Hosted by Leadership Development Institute · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 53 episodes
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The Developing Imperfect Leaders podcast is intended to develop imperfect people into better leaders. None of us are perfect, fully-realized people, which is why leadership development exists in the first place! Since we are NOT Jesus, we all have room for growth in our lives and we need help along the way. Therefore, each episode is designed to help anyone to become a better leader by examining a provocative question on a relevant leadership topic, looking at quotes from beneficial resources, and thinking through the practical application for growing in our imperfect leadership. If you are a perfect person who has life, relationships, and leadership all figured out, then this podcast is NOT for you. But, if you are someone who loves learning, growing, and improving. then this is something you'll enjoy and benefit from.
Leadership Development Institute hosts Developing Imperfect Leaders, a education show with 53 episodes published.
In this episode, the team looks back on season 4, as well as everything we learned about God, leadership, and ourselves in four seasons of Developing Imperfect Leaders. Season 4 Recap Questions: What was your favorite to
In this episode, the team looks at growing as followers of Christ. We discuss methods for continuing to pursue growth in Christ over the years and see how Jesus becomes bigger as time passes. Quote of the Week: Today’s q
In this episode we share our testimonies and some gospel basics. We explore the new realities that happen when we become a Christian, including the things we gain, lose, and change. Quote of the Week: Today’s quote comes
In this episode, the team considers what it means to lead others while navigating ongoing mental health problems. Quote of the Week: Today’s quote comes from an article by Joe Carter on the Gospel Coalition website title
In this episode, the team examines the relationship between mental health, spirituality, therapeutic culture, and following God in a fallen world. Quote of the Week: Today’s quote comes from C.S. Lewis in The Problem of
In this episode, the team works through some of the questions that came up in their recent session with the Young Adults Ministry at Hope. Join us as we consider some of the questions that young adults are asking. The Qu
In this episode, the team recaps season three by considering the following questions: What was your favorite topic from season 4 and why? What was the topic you felt was most important to consider this season? What was a
In this episode, the team solves all your issues with your parents! NOT! The team discusses the unique ways that our parents can get under our skin, and what it looks like to not turn back into a teenager when we are wit
In this episode, the team discusses something we all face: suffering. The team considers the pervasive nature of suffering, right and wrong ways to think about suffering, and the beauty of leadership that provides hope i
In this episode, the team discusses the reality that all of us have an independent streak in some way, whether we like it or not. We want control and we want to get our way and that can hurt the way we relate to the team
In this episode, the team discusses the goal of teaching including some wrong answers. Did you know that teaching isn’t about being impressive or knowing everything? The team tackles that reality and considers some helpf
In this episode, the team discusses the sometimes polarizing Enneagram personality test! They discuss using the Enneagram as a tool and not condemning it or treating it as the same authority of Jesus. The team considers
In this episode, the team discusses the idea of currency - knowing why people serve and work - and what impact or value they expect it to have. They consider the importance of knowing and caring for the people you lead,
In this episode, the team discusses the reality that every single person on the planet desires meaning and purpose for their lives. They discuss the healthy and unhealthy ways to seek meaning and how we tend to look for
In this episode, the team reflects on the Developing Female Leaders seminar and shares why they are encouraged by the ways Jesus is at work in people’s lives. They also discuss the importance of leadership development an
This episode is part of a series of episodes this season focused on how female leaders can integrate the gospel into their lives and leadership. These episodes are from a live recording of an LDI seminar titled, “Develop
This episode is part of a series of episodes this season focused on how female leaders can integrate the gospel into their lives and leadership. These episodes are from a live recording of an LDI seminar titled, “Develop
This episode is part of a series of episodes this season focused on how female leaders can integrate the gospel into their lives and leadership. These episodes are from a live recording of an LDI seminar titled, “Develop
In this episode, the team discusses the idea of ministry skills and what it looks like to learn your gifts and use them to bless others. They talk about what ministry skills are and the fact that we all have them, and wh
In this episode, the team discusses the centrality of character in leadership, including why character matters and the ways that leadership without character can hurt people. They also share the significance of character
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Developing Imperfect Leaders is hosted by Leadership Development Institute. The show is categorised under education (religion) and has published 53 episodes.
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