To lead well and preach well, we must listen. Humility is the central characteristic of some of the most winsome leaders. In this Summit session, John Dickson talks about humility and the role it plays in both our individual leadership development and in leading others well.
Super Bowl winning coach Tony Dungy talks with Craig Groeschel about the role mentoring plays in leadership. Leaders have the potential to mentor and speak into the lives of other leaders and encourage them to lead to their fullest potential.
Hope for a leader is like the oxygen we breathe. With so much brokenness in the world, hopelessness is easy to find. Christine Caine emphatically and passionately stirs up the local church to be hope for a dying world.
Impactful leaders lead out of a place of passion. The goal is for that passion to not become diluted or polluted as it cycles through your organization and out to the consumer. Bishop T.D. Jakes communicates, from a place of passion, the value of passion in leadership as well as key individuals necessary to support you as you lead.
Giving isn’t just a feel good opportunity, it actually makes for a good business strategy. Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS shoes, shares the cultural distinctives that have created the TOMS movement and spread shoes and love around the world.
Jessica Jackley, co-founder of micro lender organization KIVA, talks with Jim Mellado about how individuals can play a part in a solution to the massive issue of global poverty. With stories of inspiration and hope, this Summit session makes seemingly insurmountable obstacles seem possible to overcome.
Is there something that needs to change in your business or church, and you are fearful of making that switch? Business thinkers Chip Heath and Dan Heath, authors of best-selling book, Made to Stick and Switch, are interviewed by Craig Groeschel about how to change when change is hard.
Who are the real change agents of a culture? In this Summit session, Pastor Dave Gibbons argues that culture can be most impacted by those on the fringes of culture. We often expect culture to be impacted from an epicenter of power outward, but what if that’s not the Biblical perspective on cultural change? Dave Gibbons calls for leaders to adopt, what he calls, a third-culture leadership perspective.
In order to tackle the root cause of global poverty, we must be ready to support the most vulnerable affected by global poverty – children. Wes Stafford, former president and CEO of Compassion International, talks about the power of pain in each of our stories. Wess shares the hope and redemption of pain through the power of Jesus.
Leadership training, skill development, and preparation are essential practices for leaders, but we must understand that only God can send the rain. Steven Furtick, in this high energy Summit session teaches through the story of Elisha detailing what having an audacious faith can do for God’s glory.
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