In the previous editorial I introduced the first two components of gospel-shaped leadership: (1) Christian leaders serve others, and (2) Christian leaders are gracious. These focus on the leader’s character. Now we’ll consider two more: (3) Christian leaders draw people toward Christlikeness, and (4) Christian leaders strengthen those in their care. These both focus on … Continue reading Disciple-Making Leadership →

A Christian leader must embody gospel grace. If he doesn’t, his leadership is no longer “Christian.” This kind of leadership — we’ll call it gospel-shaped leadership — imitates the way God relates to us through the gospel. These leaders benefit those in their care, just as God blesses all people — and especially His covenant … Continue reading Gospel-Shaped Leadership →