In this episode, we continue to discuss two other warning signs of a leadership crash. Our hope is that this topic would help you grow and be more effective in the way you lead.

In this episode, we continue the conversation on the leadership crash by talking about harboring bitterness and avoiding confrontation that lead to losing trusted friendships. How do we protect our relationships from breaking apart because of unforgiveness and lack of clarity?

In this episode we start the discussion with the first two warning signs of a leadership crash. Let us know how to recognize these signs and how we can boldly and honestly respond to these kinds of situations.

Everyone has a weakness, and because we're all imperfect, none of us is exempt from a leadership crash. In this episode, we tackle why it is important to talk about the leadership crash and the most crucial element in preventing a fall and recovering from it.

In this episode, Pastor Joe shares to us three of his biggest takeaways from 17 years in campus ministry. Also, we are excited to introduce our new hosts for the ENC Leadership Podcast, JV and Dean. 

In this episode, we talk about one of the most essential workouts that can be immediately applied at any given opportunity. Having this ability will help us become a great leader, especially in terms of helping our team to develop their God-given giftings.

We usually begin the new year with different kinds of resolutions to build good habits that can be developed through time. One of the most common resolutions is to start working out to strengthen our bodies. In the same way with leadership, we need to start doing “workouts” that will help us to become better leaders. In this episode, be ready to start doing one of the most important and powerful leadership workouts that will make an impact on your life and the lives of the people you are leading. 

A big part of being a leader is making decisions. But making decisions is not as easy as it may seem because it requires discernment and wisdom. In this podcast, let’s look at one of the classic tensions in leadership: getting consensus from your team and making the decision on your own. 

As leaders, we know that God has given each of us a set of skills and strengths and a unique personality. We need to manage the tension between the tendency to lead, solely dictated by your personality, and the tendency to lead without factoring your personality in your leadership. What can we do to avoid both extremes? 

The vast majority of leadership decisions are often judgment calls. They are not strictly adhering to one rule or another, or following a series of steps but they are judgment calls that depend on your context. In this episode we will look at another tension that us leaders would usually encounter among the teams that we lead and a tension that all of us should wrestle with.