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Maxwell Leadership Podcast: Creating Positive Change: A Lesson on Martin Luther King Jr. (Part 1)

January 12, 2022
Maxwell Leadership Podcast: Creating Positive Change: A Lesson on Martin Luther King Jr. (Part 1)

Today we are so excited to introduce an impactful, two-part series. As you may know, this coming Monday, we get to celebrate the great life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. So, our team decided we would celebrate Dr. King on the podcast by sharing this lesson that John Maxwell gave at Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Dr. King pastored and influenced so many people to create positive change in our country. John was especially honored to have Coretta Scott King and Bernice King present for this talk, along with many other influential world changers. During this talk, John uses Dr. King’s life as an example of how great leaders can create positive change.  

During the application portion of this episode, Mark Cole and Traci Morrow reflect on John’s lesson and the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. They discuss how MLK was the shining example of a leader who listens and inspires others to create positive change. More than ever before, the world needs leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., and we hope this episode will inspire you to create positive change in your own world.  

Our BONUS resource for this series is the Creating Positive Change Worksheet, which includes fill-in-the-blank notes from John’s teaching. You can download the worksheet by visiting MaxwellPodcast.com/MLK and clicking “Download the Bonus Resource.” 

References: 

Watch this episode on YouTube! 

Intentional Living by John C. Maxwell 

The 21 Laws Online Course 

Relevant Episode: Achieving the Legacy You Want to Leave 

Relevant Episode: Leader’s Listen with Simon Sinek 

The John Maxwell Online Store 

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