Are we experiencing a revival here in the United States and maybe around the world? Pastor Robert Furrow, long-time leader of Calvary Chapel Tucson, joins Frank to share what he’s witnessing firsthand and to unpack insights from his new book, 'The Making of a Biblical Leader: A Practical Guide to Leading Others Well'. They discuss what true leadership looks like, and how every Christian can make a difference in this historical moment of renewed interest in the truth of the Gospel.

Tune in as they answer questions like:

What is biblical leadership and how does it differ from worldly leadership?
How can everyday Christians—not just pastors—lead people to Jesus?
How is politics an "on-ramp" to Christianity?
What important life lessons did Robert learn from his mentor, Skip Heitzig, about leadership and adding value to people's lives?
What is the "inversion principle"?
What made Jesus such an effective leader?
What leadership principles can we learn from biblical figures like King Asa?
How can Christians apply biblical principles even in secular workplaces or hostile environments?
How have figures like Charlie Kirk been so effective at influencing the next generation?

Whether you lead a family, a business, or a church, this conversation will help you take the next step in living out your faith with courage and purpose. Tune in to learn how God can use your influence to impact others and move His Kingdom forward—right where you are.

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Resources mentioned during the episode:

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The Making of a Biblical Leader by Robert Furrow - https://a.co/d/0Z0stiJ

Calvary Chapel Tucson - https://calvarytucson.com/

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