The Blessed Burden: Leading Through Service

Men of Kingdom Leaders, our businesses are not just about profit margins and market share. As Christian leaders, we are called to something higher, something more impactful.

In Acts 20:35, Paul reminds us that true leadership is marked by hard work and a heart for the weak. Today, we’ll unpack what it means to lead with a servant’s heart, and how this not only benefits others but also brings unexpected blessings into our own lives.

The Model of Paul

Paul, the apostle, was no stranger to hard work. He tirelessly traveled, preached, taught, and mentored, often facing persecution and hardship. But notice what motivated him — a deep desire to help the weak. This wasn’t just about charity; it was a core part of his leadership philosophy.

• He understood that leadership isn’t about power, but about empowerment.
• He recognized the value of every individual, especially those on the margins.
• He lived out the words of Jesus, who said it’s more blessed to give than to receive.

The Blessed Burden of Leadership

Now, “burden” might seem like a strange word to associate with blessing, but hear me out. The responsibility to care for others, to lift up the weak, and to use our…