
The Jesus Leader
Bible Stories That Reveal How Jesus Led
Kevin & Alma Brady
Before asking, “What would Jesus do?” this study begins with a more disciplined question: What did Jesus actually do?
The Gospels place Jesus in situations involving pressure, interruption, conflict, scarcity, ambition, authority, failure, betrayal, grief, sacrifice, and difficult decisions. His responses were not always the same. His alignment was.
Through thirty-five biblical stories, The Jesus Leader examines what Jesus actually did and what those responses may reveal about leadership, discernment, character, and mission.
Personal Leadership. Personal Reflection. Personal Formation.
Explore the bookBuy on AmazonDownload the free PDFWhat Are You Facing?
Leadership rarely arrives as a chapter title. It arrives as a situation.
Choose the issue closest to what you are facing, and explore Gospel stories that may help you slow down, observe how Jesus responded, and reflect more carefully on your own situation.
Find a Relevant Study →Contents
Eleven parts, thirty-five stories from the Gospels.
Part IBefore the Decision3 chapters›
Part IIWhen People Interrupt3 chapters›
Part IIICompassion in Action3 chapters›
Part IVRules and Purpose3 chapters›
Part VForming the Followers3 chapters›
Part VICrossing Boundaries3 chapters›
Part VIIPower and Authority3 chapters›
Part VIIIFailure and Restoration3 chapters›
Part IXConflict and Restraint3 chapters›
Part XWhen the Cost Becomes Personal3 chapters›
Two Studies. One Mission.
The Jesus Organization examines how Jesus built, organized, sustained, and advanced the mission through people.
The Jesus Leader examines how Jesus responded, decided, formed people, exercised authority, handled pressure, and remained aligned while leading that mission.
Go to The Jesus Organization →A Companion Resource for Discernment Skills
The Jesus Leader focuses on what the Gospel stories reveal about leadership, judgment, response, and alignment. For deeper practice in self-awareness, emotional regulation, critical thinking, and deliberate decision-making, Discernment.cc offers a companion resource.