Posts Tagged ‘Self-controlled’

What is your standard as you promote others to leadership positions? (185-4)

Written by Barry-Werner on August 4th, 2011. Posted in Character, Example, Integrity, Leader Qualifications, Leadership Development, Leadership Principles, Old Testament, Personal Development, Self-Discipline, Vision, Zephaniah.

God has high standards and high expectations for those who accept leadership positions. Read Zephaniah 3:1-4.

Through His prophet Zephaniah God condemned Jerusalem for her sin and arrogance. The cities leaders were singled out in verse 4 when it says, “Her prophets are arrogant; they are treacherous men. Her priests profane the sanctuary and do violence to the law.” These leaders are indicted because their character failed and they violated the trust of their offices. When unqualified leaders have control, the whole organization can be ruined.

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Do you have the appropriate balance between power and compassion? (153-3)

Written by Barry-Werner on December 29th, 2010. Posted in Attitude, Example, Integrity, Interpersonal Relationships, Isaiah, Leader Qualifications, Leadership Development, Leadership Principles, Old Testament, Personal Development, Team Building.

Christian leaders should have leadership qualities that reflect the leadership qualities of Christ. Read Isaiah 40:9-11.

In consecutive verses Isaiah beautifully describes God’s sovereign power and his compassionate concern for His people. We see God as a powerful, merciful Father who nourishes, guides, and protects His people as a good shepherd would care for His flock. Everyday leaders can learn a lot from Isaiah’s description of a powerful yet gentle nurturing leader.

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