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David Burke
Offering coaching and care to leaders through Standing Stone Ministries
David Burke is a Senior Leader dedicated to nurturing the growth and success of leaders through personalized care and coaching.
He possesses a passion for fostering innovation and uniting teams under a shared vision and purpose.
With a strong background in community and social services, David holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in The Entrepreneurial Church from Fuller Theological Seminary.
His educational journey includes a Master's of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary and a BA in Psychology/Public Policy from Pomona College.
David has undertaken additional studies in coaching, anxiety management, adaptive leadership, and design thinking at reputable institutions like Fuller Theological Seminary, the University of Virginia, and through recognized authors in the field.
Throughout his career, David has served in various leadership roles such as Senior Pastor, Director, Assistant Pastor, and Campus Minister at distinguished organizations like Standing Stone Ministry, Fremont Presbyterian Church, and more.
He has a wealth of experience in providing pastoral care, mentorship, and guidance to individuals and teams in diverse settings.
Highlights
Vomit. Leaders need to vomit. Think of me as the bucket. Well, a bucket that talks back…and asks good questions.
“Help me, help you!”
This phrase was immortalized by Tom Cruise in the movie Jerry Maguire. Maguire is a professional sports agent who has one client, wide receiver Rod Tidwell (played by Cuba Gooding Jr.). In one scene, Maguire is exasperated at the antics of his only client, pleading with Tidwell to understand how hard it is for an agent to land the big contract extension and endorsements for a player. “Help me, help you!” he repeats, over and over again.
I want to invite you into this journey of coaching and caring for leaders by saying:
“Help me, help them.”
Help me help those in leadership.
My desire is to guide leaders towards health and wholeness.
Helping them rediscover the unique design and purpose of their leadership.
So, let me ask you:
What things do you think are needed for leaders to be refreshed?
How do leaders need to receive care?
What tools have you used that have helped you discover how you are uniquely made?
What things combined to make you discover your primary calling or purpose?
What do you think leaders need to guard against that might draw them away from that primary purpose?
Pick any or all of these, and please send me a message…I’d love to know your thoughts! I want to be well-equipped to help those in multiple spheres of leadership.
You can also help me help them by giving financially. I’m currently at 70% of my monthly goal of financial support. Once I reach the “fully funded” mark, I’ll be able to receive more leaders that are reaching out to Standing Stone for this kind of help. On a regional Zoom meeting I was on recently, we heard from our area director that they are seeing a marked increase in pastors asking for help on their website forms.
So, help me help them!
I look forward to hearing from you. Email me at [email protected]
You can find a link to give here: https://lnkd.in/gkfzJCXR
