A Leader As A Servant For Others?

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I. Introduction with thesis statement:
• Mark 10:42-45 describes our Savior perfectly, this one passage encompasses His entire life, that He lived to die for us; as a people we learn from these statements- to serve and sacrifice for others, it is our legacy, and our life, being called to follow in His example.
 The words of Psalm 111:9 “He has sent redemption to His people; He has commanded His covenant forever: Holy and awesome is His name,” are fulfilled in the mission of Christ Jesus as He is the ultimate example of redeeming servant leadership; He calls us to follow Him.

 Service is the purpose of every spiritual gift; an ability and strength that is supplied by God. The outcome of these gifts then becomes praise and glory to God, not …show more content…

John 15:12
4. Learn to become a servant for others
5. Christ is the ultimate example of how we should live.
• Which leads into giving His life as ransom for many
C. Sub-topic 3: A Leader as a servant is countercultural to today’s society. The very definition of servant leader is the one who helps to build up people in an organization by being loving, motivating and positive.
• Leadership in Jesus’ style was in his nature as servant.
• Jesus called for his disciples to follow his example, to lead by serving; this is seen throughout the Gospels in Mark 9:35, Matthew 20:26, Matthew 23:11 and Luke 22:26.
2. Mark 10:42-44
• it is by learning to become a servant for others and as such the one who serves is the one who leads.
3. Leaders influence others
4. Become the least for the sake of others
5. In todays society, people want and desire to succeed in all they do, thinking that it will bring happiness, and better things into their life. While there’s nothing wrong with holding higher positions, we must remember to always give God the credit for our successes in life.
• Christ as the Servant, we have taken his service and servitude for granted in this day in age, it is a mentality that is all too obvious in the way we celebrate our Thanksgiving- and thus ‘black Friday’ and

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