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What is your mindset when it comes to servant leadership? Does it look more like the world's definition or a biblical definition?
Are spiritual disciplines focusing Christianity into a checklist of rules? Are these tasks weighing down Christians with unnecessary guilt?
I have seen a sign at a health club that says, “The greatest gift that you can give your family is your own health.” As a servant leader, it is also the greatest gift that you can give your team.
Are you facing change? Have you labeled something or someone a “dragon," a threat to your comfort zone, that God may have brought for your good, your growth or His glory?
What happens when we emphasize leadership development over developing disciples or focus on discipleship over leadership development?
For years I’ve pondered an interesting question. If I wrote a book called How to Fail, and it became a best-seller, would that be a good thing?
Are you in the habit of tackling life at a frenetic pace? You may want to rethink that.
Do you wonder what God is doing, or why He’s not answering your prayers?
I learned more about leadership and discipleship in the three years I spent in prison than I learned in eight years of seminary.
Do you feel lonely or disengaged from time to time? The following three weapons can help you beat back the blues.
Leadership transitions can be drawn out and difficult. Perhaps you need a chance to slow down, pray and embrace the power of God to propel this season into transformational leadership.
This rich wisdom must shape our biblical leadership as we continue in our roles and responsibilities. Ponder the following seven questions and discover the changes God may be asking you to make.
Are you in a season of transition? Sensing God’s call to step into the “more” He has for you? How you approach this season could have a high impact on your Christian leadership.
I am broken—a pastor who struggles with depression. However, in brokenness we’re made more useful, and we discover our greatest purpose as biblical leaders.
Our culture tells us we should always be advancing and making progress. However, biblical leadership calls us to wait and endure. Why is holding our position important?
When it comes to leadership development, these leaders from the Bible prioritized this practice.
Discover these ways to return to transformational leadership and create a discipleship culture.
Whatever your biblical leadership position—from leading a team at Starbucks to the pastor of a church—it is God who has blessed you with the ability to lead.
Discover the definition of hypofineriac and whether or not you fall into this category, as Mike Breaux shares about a crossroads in our spiritual journey.
Everybody's a leader these days. But do you want to know who has power?
Have you ever felt the pull to full-time ministry work as a missionary or pastor? If not, you can still make a Kingdom impact without quitting your current job. In this eBook, you will learn the four essentials that can change your perspective of work, your workplace, and most importantly, your heart.
 | Andy Zawacki, a former pastor and teacher has a passion for developing leaders who will … |
 | Maurie Daigneau is a retired business owner/entrepreneur and author of the newly-published book The Gospel … |
 | Rev. Dr. Rosario “Roz" Picardo, MBA, grew up in western New York as a first-generation Sicilian-American. … |
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