Looking to learn more about Biblical leadership and how a relationship with God should impact the way you live, work, and play? I’ve brought together a few of my favorite resources and will continue to add things as I find them. If you have a resource you think worth sharing, then leave a comment at the bottom of the page!
Online Resources
The Bible Project: If you want to understand Biblical Leadership, it starts with understanding the Bible. I’ve become a big fan of the Bible Project, where they believe that the Bible is one, unified story that leads to Jesus. They create videos that explain the main themes of the Bible and the individual books of the Bible. Their work really makes the Bible come alive and help you understand the leadership role that God has given humanity in His creation. They also have a great podcast which I also recommend.
Theology of Work: Great website that seeks to understand how Scripture should impact the way we work. We spend a significant amount of time at work and it’s probably where we encounter the majority of our relationships. Having a strong theology of work is an important aspect of leading well.
Ken Blanchard Servant Leadership Course: This is a short video series from a modern day leader when it comes to servant leadership in the business world. Blanchard has written many books and spent tons of hours consulting with organizations. This course includes 8 short videos and is available for free on LinkedIn and has applications for anyone looking to grow as a servant leader.
Introduction to the Story of the Bible: This course was created by Leaders Go Last and provides an overview of the story of the Bible. So often, we think of the Bible as a self-help book or list of rules, but it is actually much more. Learn about good storytelling techniques and then discover those techniques in the Bible. This course will give you a greater appreciation for God’s Word and equip you to lead more effectively in your family, community, and place of work. Watch the first video below:
Books on Biblical Leadership
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