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Choose one of the four lessons discussed in this lecture and explain how you can use it to improve your abilities as a leader. Provide specific examples.
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Lesson 3: When you have God’s heart, you can achieve amazing things. This lesson really spoke to me because I desire to be an effective leader whom God uses to accomplish His plan. I can improve my abilities as a leader by seeking God’s direction in prayer, searching the scriptures for solutions to problems, and being an example of Christ-centered leader.
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As a leader, I must seek to honor God and not please men. I learned this from Saul.
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Being irrelevant – a sense of going along without purpose for His Kingdom here on earth really rattles me. I have fallen victim to my flesh, my soul to just go along, receiving the blessings and benefit of leadership without the focus and dedication to lead well. The Lord has told us what He expects from our walking with Him – to do what is right, to love mercy and to walk humbly with Him (Micah 6:8). In this way we seek His Kingdom and righteousness. I desire to humbly seek His heart, to behold what pleases Him and act accordingly… O Lord, forgive me for my lack of focus and dedication, rescue me from my self – that I may honor You and bring glory and praise to You name – in Jesus I pray.
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Accept the lesson that God created and prepared me for leadership across generations. David wad marked for becoming king long before he ascended the throne. As a child, I am the oldest of my siblings and always had followers.my sister tells me how I have modeled character and leadership for her. Sometimes I doubt God’s choice of me as the leader for certain positions, and I fully intend to stop that. Where he leads me, I will follow.
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The lesson on being irrelevant got my attention. I don’t want to be someone who just exists to get the perks. I want to shine for the Lord in all I set out to do. Humility is the key to being relevant.