“Remember your leaders, who spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith.”
– Hebrews 13:7
![]() Did you know that you are leader? Regardless of whether or not leadership is implied in your title, if you are a Christian, you are called to lead! No matter where you are today and how insignificant you think your role is, because you are empowered by the Holy Spirit, you have influence! As we continue talking about our workplaces and how we handle relationships in the professional environment, my challenge to you is to not worry as much about the perfections or imperfections of your employer and instead focus on transforming your organization’s culture one relationship at a time. Rather than trying to find a perfect boss or a workplace that’s known for being joyful and productive, work to cultivate the atmosphere you seek in your own sphere of influence. Don’t worry about your title or your perceived authority, simply get to know people, encourage them, and speak life over them, and then watch as things begin to change. Never underestimate your ability to lead — serve others with humility of heart and I assure you, you will make a difference! Friend, you have been given a great gift — the opportunity to be Jesus to those around you. When you put on a countenance of joy, infuse a sense of peace, and exercise patience with your co-workers, you are modeling the very presence of the One who can change their lives. I encourage you to be as full of Christ’s Spirit when you go to work on Monday as you are in church on Sunday. As you do, you are planting seeds of eternity that may well take root and spring up in their hearts. In a world that is increasingly hostile, doggy, and competitive, you are a leader with the power to model the living Lord to a culture that is dying by self-absorption! Isn’t that an honor? |
Prayer
Thank you, Jesus, for calling me to be a leader. I want to represent you in a powerful, tangible way to those around me.
Reflection
Do you consider yourself a leader? Do you believe you are called to lead in the Kingdom of God? Why or why not?
2 Responses
Whether it’s proclaiming the Word of The Lord in either the first or second reading during the 7:30 Sunday Mass. Or by leading the congregation in song as a cantor. You
are called to be a Voice of God that cries out in the Wilderness.Every holy word that is uttered.Every beautiful hymn that is sung are vital tools that enable us to draw closer to him.People need to know the saving power that can come from hearing his word and by listening to the uplifting and glorious music.I hope and pray that the Hour of Power will continue its mission of reaching the lost and lonely in this World with the positive and healing messages of God. Much love and prayers to the Congregation of Shepherd’s Grove at Irvine Presbyterian Church.And also to Pastor
Bobby Schuller and his beautiful family. May God bless them with much health and
happiness for the rest of this year.And also to the Hour of Power choir and the Voices of Hope Children’s Choir along with the Hour of Power Orchestra for the glorious music and singing.As always I remain a faithful viewer of The Hour of Power and Happy and Wholesome Student in Jesus Christ
Thank you for your continued love and support, Donna. May the Lord bless you as you serve. We are grateful for you — God loves you and so do we!