The power in leadership lies in the ability to create, build, and empower. Leadership neither destroys nor oppresses. In this episode, we hope to shift the mindset about power in leadership.

The church has been given a unique opportunity to raise leaders in different spheres of society. But many times we are not aware of some leadership misconceptions that we may have. What are these and how can we address them?

How can we become a calm leader—and stay that way—when conflict is present in our lives?

How can we be a calm leader in the midst of a global crisis?

What steps can we take to becoming a calm leader?

When leaders bring in a calmer presence, the people they lead have more room to move toward wisdom. What are the challenges of becoming a calm leader?

Emotional triangles or triangles in relationships contribute to us getting stuck in anxiety. Let's learn to identify them, respond to them, and "detriangulate."

Every leader has to work through relationships. We discuss how we can stay connected with others, even when anxiety manifests in the relationship.

Knowing and fulfilling our responsibilities starts with being a differentiated leader. Let's talk about what differentiation is and how it's crucial to our well-being, growth, and how we relate with others. 

Paying attention to your emotions, experiencing their full weight, and trusting God with them is the first step in the hard work of leadership.