Micah Fries’ Post

In the dynamic landscape of leadership, the need for current leaders to actively contribute to the growth and development of future leaders is paramount. Nurturing the next generation of leaders is not just a responsibility but a strategic investment in the sustained success of any organization. Spiritual leadership is no exception.

Those who wait to lead those who are likely to be waiting until the end of time. For they are waiting on you and I. They will only form up their ranks when they are led by example. Hence servant leadership is that which does so regardless of those who follow or not and without regard to what it may cost them. For this inspires and encourages others to do what they ought. Never has the majority ever suddenly self generated the courage to stand against that which requires something of them without leadership. Even then the majority of people are never going to sacrifice their comforts nor throw off their fears and confusion to take action even when they have good and proper servant leaders. They have to compelled to do so by those who do and will. Think about it.your enemies surely have and are using this against you. If the authentic and true will not lead those who are not will surely lead all to their doom and destruction. Never fancy oneself a leader. Seek to be a good and faithful servant of others regardless of their position or your own and leadership will develop. A servant leader is self sacrificing. A true leader is not perfect. Quite the contrary. They realize how imperfect they are and how gods grace gives them the wisdom and understanding to lead despite them. This keeps them humble and teachable in all things. As for people so too for the nation and nations. Othniel Max Daves #government #worldview #leadership #truthbetold #wisdom #whythingsare #properdiagnosis #society #governance #cascadeeffects #complexity #authority #understandingthetimes #crisis #crisispreparedness #metawar #empires #history #theriseandfallofnations #kingdoms

Want to be an effective Christian leader? Here are four traits to keep in mind: 1. Servant Leadership: Prioritize the needs of others above your own and seek to serve and empower those you lead. 2. Courageous Compassion: Take bold actions to address injustices, alleviate suffering, and advocate for those who are marginalized or oppressed. 3. Graceful Accountability: Hold individuals accountable in a way that emphasizes restoration and growth, with an emphasis on forgiveness and second chances. 4. Adaptive Faithfulness: Remain steadfast in core Christian values while being open to adapt leadership approaches to meet changing circumstances and challenges. These traits reflect the idea that Christian leadership should be grounded in the teachings of Jesus and the principles of the faith. #ChristianLeadership #LeadershipTraits

Leadership is a two-way street. When others have confidence in us, we lead confidently. And when we lead confidently, others trust in our leadership. It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship. But leading isn't always smooth sailing. There are voices of doubt—internal and external—that can shake our confidence. Yet, it's in those moments that we must remember our purpose and lead with conviction. In our leadership journeys, we must look to Jesus Christ. When we trust in His guidance and surrender our plans to His control, we find confidence and purpose.

When we hear "shalom," we often think of peace or a simple greeting. But what if there's a deeper, multidimensional meaning waiting to be discovered through the lens of Afrofuturism? Dive into my latest Substack article where I blend the profound teachings of Johan Galtung, Cornel West, and Octavia Butler to reimagine shalom's role in leadership. Together, we journey into a future where leadership isn't just about achieving goals, but nurturing the soul and honoring our shared humanity. Curious? Join me in this exploration and share your thoughts! #afrofuturism #leadership

Leadership is a two-way street. When others have confidence in us, we lead confidently. And when we lead confidently, others trust in our leadership. It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship. But leading isn't always smooth sailing. There are voices of doubt—internal and external—that can shake our confidence. Yet, it's in those moments that we must remember our purpose and lead with conviction. In our leadership journeys, we must look to Jesus Christ. When we trust in His guidance and surrender our plans to His control, we find confidence and purpose.

Unleashing the Power of Humble Leadership: A Lincoln's Legacy 🎩 Picture this. The United States 🇺🇸, on the precipice of civil war, deeply divided - a nation desperately in need of unyielding real leadership. Enter Abraham Lincoln, a man who dared to lead with a trait often overlooked: Humility. 🕊️ Sharing the limelight didn't dent Lincoln's authority. Instead, it fortified his legacy, turning him into a beacon of leadership in America's stormiest hour. 🌩️ His humility wasn't a sign of weakness, but a testament to his strength. 💪 Do you dare to lead with humility? 🤔 Join the conversation. Let's unravel the transformative potential of humble leadership that rests within all of us. 💫

In this article, Jasmine Bellamy encourages us to attend to our inner work to become more effective and loving leaders. She reminds us that as Christian workers in the marketplace, cultivating robust inner lives helps us connect better with God, ourselves, and others. To read more, visit the link below: https://lnkd.in/gUvhD-JY #InnerWork #ChristianLeadership #Christianpreneur #ChristianCEO #LeadwithLove #Love101Ministries

NAVIGATING THE SHADOWS Today we witness the solar eclipse, be it partial or total. How is this experience of transitioning from light to dark and back to light again a reflection on Christian Leadership? In moments of darkness, the true essence of Christian leadership has the opportunity to shine bright. > Leaders sometimes find themselves in a position where they must navigate through darkness, and guide those who look up to them, towards the eventual reappearance of light.   > As Christian leaders, we're called to be beacons of hope and guidance, not just when the path is clear, but more importantly, when the path is concealed.   > We are called to light the way for others, fostering an environment where faith, hope, and love can flourish. Let today's eclipse be a reminder of our role in the world—to bring light to even the darkest places, and to guide with wisdom and compassion. Commit to being leaders who not only seek THE Light, but also become sources of light for others. #ChristianLeadership #SolarEclipse #FaithAndLeadership #HopeInTheDarkness

Embracing Leadership in a Secular World For those of you who are Christian business leaders, navigating the complexities of leadership in a predominantly secular business world can be a unique challenge. You might find yourself grappling with the desire to openly share your faith, as Jesus encouraged, yet feeling constrained by the fear of alienating clients or employees who hold different beliefs. In today's sensitive social climate, where Christian views can quickly lead to misunderstandings or conflicts, the idea of being open about your faith might seem daunting, if not outright impossible. Can we, as Christians in the marketplace, join together to create a business environment where our spiritual beliefs are not just tolerated, but embraced and respected, and where discussions about faith can occur naturally without the fear of causing discomfort or offense? But how do we do it? Do these thoughts resonate with you? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Drop a comment below or share your perspective. Your insights could be invaluable to others facing similar challenges. #faith #christianleadership #christianleadership #faithandbusiness