Addressing Poor Performance with Truth and Love | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

How do you correct a team member without crushing their spirit—or compromising your values?

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore walks you through a powerful, biblically grounded approach to correction that balances truth and love. Drawing from Ephesians 4:15 and Galatians 6:1, Chris outlines a 4-step framework every Christian leader can follow to address poor performance, difficult behavior, or cultural drift while preserving dignity, trust, and team unity.

Learn how to:

Check your motives before you speak

Be clear without being cruel

Invite others into the change process

Affirm the person even while addressing the problem

This episode is a must-watch for leaders in the church, business, and especially Christian-owned home service companies who want to lead with both strength and grace.

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This one’s for you.

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Explore the tension between ambition and faith in this insightful Lead in 10 episode. Discover how to align your drive for success with your faith, ensuring God remains at the center. Learn how to grow without compromising your values and find true christian motivation.

Drawing from Matthew 6:33 and Proverbs 16:3, Chris offers a balanced, biblical perspective on how ambition becomes holy when it’s surrendered. You’ll walk away with four practical steps to align your goals with God’s will—without shrinking your vision or playing small.

👟 You'll learn:

How to examine your motives and purify your drive

Why inviting God into your goals changes everything

What obedience looks like when success isn't instant

How to let your ambition serve others, not just yourself

If you’re a Christian entrepreneur or business leader who wants to scale with purpose and peace, this episode is for you.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:

00:00 Introduction: Balancing Ambition and Faith
00:38 Scriptural Foundations for Ambition
01:34 Four Practical Steps to Align Ambition with Faith
05:06 Common Pitfalls in Christian Ambition
07:03 Reflection and Action Steps
07:50 Conclusion and Call to Action

📖 Scriptures:

Matthew 6:33 – "Seek first the kingdom of God…"

Proverbs 16:3 – "Commit your work to the Lord…"

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
Write a prayer of surrender for your biggest goal. Ask God to strengthen it if it’s His will—and shut it down if it’s not.

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📺 Firing with Compassion: A Biblical Approach for Christian Leaders | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

How do you let someone go without losing your integrity or your witness?

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore walks Christian business owners and leaders through one of the toughest responsibilities—firing a team member—with clarity, courage, and Christ-centered compassion.

Drawing from Matthew 18:15-17 and Proverbs 27:6, Chris shares a biblical model for addressing underperformance, having hard conversations, and making faithful leadership decisions that honor both the person and the mission.

You’ll learn:

✅ The biblical mindset behind letting someone go
✅ How to prepare spiritually and practically for the conversation
✅ A step-by-step process to fire someone with clarity, grace, and truth
✅ Real-life examples of firing that led to healing and restoration
✅ Leadership warnings—and the hidden cost of avoiding action

If you’ve ever struggled with managing performance or felt stuck between compassion and responsibility, this episode is for you.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:
00:00 – Introduction: Firing from a Biblical Perspective
00:45 – Biblical Guidance on Handling Conflict
01:56 – Core Principle: Truth and Love in Leadership
02:10 – Step-by-Step Guide to Firing with Compassion
05:05 – Warnings for Leaders
06:04 – Real-Life Example and Lessons Learned
08:59 – Final Thoughts and Action Steps

📖 Today’s Scriptures:
“Faithful are the wounds of a friend…” — Proverbs 27:6
“If they won’t listen, treat them as you would a pagan…” — Matthew 18:17

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
If you’re facing a hard personnel decision, don’t avoid it. Prepare in prayer. Lead with love. Speak the truth. God can use even the hardest moments to refine your leadership.

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📺 Jesus Was Amazed by THIS Leader – Here’s Why | The Surprising Power of Humble Authority | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

What if the greatest leadership lesson didn’t come from your inner circle—but from someone entirely unexpected?

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore dives into the story of the Roman centurion in Luke 7, whose remarkable faith and understanding of authority amazed Jesus. What made this outsider stand out from everyone else? His humble grasp of leadership and submission.

You’ll learn:

Why great leaders recognize insight even from unexpected sources

How humility enhances—not diminishes—leadership influence

The importance of honoring leadership wherever it shows up

Practical ways to affirm and learn from those outside your usual circle

If you’ve ever struggled with authority, influence, or recognition as a leader, this episode will shift your perspective and show you how to lead like Jesus—by honoring faith, character, and insight beyond your comfort zone.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:
00:00 – Introduction: Unexpected Leadership Insights
00:21 – The Roman Centurion's Faith
01:41 – Jesus' Leadership Lesson
02:47 – Applying Leadership Lessons Today
03:46 – The Balance of Power and Submission
04:36 – Public Affirmation and Recognition
06:05 – Challenge: Recognize Leadership Beyond Your Circle
06:49 – Conclusion and Future Directions

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“I tell you, I have not found such great faith even in Israel.” — Luke 7:9 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
This week, honor someone outside your usual circle who shows strong leadership. Affirm them publicly if you can. Humble leaders elevate others—and that’s where true influence begins.

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📺 Jesus Noticed What Everyone Else Ignored — Will You?
The Leadership Power of Quiet Faith | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore draws a powerful leadership lesson from the widow’s offering in Mark 12. While others gave large gifts, Jesus noticed the small, sacrificial gift of a woman who gave everything she had.

This isn’t just about generosity—it’s about leadership that sees what others miss.

You’ll learn:

Why godly leaders notice the overlooked contributors

How sacrificial leadership leaves a lasting legacy

Why intention matters more than image in God’s economy

Practical steps to encourage your team’s unseen heroes

If you're tired of leadership that only praises the loud and flashy, this episode is your reminder that the greatest influence often comes from the quietest acts of faith.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:

00:00 Introduction: The Overlooked Gift
00:11 The Widow's Offering: A Lesson in Sacrifice
00:54 Jesus' Perspective on Giving
01:27 Recognizing Quiet Contributors
02:27 Encouragement for Leaders
03:45 Practical Steps to Acknowledge Others
04:28 Conclusion: Lead with Godly Honor

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put more into the treasury than all the others.” — Mark 12:43 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
This week, find someone on your team who works faithfully behind the scenes. Write them a thank-you note, send a voice message, or acknowledge them privately. Don’t let the quiet givers go unnoticed—because Jesus didn’t.

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📺 Integrity vs. Hypocrisy: Leading with Authenticity | Jesus’ Warning to Leaders | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

What’s more dangerous to your leadership than failure? Faking it.

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore explores the bold leadership standard Jesus set in Matthew 23, where He calls out the Pharisees for prioritizing image over integrity. Today’s leaders face the same challenge: the temptation to appear successful while hiding internal misalignment.

You’ll discover:

✅ Why hypocrisy erodes trust and influence
✅ The hidden cost of projecting an image that doesn’t match your reality
✅ How integrity builds a foundation for sustainable leadership
✅ Practical steps to align your public leadership with your private character

This isn’t a message of shame—it’s an invitation to grow. If you want to lead with real impact, it starts by becoming the same person offstage that you are on it.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:

00:00 Introduction: The Danger of Faking Leadership
00:18 Jesus Exposes Hypocrisy
01:16 The Impact of Hypocrisy on Leadership
02:46 Aligning Public Image with Private Integrity
03:58 Self-Reflection and Growth
05:16 Conclusion: Leading with Authenticity

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs...” — Matthew 23:27 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
Ask someone you trust: “Where am I leading with image over integrity?” Then listen—without defending. Take one step this week to realign who you are with how you lead.

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📺 Why Great Leaders Don’t Rush: Jesus, Lazarus, and the Power of Patience | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

What if your next leadership breakthrough doesn't require speed—but stillness?

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore unpacks a surprising leadership lesson from John 11, where Jesus delays visiting his sick friend Lazarus. Instead of rushing to fix the crisis, Jesus waits—on purpose. His delay sets the stage for something far greater: resurrection instead of relief.

If you’re a leader under pressure to make a fast move, this episode will help you:

✅ Embrace strategic waiting instead of impulsive reacting
✅ Invite God’s timing into your leadership decisions
✅ Recognize when a delay is actually divine alignment
✅ Reframe slow seasons as preparation for something greater

You don’t have to move fast to make an impact. Sometimes, waiting is your most powerful move.

⏱️ Chapter Markers:

00:00 Introduction: The Dilemma of Waiting
00:17 The Story of Lazarus: A Lesson in Divine Timing
01:13 The Importance of Discernment in Leadership
02:47 Real-World Applications: Patience in Business
04:31 Practical Steps: Inviting God into Your Timing
05:52 Conclusion: Trusting God's Timeline

📖 Today’s Scripture:
"When he heard that Lazarus was sick, he stayed where he was two more days." – John 11:6 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
Identify one area where you're tempted to rush—then stop and pray:
“Lord, I want your timing more than my solution. Show me when to move and when to wait.”
Let this week be defined by patience with purpose.

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📺 Urgent or Important? How Jesus Handled Interruptions | Lead in 10 with Chris Moore

Leadership often lives in the tension between crisis and compassion.

In this episode of Lead in 10, Chris Moore explores how Jesus’ response to two urgent needs in Mark 5 reveals a powerful leadership principle: you don’t have to choose between progress and people. As Jesus makes His way to heal a dying girl, He pauses to restore a woman in pain—showing that divine interruptions are often part of the mission, not a detour from it.

You’ll learn:

Why rushing forward can cause you to miss your most meaningful moments

How to recognize divine appointments in the middle of daily chaos

Practical ways to pause without losing focus or momentum

How compassionate presence can produce powerful outcomes in business and life

If you're leading through pressure and feel pulled in multiple directions, this episode will give you clarity and courage to lead with grace.

00:00 Introduction: The Leadership Dilemma
00:23 The Story of Jairus and the Woman
01:45 Jesus' Leadership in Action
02:36 Applying Jesus' Example to Modern Leadership
03:27 The Power of Pausing
04:22 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

📖 Today’s Scripture:
“Don’t be afraid; just believe.” — Mark 5:36 (NIV)

🙌 Leadership Challenge:
This week, don’t just power through. Stop and ask, “Is this an interruption or a divine appointment?” Create space to listen, connect, and lead with compassion—even when the clock is ticking.

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