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And have you been thrust into a leadership position? How did you go? Do you enjoy being a leader?
Yes, this is true. Jesus was perfect in His methodology and timing. While He did speak in spiritual terms, He did so to confound the nonspiritual. While Christ did some things (Lord's Prayer) to serve as an example, He instructed us to relate to each other directly (Let your yes be yes). He said His ways are not our ways and vice-versa. Many times using worldly methods we will fail to avoid self-serving manipulation of others. We must avoid pride, impatience, prejudice and bias pollutions of our actions. We cannot allow ourselves to fall victim to participating in popularity contests or hero /relationship worship, thereby blinding us to the Lord's will for our behavior. A humble spirit sets us up to receive the Lord's training, through the Holy Spirit, for our place in the Kingdom. The world's way teaches one to succeed in the world....not the Kingdom. If we try to rely on our own understanding,...........you know the rest.Christ was not always meek. And he often talked in riddles rather than plain speech.
i had to respond again to your post because i just love that word "confound". This is part of the essence of Jesus teaching. Confound the worldly wise. Having watched Les Miserables today, it is rspecially poignant. Love and forgiveness confound the wise.Yes, this is true. Jesus was perfect in His methodology and timing. While He did speak in spiritual terms, He did so to confound the nonspiritual. While Christ did some things (Lord's Prayer) to serve as an example, He instructed us to relate to each other directly (Let your yes be yes). He said His ways are not our ways and vice-versa. Many times using worldly methods we will fail to avoid self-serving manipulation of others. We must avoid pride, impatience, prejudice and bias pollutions of our actions. We cannot allow ourselves to fall victim to participating in popularity contests or hero /relationship worship, thereby blinding us to the Lord's will for our behavior. A humble spirit sets us up to receive the Lord's training, through the Holy Spirit, for our place in the Kingdom. The world's way teaches one to succeed in the world....not the Kingdom. If we try to rely on our own understanding,...........you know the rest.
I don't really consider myself a leader,.. but I do consider myself a good role model because I always want to do what I know is right and I always tend to follow my heart.
or the dictates of our mindWe all want to do what is right. The reason we don't do what is right is that we follow the desires of our heart.
If you truly maintain a humble soul and lean on the teachings of God rather than the teachings of man(constantly pray for wisdom/discernment) relying on patience......then you will surely have a place in the Kingdom of our Lord.Some of us dont succeed in either Kingdoms.
Good leadership is never forcing your personal belief, opinion, and world view on other people and if they disobey what you believe they get a penalty.
A leader has to leader and often the followers don't want to follow. If the followers are required to be there, you are the team leader at work, then you do force your view or the companies view on them.
They work in the way the company says, they will follow procedures regardless of whether they like them.
In a church situation a minister will teach his congregation.
This sometimes means teaching them that what they believe is wrong. There views have to change.
A good leader will do they gently.
That is why some companies fail and some churches fail. Think about what you said. Does a employer always know more than there employees who acturally eye witness?. Does a church leader know more about scripture than the people in the church?.