Inspired Leadership with Ron Kelleher

The first step is always the hardest. In this episode, we discuss why taking the first step is so important as you follow God's call on your life!

Have You Ever Felt Hopelessly Lost Following God? I know I have. Usually it's because of one of these three reasons. 

After spending most of my professional life in and out of retail stores, I can't help myself. I walk into a store and immediately assess the store's condition and interact with employees. With that little bit of information, I know whether they have effective managers in place.

Have the cancel culture bullies come for you? If not, get ready for persecution, hatred, and to suffer loss when you stand up for your faith.

Powerful Leaders See the Future Through Eyes of Faith Not Fear. Their faith gives them confidant assurance they are on the right path. Here are six ways powerful leaders see the future with eyes of faith!

Sooner or later, every leader confronts a problem that seems insurmountable. Some leaders fail at this crucial moment because they see the future through eyes of fear!

In my 40 plus years working with executives, I found that only a few were as effective as they thought they were. And sadly, many of the Christian leaders were not as Godly as they pretended to be.

Do you want to be a difference-maker? Seriously, who doesn't want that for their lives? Here are 7 character traits from the life of Ezra that made him an exceptional difference-maker!

In episode #414, "What Is Different About a Leader in The Kingdom of God?" we dive into the profound distinction between secular and Kingdom leadership as taught by Jesus. Discover how Jesus redefines leadership, contrasting the worldly model of power and authority with the servant-hearted approach of Kingdom leaders. This episode challenges you to reflect deeply on your leadership style: Are you...

Being foolish is the opposite of being wise. Even small mistakes can have disastrous consequences and ruin your reputation.

This is the most important resolution you can make in your business life. Ask yourself, "Are you leading with a God-centered focus or an I-centered focus?"

In this episode, we examine the 8 things Jesus did to set his disciples up for success as He sent them out into the world to proclaim the Good News.

Dive into episode #410, "Are You A Hireling or A Shepherd Leader?", where we explore the profound differences between two leadership styles as depicted in Jesus' parable of the good shepherd. This episode delves into the characteristics that define a true shepherd leader – one who deeply cares for and is committed to the welfare of their team, contrasting with the hireling leader whose interests a...

Through a combination of scripture readings and carols sung by the King's College choir the story of the fall of humanity, the promise of the Messiah, and the birth of Jesus is told.

Shebna and Jehoiakim demonstrate each of the three character traits of leaders who fail to serve others.

How a Godly leader is different than a worldly leader. It has to do with where they place their trust.

Three Biblical kings teach us the dangers of being a worldly leader with an inflated view of self.

Solomon had it all. He was blessed with wisdom from God and vast riches yet he was miserable; describing life as utterly meaningless!   That's not what God intended, and in fact, God gave Solomon simple instructions for how to be a Godly leader and live a long productive life!

Power and influence are essential. Without them, leaders can't lead. Sadly, many leaders use their power and influence to serve their own selfish ends. In this episode, we examine God's specific direction for how leaders are to use their power and influence to promote justice.

The book of Habakkuk describes the six causes of judgment coming from God that are just as prevalent in our society today as they were in Habakkuk's day!

Power-hungry, selfish leaders have been around since the dawn of time. In this episode, we learn the four components of Godly leadership and the exercise of power.

What do you do when life isn't fair? in this episode, we look to the example of Joseph who suffered injustice yet persevered using five specific strategies.

Would you like to know for sure that your life as a Christian is both effective and productive? Surprisingly, God picked the disciple who stumbled to teach us this important lesson!

Join us in episode #399 as we delve into an insightful exploration of Jesus' first question in the Gospels, "What do you seek?" This episode unpacks the profound implications of this simple yet profound inquiry, revealing its significance in understanding our innermost desires and life's overarching purpose. We explore how this question is not just a query but an invitation to a deeper spiritual j...

A leader's selfish decisions have a high cost in terms of money and personnel. In this episode, we learn just how high that cost can be from the example of Jeroboam, King of Israel after Solomon.