In this episode of Flight Club, Charlotte is talking about the kind of leadership that doesn’t cling too tightly, but knows when to hold things with open hands. True leadership is not about controlling every outcome; it’s about creating room for God to move, making space for others to grow, and having the courage to ask the questions that shift the atmosphere.Just like Jesus, we should want to be permission-giving leaders who invite people onto the water, even if they might fail. Leaders who are willing to say yes to growth, yes to risk, and yes to the kind of faith that stretches people beyond what feels safe. Because sometimes the most powerful leaders are the ones brave enough to release, ask, and disrupt what’s been too comfortable.The Flight Club Podcast is a space for honest, hope-filled, and faith-driven conversations designed to help women in leadership and life discover what it means to rise above limitation, insecurity, and fear. Whether you're leading in ministry, the marketplace, or just trying to make it through Monday—this podcast is for you.🔔 Subscribe for new episodes released every other Tuesday: conversations full of wisdom, vulnerability, and God-led encouragement for women ready to take flight. Grab resources, merch, and more at charlottegambill.comAbout Charlotte GambillCharlotte Gambill is a passionate teacher, author, and mentor dedicated to equipping leaders and empowering the Church. With over 30 years of ministry alongside her husband, Steve, she has impacted thousands globally. As a teaching pastor at Church of the Highlands, she inspires others to rise, lead, and live with purpose📍 Learn more at charlottegambill.comConnect with Charlotte GambillWebsite: charlottegambill.comInstagram: /charlgambillFacebook: /charlgambillYouTube: / ⁨ ⁨@charlgambill⁩ Connect with CG MinistriesWebsite: charlottegambill.comInstagram: /cg.ministriesFacebook: /charlottegambillministriesYouTube: / ⁨@charlgambill

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