RELP - Episode 80 - Principles of Leadership Found in Jesus - Ron Edmondson

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In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy share some principles of leadership found in Jesus.

Jesus is the greatest leader of all time. That’s a bold claim, but consider how successful He was. It would be hard to find a comparison of work that continues as long as His has even after so many years. Yet His “on earth” ministry was such a few short years.

In this episode, some principles of leadership found in Jesus.

Show notes:

We love hearing from leaders who enjoy these podcasts. Yes, we know they are simple. It is intended to be a quick listen to a conversation between father and son – (and in this one – father and friend) who are both struggling to figure out leadership in our individual contexts.

Ron is a unique leader in that h has experience in the marketplace, government, nonprofits and the church. Even today as a consultant, Ron continues to be a practitioner of leadership. He’s not just talking about leadership, he’s in the trenches with you serving as a full-time pastor.

As always, I hope this episode helps you be a better pastor and leader.

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