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Advent Week 4: Love

Episode 393 of the The Richard Blackaby Leadership Podcast podcast, hosted by Dr. Richard Blackaby, titled "Advent Week 4: Love" was published on December 23, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.

December 23, 2025 ·36m · The Richard Blackaby Leadership Podcast

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In our final week of Advent, Richard and Daniel talk about the most important commandment: love. 

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Introduction
4:45 Are there any statements or quotes you've particularly hung onto as a leader?
9:07 As a leader, what does it look like practically to be defined by love? 
14:08 How do you not fall into the trap of people pleasing?
18:09 How is love connected to servant leadership?
21:05 How can loving people be powerful and good for business?
24:25 Why is it so hard for many leaders to love those they lead?
30:00 What is love, what isn't love, and how do we love our employers/employees?
35:08 Advent Ending and What's Next!

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