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The Family Business with The Alessis: A Christian Parenting and Marriage Podcast

Sharing the Mic: How We Communicate Truth in Our Family Business | S2 E10

November 17, 202139m
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Season 2

Have you ever wondered how pastors develop their sermons? 

And what happens if you have a father and son team - or a senior and junior leader - who often share the same platform? How do they make it all work without sending mixed messages? 

Those two questions are being answered this week by Steve Alessi and his son, Chris Alessi, who together work in their family business of ministry at Metro Life Church in Miami, FL.  

In this episode, they discuss the similarities and differences in how they do their specific job of communicating with the church, and share the rarely revealed process of developing messages and sermons. 

You’ll discover how two people with very different approaches can achieve the same goals, and how you can utilize your strengths in your family or business environment, even if someone else in your organization has similar responsibilities and functions. 

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