EPISODE · Apr 11, 2026 · 20 MIN
EPISODE 49 THE HEART OF A LEADER
from OnePastor · host Donnie Lafferty
Leadership isn’t reserved for people with titles—it’s for anyone influencing others in real life. In this episode, we break down a truth that often gets missed: leadership isn’t first about what you do… it’s about who you are.Too many people chase influence without developing character. The result? Burnout, inconsistency, and leaders who look strong on the outside but are struggling on the inside. This episode gets honest about that tension—and points to a better way.Rooted in Acts 20, we walk through six qualities that define a leader’s heart: consistency, humility, courage, conviction, commitment, and surrender. These aren’t abstract ideas—they show up in your home, your marriage, your workplace, and your everyday decisions.This is not about becoming impressive. It’s about becoming aligned.If you’ve ever questioned your leadership, felt the weight of responsibility, or wondered if you’re doing it right—this message is for you.Because leadership doesn’t start with your hands…It starts with your heart.Contact OnePastorTweet us at @onepastorhealthFollow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/onepastor/Email us at [email protected]: https://www.facebook.com/onepastorhealthSubscribe at https://onepastor.com/onepastor-podcast/Thanks for listening. Eyes on Jesus.
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Leadership isn’t reserved for people with titles—it’s for anyone influencing others in real life. In this episode, we break down a truth that often gets missed: leadership isn’t first about what you do… it’s about who you are. Too many people chase influence without developing character. The result? Burnout, inconsistency, and leaders who look strong on the outside but are struggling on the inside. This episode gets honest about that tension—and points to a better way. Rooted in Acts 20, we w...
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