Leading a church by yourself isn’t sustainable. Not only does it get increasingly difficult as your church grows, you also set your church up for failure if you become unable to lead. Healthy, responsible church leadership means investing in your church’s future by raising up tomorrow’s leaders. In the latest episode of GraceLed Conversations, we sit down with Ken Schroeder, a pastor with a wealth of experience in church leadership. After decades spent leading his church, Ken was put in the unique position of feeling called to plant a new church in his 60s. He shares some of the insights he’s gained about what good church leadership looks like, and how pastors can invest in the future of the Church by creating a culture of leadership development. Ken Schroeder is the church planter and one of the co-pastors at Sweetwater Church in Abita Springs, LA. After relocating from Texas in the 90s and serving multiple decades at FBC Mandeville, God called Ken to this new work reaching people in Abita and raising up the next generation of leaders.Rob Russell is the Director of Business Development at GraceLed, a digital communications agency serving churches and nonprofits with everything from branding and web design to social media, print design, and digital marketing. He has been in ministry for over 12 years, both pastoring in New Orleans and church planting in New York City.GraceLed Conversation is a joint podcast by Send Network Louisiana and GraceLed Communications. Learn more about the podcast by visiting https://www.graceled.org/podcast.