Previously on The Reluctant Leader...
Another question Tim "Habitude" Elmore answered at the Every Nation Campus Ministries leadership summit, described what potential leaders should look like...
Q: What do you look for in someone to train for leadership?
A: I’m looking for someone with the right “gifts.”
G = gifted to lead
I = influential with people
F = fruitful even before they have a leadership position
T = trustworthy in small things
S = serving in some capacity already
More good stuff from the Habitude guru.
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April 04, 2009
What Does a Potential Leader Look Like?
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That whole day with Tim Elmore was really helpful! I'm glad I was able to be there.
In addition to picking up some of the Habitudes books, I also picked up a book Dr. Elmore had called "Leveraging Your Influence: Impacting College Students for Christ". I look forward to getting into that one. I haven't found too many books specifically written towards college student ministry, so was excited to find out about this one.
Posted by: Dave Hess | April 07, 2009 at 06:12 AM
Thanks for sharing this, Steve! If anyone is interested in finding out more about Dr. Tim Elmore and/or Growing Leaders, check out our website @: http://www.GrowingLeaders.com
Thanks!
Posted by: Growing Leaders | January 29, 2010 at 09:52 PM