No matter who you are you, what your leadership role is, or how influential you may be, it will not last forever. Leadership is seasonal and positions change. At some point we will all reach the end of a job, career, or we will simply retire. All things come to an end. On this episode we will talk about long term impact in your leadership that can outlast your time of immediate influence. If you are new to leadership this will serve well for your future. If you are nearing the end of a time in a position of leadership, you can apply these principles and leave a lasting mark today!

Do you always know the right questions to ask when you are making decisions in your organization? The direction of your organization can be much defined by the questions you ask. Lean in during this episode as Ronnie Floyd delivers leadership gold that will apply to everyone who listens.

In today's episode of the 4 Leaders Podcast you will experience one of the most unique and surreal moments of your life. On Thursday, February 23, 2017, Ronnie Floyd sat down and interviewed a friend who gifted him with the joy of being his pastor and friend. This interview occurred at the Northwest Arkansas Businesspersons Summit at Cross Church Pinnacle Hills in Rogers, Arkansas. Please lean in and learn from both Ronnie Floyd and the late Chris Mortensen. This episode is both honoring and impactful.

Each day we lead. We lead our families, in our professional lives, and at the least we lead ourselves. No matter who you are, or what you do we are all called to lead. In this episode you will hear intentional and practical application on growing your leadership in a more strategic way.

In this episode Ronnie Floyd talks about developing a personal definition of success and why it's important for all aspects of your life. Listen, rate, and share this with others.

In this the inaugural For Leaders Podcast Ronnie Floyd digs deep into a topic we have or will go through at some point in our lives. Either personally or professionally we will all walk through seasons when we don’t know what to do or where to go. So sit in and learn from the journey of Ronnie Floyd’s life as he invests, inspires, and influences today.

He is not here, for He has risen, just as He said. Come, see the place where He was lying. And go quickly and tell his disciples that He has risen from the dead. Matthew 28:6-7

It is now Sunday, the final day of Passion Week. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary had come to the tomb at dawn. They came to care for the dead body of Jesus by anointing it with spices.
When they arrived, an angel of the Lord descended from heaven and rolled back the stone. They also noticed the guards were shaking in fear as they saw the angel sitting on the stone. Finally, the angel announced Jesus was no longer in the tomb but had risen from the dead just as He said.

Pilate said to them, "You have a guard; go, make it secure as you know how." And they went and made the tomb secure with the guard, sealing the stone. Matthew 27:65-66

On Saturday of the Passion Week, Jesus' dead body was lying in a borrowed tomb. Following His death on Friday Joseph of Arimathea, who had become a disciple of Jesus, asked Pilate if he could take the body of Jesus to bury it. Joseph was a wealthy man, so he already had a new tomb prepared that had been cut out in the rock. When he was permitted to take Jesus' body, he wrapped the body in a clean linen cloth and laid it in the tomb. Then, he rolled a large stone against the entrance of it and departed.