This course on leadership development, led by Doctor William Lamb, provides a comprehensive exploration of key leadership principles that are essential for effective leadership in ministry( public, and private sectors). The course begins by defining leadership as a process of influence centered around relationships, common goals, and servant-mindedness. Lamb emphasizes the importance of adapting leadership to various stages of life and roles and reflects on personal experiences that shaped his leadership style. Through these lessons, Lamb conveys that leadership is not about titles but about inspiring and guiding others, drawing on the example of his own father’s leadership in ministry and small communities.

As the course progresses, the focus shifts to deeper concepts of influence, servant-mindedness, and the relational aspect of leadership. Lamb distinguishes between positional leadership and influential leadership, underscoring that true leaders impact lives through relationships and care for others. The importance of servant leadership, modeled after Jesus Christ, is a recurring theme. Lamb stresses that greatness in leadership is achieved through service to others and that the power of influence grows through humility, relational engagement, and a willingness to learn from others. This course emphasizes that leadership is a continuous journey of growth, accountability, and transformation, rooted in a commitment to serve and uplift others for the greater good of the community and God's kingdom.