Many leaders struggle with the demon of insecurity. (I’m using the word “demon” metaphorically, not literally.)King Saul was the crown prince of this particular character flaw. Chosen by God to be Israel’s first king, Saul had good looks, leadership skills, flashes of spirituality . . . but he was painfully insecure. And his insecure tendencies led to a string of bad decisions.Fast forward to the 21st century. Insecure leaders are found everywhere: in the business world, in politics, in education—and unfortunately—in the Church. Today’s episode will uncover five behaviors that reveal a strong sense of security in a leader, and why it matters.