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Oswald Sanders, in his classic book, Spiritual Leadership, offers this mind-stretching sentence . . . "God prepares leaders with a specific place and task in mind." A specific task and place? Doesn’t that sound like you and your church? Why not think of creative ways to apply this list to you and your church board?
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Jesus developed His disciples into a highly effective force for righteousness that changed the world forever. From Jesus' first calls for the disciples to join Him until the last frightening good-byes on the Mount of Transfiguration, He used the events and time they shared together to build these men into a leadership team for the Early Church—a leadership team that impacted the world.
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Preparation. Sounds simple. Right? We all know that we need to be prepared to lead our congregation in worship; however, when we think of preparation we naturally go to the technical, musical and organizational issues. I have to confess that for years this is exactly how I led our worship ministry. The church referred to us as the "Worship and Music Department" and that's exactly who we were, a department. We were not a ministry, nor a team by definition. We did an excellent job at providing "music" for our services, but what we lacked was a sense of purpose. A cause to live for, or should I say die for!
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