Steve Zeisler - May 18, 2008
Servant Leadership
Points of Interest## Invisible realities are greater than things we can measure. Organizational hierarchies are problematic. God's power is made perfect in weakness. Incarnation is central to Christian formation. The truth of scripture is always relevant. At one point Jesus' closest followers were angling for positions of high status in his kingdom. He challenged them, saying that the one who would be great should be the servant of all. At the heart of Christian leadership is the determination to bless others, washing feet, rather than building up oneself. How do these convictions lead to effective leadership?
Scripture References: Mark 10:35-45
From Series: "A Consideration of Christian Leadership"
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