The Leadership Show

A large number of Christians have left their local church and say they are happy in their walk with God. Rev Dr Steve Aisthorpe, a mission development worker for the Church of Scotland, and the author of the book, The Invisible Church discusses the hows and whys.

The show looks at how social entrepreneurship can help lift lives out of poverty with someone who is a master at doing so.

The CEO of Fegans, on leading a charity that ministers to families across the UK, many in desperate need of help and intervention.

The Non-executive Chairman of 'Cook' on what is meant by 'B Corps' and how to run businesses ethically.

The show talks to the founder and director of the charity, Making Sense and author of picture books for children entitled 'My Dad Will Do' and 'My Mum is There'. 

The CEO of Toybox speaks of the challenges in leading a charity that reaches street children.

Referendum Special. Andy Peck speaks to Chris Wigram, International Director of ECM on the gospel challenges in Europe.

The co-founder of Ethos Education on how the charity he founded was sold without his consent, and how the future is looking.

How do we close down something God has blessed? Richard Tiplady, former principal of International Christian College Glasgow on the leadership challenged he faced of closing the institution and the new ministry that emerged. 

The  associate minister at St Nic's Nottingham & Honarary Assistant Professor at the university of Notthingham on his new book - "Evangelical Leadership" and his blog at  Psephizo.com

The founding director of Emerging Leaders  explains why he believes that everyone is a leader at some level of their lives, and the implications this has for helping the world's poor.

The CEO of Embrace the Middle East on the career changes that led him to join the organisation, changing the charity's name and their work of helping Christians in need.

Graham Hedges and Robert Foster talk about the challenges of leading the Christian Library and Information Services (CLIS)

The founder of the Kingdom Coaching Network on her work of helping people discover their destiny and fulfill their dreams.  http://kingdomcoachingnetwork.com/coaches

What are the spiritual habits or disciplines that help church leaders maintain their walk with Christ? Andrew Whitman, church consultant and itinerant preacher explores what he uses.

The CEO of Mission Direct describes some projects they are involved in around the world that bring the love of God to many trapped in poverty. www.missiondirect.org

Turning up unannounced at a Government Minister's Office! The founding director of Emerging Leadership about the origin of the charity and how thousands of young people are being helped out of poverty.

The Director of Programme at Sailors' Society talks about their work with hundreds of thousands who spend their working lives at sea.

It's the fastest growng Theological College in the UK. Rev Dr Andy Emerton, Dean of St Mellitus College, London on his work overseeing the rapid growth of St Mellitus College.

The founder of Beacon Light Trust on applying leadership principles in the local church.

The founding leader of Beacon Light Trust talks about keeping a focus on the Gospel at all levels of church life.

The founding leader of Lead Academy on their work of helping church leadership teams develop their strategy to fulfil what God has called them to do. www.leadacademy.net

The principal of Westminster Theological Centre on  two books relating to leadership: Women and Worship at Corinth: Paul's Rhetorical Arguments in 1 Corinthians 11-14, and The Disciple: On Becoming Truly Human

To coincide with the publishing of an article Andy Peck wrote for Premier Christianity magazine on Bethel Church, we rebroadcast a show first aired in November 2015, when Andy Peck chatted to Kris Vallotton, on the leadership team of Bethel Church, Redding California about hearing God's voice and connecting with the community.

How do you manage conflict?  Chris Ledger leads a course and has written a book, Insight into Managing Conflict (CWR) on this very topic.