This is the third edition with Terance, which started in episode 157. Check it out if you haven't heard it! Intergenerationally, we view being called to account (confronted) differently. Does a confrontation equal judging? Let's dig in!

Who gets inside with us, into our inner life? Terance continues to help us look at the angles of character in leadership, and who get's permission to be involved. As you listen, ask yourself these same questions. You may well be challenged.

Terance Clark, a seasoned leader and friend of many years, stopped by to speak on a subject that can be touchy, Character in Leadership. Who are you giving the right to speak into your life? Good question. Here more in this multipart series on character.

Aren't we often drawn to the popular or well-known leaders? Listen as Scott McClelland shares some insights from an unassuming New Testament leader with a lasting legacy. And take a minute to share your thoughts with us too.

The Leadership Moment is asking for your help! We are preparing an upcoming series – Profiles in Leadership – and we want to know who you would like to have featured.

The Leadership Moment is asking for your help! We are preparing an upcoming series - Profiles in Leadership - and we want to know who you would like to have featured. Please help us! Visit us on Facebook.com/leadersmoment and complete the poll. All help appreciated.

Marcus started his life and leadership in Christ behind the Berlin Wall. Hear, in brief, what he has to say about maturity and the maturity process, including how people can appear mature when they really aren’t. SOLID STUFF.

Tony stops by for a discussion (in three parts) of Christian Masculinity in Leadership. Tony doesn’t consider himself an expert, and I am certainly not one either, but, it’s a topic worthy of discussion. Man up and give it a listen.

Tony stops by for a discussion (in three parts) of Christian Masculinity in Leadership.

Tony stops by for a discussion (in three parts) of Christian Masculinity in Leadership. Tony doesn’t consider himself an expert, and I am certainly not one either, but, it’s a topic worthy of discussion. Man up and give it a listen.