How might a renewed understanding of trust and authenticity elevate your leadership and transform those you lead?

The Living Influence team is proud to announce the creation of Living Influence Leadership: https://www.livinginfluenceleadership.com/

Attend the Living Influence Leadership conferences and cohorts (also known as peer groups), and you’ll:

* Lead from identity.

* Cultivate trust that strengthens culture.

* Gain clarity that fuels lasting influence.

* Integrate who you are, and your God-given purpose, with how you lead.

Join Bill Thrall, Scott Boyd, and Waldemar Kohl for a transformative experience helping Christian executives lead from trust, authenticity, and the freedom of their God-given significance.

Bill Thrall: For more than 40 years, Bill has helped senior executives around the world lead from identity, authenticity, and grace.

Scott Boyd: Over the past 29 years, Scott has built a thriving business by shaping a culture of trust, grace, and empowered leadership.

Waldemar Kohl: For nearly 20 years, Waldemar has worked with executives to create healthy, and high-performing organizations.

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How does trusting God with yourself reveal spiritual maturity?

This episode explores what it truly means to become a Christ-centered believer through the process of spiritual maturity. Bill and Scott unpack how trust in God leads to humility, healing, and a willingness to take risks for the sake of others. As believers grow, their lives increasingly reflect joy, purpose, and a deep concern for the flourishing of those around them.

Topics Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd discuss in this episode:

(00:05) The progression from being self-focused to becoming Christ-centered.

(01:24) The shift from receiving love to extending love toward others.

(01:59) Why maturity cannot be forced but must begin with personal trust in God.

(03:42) Trust is the central operating principle in all relationships.

(05:11) Fear of trusting God with the future.

(08:33) Purpose-centered living as a hallmark of Christ-centered maturity.

(10:12) Taking risks for the benefit of others as evidence of deep spiritual growth.

(15:12) Healing and joy as signs that trust and maturity are taking root.

This episode was brought to you by Bill Thrall, Scott Boyd, and the Living Influence team.

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What happens when personal growth shifts attention away from yourself and toward others?

In this episode, Bill and Scott explore the movement from a self-focused faith into an others-centered life marked by healing, trust, and love. They unpack how maturity is not achieved by striving, but by learning to receive love and allowing that love to overflow toward others. As believers experience healing, they become freer to care, lead, and influence without being consumed by themselves.

Topics Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd discuss in this episode:

(02:00) How personal crisis opened Scott’s life to grace, vulnerability, and deeper growth.

(04:03) The difference between trusting with sin and trusting with one’s whole person.

(06:05) How experiencing grace leads to feeling loved and then loving others.

(07:15) Scott recounts how confession and affirmation became a turning point toward healing.

(08:59) How letting oneself be loved is essential to experiencing real healing.

(10:28) Immature love compared to mature love.

(14:44) Healing as the evidence of maturity and freedom to love others.

(18:28) Bill describes maturity as awareness of influence and care for how one affects others.

This episode was brought to you by Bill Thrall, Scott Boyd, and the Living Influence team.

Learn about Living Influence: https://www.livinginfluence.com/

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* YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LivingInfluencePodcast

* Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/4kP9Mm2

* Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2F2RSvXKfU08Q5LVTCyIYI

Learn about Bill Thrall’s books: https://www.livinginfluence.com/books

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