The percentage of people are going to be mad at you on an ongoing basis is

probably higher in 2024 than it was in 2016. Welcome the Carrie Newhoff Leadership Podcast, it's Carrie here and I hope our time

together today helps you thrive in life and leadership. Well today the one

and only Ed Stetser, Ed's got a lot of views, I really appreciate them and this is part three of our series on

pasturing in a partisan age man we got a fall coming up you know what's at stake I want to help you that's why we're doing this

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Well, Ed Stetser's back on the podcast.

We talk about how to lead in an age of outrage.

Why is everybody so upset?

Why Ed thinks 2024 will be more divided than 2020.

Whoa!

And what happens when your political win matters more than your moral views?

Ed Stetser is a dean and professor of leadership in Christian ministry at Talbot School of Theology at

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