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Why We All Need Restoration And Reconciliation with Bishop Michael Pitts
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On today’s Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast, William Vanderbloemen talks with Bishop Michael Pitts, founding pastor at Cornerstone Church in Toledo, OH.
William talks with Bishop Pitts about the importance of restoration and reconciliation within the Church. We all may face storms or 'lifequakes,' but with the support of Christ, we can reset and move forward – and the Church plays an integral role in helping others on that journey.
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About Bishop Pitts
Bishop Michael and Pastor Kathi Pitts were married in 1984 and began their journey of ministry together right away.
Since then the couple became the founding pastors of Cornerstone Church, where they continue to serve as Senior Pastors, and the Cornerstone Global Network of churches, which has grown to a connected network of over 150 churches throughout the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, the UK, and South Africa.
Michael and Kathi continue to live in Toledo, OH — when they aren’t on an airplane heading for ministry — and are the proud parents of Meredith (married to Philip), Stephen Michael (married to Rosie), and the enthusiastic grandparents to Theodore Brave. The couple is pursuing a career in worship music.
Resources/Links:
- [Church] Cornerstone Church
- [Website] Bishop Michael Pitts
- [Book] Fault Lines: Things That Shake You Don’t Have to Break You by Bishop Michael Pitts
- [Coaching] Executive and Lead Pastor Coaching Networks
- [eBook] Church Staff Salary Guide
Quotes:
"To me, we have to lose this propensity in the Body of Christ to assassinate prodigals. And we have to lose this thing that we have by thinking that we can only rescue you as we’re punishing you, rather than trying to redeem you." 
"Sometimes we are in a lifequake, but the thing that shakes you doesn’t have to break you."
"There has to be a road for the prodigals to come home. There has to be a way to recover, to restart, to bounce back, to get a reset."
The Vanderbloemen Leadership Podcast brings you interviews from leaders across the theological spectrum of the global Church. Our goal is to bring you thought-provoking interviews that encourage you, challenge you, and help you build, run, and keep great teams.
