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Walk It Out: Leader VLOG #14

by Saundra Dunn | May 27, 2021 | Leadership, Teaching | 0 comments

Saundra Dunn

Leader VLOG #14!

Welcome to Episode 14 of our Leadership VLOG series. In this episode, Saundra urges us to remember the value of walking out scriptural principles in leadership.

Thus far we have been discussing the marks of a leader. We’ve discussed how this requires connecting with people at their hearts and empathizing, both emotionally and compassionately.
I’ve already established that connecting with emotion matters, so now I want to point out that living this call to leadership requires us to also walk out what we see in scripture.


I Peter 2:9
“But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. Once you were not a people, but now you are the people of God; once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy. Dear friends, I urge you, as foreigners and exiles, to abstain from sinful desires, which wage war against your soul. Live such good lives among the pagans that, though they accuse you of doing wrong, they may see your good deeds and glorify God on the day he visits us.”
If we are to disciple, inspire, and example to people how to live, we need to walk out these principles of leadership. If we are going to be amazing leaders, we have got to be people who can do the Word.
We don’t talk about this enough. It isn’t about God putting restraints on us or His judgement, it is about us living the best life we can. Leadership requires me to live the scriptural principles out. Not because God will be angry with me (He has already forgiven me!), but because I understand God knows better than I do what is right and good for my life.
The principles laid out in scripture will be a blessing and a benefit to me, my life, and the people I’m leading.


Be the leader who connects with his/her own heart, others hearts, and the heart of the Father. And be willing to lead from kindness, love, and mercy.


Q: Could you better walk out the principles of leadership we find in scripture?



This is the 14th ‘In Motion Ministries Leader VLOG’ (Video Blog), where we discuss the value of walking out scriptural principles in leadership.

Scroll down to the bottom to leave a comment about how this has or can make a difference in your life and leadership!

Table of Contents – Other Episodes of the In Motion Mission Trip Leadership Blog

Introduction to Leader Vlog

  1. Asking the Right Questions – Saundra Dunn
  2. Staying focused with Team Members – Saundra Dunn
  3. Confidence; not too much or too little – Saundra Dunn
  4. Building Confidence in your Leadership: Admitting Mistakes – Saundra Dunn
  5. Why You Shouldn’t Fix Every Situation – Saundra Dunn
  6. Balance in Leadership – Chris and Kenzie Morris
  7. Fear or Grace – Seth Dunn
  8. A New Perspective – Seth Dunn
  9. Discipleship – Seth Dunn
  10. Our Recipe for Strength – Seth Dunn
  11. Connecting with Love – Saundra Dunn
  12. Mixing Compassion and Truth – Saundra Dunn
  13. The Essential Point of Connection: Feeling – Saundra Dunn
  14. Walk It Out >> You’re HERE!
  15. To be released – Are you good on camera and have some leadership acumen you want to share? See the email below and ask Kenzie to set this up at the next IMLT or sometime you’re in the Greeley area.

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There you can leave your two cents about how you keep open perspectives.

You will also notice some blog articles dispersed throughout the leadership VLOG page. If you’d like to contribute to this, email kenzie@inmotionministries.org We would love to have your knowledge available to others here.

In Motion has trained leaders for years in how to lead short-term mission trips in various countries. If you are curious about leading trips yourself or becoming a better leader wherever you lead, visit our leadership page.

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