Our worldview has been influenced by TV, what we read, our church, our education, and by our experiences. He is talking about having a biblical worldview. Understanding of how a biblical worldview differs from secular worldviews can equip a leader to think clearly, make wise decisions, and communicate effectively. To challenge emerging leaders with a vision for God's work, both in our city and in their own lives, the Resource Foundation began its Leadership Development Program 8 years ago. The Leadership Development Program focuses on training young leaders to think about life with the mind of Christ.
Leaders analyze their underlying preconceptions about life in the worldview session.
The program's 300 graduates operate in business, law and medicine, public service, elected office and ministries across Chattanooga. These leaders impact the city through the decisions they make. Next month the 16th Leadership Development class will convene.