked directly in the church and with church leadership boards. 

This is a helpful conversation for both pastors and churches, how they can get along together, and the importance of speaking the truth in love.

Dave serves with our ministry, Pastors in Transition, as one of the therapists available to pastors and families who find themselves in transition.

Pastors in Transition is a non-profit organization that was formed to help pastors, families, and churches navigate the unique challenges, hurt, and stress associated with ministry transitions. We have a team of people who volunteer their time and expertise to help pastors and families find hope, help, and healing. From mentoring, to counseling with licensed counselors, to prayer support, retreat facility options, and career assessments, Pastors in Transition is here to help.

Show Notes:

Pastors in Transition Website:  www.pastorsintransition.net

Dave's Website: https://davelife.coach/

Dave's Coaching Cards: https://davelife.coach/coaching-cards

Dave's Email: davelifecoach@gmail.com

Ron Henry Episodes:

Episode 2: https://apple.co/3Cu9Kuz

Episode 3: https://apple.co/3TjZH25

In this episode, we’re going to hear the second part of our conversation with Eric Hoke who runs a ministry called I Help Pastors Get Jobs. Eric describes for us how he and his team at All Saints Church lead in a Co-Vocational model of ministry and how that brings synergy to a church community located in the poorest Congressional District in America, which is located in the most expensive city in America.

Show Notes:

Eric Hoke - Social Media


LinkedIn:   https://bit.ly/3Kugigl
Twitter:  @erichoke
I Help Pastors Get Jobs: https://www.ihelpastorsgetjobs.com/
30 Page PDF request: https://mailchi.mp/7a3e91365db7/free-pdf
All Saints Church: allsaintsnyc.com