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Leadership and Growing Churches

Posted by Jason Curlee on November 10, 2009

Courageous LeadershipI’m reading Courageous Leadership by Bill Hybels and he makes a great statement in it about leadership and churches that are growing.

He says:

“What flourishing churches have in common is that they are led by people who possess and deploy the spiritual gift of leadership.  Whenever and wherever I have found a high-impact, Acts 2, prevailing church, I have also discovered a little band of brothers and sisters who were humbly and prayerfully providing the vision, the strategy, and the inspiration that enabled an entire congregation to bear fruit abundantly.  Please understand, it’s not that I believe the gift of leadership is more important than other gifts.  It’s simply that people with the gift of leadership are uniquely equipped to come up with strategies and structures that provide opportunities for other people to use their gifts most effectively.  Leaders see the big picture and understand how to help others find their place of service within that picture.”

What do you think…is church growth tied into church leadership?

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