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Managing Your Households Well: How Family Leadership Trains You for Church Leadership Managing Your Households Well: How Family Leadership Trains You for Church Leadership by Chap Bettis
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“Similarly, young church leaders need to realize that while they may have been given positional authority, the essence of their influence is spiritual. Thus, as they grow in their understanding of God’s will in his Word and in their understanding of people, they will grow in their ability to influence. This explains the difference between the godly older pastor and the new, inexperienced shepherd. While they both have the same positional authority, they do not have the same spiritual influence. This spiritual influence increases as we develop relational wisdom, biblical convictions, and sensitivity to the Spirit. Such spiritual wisdom helps me know when to hold my ground, when to compromise, when to correct, when to apologize, and when to explain. It helps me know not only the Spirit’s direction but also the Spirit’s timing.”
Chap Bettis, Managing Your Households Well: How Family Leadership Trains You for Church Leadership