Finding and Following Your God-Given Calling
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Lesson OneIntroduction and Definitions8 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson TwoThe Calling Process: Preparation7 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson ThreeThe Calling Process: Discernment7 Activities|1 Assessment
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Lesson FourThe Calling Process: Living Out Your Calling7 Activities|1 Assessment
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Course Wrap-UpCourse Completion2 Activities
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Christian Learning Center › Forums › How do Dr. Ward’s definitions of leadership, ministry, and calling compare with your own?
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How do Dr. Ward’s definitions of leadership, ministry, and calling compare with your own?
Chuck Tyler replied 2 weeks ago 64 Members · 65 Replies
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My understanding of leadership has always been the ability to encourage people to do more than they believe they can, whether that’s in ministry or just in life in general.
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Leadership is an influence, an empowerment in a person or persons lives. Leadership requires a lot of selflessness.
Leadership is a powerful position. Seek God in this position always…and do not abuse any leadership position. I believe this to be very important. -
Leadership is anywhere you have influence. I have always seen my role as mother, neighbor, employee, church member, or friend as a place where I have influence. Whether I was assigned formally to lead, or other people are watching what I do, I have the opportunity to lead by example.
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My understanding of leadership is being able to empower people, especially in areas in which they are experts.
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8 June 2022 My understanding and definition of leadership partially comes from my U.S. Armed Forces experience as a Commissioned Officer. The Commission as structured for centuries gives Authority ( Influence) to me; to cause those subordinate to my Life experience and/or Didactic education to exercise their duties to my desires–as long as legally I am not compelling them to do something Illegal, Immoral or Unethical. I also, in recent times; have regarded leadership;through the lens of being a ‘disciple’ of another–that is-a Follower of another;in carrying out whatever the mission may be.