Leadership: Self-Analysis and Development Plan As Christian leader, my goal is to use Biblical principles to guide my servant leadership relationship with followers and associates. My success, as a leader, is predicated upon following the Holy Spirit along with creating and sharing common goals with followers. Also, success as a Christian leader will not be an accident, but rather the result of a carefully crafted leadership development plan that systematically addresses leadership behaviors and spiritual gifts. This plan will also use self-assessments to guide me in understanding who I am as a Christian leader while performing a close examination of how I incorporate Biblical principles in my leadership practice. An assessment of my personal
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Nothing spells strength like the fellowship with other Christians! 1 John 1:7 states when “we walk in the [knowledge] of God, we have fellowship with one another, [which gives us strength].” Because we are members of the Body of Christ, we can find strength and encouragement. When we isolate ourselves are we at our weakest. As a Spirit-filled believer, leader and Christian coach, with permission, I encourage followers and clients to participate in corporate fellowship and worship. Also, as a coaching leader, when I fellowship with followers, it creates a stronger relationship because followers know they can approach me with anything.
Studying the Word. Studying is the prelude to acting, which brings clarity, confidence understanding. Luke 6:39b stated, “Can a blind person guide a blind person?” Blindness goes to the heart of ability to lead, that is to say, studying the Word illuminates one's path which prevents them from falling and injuring themselves and others. When I study the Word of God, it becomes a roadmap for my leadership thoughts, actions, and passions; thus, when I interact with followers and other leaders, I feel equipped and empowered to lead. However, prayer is the key to understanding the Word and much
Nothing spells strength like the fellowship with other Christians! 1 John 1:7 states when “we walk in the [knowledge] of God, we have fellowship with one another, [which gives us strength].” Because we are members of the Body of Christ, we can find strength and encouragement. When we isolate ourselves are we at our weakest. As a Spirit-filled believer, leader and Christian coach, with permission, I encourage followers and clients to participate in corporate fellowship and worship. Also, as a coaching leader, when I fellowship with followers, it creates a stronger relationship because followers know they can approach me with anything.
Studying the Word. Studying is the prelude to acting, which brings clarity, confidence understanding. Luke 6:39b stated, “Can a blind person guide a blind person?” Blindness goes to the heart of ability to lead, that is to say, studying the Word illuminates one's path which prevents them from falling and injuring themselves and others. When I study the Word of God, it becomes a roadmap for my leadership thoughts, actions, and passions; thus, when I interact with followers and other leaders, I feel equipped and empowered to lead. However, prayer is the key to understanding the Word and much