The destination of a leadership journey is the journey itself. Leaders who embrace intentionality in their own development with a posture of humility are the kinds of leaders who grow in wisdom and skill, but formational leadership journeys do not just happen. We all need guides and companions on the journey to healthy leadership. No matter our age, experience, or stage of development, leaders who learn from others are leaders who grow in their capacity to then be a resource to others.
That is the purpose of this site… To help you grow in wisdom and understanding so that you may then help others do the same. These resources have been compiled and refined from the 80-year redemptive leadership journey of Keith Yoder, himself a student at every step. Arranged in six major categories, all of these are free and open to you, to serve as a voice of wisdom and support on your leadership path.
As you engage and learn from these content in this resource library, we invite your feedback as to how this information affected you and to ways we can improve our delivery of it via this site.
In all things, we seek the glory of Christ, His Word, and the beauty of His Bride, the Church.
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The most important thing about you is what you think about who God is and who you are as the bearer of His image. Click here for all kinds of different ways to approach that.
We believe there is a God and He has spoken. The Scriptures are a sixty-six book library of His wisdom and truth, given to us as a guide for all things in life. Click here to engage His Scriptures in life-giving ways.
Healthy relationships are hard work, and worth the investment thereof. Click here for wisdom and truth to guide your relational connections.
The Church is designed to be the revelation of the beauty of God in the world today. Understanding who the Church is and why she exists is crucial to knowing the creative ways God is at work in our world today. Click here for paradigms and concepts of the Church.
Discernment is mining the heart and wisdom of God with an intention to follow what He reveals. Decision-making grounded in discernment is the healthiest way to lead. Click here to learn more about discernment that is rooted in the presence of God.
"The people a leader leads should be drinking from a running stream, not a stagnant pool.” (Howard Hendricks) Leaders should be life-long learners. Click here for innovative and foundational ways to think about leadership.
Leadership is about empowering and equipping others, producing effectuality in them in efficacious ways. Foundational principles and paradigms are helpful on that journey.
The wisdom of God is found in the presence of Christ. Discernment is the discovery of His in-the-moment Kingdom realities and walking those things out in practical ways.
The leadership of Jesus is the ultimate example of leadership at its healthiest. When people see and feel the wisdom of God engaged in leadership environments, they are drawn to mine it for themselves.
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