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Comment on Global leadership – inquiring together! by Global leadership – inquiring together! « World Impact Network Blog | Kenya today

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Comment on From eight million to where? by Gabriella Van Breda

Gabriella Van Breda — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 03:31:28 +0000

Nice to hear from you. Thanks for the encouragement!

Comment on If you were God, what would you say to today’s leaders? by Gabriella Van Breda

Gabriella Van Breda — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:46:29 +0000

What a wonderful story Olu….out of the mouths of babes! I think our biggest problem is our utter reliance on self. We can do it all, know it all, have it all, and have no need of God. Except perhaps when the crises comes and the “do it all, know it all, have it all” is no longer enough.

Comment on If you were God, what would you say to today’s leaders? by Gabriella Van Breda

Gabriella Van Breda — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:43:48 +0000

Thanks for your comments Millard – you are the optimal example of a man
committed to the will of God. Thank you for your service to the Mapun people in giving them scriptures in their own language. I have no doubt your years of service have not gone unnoticed by God!

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Comment on If you were God, what would you say to today’s leaders? by Millard Collins

Millard Collins — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 09:29:53 +0000

I think a leader should ask himself/herself and his conscience what would Jesus do in this or that situation? If he can’t go through with what he knows is right in his heart, then how can he expect those under him to do and follow what is right? Leadership needs to set the pace and the example. If a leader is totally surrendered to God, he will have a clear conscience and walk the walk and not just talk the talk. He will be full of the Spirit because he is surrendered to the Spirit and he will be able to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit telling him what Jesus would do. He probably won’t last too long as a leader because the world will crucify him one way or another. Nevertheless he’ll be full of joy and be able to sleep well at night as long as his leadership lasts.

Comment on If you were God, what would you say to today’s leaders? by Olu

Olu — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 06:12:59 +0000

I will say that leaders should start to get real most especially in the church because we’re supposed to be the light that shines into the dark world. Just like the story that was told of a child in a church service who demonstrated the right heart of a leader; that is to lead, some of the times if not most of the times most leaders are hypocrites…

The story was told about a small child who listened quietly as the preacher began to give his third and final altar call. He watched as no one moved — no one needed prayer. No one needed forgiveness. Everyone seemed pleased with their lives.

The child realized that even though he didn’t quite understand — he believed in Jesus and down the aisle he ran! He fell to his knees and began to pray. As the preacher knelt by his side he heard the small child say:

“Jesus I know you know who I am but in case you’ve forgotten — my name is Sam. I’m the one who always wants his own way and won’t listen to what others have to say. And I’m the one that never helps out. And I know you saw what I did the other day — I got mad and pushed a little boy down and out of my way!

But Jesus I just want you to know I’m sorry for all the bad things I’ve done. And I want to do better so maybe you can love me and forgive me too. I want to grow up to be like these people here today — for they must never do anything wrong or I guess you’d be hearing them ask for forgiveness too. And Jesus help me to be more like you instead of more like me!”

The preacher stood up with tears in his eyes and the congregation too had begun to cry. For this humble child had taught them the true meaning of how they should pray and how to humbly ask for forgiveness. They knew in their hearts just how complacent, apathetic and satisfied they had become — when down the aisle this small child ran.

Comment on If you were God, what would you say to today’s leaders? by Peter

Peter — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 18:16:46 +0000

I think that unfortunately most leaders are unwilling to risk thinking outside the box. Conventional wisdom, B-schools, shareholder expectations etc force them into a mold that stifle creativity and originality.