EPISODE · Jun 17, 2025 · 22 MIN
The Three Threes of Leadership | Understanding Relational Integrity | PODCAST | EP 161
from All People's Church - Brampton · host All People's Church - Brampton
In this episode of "What Was That About?", Moses Khan and Dr. Tony Sodano take a deep dive into the heart of leadership—not just the strategies or titles, but the character, health, and integrity behind true influence.They introduce and unpack the powerful “Three Threes of Leadership”:Relational Integrity: ✅Right with God✅ Right with Yourself✅ Right with others Clarity + Direction: ✅ Where - Vision✅ Why - Purpose ✅ How - The WayBuilding + Development:✅ Build yourself✅ Build people✅ Build the futureWhat does it really mean to be right with God, right with others, and right with yourself? Why do so many spiritual leaders burn out or damage others while “doing God’s work”? This episode tackles the critical importance of emotional health in leadership and how ignoring it can derail your calling, even if you're spiritually strong.🎙️ Topics include:Why dominion and leadership go hand-in-hand from creationHow spiritual leaders often neglect emotional wholenessThe dangers of leading from brokenness or painBiblical examples like Moses and Peter—and what we can learnThe high cost of unhealed leadership and toxic ministry🔥 Whether you're a church leader, business manager, or someone simply seeking to grow in influence and maturity, this episode will challenge and equip you.👥 Comment below: What stood out to you most from this conversation? Have you ever had to unlearn unhealthy leadership habits?📌 Subscribe, like, and share to keep these important conversations going.#Leadership #ChristianLeadership #EmotionalHealth #Integrity #SpiritualGrowth #WhatWasThatAbout #ChurchLeadership #Discipleship #SelfAwareness #FruitOfTheSpirit
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