Are leaders born or are they made? Perhaps, this episode will provide some clarity on this age-old question as we advocate that leadership is a skill that can be learned. We use the journey of Moses, a reluctant leader, as evidence that leadership can be cultivated. This episode draws on wisdom from the scriptures to prove that a leader need not be the loudest, the most popular, or even the wisest person in a group, echoing John Maxwell's definition that leadership is all about "influence".

In this podcast, we challenge the conventional notions of leadership by focusing on the unique position of Christians to be true leaders through their influence on others. Whether you envision yourself as a CEO or a manager in the future, you're already equipped with the potential to lead simply by being a follower of Jesus, the master of all leaders.

As we navigate the life of Nehemiah, a man who worked a day job but lived a life of deep devotion to his faith, we look at how God prepares ordinary people for extraordinary roles and places them in the right places at the right time. From becoming a man of God to a man of concern, Nehemiah’s journey encapsulates the true essence of what it means to be a godly leader. The episode illustrates how Nehemiah’s story of listening, showing compassion, and ultimately taking action is a testament to the qualities that define true leadership.

Our goal is to inspire you to step up, just as Nehemiah did, by embodying godly qualities and exhibiting genuine concern for others. From listening attentively to showing compassion and taking action, we explore how the ordinary can indeed rise to the extraordinary. So join us as we endeavor to turn followers of Jesus into the leaders of today.