In today’s Think Like a Leader, we look at how the word of God impacts the life of a leader.Psalm 112 reveals three areas of impact for the person who greatly delights in the Word of God: Family Finances Future More in today’s...
Spiritual leaders are supposed to think about and lead toward growth—numerical growth and spiritual growth.Acts 6:7 connects numerical and spiritual growth with discipleship multiplication and obedient faith. The key ingredient for growth, discipleship, and obedience...
How do we lead in unjust and volatile situations? In the book of Esther, Mordecai was a despised minority living in a hostile environment. Despite opposition, Mordecai did not allow his lack of a leadership position to stop him from leading. Today, we look at four...
Almost everyone in ministry loves the work of the ministry, but it’s the weight of the ministry that becomes a burden.In Psalm 55:1–21, David talks about the burden a spiritual leader carries that can be categorized into two types of burdens: the noise of the Enemy...
Trying to figure out leadership conundrums can be a wearisome task. In Psalm 73, Asaph expresses feelings of confusion, worthlessness, and depression because of his adverse circumstances. But when he “went into the sanctuary of God,” discernment happened, depression...
As spiritual leaders in a sin-filled world, we constantly encounter evil and wrongdoing. Scripture tells us to “fret not” in the face of evil. Psalm 37 teaches us how to think like a leader in the midst of evil and wrong. Trust in the Lord. Do good. Dwell in the...
