Sermon Tone Analysis
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Have you ever been told by someone of authority – someone who is supposed to be your leader - do as I say not as I do?
If so, how did that make you feel?
I for one wouldn’t want to follow someone who couldn’t lead by example – after all, actions speak louder than words.
At one point or another we have all been told to “be a leader, not a follower” - as if being a follower is a bad thing.
The world needs good leaders, but who those leaders are, and how they became leaders and why we follow them is an important thing to grasp.
Have you ever been told by someone of authority – someone who is supposed to be your leader - do as I say not as I do?
If so, how did that make you feel?
I for one wouldn’t want to follow someone who couldn’t lead by example – after all, actions speak louder than words.
At one point or another, we have all been told to “be a leader, not a follower” - as if being a follower is a bad thing.
The world needs good leaders, but who those leaders are, and how they became leaders and why we follow them is an important thing to grasp.
Have you ever been told by someone of authority – someone who is supposed to be your leader - do as I say not as I do?
If so, how did that make you feel?
I for one wouldn’t want to follow someone who couldn’t lead by example – after all, actions speak louder than words.
At one point or another, we have all been told to “be a leader, not a follower” - as if being a follower is a bad thing.
The world needs good leaders, but who those leaders are, and how they became leaders and why we follow them is an important thing to grasp.
Have you ever been told by someone of authority – someone who is supposed to be your leader - do as I say not as I do?
If so, how did that make you feel?
I for one wouldn’t want to follow someone who couldn’t lead by example – after all, actions speak louder than words.
At one point or another, we have all been told to “be a leader, not a follower” - as if being a follower is a bad thing.
The world needs good leaders, but who those leaders are, and how they became leaders and why we follow them is an important thing to grasp.
Nowadays, everyone thinks they can be a leader, and we go out of our way to prove that we are a better leader than the person we are supposed to be following.
What this shows is that there are many different types of followers.
Depending on the situation, there might be someone in a group that is a better leader than the person who is leading, but if that is the case, he will lead by the way he follows.
In other words, there is a reason the leader is the leader.
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