If you are leading and no one is following, you are just going for a walk. Position/title is the lowest form of influence. Great leaders are men and women who take their title or position and turn it into influence instead of trading for influence. Using influence isn’t for self-promotion, but for promoting the Kingdom and God’s reign on this earth. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. https://www.nrpastors.com/podcastnotes Show notes (posted every Tuesday) ca

SHOW NOTES Laws of Leadership, pt3 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 174 1. The Law of Self-Investment 2. The Law of Faith 3. The Law of Doing Acts 1:1 … Jesus began to do and teach… The reason that Jesus’ ministry was so incredible to the minds of that day was that He was not a philosopher; He was a doer. He didn’t talk about giving them a new life; He demonstrated that. He didn’t talk about healing broken hearts; He went out and healed broken hearts. He didn’t

The reason that Jesus’ ministry was so incredible to the minds of that day was that He was not a philosopher; He was a doer. He didn’t talk about healing broken hearts; He went out and healed broken hearts. He didn’t talk about feeding hungry people; He went out and fed hungry people. He didn’t talk about making disciples; He made disciples. He didn’t talk about being a servant; He became a servant. One of the great laws of leadership is being a doer, an example. Show notes (

SHOW NOTES Laws of Leadership, pt2 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 173 1. The Law of Self-Investment 2. The Law of Faith Leadership means moving things and moving people past obstacles. You have to have faith because you are guaranteed to encounter problems. In Scripture and in history, we celebrate people who overcome problems and rise above circumstances. God empowers us to have a spirit of faith and see the answer, even though the problem is jumping up and d

The law of faith within a leader is the ability to latch onto and see God’s desired outcome greater than the problem or circumstance that is trying to interfere. Start looking at problems for what they are—opportunities dressed up as distractions to get our mind, our vision, and our heart off the prize that God has called us to. The destination does not change. We might have to pause and change a flat tire, but where we are going doesn’t change. Show notes (posted every Tuesd

SHOW NOTES Laws of Leadership, pt1 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 172 1. The Law of Self-Investment There are laws for leaders that we have to tap into and understand because they really, really work. The Law of Self-Investment is one of the laws of growth. Leaders must grow. If you are leading and no one is following, you are just going for a walk. Leadership ultimately is the ability to influence people to help them make godly decisions. We have to live that

When you look at world class athletes, they look at food as fuel—how are they going to fuel their body? Most of us look at food as fill—what am I going to do to fill my body up? For those who look at food as fuel, their body will perform better than those who look at food as fill. As a Christian leader who wants to influence people, the Law of Self-Investment—feeding yourself, fueling yourself, putting spiritual nutrition in yourself—has to be at the top of the list. Show not

SHOW NOTES Embracing the Supernatural, pt4 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 171 We are going to jump right in where we left off last week. This is week 4 of our Embracing the Supernatural series where we have been talking about Elijah. I encourage you to go back and listen to the first three parts if you missed them. When we pick up the story in 1 Kings, the prophets of Baal have already cut themselves and rolled around, and Elijah has mocked them. Elijah is rea

God wants to show Himself alive. God wants to remind people who He is. The first thing we do to start that happening is to testify about Who God is, show what He’s done in our lives, and believe God for a miracle when praying and ministering to people. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. https://www.nrpastors.com/podcastnotes Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. #leadership #KeithTucci #podcast #LeadershipinContext #podcastepisode

With every miracle, there is an agenda. With every miracle, there is a platform. When God does something supernatural, He wants his people to step up, own it, and declare that God did it. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. https://www.nrpastors.com/podcastnotes Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. #leadership #KeithTucci #podcast #LeadershipinContext #podcastepisode

SHOW NOTES Embracing the Supernatural, pt3 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 170 God initiates some miracles. God has partners in His miracles. We see the manifestation of those miracles, but God is also always seeding the ground and doing something behind the scenes as well. We pick up the miracle with Elijah confronting the prophets of Baal (which was not his idea, but something God told him to do). 1 Kings 18:21 Elijah came near to all the people and said, “Ho

Embracing the Supernatural, pt2 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 169 Last week we talked about the 4 connected miracles under Elijah’s ministry in 1 Kings 17. Now let’s pick up the story in chapter 18… 1 Kings 18:1 Now it happened after many days… There were about 1,000 days that had passed, and Elijah had been on the run. His circumstances aren’t great, even though he has seen the hand of God with supernatural manifestations. In the middle of the supernatural o

You will never flow in the supernatural until you are in a vulnerable situation—a situation where you are in such a radically dependent place that it is God who has to come through. That is why when there are supernatural things happening, humility is found in the individual, as they know it isn’t them doing the supernatural. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. https://www.nrpastors.com/podcastnotes Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. #leader

SHOW NOTES Embracing the Supernatural, pt1 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 168 1 Kings 17:1 Now Elijah the Tishbite, who was of the settlers of Gilead, said to Ahab, “As the Lord, the God of Israel lives, before whom I stand, surely there shall be neither dew nor rain these years, except by my word.” Here we have the beginning of four miracles that are connected: Elijah calls for a drought, and the drought begins to happen. The Lord directs him to go into the w

When you see miracles in the Scripture, historic miracles, or legitimate miracles in your own life, they are almost always connected to another event that will happen. Very seldom are miracles stand-alone events. God has a divine agenda in His miraculous manifestations. When we give God praise and honor for things He is doing in our life--blessings (God’s favor) or miracles (the supernatural)--there is still something greater He wants to do. Show notes (posted every Tuesday)

SHOW NOTES Lessons Learned, pt7 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 167 Lesson #1: Anger is a manifestation of selfishness. Lesson #2: Slow down. Lesson #3: Become a listener. Lesson #4: Be a giver. Lesson #5: Always be submitted. Lesson #6: Cherish people. Lesson #7: Follow and feed your convictions. We should all have biblical convictions. We should also have deep and abiding personal convictions that we do not make dogma to other people. Hebrews reminds us to se

You have to feed your convictions. If you believe strongly about something in the Scripture, it’s important to feed it because the enemy will attack that very point. We see so many people deconstructing their faith. I guarantee you that those people did not feed their convictions. They were running on yesterday’s fuel. A conviction can turn into a preference if you don’t have something to support it. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. https://www.nrpastors.c

SHOW NOTES Lessons Learned, pt6 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 166 Lesson #1: Anger is a manifestation of selfishness. Lesson #2: Slow down. Lesson #3: Become a listener. Lesson #4: Be a giver. Lesson #5: Always be submitted. Lesson #6: Cherish people. You can cherish people in your heart and mind and not do a good job of walking it out. Growing up we moved around a lot. I attended many different schools. I never had life-long friends or people I grew up with.

You can cherish people in your heart and mind and not do a good job of walking it out. It is healthy to think about people who aren’t a part of what you are doing right now, who are really great people that you need to spend time with that are healthy relationships. Don’t live a life where people just pass through. Learn to live outside your circle. Learn to open your heart and cherish people. Show notes (posted every Tuesday) can be found HERE. https://www.nrpastors.com/podc

SHOW NOTES Lessons Learned, pt5 Leadership in Context with Keith Tucci Episode 165 Lesson #1: Anger is a manifestation of selfishness. Lesson #2: Slow down. Lesson #3: Become a listener. Lesson #4: Be a giver. Lesson #5: Always be submitted. Can you look in the mirror and honestly say to yourself that you are submitted to someone? Submission is not total obedience. Submission is total consideration, in the context of human submission. (Submission to the Lord IS total obedienc