Courageous Leadership: Learning from Jesus’ Example in John 4:34

In this lesson, participants will learn about the importance of courage in leadership and how to trust in God's strength to overcome fears, by studying Jesus' example of courage and obedience to the Father's will in John 4:34. They will explore how Jesus' commitment to the Father's will gave him the courage to face opposition, endure suffering, and fulfill his mission on earth. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to demonstrate courage in specific areas of leadership.

Leading in Submission: Learning from Jesus’ Example in John 5:19

In this lesson, participants will explore the importance of submitting to God's will in leadership and following the example of Jesus in John 5:19. Through group discussion and personal reflection, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to recognize God's will and align their leadership with it. The lesson concludes with a call to action for participants to commit to seeking God's guidance in their leadership roles.

Leading with Humility: Learning from Jesus in John 5:30

This lesson aims to help leaders understand the importance of leading with humility and seeking God's will in all they do. Through the study of John 5:30, participants will explore how Jesus modeled humility and obedience to God's will in his leadership, and how leaders can do the same. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to help participants develop a greater sense of humility and dependence on God in their leadership roles.

Leading with Purpose: Following God’s Will as Jesus Did from John 6:38

In this lesson, participants will explore the importance of leading with purpose and seeking God's will for their leadership roles, as demonstrated by Jesus in John 6:38. Through the study of this verse and related passages, they will examine the benefits of aligning their leadership with God's purposes and the challenges of doing so. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to help leaders cultivate a deeper sense of purpose and commitment to God's will in their leadership.

Leading with Humility: Learning from Jesus’ Example in John 7:16-17

In this lesson, participants will explore the importance of humility in leadership and learn from Jesus' example of relying on God's guidance in his teaching. Through the study of John 7:16-17, they will discuss the benefits of seeking and doing the will of God in leadership, and how humility can lead to greater clarity and credibility in their leadership roles. The lesson will conclude with personal reflection and application to demonstrate humility in specific areas of leadership.

Leaders Who Speak What the Father Has Taught: Following Jesus’ Example in John 8:28-29

In this lesson, participants will study John 8:28-29 and learn about the importance of speaking only what the Father has taught in leadership. Through the study of Jesus' example, they will explore how he did not speak on his own but rather spoke only what the Father had taught him. Participants will also examine how effective communication is an essential element of successful leadership. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to encourage participants to speak only what the Father has taught in their leadership roles.

Leadership through Humility: Following the Example of Jesus in John 8:42

In this lesson, participants will explore the importance of humility in leadership through the example of Jesus. By studying John 8:42, they will understand the significance of being sent by God and the responsibility that comes with this calling. Through personal reflection and group discussion, participants will identify ways to prioritize humility in their leadership and to seek God's guidance in their decision-making.

The Voice of the Shepherd: Following Jesus’ Example in John 10:25-30

In this lesson, participants will study John 10:25-30 and learn about the importance of following the voice of the Shepherd in leadership. Through the study of Jesus' example, they will explore how his sheep listen to his voice, and he knows them, and they follow him. Participants will also examine how effective leadership involves hearing and following the voice of the Shepherd. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to encourage participants to follow the voice of the Shepherd in their leadership roles.

Speaking with Authority: Following Jesus’ Example in John 12:49-50

In this lesson, participants will study John 12:49-50 and learn about the importance of speaking with authority in leadership. Through the study of Jesus' example, they will explore how he did not speak on his own but spoke with the authority of the Father who had sent him. Participants will also examine how leaders can develop their own authority by relying on the guidance and direction of God. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to encourage participants to speak with authority in their leadership roles.

The Power of God’s Presence in Leadership: Lessons from John 14:10

In this lesson, participants will study John 14:10 and learn about the power of God's presence in leadership. Through the study of Jesus' example, they will explore how he depended on the Father's presence to do his work and speak with authority. Participants will also examine how leadership that relies on God's presence leads to effective communication, confident decision-making, and impactful action. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to encourage participants to seek God's presence in their leadership roles.

Remaining in God’s Love: Following Jesus’ Example in John 15:10

In this lesson, participants will study John 15:10 and learn about the importance of obeying God's commands in order to remain in his love. Through the study of Jesus' example, they will explore how he kept the Father's commands and remained in his love. Participants will also examine how obedience is an essential element of successful leadership. The lesson concludes with personal reflection and application to encourage participants to keep God's commands in their leadership roles.

Finishing the Work God Gave Us: A Bible Study for Leaders Based on John 17:4-5

In this lesson, participants will study John 17:4-5 and explore how Jesus brought glory to God on earth by finishing the work God gave him. Participants will reflect on the importance of completing the work God has given them as leaders and how they can bring glory to God through their obedience and commitment to fulfilling their calling. The lesson concludes with a personal application to encourage participants to identify the work God has given them and take steps to complete it for His glory.