Cross - broken Leaders
God's school of leadership always produces Cross-broken servant leaders. Take a look at this list.
From Privilege to Pit at the age of 17, from Prison to Palace at the age of 30 - Joseph the prime minister of Egypt.
From being Prince at the age of 40 to Shepherd for forty years and to being one of the greatest servant leaders at the age of 80 - Moses the deliverer of Israelite's.
From Shepherd boy to king-in-waiting to a Fugitive and then becoming the greatest King of Israel at the age of 30 - David the man after God's own heart.
From an ordinary Fisherman to Follower to Denier to being the first Preacher of the Church to chief of Apostles - Apostle Peter.
From being a Pharisee to Persecutor to the greatest Proclaimer and Missionary - Paul the evangelist.
All these men where chosen by God for a purpose and put through the grind to be molded and shaped to be humble and broken instruments in His hands.It took some of them many years but they were willing to go through the pain and suffering to be the kind of leaders that God wanted them to be - Cross-broken leaders.
From Privilege to Pit at the age of 17, from Prison to Palace at the age of 30 - Joseph the prime minister of Egypt.
From being Prince at the age of 40 to Shepherd for forty years and to being one of the greatest servant leaders at the age of 80 - Moses the deliverer of Israelite's.
From Shepherd boy to king-in-waiting to a Fugitive and then becoming the greatest King of Israel at the age of 30 - David the man after God's own heart.
From an ordinary Fisherman to Follower to Denier to being the first Preacher of the Church to chief of Apostles - Apostle Peter.
From being a Pharisee to Persecutor to the greatest Proclaimer and Missionary - Paul the evangelist.
All these men where chosen by God for a purpose and put through the grind to be molded and shaped to be humble and broken instruments in His hands.It took some of them many years but they were willing to go through the pain and suffering to be the kind of leaders that God wanted them to be - Cross-broken leaders.
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