Lead Together
We believe that the quality of your life and leadership depend on the quality of your relationships.
Lead Together is the podcast designed for Christian men and women striving to lead more effectively at home and work.
In a world of constant change and demands, it's common for couples in leadership to feel disunified, unprepared, or reactive.
That's why we're here—to guide you with practical leadership skills that will increase your impact in all your spheres of influence.
Your hosts are Nick and Kim Bogardus.
Lead Together
Charlie Kirk, CS Lewis, & Andy Crouch and leading with conviction, grievance collection, and forgiveness
In this episode Nick and Kim reflect on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and what it reveals about leadership, formation, and family in today’s digital world.
This isn’t about politics—it’s about the spiritual and emotional exhaustion of living in a world where evil is unavoidable and moral clarity is rare.
They then share and comment on a few resources they've been reading lately that turn out to be related to current events.
You’ll learn:
- Why “witnessing evil on repeat” is damaging your soul (and what to do about it)
- How to raise kids with anchored convictions in an age of online indoctrination
- The hidden danger of becoming a “grievance collector”—and how that mindset sabotages marriages, teams, and parenting
- Why Christian leaders must pursue grace + truth with humility
- How forgiveness frees us from the cycle of revenge
Whether you’re leading a team, a church, or just trying to show up better at home—this episode will equip you with practical tools and Christian perspective.
Resources Mentioned:
- "Strong and Weak" by Andy Crouch
- "After Humanity: A Guide to CS Lewis' Abolition of Man" by Michael Ward
- Modern Wisdom podcast with James Kimmel Jr.
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