Georgia wrote, Spiritual leadership focuses on a relationship with God as the key to effective leadership, in which this reader agreed. She continued, from this relationship flow a leader’s vision, goals, influence, and decision-making, in which she base at assumption that spiritual leadership is real. Georgia’s statement appears to focus on the importance of leader-follower relationships that must remember the purpose. Georgia wrote, Spiritual leadership is servant leadership, in which this reader adds servant-leadership was the way of Christ. The writer also stated, Jesus led the disciples and others by being a servant alongside of His followers. Jesus is the first follower of leadership one might add. The writer stated, Spiritual leadership involves humbling one self and doing the menial tasks that others do not want to do, which motivates followers because want to serve with the individual walking along side them. It is this reader’s …show more content…
It is this reader’s belief that one must be careful with the distinction of the two entities. The spiritual leader cannot produce spiritual change in people only the Holy Spirit can do this task, in which this reader concurs. It is a known fact, as Georgia stated, that spiritual leaders are accountable to God.
Georgia proclaimed, spiritual leaders have the capability to influence all people and they receive power through the Holy Spirit. One must add, there is a need of some form of training (spiritual) that is a must as well. Even though, as the writer stated, spiritual leaders work on God’s agenda. One would think God would be glorified when His people seek some form of skills, taught through an institution.
Georgia wrote, the spiritual leader must be a person of strong influence, and mediate on the Word of God. It is this reader’s belief that Christians who mediate on the Word of God gain strength through His