📺 Why You Keep Facing the Same Problems – And What Jesus Wants You to See | Leadership

In this episode, Chris Moore looks at the feeding of the four thousand in Mark 8, where the disciples seem to have forgotten a similar previous miracle. This teaches us about the importance of lifelong learning and remembering past lessons. Reflect on how this applies to leadership and decision making in your own life.

Ever feel like you're stuck in a leadership Groundhog Day?

You’ll learn:

Why some problems return not to punish you—but to prepare you

How Jesus used repetition to form leaders, not just fix situations

Why reviewing past wins strengthens team culture and faith

How to turn repeated challenges into repeated breakthroughs

If you've ever faced the same cash flow issue, hiring challenge, or communication breakdown more than once, this episode is your invitation to lead differently.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:

00:00 Introduction: Facing Familiar Problems
00:13 The Story of Feeding the 4,000
01:12 Lessons in Leadership and Repetition
01:48 Applying the Lessons to Business
02:37 Reflecting on God's Faithfulness
03:24 Practical Steps for Leaders
04:34 Conclusion: Embrace Repetition and Lead with Faith

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“They ate and were satisfied. Afterward the disciples picked up seven basketfuls of broken pieces that were left over.” — Mark 8:8 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
Think about a problem that keeps coming back. What’s the repeated pattern? Make a list of past situations where God provided—then teach your team how to see patterns of provision, not just patterns of problems.

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📺 Finding Clarity: The Leadership Lesson from the Transfiguration | Vision Reset for Overwhelmed Leaders | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

Ever feel like you’re just reacting to problems—emails, fires, distractions—and you’ve lost sight of the bigger picture?

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore takes you to the mountaintop with Jesus and His disciples in Matthew 17 to uncover a crucial leadership truth: you can’t lead with clarity if you never step back to see the vision.

Through the story of the Transfiguration, Chris explains how a moment of revelation can reset your focus, renew your purpose, and help you return to the chaos below with new clarity and conviction.

You’ll discover:

✅ How mountaintop moments restore vision and direction
✅ Why your team needs your clarity to thrive
✅ Practical steps to elevate your perspective today
✅ How to bring that high-level vision back into the valley with your team

⏱️ Chapter Markers:
00:00 – Introduction: Seeing the Bigger Picture
00:20 – The Transfiguration of Jesus
01:17 – Leadership Lessons from the Transfiguration
02:16 – Applying the Vision in Leadership
03:23 – Bringing the Vision to Your Team
04:32 – Practical Steps to Elevate Your Perspective
05:56 – Conclusion: Lead with a Higher Vision

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“This is My Son, whom I love; with Him I am well pleased. Listen to Him!” — Matthew 17:5 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
Block out 30 minutes this week—no agenda, no to-do list. Just you, a journal, and a quiet space. Ask God to show you what you've been too busy to see. Write it down. Then lead from that fresh clarity.

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📺 How to Lead Through Failure | The Powerful Lesson in Peter’s Denial | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

What do you do when a key leader fails—publicly and painfully?

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore shares the unforgettable moment when Peter denied Jesus… and what Jesus did next. This isn’t just a Bible story—it’s a roadmap for how great leaders handle failure: not with condemnation, but with restoration.

You’ll learn:

The difference between worldly leadership and kingdom leadership

Why failure doesn’t have to be final

How to restore a struggling team member with grace and truth

What to do when you’re the one who blew it

Whether you’re leading a business, a team, or just yourself, this episode will help you navigate failure with humility and hope.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:
00:00 – Introduction: Handling Public Failures
00:18 – Peter’s Denial: A Lesson in Leadership
01:21 – Worldly vs. Kingdom Leadership
01:58 – Restoration and Growth
03:39 – Reflecting on Personal and Team Failures
04:31 – Steps Towards Restoration
05:03 – Conclusion: Embracing Failure for Growth

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“The Lord turned and looked straight at Peter.” — Luke 22:61 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
Think of a recent failure—yours or someone else’s. Take one step toward grace. Reach out. Restore. Grow. That’s what real leaders do.

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