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Lead from the front

When Lord Tennyson wrote his epic poem about the Charge of the Light Brigade in the Crimean War, he neglected to report one vital thing: as the 600 riders rode fearlessly towards the enemy with their captains at the front leading the charge with their swords drawn, they soon came into range of the enemy…
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Take responsibility
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Go for it
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Reading well

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Pressure
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Get burning

Paul described Timothy’s leadership wattage as a flame (2 Tim 1:6). Wattage or ‘flame’ refers to a leader’s quotient of character, gifting, skill and calling that together determine the size of his leadership gift. Wattage is determined both by God-factors and Man-factors. The God-factor: How much grace gifting God has given the man? Is he…
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Lead-ers

Building team, great management, and building consensus are all valid aspects of leadership, but overstate these and you are left with a generation of Ers instead of Lead-ers. And true to their name they wander around saying ‘er, um, er’ instead of giving a bold and rousing lead. PJ SmythClick to TweetWebsite: http://godfirst.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Raising_Leaders_Rapidly_Notes.pdf