Life is not simple and neither is leading.
The ability to discern truth and righteousness demands, of leaders, something beyond their natural skills. Being known as a Christian business leader should have an eternal impact on the lives around you.Business is in constant flux. Capital gets depleted. Priorities change. Boards demand progress. Individual contributors are often driven by self-centered motives painted in the texture and hue of team effort. Complexities arise very often fraught with gray areas that take special wisdom.
It is about being a light. Light has a way of revealing. Christian leaders must distinguish right from wrong even in the face of what might be "legal," but not righteous, in God's eyes.
Is the “light” of your life revealing Christ in you?
Proverbs 6:23 (MSG) For sound advice [that had come from Wisdom] is a beacon, good teaching is a light, and moral discipline is a life path.
Copyright ©2009 by P. Griffith Lindell
Well man grt thoughts of challenge and encouragement.
ReplyDeleteWe as business leaders must always remember that a Pastor is not an inividual but a gift of which God may place some in churches and some in business.
But, leadership is leadership and people are people and business is business and we should to all to god's glory
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Spot on: we are all called, no matter where God has placed us, to lead for HIS glory!
ReplyDeleteSo very true. My husband has to deal with this all the time, as he is a plant supervisor. I will show him this when he gets home!
ReplyDeleteThanks much, Christena, for sharing. Much appreciated.
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