Power and influence are essential. Without them, leaders can't lead. Sadly, many leaders use their power and influence to serve their own selfish ends. In this episode, we examine God's specific direction for how leaders are to use their power and influence to promote justice.

The book of Habakkuk describes the six causes of judgment coming from God that are just as prevalent in our society today as they were in Habakkuk's day!

Power-hungry, selfish leaders have been around since the dawn of time. In this episode, we learn the four components of Godly leadership and the exercise of power.

What do you do when life isn't fair? in this episode, we look to the example of Joseph who suffered injustice yet persevered using five specific strategies.

Would you like to know for sure that your life as a Christian is both effective and productive? Surprisingly, God picked the disciple who stumbled to teach us this important lesson!

Join us in episode #399 as we delve into an insightful exploration of Jesus' first question in the Gospels, "What do you seek?" This episode unpacks the profound implications of this simple yet profound inquiry, revealing its significance in understanding our innermost desires and life's overarching purpose. We explore how this question is not just a query but an invitation to a deeper spiritual journey and how it resonates with our quest for meaning in both personal and leadership contexts. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment and its transformative impact on our lives as leaders and believers.

A leader's selfish decisions have a high cost in terms of money and personnel. In this episode, we learn just how high that cost can be from the example of Jeroboam, King of Israel after Solomon.

Examining the lives of Saul, David, and Solomon we see each man was called and equipped by God but each one had a serious character flaw that kept them from being all they could be.

I know it doesn't seem possible for a wise leader to also be a foolish leader but in God's economy, you can be wise in the ways of man and foolish in the eyes of God!

Perry Mason and Columbo teach us there are two times when leaders need to ask questions. Additionally, there are two types of questions that every leader should master.