Paul was a leader with passion and vision. He was spirit lead, spirit filled, and fearless. He would say what needed to be said without backing down. He held to the integrity of the truth of God’s Word and to the integrity of his calling. He was humb

God has called us primarily to encourage and add value to people. We should try to be a person of value instead of a person of success. Life defines success as achieving things, but being people of value is what it truly means to be successful. Adding val

The greatest aspect of leadership is influence. Influence is born from our character, and in order to influence others for the positive, we must first master ourselves. Proverbs 16:32 says that a man who rules his spirit has won a greater victory than one

Peter was a man familiar with failure. He was the leader of the twelve, the one to ask the most questions, and the one to be rebuked most often by Jesus. Peter was a man who took risks; he was also a man who had to come back from a rather spectacular fail

The story of David and Goliath is one of the most famous stories in the Bible. Society uses it time and again to illustrate an uneven fight. When there is no leadership, a vacuum is formed, and the world stands up and cries out, “Send me a man (or wo

1. Perception Our perception is what shapes our environment. It is more powerful than reality, for our perception is the window through which we perceive reality. The environment we build through our perception is the environment to which we adapt. If our

The greatest leaders are the greatest followers. That is the primary leadership lesson we can learn from Joshua. He was a follower before he was a leader. Joshua was a man of faith who saw the opportunities in the opposition. He obeyed when Moses commande

Leaders in the Kingdom are not prideful people. They get that beaten out of the fairly quickly. Leaders understand that they have weaknesses, and in this understanding, they bring people alongside of them who can step in and fill the gap created by that w

Moses was a leader who established many of the primary leadership traits and skills we utilize today. He was the first leaders of a new nation. He had to learn as he went, and he made many mistakes. That is the first leadership trait we can learn from him

In continuing with our series on Spiritual Leadership, we are going to look at the leadership attributes we can learn from Joseph. Joseph was a leader who did not compromise. His story begins in Genesis 37. At a young age, Joseph was betrayed by his famil