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The Anatomy of an Offense

The Anatomy of an Offense

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Leadership & Other Stuff with Brian Houston

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A weekly Leadership podcast from Brian Houston, Senior Pastor of Hillsong Church focusing on key interviews and behind the scenes staff meetings.

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Offense rarely happens all at once. It often starts with a small
hurt that, when left unaddressed, can grow into bitterness,
isolation, and destructive decisions.

In this episode of Leadership & Other Stuff, Pastor Brian
Houston breaks down 15 steps in the progression of offense,
from the initial wound to the point of separation and dislocation
from God's purposes. Drawing from Scripture and decades of
leadership experience, Pastor Brian explores how unresolved
offense can distort our thinking, damage relationships, and
ultimately take us off course.

This candid conversation challenges leaders to recognize offense
early, communicate before wounds take root, and choose
forgiveness rather than allowing bitterness to control their
future.

Offenses will come. The question is what you do with them.

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