Spiritual Leadership

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Acts 1 teaches us that seasons of waiting are not wasted but vital for spiritual preparation. The early church's first act after Christ's ascension was to obey His command to wait and pray, establishing godly leadership while refusing passivity. True leadership seeks towels not titles, following Christ who washed feet rather than demanding position, reminding us that influence for God's glory matters more than any earthly title.

From the series: Unshaken

1 Thessalonians 2 urges us to live with pure motives rooted in Christ, letting our transformed hearts drive all we do. Through gentle nurture and bold encouragement—like a mother and father—we model authentic faith for others. Lasting impact comes not from striving, but from letting God work through us and celebrating His faithfulness.

From the series: In the Beginning

When we face difficulties in life, how do we respond? Jesus calls us to be servant leaders, recognizing that all we have in life are blessings from God, and we should use them to bless others around us. We should put the needs of others ahead of our own. In Genesis 27, we see Joseph using his position of leadership to bless and provide not only for his family, but also for the entire nation of Egypt.

From the series: Jars of Clay

When God gets ahold of your heart, he transforms your life. When we truly recognize what God has done for us we will respond by loving and serving those around us.

From the series: Jars of Clay

Today we examine Godly leadership. Each of us has the opportunity to influence those around us. Sometimes we can become fixated on what we think our calling is, but are we following our own ideas or submitting to God’s plan for us?

Leadership can make us sweat, yet it is woven into the Christian life. Why every believer is called to lead, and what that actually looks like.

Real leaders face hard problems instead of burying them. Four marks of the courageous leadership our churches and families need.

Romans 12:8 tells Christians to “lead with diligence”. However, there are moments in life when doing anything, let alone leading with diligence, seems impractical or even impossible. There are days…