You don’t have to be in business to be a leader. You don’t even have to be a supervisor; you can lead a family, a volunteer team, or a school group. You can lead anyone, anywhere, informally or formally in teams. As a leader, you influence more people than you might think, so it makes sense to learn how to use that influence and your leadership to represent your Christian values and beliefs.
The ultimate example for leadership is found in the life of Jesus, and we can model His behavior to lead and develop the people around us. By applying the leadership principles of the Bible in everyday life, it will help you become deliberate and intentional about the way you lead people and help them become the best they can be.
We have gathered some great material in this 7-lesson Growth Plan to help you become a better leader and transform from being the one who is led into the leader you were born to be.
If you want to learn how to be a leader, then the best place to begin is by learning from the greatest leader—Jesus.
There are four critical skills you can develop to help you become the type of leader that others respect and will gladly follow.
Compassion is what moves you to help people, and helping people is the cornerstone of leadership.
How do you balance strength, grace, the mission and the needs of the team with integrity and intentionality?
How do you cultivate your influence as a leader? Well, helping people and pouring into them is a great place to start.
Leadership is not always about making people feel comfortable; it’s about growing and developing people—and sometimes it takes shaking things up to drive growth.
Mentoring is the most important aspect of excellent leadership—it transforms others, and it transforms you.
