Biblical Leadership

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Leadership books populate every pastor’s bookcases and leadership issues crowd his mind and ministry.   The need for godly leaders has always plagued the church.  Everyone wants to know, “Where can we find more good leaders?”  “How can we develop more leaders?”  Leadership concerns churches and denominations, whether they are young or well-established with a lengthy history.  This module is designed to train those already serving as leaders to be better leaders but also to train them to train new generations of leaders.

While many books have been written on leadership, some excellent, others with a Christian veneer over secular how-to management ideas, the Bible remains the best book on leadership.  We will focus completely on it in this module.

Class Outline

1. Defining Leading and Leadership – the different definitions, models

2. What Do Leaders Look Like? The Holy Spirit Paints a Picture of God’s Leaders and Leadership – the qualifications of leaders (elders and deacons).  It’s character.

3. Getting to the Heart of Leading – It’s the Heart of the Leader (Looking at the character of leaders.)

4. Leaders Are Made, Not Born – Leading in the home before leading in the church and the world.  Leaders are developed in the family first.  

5. Leaders Work in Teams – Biblical leadership is teamwork – the plurality of leaders in the church.

6. Leadership and Teamwork at Home and in the Church – leaders and their wives in the church

7. What Do Leaders Do? – The Responsibilities of Leaders (elders and deacons responsibilities in the church)

8. Leaders Shepherd – Shepherding the Flock the way Jesus Shepherds us.  Shepherding must be biblical, systematic, comprehensive, relational, accountable, and prayerful.

9. Leaders Teach and Multiply Other Leaders – Learning to Teaching/Teaching to Learn

10. What Leaders Must Know Before They Teach – what is the faith and how to share the faith.

11. What Can Leaders Do When Others Won’t Follow – Handling Conflict

12. Everyone Needs Correction – both leaders and followers – counseling the flock.

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Course Content

Lesson 1 – Defining Leading and Leadership

  • Video Lecture
    25:52

Lesson 2 – What Do Leaders Look Like?

Lesson 3 – Getting to the Heart of Leading

Lesson 4 – Leaders Are Made, Not Born

Lesson 5 – Leading Is Teamwork

Lesson 6 – Leadership and Teamwork at Home and in the Church
leaders and their wives in the church

Lesson 7 – What Do Leaders Do?
The Responsibilities of Leaders (elders and deacons responsibilities in the church)

Lesson 8 – Leaders Shepherd
Shepherding the Flock the way Jesus Shepherds us. Shepherding must be biblical, systematic, comprehensive, relational, accountable, and prayerful.

Lesson 9 – Leaders Teach and Multiply Other Leader
Learning to Teaching/Teaching to Learn

Lesson 10 – What Leaders Must Know Before They Teach
what is the faith and how to share the faith.

Lesson 11 – What Can Leaders Do When Others Won’t Follow
Handling Conflict

Lesson 12 – Everyone Needs Correction
both leaders and followers – counseling the flock.

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ITEM is a religious, charitable, educational, non-profit corporation serving in the countries of the former Soviet Union, Central and Eastern Europe, and worldwide. It is tax exempt and donor deductible. ITEM assists denominations and local churches by offering pastoral training at no cost to nationals. ITEM sends professors to teach at local institutions at regular intervals to equip pastors, teachers, and laymen and women to accomplish their God-given callings.

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