7 Keys to Biblical Leadership – Article

Galatians 5:22 says, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.”

Billions of dollars every year are spent in Corporate America on Leadership Training and development. I know because that’s what I do for a living.

But it’s the absolute best type of leadership where someone demonstrates the traits listed in today’s Scripture.  Imagine if corporate leaders would practice these consistently.

Wow!  Wouldn’t you love to see that? You see the Bible is the best place in the world to learn how to be a great leader.

So today, ask yourself, “Do you lead with these traits?”

Love- for example

Do you demonstrate true concern for your fellow workers, customers, clients, and associates?


What about Joy

Do you maintain the attitude that regardless of the circumstances, everything’s going to work out okay?


And Peace

Do you calmly go about your work- or do you “rant and rave” and “get upset” when things don’t go so smoothly?


What about Patience

Do you maintain an attitude of “allowing people to grow” or do you demand they “have it all together” right now?


How about Kindness

Do you genuinely treat others with dignity and respect?


Goodness

Do you really have the best interest of others in mind when you work with them?


Faithfulness

Do you speak the same of others when you’re not with them, as you do when you are?


Self-Control

Do you maintain the discipline to do your job with excellence? In other words, Are you in pro-active mode or are you always re-acting?

See, these are the key traits to modeling Biblical leadership in your career.

 

When you do this, you will be applying the Truth@Work.

 

Key Points:

  • 1What does this message say to you?
  • 2In which of these areas do you do well? In which of these areas do you need improvement?
  • 3Is there anyone in your life that demonstrates each of these qualities well? Explain.
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Ray is the Co-Founder of Truth At Work. Prior to this role, he served as CEO until January 2016. In his role of Co-Founder, Ray is responsible for building high level strategic relationships on behalf of Truth At Work, facilitates several Round Table Groups, helps establish new markets, develops new curriculum, as well as serving as host of Truth At Work’s “Bottom Line Faith” podcast series. Additionally, Ray is in the process of writing two new books that will be released in the coming months. Ray is also a highly sought after speaker at churches and retreats across America, where for years he has challenged followers of Christ to integrate their faith in and through the marketplace on a daily basis. He is also part of the speaking faculty for Orlando, Florida based “Man In the Mirror” ministry where he conducts seminars and retreats across the country.

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Ray is the Co-Founder of Truth At Work. Prior to this role, he served as CEO until January 2016. In his role of Co-Founder, Ray is responsible for building high level strategic relationships on behalf of Truth At Work, facilitates several Round Table Groups, helps establish new markets, develops new curriculum, as well as serving as host of Truth At Work’s “Bottom Line Faith” podcast series. Additionally, Ray is in the process of writing two new books that will be released in the coming months. Ray is also a highly sought after speaker at churches and retreats across America, where for years he has challenged followers of Christ to integrate their faith in and through the marketplace on a daily basis. He is also part of the speaking faculty for Orlando, Florida based “Man In the Mirror” ministry where he conducts seminars and retreats across the country.

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