1. Leaders are servants first. Jesus taught his disciples not to emulate the rulers of the Gentiles who exercised authority over them. Instead, He taught that in order for us to be leaders, we must become servants first.
In respect to this, what did Jesus do as a leader?
But Jesus led by not only “projecting an image” but by being the person he called others to be. That is, he embodied — literally — the “reign of God,” and what God the Father desired for the world. There’s an insight here for corporate leaders.
In this regard, what does the Bible say about godly leaders? Whoever wants to be a leader among you must be your servant.” 3. Exodus 18:21; “But select capable men from all the people—men who fear God, trustworthy men who hate dishonest gain —and appoint them as officials over thousands, hundreds, fifties and tens.”
Simply so, what does the Bible say about leadership accountability?
Matthew 18:6
As leaders, you are responsible for those you lead. These people are looking to you for guidance, like little children. We have a responsibility to lead and to lead well. We can’t take our leadership lightly.