Spiritual gifts
The gift of Leadership & Administration
You see the whole board. You can take a good idea and turn it into a plan with people, dates and follow-through.
Romans 12:8 · 1 Corinthians 12:28
“The one who leads, with zeal.”Romans 12:8
In the church
You steward the vision. Events happen, teams stay organized, and people know where they fit because you thought it through.
Outside the church
You are the project lead, the family organizer, the one who calmly says 'here's what we're going to do' in a crisis.
In childhood
You organized the neighborhood game, assigned the roles and kept the score. Adults called you bossy; God called you a leader.
In adulthood
You trade control for stewardship. The measure of your leadership becomes how many people grow, not how much you carry.
With others who share it
Leaders need peers, not only followers. Meet regularly with other leaders who can tell you the truth.
Your #GLO plan — Give Light, Offer Hope
- Write the vision down where your team can see it.
- Hand one responsibility you enjoy to someone you are developing.
- Review every quarter: who grew because of my leadership?
- Lead with zeal — but set a pace your people can actually keep.
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