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Reading: 1 Peter 5:1-5
Pray
Peter’s background:
He is a fellow elder - he knows the struggles of leadership first hand
He is a witness of Christ’s sufferings - he knows the struggles Jesus endured for us
He is a partaker of future glory - he knows the coming reward for the faithful will be worth the present cost
Peter must have learned something that day, because now he shares that same commission to these elders.
God Expects Leaders to Shepherd His Flock
You cannot lead those whom you do not love.
Leadership Is Not an Obligation, But an Opportunity
Leadership Is Not for Our Gain, But for Theirs
Leadership Is Not Being Exalted, But Being the Example
God Rewards Leaders Who Shepherd the Flock
Objection: “But I’m not a leader”
God Expects Others to Submit to Their Leaders
We Are Examples to Each Other by Our Humility
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