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We all know the value of diplomacy. We all know the value of consideration and tolerance. There is also a value in the ability to speak clearly what is on our mind in a persuasive fashion. St. Peter demonstrates this the day of Pentecost and Fr. Nathan wants to look at that with you!
Every leader needs to take initiative. It’s the same for St. Peter and for the apostles of his day. How did St. Peter move the church forward during her darkest times? Let’s take a look at the Acts of The Apostles, Chapter 1 verses 12 and following to find out.
Every leader has a call. Every call has a story. St. Peter was called by Christ to dare great things, but he was called to dare great things because he was loved by Christ and knew it. Discovering Christ’s love for you gives courage and incentive to strike out and follow him on the paths where he leads.
In my work helping cultural and business leaders grow deeper in their faith, I have had the occasion to preach several times on the life of St. Peter. I would like to share some of my thoughts with you now – looking at Peter and asking ourselves what was his leadership style? How did God use and form him to be the rock upon which he built his church?
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