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Leadership Formed by God | Biblical Leadership Part 6 | Final Reflection | The Truth

This final episode brings our Biblical Leadership series to a close by stepping back and reflecting on what God has been revealing about leadership from the beginning of Scripture to now. Throughout this series, we examined leadership through Genesis 1:26–28, where God grants humanity radah—authority, dominion, and responsibility—to lead in His likeness. We explored how leadership was never intended to be driven by control, position, or self-interest, but shaped by God’s character, wisdom, and care for people. Using the Four I’s of Transformational Leadership as a guide—Idealized Influence, Inspirational Motivation, Intellectual Stimulation, and Individualized Consideration—we walked through biblical examples that showed how God forms leaders over time. From Nehemiah’s integrity, to Paul’s vision, to Joseph’s wisdom in adversity, and ultimately to Jesus’ patient formation of His disciples, each example pointed us back to one central truth: leadership is about who we are becoming before God. This final reflection invites us to examine our own leadership honestly. It calls us to consider whether our lives align with what we ask of others, whether our vision is rooted in God’s purposes, whether we are thinking with discernment rather than habit, and whether we are truly seeing and forming the people entrusted to us. Biblical leadership is not about platforms or outcomes. It is sacred responsibility. It is stewardship of people made in God’s image. And it requires surrender, humility, and a willingness to be shaped before being sent. Whether you lead in your home, your workplace, your church, your community, or your nation, this episode is an invitation to allow God to do the slow, necessary work of formation—so that He can trust us with influence that reflects His heart. Thank you for walking this journey with me. My prayer is that this series continues to challenge, ground, and refine how you understand leadership through God’s Word.