Marked By Grace: Conversations on Servant Leadership

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Welcome to Marked By Grace: Conversations on Servant Leadership.

I’m really glad you’re here.

Whether you’re listening while commuting, walking, or sitting quietly, my hope is that this space becomes one of encouragement, reflection, and renewal for you as a leader.

Why this podcast exists

Leadership today often rewards visibility, speed, and control.
But Scripture invites us into something different.

This podcast was born out of a simple but challenging question:
What does it look like to lead the way Jesus led?

In John 13:15, Jesus says,

“I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you.”

He says this after washing His disciples’ feet—choosing humility over status, service over position.

Marked By Grace exists for leaders who want to make a lasting impact without losing their soul in the process.

What listeners can expect

Each episode of Marked By Grace features conversations with leaders from ministry, business, nonprofit, and everyday life—people who are striving to lead with integrity, humility, and faith.

You’ll hear:

• Honest stories of formation
• Moments of failure and redirection
• Practices that help leaders stay grounded
• And the ways grace continues to shape how they show up for others

This podcast isn’t about having all the answers.
It’s about learning from those who are still walking the path.

Who this podcast is for

If you’re an emerging leader wondering how to lead well without becoming hardened…
If you’re a seasoned leader reflecting on legacy and faithfulness…
If you believe leadership is less about power and more about responsibility…

This podcast is for you.

And if you’ve ever felt marked more by your shortcomings than your calling—this space is especially for you.

The heart behind the name

The name Marked By Grace is intentional.

Grace doesn’t excuse us from responsibility—but it forms us for it.
It reminds us that leadership begins not with what we achieve, but with who we are becoming.

My hope is that these conversations help reframe leadership as an act of service—one shaped by grace, truth, and love.

Closing invitation

Thank you for listening, and thank you for leading—often quietly, often faithfully, often without recognition.

If this podcast resonates with you, I invite you to subscribe, share it with someone who leads alongside you, and join us for the conversations ahead.

Until next time, may your leadership be courageous, humble, and always marked by grace.