Upside Down Leadership (Mark 10:45)

As a young man I remember thirsting for the influence of men and women of God in my life to walk with me as I learned to walk with the Lord. Over the years I’ve been blessed to grow as a leader and as a follower of Christ due to the influence of countless men and women of God who have spoken into my life.
 

Scripture is filled with accounts of incredible men and women of God who help to shape what it truly means to be a leader for the kingdom of God. Often this model of leadership seems to be upside down and counter-intuitive from the leadership we often see in our world today.

Join us this weekend as we look together at the life of one of Israel’s two greatest kings. As a community we will look at the life of King Josiah in 2 Kings 22-23:3 and learn from a leader fully committed to serving the Lord.
Regardless of whether you identify yourself as a leader or not, we are all people of influence for the kingdom of God and we each have something we can learn from this great king.

Josiah is known as the great reformer in part because his leadership helped draw the people of Israel back into the arms of the Lord. He redefined leadership from a posture of repentance and humility. Join us this weekend as we once again come before the Lord with open hands and proclaim loudly together, “Lord, I need you.”