Leadership

About This Product Session 1: Gospel Positing System--Godly leadership isn't easy. Looking at one of the first great leaders given to us as an example, Moses, we can see how tough a job it can be. But we can also look to Moses for pointers on how to get through. Moses continually reaffirms his job/purpose/calling with God. He hears the accusations of the grumbling Israelites, but doesn't answer them without first going back to his source for strength and counsel.

Session 2: When, Not If--Young Christians sometimes try to show the fruit of the Spirit through their own will. This is destined to fail, often spectacularly. This lesson will show them how to bear fruit that lasts through spiritual disciplines Jesus thought important enough to mention in the Sermon on the Mount.

Session 3: Leadership: Morality, Integrity, and ServiceJust because someone gets all the attention doesn't mean they're a good leader. There are leaders all around us-at work, at school, in life-but unless they are heading in the right direction, they are not worth following. True leaders lead others with morality, integrity, and service, and are more concerned about pointing others to Jesus and heaven than they are about advancing their own "kingdom" of leadership.

Session 4: Salt and Light--Leaders, by nature, are in contrast to the people around them. Something about them is different; it's attractive for one reason or another and we want it. As Christians we are called to be leaders to the lost and dying world that surrounds us. We are called to be the salt and light that offers them life. Topics: Calling or Call, Fasting, Giving, Leadership, Morality, Pray, Purpose, Service, Spiritual, Spiritual Disciplines or Discipline, prayer