In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, hosts Tiffany and Joseph Elder discuss the profound topic of purpose and how it begins with glorifying God in everyday life. They explore the common struggles people face in understanding their purpose and emphasize that purpose is not defined by one's job or position but by living a life that reflects God's glory.

The episode also highlights the Multiply Global team's mission to reach 35,000 with the gospel and provide education to 30 teenage girls in a closed country. You can find out more at multipliglobal.com

In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, the power of prayer is explored through biblical stories and personal testimonies. The discussion emphasizes how prayer can change circumstances, environments, and hearts, and encourages listeners to persist in prayer even when answers seem delayed.

Takeaways

• Prayer is a powerful weapon often underutilized.
• The early church's prayers led to Peter's miraculous release.
• Prayer can shift circumstances and change hearts.
• Faith can replace fear through prayer.
• Righteous prayers are powerful and effective.
• Unanswered prayers are never wasted; they plant seeds.
• Persistence in prayer invites God's power.
• Consistency in prayer shows confidence in God's character.
• Prayer can lead to unexpected breakthroughs.
• Never stop asking and expecting the impossible with God

In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, Joseph Elder explores the theme of prayer, focusing on the heart posture and humility required when approaching God. They discuss the importance of coming before God with a humble heart, as illustrated by the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. The conversation emphasizes that true prayer is about spiritual surrender and authenticity, rather than ritualistic perfection. The hosts encourage listeners to invite God into their lives with honesty and humility, reminding them of God's grace and love as a good Father.

In this episode of the Multiplier Leadership Podcast, Joseph Elder discusses the significance of prayer in leadership, emphasizing the Lord's Prayer as a model for aligning our hearts with God. He explores the importance of worship, dependence, forgiveness, and surrendering to God's will, encouraging listeners to reflect on their prayer life and its impact on their leadership.

In this episode of the Multipliers of Leadership podcast, Joseph Elder discusses the often-overlooked importance of prayer in leadership. He emphasizes that many people enjoy the idea of prayer but struggle to engage with it meaningfully. The conversation centers around the Lord's Prayer as a model for intimacy and authority, highlighting the need for leaders to prioritize prayer before taking action. Joseph provides practical steps for integrating prayer into daily life, encouraging listeners to invite God into both significant decisions and everyday moments.

Takeaways

• Many churchgoers like the idea of prayer but don't love it.
• The goal is to simplify prayer and show its power.
• Jesus modeled prayer as a priority before action.
• Leading from a place of peace is essential.
• Invite God into both small and big decisions.
• Spiritual leadership starts with listening to God.
• Carve out intentional time for prayer.
• Look for micro moments to pray throughout the day.
• Prayer should be interwoven into daily life.
• True leadership power comes from God's presence.

In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, Joseph Elder concludes the Heart Check series by discussing the concept of good soil as a metaphor for a receptive heart. The conversation emphasizes the importance of humility, consistency, and multiplication in leadership. Practical steps for cultivating a multiplying heart are shared, including staying rooted in the word, inviting the Holy Spirit for guidance, and stepping out in obedience. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on their heart's condition and the impact of their leadership on others.

Takeaways

• Good soil is not about perfection but posture.
• Patience is key for spiritual growth and maturity.
• Leadership is measured by who you raise up, not just personal success.
• Good soil is characterized by humility, consistency, and multiplication.
• The fruit of good soil benefits others, not just oneself.
• Soil can change; it's never too late to cultivate a good heart.
• Staying rooted in the Word is essential for spiritual nourishment.
• Inviting the Holy Spirit can lead to personal transformation.
• Community support is vital for accountability and growth.
• Taking small steps of obedience keeps the heart soft and fruitful.

In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, Joseph Elder discusses the importance of taking time for self-reflection and evaluating one's heart. They explore the parable of the sower, focusing on the weeds that can choke out spiritual growth. The conversation emphasizes the need to intentionally weed out distractions and temporary worries that prevent a deeper relationship with God. Through reflection and intentionality, listeners are encouraged to embrace freedom and cultivate a heart that bears fruit.

Takeaways

• It's essential to take time for self-reflection.
• The parable of the sower illustrates the impact of distractions.
• Weeds in our hearts represent temporary worries and distractions.
• We must intentionally prune away distractions to grow spiritually.
• A busy schedule doesn't equate to spiritual health.
• Comfort-seeking behaviors can crowd out our relationship with God.
• Identifying weeds in our lives is crucial for spiritual growth.
• God invites us to clear away distractions for abundant growth.
• A heart willing to prune can bear much fruit.
• Freedom comes from intentionally addressing what's in our hearts.

In this conversation, Joseph Elder explores the condition of the heart in relation to spiritual growth, emphasizing the dangers of compromise and the importance of deep roots in faith. They discuss how hidden stones of sin and compromise can hinder growth and the necessity of repentance as a means to achieve freedom and a deeper relationship with God. The conversation concludes with a call to action, encouraging listeners to identify and uproot compromises in their lives for the sake of their spiritual legacy.

In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, Joseph introduces a new series called 'Heart Check: The Soils of the Heart,' exploring the parable of the sower and the condition of our hearts. He emphasizes the importance of understanding and processing the health of our own hearts, particularly for men who may shy away from such discussions. The conversation delves into the different types of hardened hearts, the impact of life experiences, and practical steps to soften our hearts to receive God's word and live a fruitful life.

In this episode of the Multipliers Leadership Podcast, Joseph Elder discusses the importance of spiritual awareness, particularly in recognizing the tactics of the enemy during times of vulnerability. He emphasizes the need to identify and reject lies that the enemy may whisper, encouraging listeners to respond with truth and seek rest in God. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to not just survive but thrive by embracing God's strength and truth.