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We look at what Biblical leaders are meant to do. What are the tools they have in their tool box. ultimitely when all is said and done a leader is meant to lead and to do so God's way for God's benefit. This also means there are common leadership practices that we aught not to do.
Biblical Leadership Principles part # 3. We continue to look at the Biblical picture of a leader. In this picture, the Bible paints a contrast of "aughts" and "aught nots" for a leader. It tells us what a leader "is" and what a leader "is not"; what a leader "has" and what a leader "does not have"; what a leader "does" and what a leader "does not to do".
Biblical Leadership Principles Part # 2
"What a Leader Is"
A Biblical leader is a principled leader. Though the Bible is not a handbook on leadership, it does lay out principled path for all leaders to walk. It paints a picture of the kind of leader God wants in the Body of Christ. We either lead His way or by default will lead our way - the world's way. The same goes with followers. Leaders and followers walk the same path - in step with the same Biblical Principles.
This week in Truth Box, we will look at what a Biblical leader "is" and what a Biblical leader "is not"
"What a Leader Is"
A Biblical leader is a principled leader. Though the Bible is not a handbook on leadership, it does lay out principled path for all leaders to walk. It paints a picture of the kind of leader God wants in the Body of Christ. We either lead His way or by default will lead our way - the world's way. The same goes with followers. Leaders and followers walk the same path - in step with the same Biblical Principles.
This week in Truth Box, we will look at what a Biblical leader "is" and what a Biblical leader "is not"
Spiritual Warfare Part # 5
This week on Truth Box we will finish our series on Spiritual Warfare by looking at the full Armour of God. More than just a metaphor, it describes a way of Life that assures the victory that Jesus won for us at the cross.
We will also ask the question; What are our objectives in this Spiritual Battle. What is the end game? The Enemy has a goal, do we? What does God want to accomplish in us and through us as we stand firm against the Schemes of the devil.
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