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Great leadership isn’t just about strategy, performance, or influence. It’s about knowing what should lead your decisions when the pressure is on. Righteous leadership is not possible without the covenantal leading of the Holy Spirit. Galatians 5:25 reminds us: “Since we are living by the Spirit, let us follow the Spirit’s leading in every part of our lives.” In this podcast, we explore what it means to lead with clarity, integrity, discernment, and purpose—allowing the Spirit to influence not just our faith, but every part of how we lead, work, decide, and live. Because the quality of your leadership is ultimately determined by what is leading you.

One of the best definitions of leadership I've ever encountered came from Professor Robert Kegan at Harvard Graduate School of Education, who said, 'Leadership is the distillation of chaos.' When my guest on today's podcast, Kellee Strople, described how she and her husband create meaningful impact while working with professional groups in often chaotic situations, I knew we had discovered something special. Kellee exemplifies how authentic, values-driven leadership can emerge from any background and make a profound difference in people's lives.

If we truly believe 1 John 4:17, that "as He is, so are we in this world," then we should operate as Jesus did on the earth with Heavenly Intelligence.

Are we drinking from the river or from whence the river once flowed.

In this episode, Dr. Holloran describes righteous leadership as: 1) Constancy in living a life that is aligned with and pleasing to God. 2) Doing the heavy lifting of not allowing one's instinct to take over during daily decision-making 3) Building yourself and others through divine curiosity 4) Allowing God to change and shape one's neuropathways... 5) and so much more

The essence of the Christian life can be summed up in one word: WALK.

Just as Adam was clothed with the glory of God, we are to wear Christ in our souls (mind, will, and emotion). Similarly, God has blessed us with wearable light technology to produce healing and wholeness in our bodies. Romans 13:14

All the way from Senegal, the Lord is bringing a fresh revelation of the true meaning of Righteous Leadership

What an authorized label is to products, so are the righteous standards to the Children of the Kingdom. This episode with our guest, John Phelps, is powerful!

There is a divine model for Christian Leaders to operationalize righteous leadership: - Establish a better rhythm of life - See yourself more clearly - Leverage your strengths - Build more productive relationships Our guest, Ryan Franklin, has given birth to this blueprint. This book is a gem. I highly recommend Ryan's book, The Christian Leader Blueprint. Having this blueprint and being made righteous does not mean we are exempt from hard times, but rather, as the righteous, will be equipped to portray righteousness in whatever context we may be in.

If you were to rank he 8 qualities of a righteous leader, using the list below, what will be your order of priority. •Integrity •Justice •Service •Courage •Vision •Empowering •Humility •Accountable

We live in three horizons (all at the same time). Horizon 1: Now Horizon 2: Next Horizon 3: Future A righteous leader makes decisions that affects the now, (with integrity) without eroding the health of his/her community

Our righteousness does not come from knowing which laws to follow or knowing the leadership rule book inside out. Therefore, righteous leadership does not come from reading the best leadership book(s) or listening to the best gurus, but by knowing God and accepting the grace in and through our lives. We don't have to be the next best thing on the market. We just have to be following God as He directs our paths.

Our identity is not in our purpose ...... Our identity is not in our roles .... our identity is in Him. We were born to be image bearers of His Righteousness. that's Righteous Leadership (led by our righteous nature).

One of the buzzwords in today's climate is the word "intentionality." In this episode, we will discover the distinction between intentionality from a modern-day worldview versus intentionality from a biblical view. You will gain so much more. Enjoy!