Learn to Become a Leader for the Kingdom of God

What Does it Take to be a Kingdom Leader?

Do you have a desire to make a difference? Do you want to help advance the Kingdom of God, but are unsure what role you can play?

Inside of every true believer is a leader. You have the potential to lead others. You have the ability to advance the Kingdom through your leadership.

Kingdom Leader is a 21-day devotional that will help you develop the habit of leadership. If you carefully and prayerfully complete this program, you will have the tools and confidence to be a Kingdom Leader.

Inside this book, you will learn:

• Where the heart of a leader should be

• Where the mind of a leader needs to be

• How forgiveness makes you a stronger leader

• How to be a leader in your family

• How to be a peacemaker as a leader

• Why great leaders are also servants

• And Much More!

Inside this book, you will spend 21 days studying what the Apostle Paul wrote to the Church of Colossae. In the third chapter of Colossians, Paul teaches the early Christians how to be Kingdom Leaders. Author Taylor Morton will help you apply Paul’s ancient teachings to your modern life and our modern world.

If you have a desire to lead, you need this book. It will change the way you view leadership and will unleash your inner Kingdom Leader.

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 What others are saying about Kingdom Leader:

“Over these next 21 days, you will be challenged to live life outside the box of mediocrity. Taylor attacks head on the “just get by” attitude that destroys many potential leaders.”—Scott Dawson 

“In Kingdom Leader, Taylor Morton has done an outstanding job of guiding the reader through what a Christian leader looks like. The twenty-one truths Taylor focuses on in this daily study guide are life transformational.”—Dr. Billy Joy

“The following pages are written by a pastor, entrepreneur, practitioner, leader, athlete, husband, and now two-time author. In each role and with each platform I have personally witnessed Taylor seek to steward and maximize his influence to further God’s kingdom.”—Brent Crowe