What happens when a trusted leader fails? In this raw and redemptive episode, Kirk Moose dives into the often-avoided conversation of how the Church should respond when leaders fall into sin, burnout, or moral failure.Too often, we exile or rush to reinstate — but neither approach reflects the heart of Christ. With Scripture as our guide and grace as our foundation, this episode explores what true restoration looks like: ownership, repentance, community accountability, and healing over platform.If you're a leader who’s struggling, someone who's been wounded by leadership, or a believer wondering how to walk others through restoration, this episode offers both challenge and hope.👉 Tune in for truth, tension, and a path forward — because redemption is still possible, and healing starts when we’re willing to get uncomfortable.🌱 Want to support the mission behind this podcast and Moose Ministries? Visit mooseministries.org or sow into the vision at mooseministries.org/give.Key Takeaways:🧭 Key Restoration Principles✅ Grace and Truth Must Walk TogetherGrace without truth enables sin.Truth without grace crushes the sinner.Jesus modeled both perfectly (John 1:14).✅ Restoration ≠ ReinstatementRestoration is to right relationship with God and community, not necessarily to the same role.✅ Guard the FlockProtect the congregation from scandal, division, or unresolved confusion.Communicate with wisdom, honesty, and unity.✅ Protect the Leader’s DignityRestore in gentleness and humility, not shame or punishment.Avoid gossip, unnecessary exposure, or spiritual elitism.📘 Tools for the ProcessRestoration covenant (written plan with benchmarks)Spiritual mentor or accountability partnerBiblical counseling or trauma-informed therapySabbatical or personal retreatTimeline for re-evaluation (6 months to 1 year+)

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