In the season finale, Pastor Tom Grove talks with Sandralee Mars, English Women's Ministries Director for the Texas Conference. She shares what led her into women’s ministries, the importance of this work, and how churches can better support and disciple women. Her insights offer practical encouragement for ministry leaders seeking deeper impact.

In this episode of Leadership 360, Dr. Tom Grove sits down with David Rasmussen, Director of Mission & Ministry at AdventHealth Central Texas, to discuss the importance of visitation in spiritual leadership. David shares practical insights into hospital, staff, and home visitation, emphasizing how intentional presence can foster healing and connection. Visitation remains the cornerstone of ministry—an enduring practice that reflects the heart of compassionate leadership.

Ever wonder how church and school properties are managed behind the scenes? In this episode, Brian Jagrup, Property Manager for the Texas Conference, breaks it all down—from ownership to renovations, expansions, and everything in between.

We dive into how the Texas Conference Association oversees church and school properties, what the process looks like when buying or selling, and how local leaders can partner effectively with the Conference on building projects.

Whether you're a pastor, school board member, or just curious about how it all works, this episode is full of practical insights and clear guidance on church property stewardship done right.

What does it really take to engage men in the local church today? In this episode, I sit down with John Tatum for a real, no-fluff conversation about the purpose and power of Men’s Ministry.

We dive into the unique struggles men face in today’s world—and how the church can show up with support, accountability, and discipleship that actually sticks. John shares powerful insight on how Men’s Ministry can strengthen families, deepen relationships, and raise up faithful, Christ-centered leaders.

Whether you're a ministry leader or simply passionate about seeing men thrive in their walk with God, this episode is packed with encouragement and practical takeaways you can start applying today.

In this episode, Dr. Ruber Leal, Family Ministries Director of the Texas Conference, discusses the crucial role of churches in ministering to families within the local community. As families in 2025 face a variety of challenges, the church is uniquely positioned to offer support and guidance. Dr. Leal addresses these challenges and provides valuable resources to help leaders minister not only to the families in their church but also to their own families. Join us for an insightful conversation on how to strengthen family bonds and foster a thriving faith community.

In this episode of Leadership 360, we explore what effective young adult ministry looks like in 2025. Pastor Olga Falakiseni, Associate Director of Youth and Young Adults for the Texas Conference, joins us to share practical insights on how churches can better engage, connect with, and support young adults in their spiritual journeys.

From creating inclusive spaces to building authentic community, Pastor Olga offers real-world strategies that church leaders and volunteers can use to reach and retain the next generation.

Whether you're a pastor, youth leader, or simply passionate about young adult ministry, this conversation is full of encouragement and inspiration for growing a vibrant, faith-filled community.

In this episode, we dive into the crucial conversation on mental health in the church with guest Nancy Alverez Soto. Together, we explore how to break the stigma, create a culture of openness and support, and provide practical tips for church leaders to care for their own mental well-being while guiding others on their mental health journeys.

Resources and other helpful links: https://qrco.de/MentalHealthTXC

In this episode, we focus on the vital topic of risk management within the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Discover how church leaders can effectively navigate potential risks and make our churches and schools safe places. We chat with Jose Rojas, Director of Risk Management for the Texas Conference, about how we can be intentional in creating communities that are safe for anyone who walks through the door.