| |
A
Call to Servanthood – Jesus called
them together and said, “…whoever
wants to become great among you must be your
servant, and whoever wants to be first must be
slave of all. For even the Son of Man came not
to be served, but to serve, and to be a ransom
for many.” – Matthew 20:26-28
A Character and
Heart Focus – Jesus’ leadership
model focused on character transformation. He communicated
significant truth within the context of trusting
relationships. He changed His followers – the
future leaders of His church - from the inside
out as He lived among them. |
|
A
Mentoring Model – Jesus’ model
of servant leadership was more caught than taught.
He served His followers in words and deeds, lived
honestly, transparently and joyfully, sharing
His heart and life. The apostles followed Jesus’ model – investing
as freely in others as He had invested in them.
The
Result – Intentional, exponential
growth of Kingdom leaders for an expanding Kingdom
movement. |
|
