The most desirable quality to
look for in any leader is integrity.
“Man Up!”
Chapter 3:3-7
“We cannot hide what we are.
Indeed, what we are speaks as
plainly as what we say. But
when they contradict each
other, even the positive witness
of the one is negated by the
other.” – John Stott
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The primary concern with
this attribute is that any
addictive behavior is sinful.
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God is calling us by His grace
to trust that being His child
means that we willingly move
away from things that would
hinder the ministry of the
Gospel.
Spiritually mature people
do not hold a grudge or keep
a list of all the wrongs done
to them.
We are to strive to be
peacemakers in the
Body of Christ.
The family is the proving
ground for leadership skills.
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“He who spares his rod hates
his son, but he who loves him
discipline him diligently.”
- Proverbs 13:24
Dad, you must show a love to
your child that makes it a
delight for them to obey.
“Pride goes before
destruction, and a haughty
spirit before stumbling.”
- Proverbs 16:18
Are you the same person
outside the church as inside?
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Whether or not God ever
calls you into leadership, be
committed to develop the
qualities of maturity that are
listed in 1 Timothy 3.
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