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1. bobyoungresources.com › equipping_spiritual-leadershipEquipping: Developing Spiritual Leaders for the Church By Bob ...

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   The purpose of this article is to suggest how empowering others to embrace God’s mission works in real life missions and congregational settings. In this article, I develop concepts and

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2. media2.egwwritings.org › pdf › en_ChLChristian Leadership (1985) - EGW Writings

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   Christian Leadership is in Touch With God—Those engaged in the work of God cannot serve His cause acceptably unless they make the best use possible of the religious privileges they enjoy.

3. www.emmanuelbaptistdc.org › EBC-Leadership-2019-BookChurch Leaders Manual - Emmanuel Baptist Church

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   we are growing toward Christian maturity with worship, proclamation, witness, nurture, education and ministry to the world. We do this so that God’s purpose may be achieved in us (our local fellowship), in the community (including the wider faith community) and in the world. The Spirit of the Lord is upon us

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4. www.kregel.com › books › pdfsBiblical Leadership: Theology for the Everyday Leader - Kregel

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   Biblical Leadership: Theology for the Everyday Leader, ed-ited by Benjamin K. Forrest and Chet Roden, constitutes a unique contribu-tion to the literature dealing with Christian leadership, especially because of the broad biblical approach adopted, the caliber of the scholars enlisted for the project, and the essays each has contributed.

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5. www.cru.org › 2012 › 03SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP - Cru

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   Spiritual leadership is a blending of natural and spiritual qualities utilized for influencing God’s people to accomplish God’s purposes. Even the natural qualities are not self-produced but God-given and therefore reach their highest efectiveness when employed in the service of God and for His glory.

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6. www.harvesthousepublishers.com › data › filesThe John MacArthur Handbook of Effective Biblical Leadership

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   God is the preaching of the Word.” 1 God is revealed through His Word; therefore, preaching His Word is preaching His character, His will, and all that defines Him in true terms and exalts Him as He is to be exalted. Our mandate then comes not from the culture, it comes from heaven. It is the God of heaven who has mandated us

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   What motivates a godly leader?

   • Godly leaders must be motivated by their faith in God as the sole source of salvation. As we saw in each of the three portraits, leaders will fail and sin. Although leaders must strive not to sin, how they respond when they do will dictate the course of their leadership. Saul never truly accepted rebuke and correction.

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   What is Christian leadership?

   • Christian Leadership is in Touch With God—Those engaged in the work of God cannot serve His cause acceptably unless they make the best use possible of the religious privileges they enjoy. We are as trees planted in the garden of the Lord; and He comes to us seeking the fruit He has a right to expect.

   Christian Leadership (1985) - EGW Writings

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   What is spiritual leadership in Psalm 77?

   • Psalm 77:19,20 WHAT IS SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP? Spiritual leadership is a blending of natural and spiritual qualities utilized for influencing God’s people to accomplish God’s purposes. Even the natural qualities are not self-produced but God-given and therefore reach their highest efectiveness when employed in the service of God and for His glory.

   SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP - Cru

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   What is the biblical approach to leadership?

   • The biblical approach to leadership rests on the quality of life of the individual leader. Because of the very nature of the term, “leader,” the followers will follow his or her example. In Titus 1 and 1 Timothy 3 we see a list of life-qualities, probably pursued by few, available to all and deniable to none.

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   How can a Christian leader influence people to accomplish an objective?

   • They want to listen to the person who listens to God. If a leader is to influence people to accomplish an objective, then a Christian leader must be certain that the objective is something God wants done. To lead a ministry you must devote yourself to the word. The dispute in Acts 6 caused the disciples (leaders) to clarify their job description.

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   Should leaders embrace the empowering approach to leadership practice?

   • In the words of the authors, “Because the mission and effectiveness of most organizations matter, we want to see leaders learning to embrace the empowering approach to leadership practice.”

   Leadership in Christian Perspective: Biblical Foundations and

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8. journal.dmineducation.org › wp-content › uploadsLeadership in Christian Perspective: Biblical Foundations and ...

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   Leadership in Christian Perspective is a refreshing and systematic look at servant leadership as first modeled by Jesus Christ and the Apostle Paul as well as articulated by historical and contemporary leadership theory and practice.