Leading people in any capacity is hard, but it can be even more difficult when you lead with your heart. Whether you’re growing a business, managing your home, or leading the Church, how do you achieve success without losing yourself in the process? It seems many leaders get hard-hearted and lose a sense of empathy while others don’t make it for the long haul because their hearts get crushed. Is there a way to be strong as a leader but do it with heart? Kevin Herrin shows us how on Leading the Heart Way.
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Leading people in any capacity is hard, but it can be even more difficult when you lead with your heart. Whether you’re growing a business, managing your home, or leading the Church, how do you achieve success without losing yourself in the process? It seems many leaders get hard-hearted and lose a sense of empathy while others don’t make it for the long haul because their hearts get crushed. Is there a way to be strong as a leader but do it with heart? Kevin Herrin shows us how on Leading the Heart Way.
It’s been said that you don’t really have a relationship or a team until you can have the difficult conversations in the proper spirit and then continue to walk together. Join Kevin as he digs into the book, Crucial Conversations.
We make mistakes as leaders. But they do not disqualify us from our calling. The Holy Spirit was sent to help us recover and walk strong as heart leaders.
Many leaders are afraid of the word “meek.” They fear it equates to being weak. Why is a meek leader the strongest kind? Join Kevin as he talks with US Marine and Pastor, Bo Kilgore, about true strength in heart leadership.
Does Christ call us to be serpents or doves? Why would He pair those paradoxical figures together and call us to embrace both leadership styles? Join Kevin as he digs into Christ’s paradoxical power.
A locus is a strong center. The locus of the Church is the Gospel but the locus of leadership must be the Church. Join Kevin as he stresses how heart leaders are the hope of society.
We strive for success in leadership. We push hard to reach goals and develop people along the way. But can we really expect to be happy as well? Jesus said, “Yes!” Join Kevin as he interviews best-selling author, Mike Hayes, in this Part 2 episode about happiness in leadership.
We strive for success in leadership. We push hard to reach goals and develop people along the way. But can we really expect to be happy along the way? Jesus said, “Yes!” Join Kevin as he interviews best-selling author, Dr. Jeffrey Garner, about happiness in leadership.
The only way to successfully put together a 2000-piece jigsaw puzzle is to dig into the little pieces and begin to study them. But the only way to know how to put them together is to continue to look at the big picture. As important as the little pieces are, their reason for existing is to create a big picture.
Join Kevin this month as he digs into keeping the big picture in mind in heart leadership.
Leadership in a diverse community necessitates a push beyond boundaries of understanding. It takes the heart of Christ be a heart leader in this environment. Join Kevin as he interviews Alvin Richardson about this amazing, variegated family of God.
An IED is an improvised explosive device so named because no two are alike. In leadership, members of our teams are NOT the same and we must lead on a sliding scale. It can be difficult. Here are some principles of building a team that keep it more consistent. Join Kevin for the IED’s of Leadership.
We make plans. Many of them get disrupted. Some are minor while others are major and painful. While Joseph, the earthly father of Christ, had more than his share, they were not random, but actually a fulfillment of prophecy. What may seem like a haphazard inconvenience to you could be God getting you back on track to receive your next breakthrough. Join Kevin for this special Christmas episode and let’s get the proper perspective for a miracle.
Everyone has an attitude. Might as well pick a good one! To lead with Christ’s heart means to lead with His attitude. In the face of every negative situation, Jesus found a way to infuse Heaven’s outlook. Join Kevin to explore a powerful leader’s proper attitude.
Many leaders don’t believe in or talk to God. The few who do pray and petition only to walk away speaking negatively about their situations thereby moving in misalignment with the prayer they just prayed. Whether you’re talking wheels, plumbing, or words we speak, alignment is everything.
Many have given up on the notion of peace, treating it as an unachievable reality. But not only does God want you to have it, you cannot lead like Jesus unless you possess it within your own soul. Join Kevin for the secrets to this inner peace in leadership.
To be a heart leader, there must be character. To get character, there must be process. We process into character. Join Kevin this episode as he helps us see the beautiful side of painful process.
DW Herrin said, ‘If you can be derailed by any excuse, your demons will make sure you always have one.’ Distractions stop us from achieving destiny. Join Kevin in this episode to discover the path to true victory as leaders.
The Jewish slave and leader, Daniel, showed us an epic portrayal of how to lead with heart in the face of the worst possible scenario - enemies who wish us the ultimate harm. Join Kevin this month to find out how to keep your heart and integrity in the face of animosity on the team.
Leading people is one thing, but leading creatives, musicians and singers is another challenge altogether. Join Kevin as he interviews Grammy nominee, 5-time Dove Award winner, producer, writer, and artist, Geron Davis.
What can be learned from the secular arena that can be utilized in church culture? Can ‘heart leadership’ really be used in the unchurched workplace? Join Kevin as he interviews his daughter, Jade DaSilva, on the power of leading like Jesus in the workplace.
There’s a ditch on both sides of the road and you can fall in on either side. Leaders with the heart of Christ don’t get dragged down distracting pathways. Join Kevin as he explores balanced leadership that takes the high road.
Leading people in any capacity is hard, but it can be even more difficult when you lead with your heart. Whether you’re growing a business, managing your home, or leading the Church, how do you achieve success without losing yourself in the process? It seems many leaders get hard-hearted and lose a sense of empathy while others don’t make it for the long haul because their hearts get crushed. Is there a way to be strong as a leader but do it with heart? Kevin Herrin shows us how on Leading the Heart Way.
