In an effort to add maximum value to pastors and church leaders, INJOY Stewardship Solutions has dispatched me to attend The Most Excellent Way To Lead Conference at NewSpring Church. I will be bringing some of the top leadership lessons from the conference designed to challenge and equip pastors and church leaders to take their leadership to a higher level.
The dynamic Lead Pastor of Elevation Church Steven Furtick was up next. Pastor Steven spoke on our leadership glitch.
Before getting to Pastor Steven’s comments, I want to invite you to a FREE, LIVE webinar I will be conducting on March 30th entitled “10 Keys To A Successful Fall Capital Campaign.” If your church needs to raise funds this fall, click HERE. It would be an honor to personally invest in you and your leadership. Now, onto Pastor Steven’s thoughts.
The following are 20 Leadership Quotes And Lessons From Steven Furtick’s session at The Most Excellent Way To Lead Conference:
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In leadership, sometimes you have to borrow another spiritual leader’s boldness in order to do what God has called you to do.
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Every leader needs to have someone who believes in him or her.
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Everyone has something that they thought they would be over now by now. We are all works in progress.
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Leaders often ask themselves, “Do I have what it takes?”
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A leader’s willingness to be vulnerable is often a blessing to those he or she leads.
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Out of context comparison leads to foolishness.
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Your conclusions are a product of your context.
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Maybe God doesn’t need to fix your problem, He just wants to change your perspective.
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So many leadership mistakes could be avoided if you could get a new perspective.
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Simon needed Jesus to call out his potential to make him Peter.
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If all you see is all you can see, you don’t have enough faith. We walk by faith, not by sight.
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God doesn’t measure your effectiveness based on someone else’s capacity.
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Healthy comparison can lead to positive change.
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True confidence is a byproduct of belonging to Jesus. That confidence allows you to face the challenges of your life.
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Every leader at one time or another feels unqualified. You’re in great company – every Biblical leader was unqualified, but because they knew Jesus, they changed the world.
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Ask great leaders the question, “What made you such a great leader? What things did you do to become a great leader?”
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By submitting your struggle to God, your struggle will eventually turn into your strength.
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Your weakness is your secret weapon in God’s hands. God’s power is made perfect in your weakness.
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The reason people follow you is often by your vulnerability with your weaknesses.
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God does big things through broken people.
Simply amazing! Next up will be Dave Ramsey.
As a reminder, if your church needs to raise capital this fall, click HERE or on the image provided to sign up for my March 30th FREE, LIVE webinar entitled 10 Keys To A Successful Fall Capital Campaign. It would be an honor to serve you and your church.