Spiritual Leadership

Mar 31–Apr 1, 2008 - comment

Many people don’t see themselves as leaders, but in reality we all have circles of influence. We may not be corporate CEOs, but we are co-workers, teachers, parents and friends. Today’s guest on For Faith & Family is here to help us be the leaders God intends for us to be. Dr. Richard Blackaby has served as the president of Blackaby Ministries International since 2006. He is the oldest child of Henry and Marilynn Blackaby and has co-authored several books with his father, including Spiritual Leadership: Moving People onto God’s Agenda and Experiencing God: Revised Edition. Join us as we discover what it takes to be a spiritual leader.

topic(s): Faith, Bible

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