In this episode of The Leadership Telos, we explore the virtue of grace—not as a soft sentiment, but as a powerful leadership practice. Drawing on psychology, philosophy, and theology, we’ll look at how grace allows leaders to acknowledge their own imperfections, extend forgiveness, and create cultures of safety and trust.

We also unpack Colossians 4:6, which calls us to let our conversations be “full of grace, seasoned with salt.” What does it mean for leaders today to communicate with both compassion and weight? How can our words build others up while carrying wisdom, clarity, and truth?

Tune in to discover how grace under pressure can transform both your leadership and your relationships.

📖 Scripture Prompt

"Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone." — Colossians 4:6

📝 Journal Prompts

1. When have I experienced the power of someone extending grace to me in a high-pressure moment? How did it impact me?
2. How do I typically respond when I’m under pressure—do I lead with grace, or with frustration?
3. What would it look like for my words this week to be “seasoned with salt”—both gracious and wise?
4. In what areas of my leadership do I need to receive grace myself, so I can extend it to others?

🌱 Reflection Prompts

How do I ensure my words carry both kindness and substance in difficult situations?

Think of a conversation you need to have this week. How might you reframe it so your words are both gracious and seasoned with wisdom, creating space for growth instead of defensiveness?