The 60-Hour Weeks Nobody Asked Me to Work

This week we're at Maryland Community Church in Terre Haute, Indiana with Paul Bamberg, their technical production director. Paul was the only production staff person across two campuses for 12 years, and he's honest about what that cost: the 60-hour weeks nobody asked him for, the hurdles he raised because he built systems for himself, and the people work that kept falling to the end of the week. We also talk about hearing God say stay when other churches came calling, and the trend of platforming yourself in church production. Learn more about Maryland Community Church: https://www.mccth.org/ 👉 Learn more about MxU https://getmxu.com?utm_source=podcast&utm_campaign=ep272-paul-bamberg-alone-for-12-years&utm_medium=social 🆓 Discover free resources https://getmxu.com/resources?utm_source=podcast&utm_campaign=ep272-paul-bamberg-alone-for-12-years&utm_medium=social 👥 Join the community https://www.facebook.com/app.mxu https://www.instagram.com/mxu.app
The 60-Hour Weeks Nobody Asked Me to Work
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