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Christian Leadership Ethics


Matt 20:25-27
“…and whoever wants to be first must be your slave” v27
Christian Leadership Ethics
As we know a leader is suppose to inspire, guide, influence or be a pace setter to their followers. But today we all want to become leaders, not to positively influence or guide, but to enrich ourselves.
However in Christian leadership from the Holy Bible passage above, it is the life first; a man that can carry God into his business. Christ first in the leader, before anything else. Meaning that in the issue of being born-again, the inner must correspond to the outside. Until you see your position in leadership as a call to serve, you are on a path of self-service. The reason the church is weeping today is that, we have placed the wrong men in leadership. In Christian leadership rights and privileges are meant for the followers.       

Lesson Learnt
Directly or indirectly our life’s is modeling someone’ life; so we must dare to live by example.

Prayer
Lord Jesus, please help me to carry you into all my personal business and also save our churches from wolf in sheep clothing (Amen)

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