406 - Engaging in Healthy Leadership

Title: Finding New Strength: Engaging in Healthy Leadership                                     

Transform Your Leadership with "Engaging in Healthy Leadership"

Are you ready to rise to the challenge of transforming your leadership? Are you prepared to lead with faith, integrity, and biblical wisdom? Do you want to develop qualities like Isaiah did in chapter 6? We know Jesus is the greatest role model for leadership. His ministry on earth perfectly demonstrated healthy leadership. Jesus teaches us that, in stark contrast to the world, healthy leadership is about loving and serving others rather than seeking power, position, or personal gain.

We have all seen people with natural leadership abilities whose charisma outpaced their character, leading to a moral failure that ended their career. Or we know a passionate leader who lacks self-awareness and doesn’t connect that they steamroll those they lead. The bottom line is that the hardest person we will ever lead is ourselves. We must learn to follow before we can lead, and we must lead ourselves before we can lead others well. This leadership development track teaches that we lead best when what we do flows out of who we are.

Engaging in Healthy Leadership is an essential guide for recovery ministry leaders, counselors, pastors, educators, and anyone passionate about serving others through leadership. Authored by Karissa Corpeny, this book is the fourth installment in the acclaimed series designed to build on a solid foundation of personal growth and leadership principles rooted in Scripture. It provides a practical framework for understanding and implementing biblically based leadership principles.

What You'll Discover:

• Heart, Head, Hands, and Habits of Leadership: Dive into the core components of effective leadership, including motivation, philosophy, skills, and personal habits.
• Biblical Insights: Learn from the lives of biblical leaders like Isaiah, who exemplified humility, dependence on God, and a willing heart.
• Servant Leadership: Embrace Jesus' leadership model, focusing on serving others and prioritizing their success.
• Practical Applications: Develop your Leadership Point of View (POV) and learn to lead with integrity, humility, and a servant's heart.

Key Learning Objectives:

• What is healthy leadership? Understand the characteristics that define effective and servant-led leadership.
• How to tell if leadership is healthy? Demonstrate that not all leadership is healthy by contrasting the characteristics and impacts of healthy versus unhealthy leadership practices.
• How to overcome leadership pitfalls? Learn to identify and avoid common unhealthy leadership styles that hinder your ministry's effectiveness and success.
• How to maintain healthy leadership? Gain practical tools for enhancing your leadership capabilities, including conflict resolution, team motivation, and fostering a supportive environment.

Why Choose Engaging in Healthy Leadership:

Choose this study if you're ready to transform your leadership approach. You'll learn to build influence through trust and respect, define your leadership purpose with a focus on serving others, and adopt practical habits for positive impact. Inspired by effective leadership principles, you'll uncover how to lead with integrity and create lasting change.

Why This Series Matters:

The first three books start with a foundation of self-leadership, empowering learners to recognize and embrace their leadership potential and responsibilities. The final three books build on this foundation, exploring the essential role of guiding and caring for others through service and obedience. Altogether, Finding New Strength offers a comprehensive pathway for leaders to develop internally and externally, enhancing their effectiveness and impact.

Order Your Study Today:

Become a leader who inspires and uplifts others. Engaging in Healthy Leadership allows you to grow in confidence and purpose. Start your transformative leadership journey today and learn how to engage with others meaningfully and authentically, fostering a leadership style rooted in faith and genuine care.