Righteous Leadership: Recent Episodes
Dr. Ray Charles
The Righteous Leadership Podcast is about one thing - "Divine-Partnership." Partnering with God with the purity of heart and with the authority of a Kingdom citizen. "When the righteous are in authority. the people rejoice." - Proverbs 29:2
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Just as Adam was clothed with the glory of God, we are to wear Christ in our souls (mind, will, and emotion). Similarly, God has blessed us with wearable light technology to produce healing and wholeness in our bodies.
Romans 13:14
All the way from Senegal, the Lord is bringing a fresh revelation of the true meaning of Righteous Leadership
What an authorized label is to products, so are the righteous standards to the Children of the Kingdom.
This episode with our guest, John Phelps, is powerful!
There is a divine model for Christian Leaders to operationalize righteous leadership:
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Establish a better rhythm of life
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See yourself more clearly
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Leverage your strengths
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Build more productive relationships
Our guest, Ryan Franklin, has given birth to this blueprint. This book is a gem. I highly recommend Ryan's book, The Christian Leader Blueprint.
Having this blueprint and being made righteous does not mean we are exempt from hard times, but rather, as the righteous, will be equipped to portray righteousness in whatever context we may be in.
If you were to rank he 8 qualities of a righteous leader, using the list below, what will be your order of priority.
•Integrity
•Justice
•Service
•Courage
•Vision
•Empowering
•Humility
•Accountable
We live in three horizons (all at the same time).
Horizon 1: Now
Horizon 2: Next
Horizon 3: Future
A righteous leader makes decisions that affects the now, (with integrity) without eroding the health of his/her community
Our righteousness does not come from knowing which laws to follow or knowing the leadership rule book inside out.
Therefore, righteous leadership does not come from reading the best leadership book(s) or listening to the best gurus, but by knowing God and accepting the grace in and through our lives.
We don't have to be the next best thing on the market. We just have to be following God as He directs our paths.
Our identity is not in our purpose ...... Our identity is not in our roles .... our identity is in Him. We were born to be image bearers of His Righteousness. that's Righteous Leadership (led by our righteous nature).
One of the buzzwords in today's climate is the word "intentionality." In this episode, we will discover the distinction between intentionality from a modern-day worldview versus intentionality from a biblical view. You will gain so much more. Enjoy!
This is an episode for all ages. It portrays Jesus (the Righteous Leader) from a historical perspective. Please share this episode and our mobile app with others.
Warmest,
Dr. Ray
Righteous leaders are able to distinguish preparation from planning. They recognize that preparation is Man's responsibility, however, The plan and ordering our steps (planning), comes from God.
Jesus told them, “This is the only work God wants from you: Believe in the one he has sent.” - John 6:29
God said to Abraham when he was 99 years old, “I am God almighty. Walk before me and be blameless. I will establish my covenant between me and you and I will multiply you exceedingly. Genesis 17:1-2
- Walk before me is Relationship
- Blameless is Righteousness
To find out more about our guest please visit his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/gomshey
I am please to introduce to you our guest, my friend, Donald Mwape from Zambia.
Born and raised in a non Christian family, he was raised by his grandparents throughout his childhood. He got saved when he was in his first year at college. It was at this time that he developed a hunger and thirst (a deep desire) to be a witness to the people around him.
His passion is to see people rooted in their walk with the Lord.
What was it that shifted his reality from a broken to a wholesome home.
Donald is 38, married (with two kids). He enjoys teaching God's word as well as being taught. He was appointed field leader of Operation Mobilization Lake Tanganyika almost 4 years ago.
I am please to introduce to you our guest, my friend, Donald Mwape from Zambia.
Born and raised in a non Christian family, he was raised by his grandparents throughout his childhood. He got saved when he was in his first year at college. It was at this time that he developed a hunger and thirst (a deep desire) to be a witness to the people around him.
His passion is to see people rooted in their walk with the Lord.
What was it that shifted his reality from a broken to a wholesome home.
Donald is 38, married (with two kids) He enjoys teaching God's word as well as being taught. He was appointed field leader of Operation Mobilization Lake Tanganyika almost 4 years ago.
God said to Abraham when he was 99 years old, “I am God almighty. Walk before me and be blameless. I will establish my covenant between me and you and I will multiply you exceedingly. Genesis 17:1-2
- Walk before me is Relationship
- Blameless is Righteousness
To find out more about our guest please visit his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/gomshey
12 When Moses' arms grew tired, Aaron and Hur brought a stone for him to sit on, while they stood beside him and held up his arms, holding them steady until the sun went down. 13 In this way Joshua totally defeated the Amalekites. Exodus 17
We are in a season where our spiritual leaders are being strengthened and refreshed so that their Joshuas could reign in their respective domains (Business, Government, education, Arts and entertainment, etc)
What separates the top organizations from the rest of the pack is that the top organizations operates from their center point (aka leadership sweet spot). As children of the Kingdom of God, we too ought to operate from our center point. Discover what this center point is as you listen to this podcast episode.
This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. There are lots of very smart, talented, skilled people in the world (none of which is the prerequisite for righteous leadership)..... Get your pen and paper ready. This episode is loaded with nuggets that can change your life.
I am super thrilled to present to our listening audience my daughter. She is full us wisdom. Get your pen and notepad ready. She is going to drop some major nuggets on what it means to be a Righteous Leader.
Diversity is being invited to the table
Inclusion is having a voice at the table
Belonging is having a say in what will be discussed (aka agenda) at the table.
We only get to belonging through Righteous Unity
In this episode, Ted Esler, President of Missio Nexus, unpacks the impact of the leader's character, both internally and externally. Ted draws a parallel between Jesus's ministry and innovation. In this thought-provoking interview, you will discover various windows of opportunity (e.g. Covid-19) where we have failed to creatively innovate.
It will require righteous leadership to overcome this crisis.
I was privileged to have my first teenager on our Podcast. Get a pen and notepad. Trust me, you want to capture all the wisdom from this episode.
This is a special episode. It is our 30th. It is rich. Get your pen and paper ready. Get lots of paper. Our guest, Michael Pink is a fountain of wisdom.
Get your pen and notepad ready. Today's guest, Dr. Charles Jones, Area Director at International Ministries for Europe, The Middle East, and Liberia shares with us key nuggets to manifest the gift of Righteous Leadership.
One word from God can change your life. Our first podcast episode of 2021 will inspire, impact, and transform you.
In this episode, Dr. James Choung, Vice President InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA for Strategy & Innovation shares with us a fresh perspective of Righteous Leadership. Dr. Choung noted that righteous leadership is a rightness in our leadership that is both moral and just.
This is just one of many pearls of wisdom delivered by Dr. Choung on today's podcast.
I promise you will be pressing pause and rewind several times to capture his thoughts.
Today's guest, Gregg Hinzelman, has invested over 30 years of his life in helping to mobilize people to impact the world for Jesus. His ministry journey began with an inner-city ministry he helped launch while he was a student at Baylor University.
Since he was 18 years old, God has given him a burning passion to impact the world for Jesus. God has given him the privilege of helping to inspire and equip men and women who today are Kingdom leaders in many nations around the world.
God has allowed him to help mobilize millions of dollars to help reach those in the least reached places in the world and he has given him the privilege of speaking to, and coaching, leaders from dozens of nations all over the world (many of whom Gregg characterizes as Righteous Leaders).
For more information on Gregg or his book ("What are you trusting God for") visit his website, https://multipliedimpact.com/
Pastor James Williams of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia, a fifth-generation Pastor, offers his perspective on Righteous Leadership in the grey areas of life. He shares that Righteousness is not an on or off switch but a lifelong lifestyle of self-examination of character. Be sure to have your pen and notepad...........
There is quietness and there is loneliness. As you listen to part 3 of this three-part series I encourage you to distinguish the two.
Enjoy!
Today's episode, we are blessed to receive practical insight on Righteous Leadership from our guests:
Jamie Farr, Vice President, Planning, Staffing, & Development
Wycliffe Bible Translators USA
Wycliffe.org
One of the many golden nuggets which Jamie shared was that "righteous leadership is given by the Holy Spirit, impassioned by the Father, and directed towards the people."
Please share this POWERFUL episode with your network.
In this episode, Dr Charles takes us to the heart of the pitfall of loneliness. It is a subtle adversary. Loneliness shields us from the impact of leverage.
If you want to go fast, fo alone.......If you want to go far, go together.
Earlier today I received this note: "The Church was never on Lockdown, the building was. Stop acting as if God doesn't answer prayers outside the church building."
This note inspired me to share a message I shared in the past entitled, "Empowering The Church To Restore Broken Lives."
Covid-19 is an unprecedented event, no doubt about it. But what's more unprecedented is the crippling effect it has had on the Church, who should be the channel through which broken lives (impacted by COVID) are restored.
Please share if you were blessed by this message.
COVID-19 has caused many to live in isolation all across the globe. However, isolation does not necessarily have to equate to loneliness. In this three-part series, we will explore the causes and strategies to overcome loneliness at the top (for most leaders)
In this podcast episode, Dr. Bobo (Director of Strategic Partnerships, at Made To Flourish) shares that we have made discipleship more about Knowledge transfer versus praxis, (versus training in righteousness, leading folks how to practice or live out the Gospel of the Kingdom).
Dr. Bobo shares with us perspectives both from his electrical engineering and theological training the key ingredients towards Righteous Leadership Training
Made To Flourish Mission Statement
We exist to empower pastors and their churches to integrate faith, work, and economic wisdom for the flourishing of their communities.
This episode with my friend Terre Hass needs to be listened to at least three times. You will see why after you listen to the first time.
In this episode, we will go deep into the heart of the righteous leader. We will hear from my friend Dr. Jonathan Chung, a material scientist, and Professor from Hong Kong.
Dr. Chung shares with us:
1) The role of the Righteous Leader in the midst of the Coronavirus Outbreak.
2) The clear distinction between the words "Righteous" and "Leadership"
3) The clear distinction between Servant Leadership and Righteous Leadership
4) The courage of Righteous Leaders
5) That a righteous leader will speak up against political correctness and bureaucracy
6) That a righteous leader looks past his/her risk of loss for the greater good
7) What is required for Righteous Leadership to become a movement (a way of life)
8) The correlation between Righteous leadership and Professionalism
9) That Righteous Leaders Finish Well
10) It takes EFFORT to be a righteous leader
11) The Righteous leader seeks the heavenly reward
12) The Righteous Leader NEVER works alone
and MUCH more .......
In this episode, Dr Ray Charles appears as a guest on the "Going North" podcast. The tables are turned. Now Dr. Ray is the guest and his transparent responses takes you behind the curtain of his journey as a Spiritual Coach.
As Millions of people gear up to file their taxes, Ron L Mohl, Sr., Spiritual Accountant, shares with us how a principle, sown into him (at age 5) by his mother, has kept him in integrity and righteousness for 40+ years.
In this episode, Pastor Adrian Reeves, executive pastor of Christ Kingdom Church, District Heights, Maryland offers insight on “What Matters Most.” In 12 minutes Pastor Reeves unpacks this Key indicator (Decision Quality) to Righteous Leaders. After listening to this episode I am sure you will want to learn more about Pastor Reeves and his ministry outreach. For more information visit TheNAAMC.org
Our guest, Mr Harry James, is from South Africa. He is a former attorney, who, during his practice of Law, heard the call of God on his life. Unlike the rich young ruler, Harry surrendered to the cloudy light, which got brighter and brighter with each step of obedience. Proverbs 4:18
Over the past two decades Liberia has suffered from two viruses: Ebola and corruption. One is far worse than the other.
I can think of no one more suited to impart to us pearls of wisdom from today's episode. Jeff has been active in ministry for over 25 years. He joined UMI in 1994 after a career that included working for Johnson & Johnson, where he was a winner of the Johnson & Johnson Leadership Award and Bristol Myers Squibb. Jeff’s educational background includes prep school education at St. Albans School (The National Cathedral School for Boys) in his hometown of Washington, D.C., and a B.A. degree with honors from Fisk University. He earned his Juris Doctorate (JD) from Georgetown University Law School and was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar and the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. He earned an MBA in Finance and International Business from Columbia University Graduate School of Business in New York and completed additional study at the Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) and Harvard Law School. Jeff is the author of the book and media literacy Bible study guide God’s Vision or Television: How Television Influences What We Believe and is also a contributing author to the book Nonprofit Leadership in a For-Profit World. He has four children and is married to Lakita Garth Wright.
Often times it is difficult to see the value of inaction or the seemingly incongruent seasons of life. We later discover that all along it was training ground in God's eyes.
So what's in your training ground?
Jesus prayed “that they will be one.” The “one” is “Righteous Character.” This episode shares how this is being done through soccer.
What you do for the kingdom is an assignment.... What you do for hire is an engagement. We sow our gift for an assignment.
In this episode, I share a resource that can equip the equippers (Pastors, teachers, etc.) My commitment to you for this podcast is to share with you the 3Ts (Tools, Traits, and Techniques) that will amplify your Righteous Leadership.
We all Know that the just shall live by faith. However what does that look like, What does that really look like in its practical form. That is what the righteous leadership podcast will attempt to answer on each and every episode