Inspired by Adam Mabry’s book STOP TAKING SIDES, Christian leadership also holds a lot of tensions. There are situations where we don’t need to take one side over the other, instead we want both sides to be present as we lead our team. In this podcast, we have invited two of our campus missionaries to help us ask some of the questions that we may also have as leaders. Let’s talk about the tension of building respect and familiarity in our team.

In this new series, we are going to look at different leadership indicators that will help us know if we’ve actually started leading already. In this episode we will see what it really means to be excellent. 

As leaders, we are bound to our calling. Yet, we also have the freedom to do what is difficult to do. In this episode, Pastor Joe Bonifacio talks about the five freedoms a leader has.

In the last episode of ENC Leadership Podcast, it was a great treat for everyone to hear from the author of “Stop Taking Sides” himself, Adam Mabry. In this episode, we will look into some applications to avoid taking sides. 

A new book called “Stop Taking Sides” by Adam Mabry is now available and in this podcast we had the privilege of interviewing the author to tell us what this book is all about.  

You may have been asking this question to yourself many times, especially during this pandemic, or for most of the time that you are leading. Let’s take this time to go back to our WHY as we listen to this podcast.

Leading in Anxious Times has been a great series for many of us but we still have a long way to go in applying it in our personal lives. Here are some tips on how we can jump start or continue to apply some of these concepts, not only in our leadership but in every area of our lives.

Christian Leadership is not possible apart from the power of the Holy Spirit. Inviting the Holy Spirit supercharges our leadership and brings us to a journey of witnessing the work of God in our life and in the lives of the people that we are leading. 

To be a follower of Jesus is to serve others, regardless of whether you are a leader or not. This also means that for Christian leaders, your position and your achievements do not matter unless they serve others.