Lead Like Jesus: Leadership Starts on the Inside

For many work, church or ministry activities take priority over family. Jesus told us to love our neighbors as ourselves, and our spouses and children are our closest neighbor. Are we loving and leading them like Jesus? This episode is filled with simple, practical yet profound ways all of us can refocus in 2022 and help our families flourish, so that we can influence those outside of our homes for Christ.

Christ Connections - our ability to not only notice but be available for daily interruptions - is the final element of emotional intelligence in Christ. In today's episode three co-authors of the Emotional Intelligence in Christ help us understand how Jesus allowed interruptions in order to connect with people on a much deeper, personal level. Today's episode challenges all of us to be open to interruptions in order to value people over "to do" lists and activities.

Altruistic Attitude - ability to give to others without expecting anything in return - is another important aspect of emotional intelligence in Christ. In today's episode three co-authors of the Emotional Intelligence in Christ book help us understand selfless generosity and altruism, how it impacts us and others and how Jesus modeled it to us so perfectly.

Self-control is an important aspect of emotional intelligence in Christ. In today's episode three co-authors of the Emotional Intelligence in Christ book help us understand what self-control means, how it impacts us and others and how to grow and develop and grow in self-control so that we can lead like Jesus.

 

Jesus Christ of Nazareth modeled the highest form of emotional intelligence, connecting the hearts of humanity: love in action. Using His acute awareness, words, intonation, body language, and self-control, Jesus won the hearts of the people who encountered Him from the youngest to the oldest; He positively impacted people’s lives. What if you could do the same? In today's episode Rich Cummins, President and CEO of Lead Like Jesus talks with Lauren Miller, co-author of the Emotional Intelligence in Christ, and Ken Voges, author of the Biblical DISC, about the importance of knowing our identity: whose we are and who we are in Christ.

Jesus Christ of Nazareth modeled the highest form of emotional intelligence, connecting the hearts of humanity: love in action. Using His acute awareness, words, intonation, body language, and self-control, Jesus won the hearts of the people who encountered Him from the youngest to the oldest; He positively impacted people’s lives. What if you could do the same?

In today's episode Rich Cummins, President and CEO of Lead Like Jesus talks with Lauren MIller, co-author of the Emotional Intelligence in Christ, and Ken Voges, author of the Biblical DISC, about the importance of developing emotional intelligence.

Are anger, ego, fear, pride or self preservation driving the way you lead and influence others? Do unresolved past wounds cause you to continually react to people and situations only to regret those reactions later? Steve Arterburn, Founder of New Life Ministries, shares Biblically-based insights to help us stop reacting and start responding to people and situations in a God honoring way so that we can lead like Jesus.

Best selling author and leadership consultant, Dr. John Townsend shares insights from his book, People Fuel, that focuses on people we choose to surround ourselves with. There are people that fuel us and people that drain us. Dr. Townsend outlines relational nutrients we all need to cultivate good relationships that provide energy, focus, and the support to be all you were meant to be.

Are you allowing your past leadership mistakes to control and dictate your future? Steve Arterburn, Founder of New Life Ministries, shares Biblical wisdom on ways we can own our mistakes, repent and find freedom in God's grace and mercy.

Best selling author and leadership consultant, Dr. John Townsend, joins us today to share his wisdom about setting healthy boundaries in the workplace. Balanced life is much talked about but rarely practiced and today Dr. Townsend unveils practical steps to move us toward establishing healthy boundaries to help us and our teams flourish.