Hitler, Marx and Mussolini all had charisma. But isn't character much more crucial for a leader?

As a leader, what kind of example do you set for your subordinates? Do you make a big deal of things, or do you quietly go about your business?

Here's how to beat down the enemy of complacency in your spiritual life.

This may be a hard one take, but the sooner a leader learns it, the better off he or she will be.

Sometimes prayer alone is not enough. Here's why you should add fasting to your regular agenda.

Understanding how emotions can work for you or against you is key to becoming a healthy leader and cultivating a healthy culture on your team.

Are we keeping our love for people alive, even in an age when rejecting Jesus is the cultural thing to do?

Just because you have failed doesn't mean you're a failure. What valuable lessons have your past failures taught you?

Do you die every day to yourself, as it says in 1 Corinthians 15:31? How often do you humble yourself before the Lord?

Have we gotten so caught up in the pleasures of our worldly lusts that our devotion to Christ has been compromised? Are we deaf to the Holy Spirit's conviction?

Are these some things of which you've convinced yourself? How can you remedy the situation?

There are many signs of abusive leadership, which can relate to leadership in the family, church, business, politics or any organization.

Are we paying attention to Proverbs 3, or are we allowing our own agenda to direct our paths?

So what have you learned in working with self-aware people, or with leaders who are not self-aware? What has helped you grow as a leader?

When you are having a bad day, do you wait until you're in a better place emotionally to make important decisions?

Do you find yourself relentlessly pursuing God? Why not?

Are you a leader who writes down his random thoughts at any time during the day? Find out how it could be beneficial for you in your role.

Being honest, is there something in your life that you're putting above God?

Christianity in America has a reputation for self-interest and hurtful attitudes toward certain groups. Here's why the church should re-engage the culture in a new and better way.

Good leaders don't have to reach perfection to serve God. But are you willing to keep learning and growing in the Lord?