Develop People

In Part 2 of Personal Development from a Biblical Perspective, we continue looking at what it means to intentionally grow into the person and leader God has called you to be.

Growth doesn’t only happen through books, goals, and good habits. God often uses challenges to shape us, gifts to steward, and opportunities to serve others. And through it all, our development should lead us toward greater dependence on Him—not greater dependence on ourselves.

In this episode, we unpack four more biblical principles that will help you grow personally, lead more effectively, and use what God has placed in you to make a greater difference in the lives of others.

Leadership growth is about more than becoming more successful—it’s about becoming the person God has called you to be so you can better serve the people He has entrusted to you. In Part 1 of Personal Development from a Biblical Perspective, Michael Norman explores three foundations of healthy leadership growth: character, intentionality, and humility. Discover why your character matters more than your talent, why growth must be intentional, and why the strongest leaders remain lifelong students.