Whether it's on Wall Street, in Silicon Valley, at the White House, or within our communities, we see a variety of models for leadership. With so much variety, we have to wonder whether God cares about the ways in which people lead. What is the kind of leadership that God intends and wants from those of us who oversee churches, companies, non-profits, and families?

In this free webinar, you'll hear from two world-class leaders about how their faith shapes their approach to leading. You’ll discover the range of ways that leadership can look and learn how culture and personality can all shape a leader’s experience.

You’ll recognize new ways in which your own unique gifts, experiences, and temperament can be tools that God can use in your leadership journey.

Rich Stearns is the President Emeritus of World Vision U.S., and continues to share his leadership influence by writing and speaking on behalf of the organization. He had the longest tenure of any president in its global history, serving from 1998 to 2018.

Rich holds a B.A. in neurobiology from Cornell University and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He joined World Vision to follow what he felt as a distinct call from God on his life, leaving a corporate career that included CEO roles at Lenox and Parker Brothers Games. [...More]

Nikki Toyama-Szeto is the executive director of Christians for Social Action, a network of scholar/activists. She helps Christians have a faith-fueled engagement with justice issues.

She writes and speaks from her experiences as a leader in organizations such as International Justice Mission, the Urbana Conference, and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. She loves working with communities around the world, whether through Scripture, thoughtful reflection on leadership, or stirring the spiritual imagination. [...More]

Your Host: Lisa Rodriguez-Watson, for nearly two decades, has served as an urban church planter, collegiate minister, seminary professor, international missionary and community development practitioner. Her heart to see people reconciled to God and to one another has led her to invest her life, family and ministry in places and people that have often been looked over by the world. [...More]