Damian Eisner

Damian M. Eisner has spent more than two decades exploring what makes leaders effective, resilient, and worth following. That learning has come not only through study, but through the hard-earned lessons of real leadership: building communities, walking people through change, handling conflict, and discovering firsthand what it takes to lead with wisdom and strength.

He currently directs Torah Club for First Fruits of Zion, where he trains and supports more than 1,200 small-group leaders serving a global community of nearly 10,000 people. He is also the founding rabbi of Shalom Macon in Macon, Georgia, a congregation he has led for nearly two decades and whose teaching reaches thousands around the world.

In The Heart of Moses, Damian draws from the life of one of history’s most compelling and unlikely leaders to offer practical insight for modern life and leadership. His work reflects a deep love not only for leadership, but for personal growth, philosophy, psychology, and the lifelong challenge of helping people become stronger, wiser, and more fully themselves.

Whether speaking to congregational leaders, organizational teams, or everyday readers, Damian writes at the meeting point of ancient wisdom and real-world growth.

He lives in Macon, Georgia, with his wife and family.