Restoring The Foundations International
Restoring The Foundations International
Jesus Style of Leadership
Jesus Style of Leadership
Jesus Style of Leadership
Tuesday 7th October 2025
Explore a transformative take on leadership inspired by Jesus' servant style, challenging conventional power dynamics.
13 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Jesus' leadership style is about serving others from the bottom up.
- Traditional hierarchies may not align with biblical teachings.
- Men should lead their families with compassion and humility.
- Cultural interpretations often overshadow scriptural truths.
- Listening is key to effective servant leadership.
"For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many."
How do people find hope in the darkest times? This episode of 'Hope, Healing & Freedom' flips the conventional leadership model on its head by examining the 'Jesus Style of Leadership.' The host, Lee Whitman, challenges the traditional top-down hierarchy found in corporate, religious, and even familial settings. Instead, he suggests a servant leadership approach, where leaders serve from the bottom up, inspired by Jesus' example.
Whitman explores how Jesus' leadership style contrasts sharply with worldly methods, which often place power and authority above compassion and service. He argues that many interpretations of biblical teachings have been shaped more by cultural norms than by scripture itself. Through biblical passages, Whitman illustrates how Jesus led with humility and service, reaching out to the marginalised and elevating the humble.
A key discussion revolves around the role of men in the family, encouraging them to lead with love and compassion rather than authority and control. Whitman shares stories of how men can embody this servant leadership by listening more and reacting with kindness instead of anger. With a mix of personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on leadership that could transform not just churches and families, but any community seeking a more compassionate approach.
Are you ready to rethink how leadership can look in your life?