Leadership
For me, Christian leadership has always come down to one thing: a willingness to humbly serve, no matter the cost. It means humbling myself, rolling up my sleeves, and walking alongside others as they pursue what God has called them to do.
For me, that often looks like intentionally making time to invest in people—equipping, encouraging, and yes, even giving them the freedom to stumble along the way. Because growth often happens in the mess, not just in the wins.
Christian leadership isn’t about pushing an agenda. Instead, I’ve learned to value unity deeply—not a watered-down version that avoids truth, but a unity that holds to conviction and still chooses love. Sometimes that means stopping the debate, setting aside differences, and simply praying together. That’s the kind of leadership I believe Jesus modeled—and the kind I want to live out.

Be sure to pray and counsel together before laying your plans, and then, in the Spirit of Christ, push the work unitedly. If one of your number decides that he cannot cooperate with his brethren, and has no desire to work because of differences of opinion, the course to be pursued is without a question. Humble yourselves before God and resort to prayer, for you cannot and must not attempt to work at variance.
— Christain Leadership, p. 11