Faith-Driven Leadership: Guiding Family and Business with Purpose

Join Kirk, Jeff, and James in a powerful discussion on servant leadership, faith, and personal transformation. They share raw, authentic stories of overcoming addiction, hypocrisy, and selfish ambition to lead with humility in both business and family life. Drawing from Biblical principles like Philippians’ call to value others above self, they explore how vulnerability, intentionality, and a Christ-centered identity can inspire meaningful change in relationships and leadership. This conversation offers practical insights for anyone seeking to lead with purpose and impact.

0:14 - Introduction to servant leadership in a business context.
1:08 - Philippians verse on humility and valuing others above self.
2:16 - Defining the mission field as serving those currently around you.
3:40 - Leading quietly by action, showing transformation through abstinence.
5:25 - Bringing struggles into the light to bless others through shared stories.
7:10 - Striving for God’s approval, not worldly chaos, in leadership.
8:58 - Equating leadership principles across work, home, and coaching.
10:24 - Importance of humility in seeking feedback to improve leadership.
12:03 - Finding identity in Christ, moving beyond comparison and flaws.
14:01 - Spiritual gifts and their role in effective servant leadership.
16:23 - Leading by example in quietness, influencing others without words.
18:49 - Balancing vulnerability and strength in leadership to avoid selfish ambition.
21:40 - Vulnerability as asking for help or confessing sin, not weakness.
24:05 - Mentoring challenges with alcoholism, learning not to play savior.
29:15 - Self-awareness as a journey in leadership, embracing imperfection.
34:06 - Grandfather’s story of overcoming a painful past to build a legacy.
39:55 - Romans 8:28, God using all situations for good in leadership.
46:25 - Heart change leading to consistent action in leading at home.
54:52 - Moving from “I” to collective goals in leadership for family and work.
1:09:38 - Small acts of acknowledgment as a form of leadership and encouragement.

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