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What does leadership mean to you? Most of us have worked under someone at least once. Do you remember the qualities you respected in that leader, if any? What about the qualities you didn’t respect? You may also be in a leadership position yourself. Do you think your subordinates respect you? Who are you putting first? This plan will briefly explore leadership from the perspective of being a servant leader.

Servant Leadership

Every good leader wants to align the values we preach with the values they live out. In this reading plan based on Jeff and Terra Mattson’s book, Shrinking the Integrity Gap, see why integrity is important and how our past traumas and triggers can either limit our leadership, or be used by God to lead effectively from a place of integrity and authenticity.

Shrinking The Integrity Gap

The standard greeting men use is, “What do you do?” Men tend to think that their careers define who they are. While careers are important, they are not what make a man. The average person has about 12 jobs in their lifetime, so even if things are not going well now, God is preparing you for something great. Let's explore several areas that show how God cares about your career.

TheLionWithin.Us: How to Pursue Your Career

God created humankind to reflect and emulate the way He thinks and to follow His plan. He calls us to produce lasting fruit which requires intentionality and focus. Uncover the keys to strategic thinking and living so you can better manage the resources entrusted to you and fulfill God’s purposes for every aspect of your life, work, and ministry.

Strategic Thinking: Blueprints for Life, Work, and Ministry

Empathy is the most essential quality of civilization. It opens the door to better relationships, leads to increased production in business, and is the highest ideal of love. What is empathy? Empathy is responding to others by connecting, understanding, and relating in order to empower change. This plan will help you develop Relentless Empathy! This plan is developed from the book Relentless Empathy by Dr. Brian Pikalow of Discovery Church. 

Relentless Empathy

Sometimes we wonder why our lives seem to lack direction. Often we feel that we spend most of our time reacting to circumstances that life brings us, but the most common reason is usually a lack of planning. However, the Bible teaches us very valuable and practical lessons about how to find the right direction and effectively go through life making the most of what God has entrusted us with.

How to Plan for Success - Life Is Easier When You Know Where You Are Going

Have you ever felt unappreciated at work? If so, it can be difficult to continue to think the best toward people. However, there is one person who never undervalues us — Jesus. This five-day plan helps to combat negative thoughts about feeling unappreciated through Bible truths about God’s love for us.

5 Days to Deal With Feeling Unappreciated at Work

When we fool ourselves into thinking that God is after our money or needs our money, we miss the whole point. God is after our hearts, and many times in our day and age, we have trouble separating our money from our hearts. In fact, we've found many times it's one of the hardest things for people to be obedient in. We've also seen that many Christians carry around unnecessary anxiety and worry because they refuse to trust God with their finances. Take your life back by learning to be faithful with your money through this Bible plan!

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The Apostle Paul was the greatest Christian missionary and theologian who ever lived. He was more responsible than any other individual for the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire. If we accept the spread of Christianity and its enduring impact on civilization as a measure of his effectiveness, then Paul must be recognized as one of the most influential men in history.  In this plan we will take a close look at the life and letters of the Apostle Paul. We will see how he was able to lead a legacy that continues to impact the world today - and we will see how each of us can also lead a life that leaves a legacy. 