Leadership Lenses

In today's episode, I am joined by Dr. James Hart, the president of the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies (www.iws.edu). 

Today I am joined by Jay Owen, president of Business Builders (www.businessbldrs.com). We talk about culture, prioritizing family, what it means to be a leader, and how to keep family as your priority in the midst of a busy schedule. 

Today I interview my good friend Dr. Chuck Coker, the founder of LifeThrive, a consulting organization committed to personal and team growth. 

We discuss how God is committed to getting our attention by whatever means necessary, and how who we are becoming is more important than what we are doing. 

Today I'm joined by my friends Sage and Stacie Joiner. We discuss the enneagram and how it exposes our wounds, improves communication in marriage and gives us the surprising relief of discovering who we really are. 

In this episode, I'm joined by my good friend Rebecca Maxwell and we dive head first into topics such as boundaries, anxiety, family systems, and the fear of rejection that haunts us all. You can find out more about Rebecca and her practice at jacksonvillecounseling.net

In this episode I am joined by leadership legend and 12Stone Church chief of staff Dan Reiland. We talk about the importance of being developed as a leader, and the shift to leading through other people as you grow in influence. 

The third in our 3-part series exploring the centers of experience of the enneagram. My friend Trey Brunson and I discuss what it's like to live in the thinking center with fives, sixes and sevens. 

The second of our three-part series exploring the centers of experience of the Enneagram. I sat down with my good friend John Barringer (a three) and talked through the traits of twos, threes and fours and the way that faith in Christ is the best answer to all the challenges faced by each type. 

A conversation between me and my friend Zak (an enneagram nine) about the instinctive center of the enneagram.