Inspired Leadership with Ron Kelleher

In this enlightening episode (#523) of our podcast, we delve into the essential qualities and practices that define a devoted Godly leader. Drawing from Paul's advice to Timothy and the lives of biblical characters renowned for their faith, we explore key attributes such as reverence, love for God, and a desire to please Him. Discover the six essential training exercises for Godliness, including i...

In episode #522, we challenge the common perception that 'cows give milk' to explore the deeper significance of hard work and diligence in our professional and personal lives. This episode draws parallels between the dedication required in farming and the effort needed in our daily tasks. We delve into biblical teachings, highlighting how from Genesis to Paul's letters, the scripture emphasizes th...

The best bosses solicit meaningful feedback from employees, but caution is needed. Giving feedback to your boss is not the same as providing feedback to employees!

Are you an emerging, active, or maturing leader? It's important to know which stage of leadership you are in right now!

Explore the transformative journey of Zacchaeus in our latest episode, '195: Do You See Yourself in the Life of Zacchaeus?' Uncover the profound lessons from this lesser-known Biblical figure, whose story in Luke 19:1-10 is a powerful testament to the search for meaning beyond wealth and status. Learn about Zacchaeus' quest for fulfillment, his encounter with Jesus, and the life-changing decisions...

The apostle Peter provides sound advice for believers facing any form of persecution in the workplace.

A pitfall for servant leaders with potentially disastrous results is not understanding the difference between enabling and empowering leadership!

No member of the army of God should consider stepping into battle without each piece of the armor of God!

My passion is purpose driven, I am here to equip, enable, and encourage you to live out your faith in the workplace to the glory of God.

Be intentional about making memories. Precious memories are not made from stuff; they are made from the time we spend together. There will come a day when you aren't able to do it, and then it will be too late. 

As we close out this year, let us never forget that the reason for the season is to celebrate the birth of Jesus, our Savior!

Learning how to leverage your influence is one of the most important things you can do to build up the people and kingdom of God.

Here are seven questions to ask yourself to determine if you are being a powerful example as a Christian leader!

Of the three common communication styles, one is particularly effective for servant leaders who seek to not only to dispense information but to ensure understanding in a way that establishes shared expectations and goals.

Are you surviving and thriving through the problems of the messy middle of your life, or are you struggling and ready to give up? 

Paul provides some sound leadership advice for enduring the trials of life and surviving the messy middle.

Effective Christian leaders know they need to keep the main thing the main thing!

Lone Ranger leaders are never as effective over the long-haul as leaders who build and leverage solid teams!

Never listen to Satan, other people, or that little voice in your head saying that you are unworthy of God's call on your life!

Living out the sweet spot of your purpose at work isn't out of reach if you understand each of these four dimensions!

Plus, these four lessons on leadership are handy tools to keep in your leadership toolbox all the time, not just during your performance review season!

If Jesus conducted your performance review today, would you hear words of praise and commendation, or would you hear warnings from Jesus to repent and return to your faith?

Do you ever wonder if God cares about you and your secular job? Three examples of God's presence in the life of Joseph convince me that God does care about our work!

Every leader needs to do these two things to protect themselves from the damage they will do!