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Identity is crucial for those who lead. In the realm of leadership, nothing is more important than a leader’s self-understanding.
Scripture Reference: Isaiah 45:1-7 NLT
The first imprint and impact of leadership that is experienced often is not in the classroom, boardroom or office. The first imprint is typically in the home through a mother.
Scripture Reference: Proverbs 31:10-31 NKJV
Not every leader is the one who sits in the first chair.
Scripture Reference: Numbers 25:1-13 NLT
No matter how educated you are, you can still be in a position where you don’t know who are.
Scripture Reference: John 8:12-16 NLT
What impressions have you made lately? Everything you do, speaks! At whatever level of leadership you are, you are making an impression.
Scripture Reference: 1 Kings 10:1-10
We like to know that we have enough to be successful before we even start an endeavor. God, who knows everything and who has perfectly plotted the course of our lives, often calls us to leadership and service without providing everything we believe we need to succeed.
Scripture Reference: Exodus 33:12-23 MSG
Not everyone who wants to benefit from what a leader proposes, actually follows in bringing what they want to pass. God is glorified when those who He called to lead, will lead and when His people follow.
Scripture Reference: Judges 5:1-20, 24-27 NLT
There are always challenges with success; but you lead knowing that the God who is the source of your success is the God who provides what you need for the challenges that come with the success.
Scripture Reference: 1 Samuel 18:1-16 NLT
Real leadership has more to do with service than status. Great, heroic leaders, regardless of how similar or different, are remembered for what they give and for their unique sacrifice.
Scripture Reference: Mark 10:35-45 NIV
Leaders cannot afford to live or to lead while in their feelings; and the challenge of vocational doubt is real and prevalent for many leaders.
Scripture Reference: Isaiah 49:1-6 NLT
