Leadership comes with lots of principles, responsibilities and wisdom. But what does the life of Jesus teach us about this realm of life? Learn four principles of Christ-centred leadership from God’s Word today.
God has several ways of protecting you from evil. But one of the common ways He administers this duty is by loading you with daily kingdom tasks to keep you busy.
If your predecessors failed to live like Jesus, you’re not obliged to follow that trend. Live with intentionality, knowing very well that the builder of your life is Jesus.
We’re called in Christ to walk in good works (Ephesians 2:10). Therefore, it’s not God’s will for any of us to use faintness as an excuse to walk in this reality. Watch your life closely. Expel the negative influence in your life by divine wisdom, and keep praying.
Let God reveal your purpose to you and give your maximum time to fulfil it by continually serving others before time catches up with your age.
If you asked God for strength, then He allowing you to face life challenges to come out victoriously on each occasion is the only way to prove to you that He has answered your prayers. It’s not God’s will to make you suffer afflictions. However, He uses them to empower you by giving you victory. Lean on God.
A selfless leader like Moses isn’t mindful of what he can get from his labours even if he has a lot of privileges. And because of this understanding, they don’t mind sacrificing their comforts and abandoning the enjoyment of their privileges to endure present hardships for a glorious future benefit.
Life is not a joke. It’s better to hardly follow God than the opinions of people, especially those who are not committed to the faith of Jesus. When God tells you to do something, do it. Be strong in your mind to stick to your godly decisions, even if you have to execute them in pressing conditions. You’ll see progress as you keep obeying the Lord.
God hates polygamy and will never permit it in the Church, even if any of His servants fail to enforce it in ministry. It doesn’t glorify Him and also doesn’t exemplify Jesus’ relationship with the Church.
Life isn’t a rush. Life is about purpose. And the director of your life is the Lord of heaven. Be anchored in your identity in Him, and don’t be intimidated by what people are doing to move on. Each person’s race of faith is in Christ, but everyone’s purpose is unique. Walk with the Lord, and obey your leaders in Christ.
Make time to be with your Maker. He desires to fill you with His knowledge. Soak anointed preaching tapes and books from His servants. In that way, you’ll be on the path of sacrificing to buy the Truth.
It’s paramount for every child of God to watch his life closely, making sure that nobody or no evil system in this world turns him away from the leadings of God; and I must say that it takes a lot of grace to do this.
