Leading in God's Kingdom

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1 Thessalonians 2

Have you ever had to live or work under a bad leader? It can be frustrating, painful, and sometimes deeply damaging. But what if the answer isn't simply to find better leaders, but to become a different kind of leader ourselves? From the ruthless ambitions of Philip II and Alexander the Great to the extraordinary example of St. Paul in Thessalonica, we discover two radically different ways of exercising power. One seeks its own glory; the other seeks the glory of Jesus Christ.

You cannot always choose who leads you. But you can choose how you lead.