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Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
1.Jesus, the Servant Leader
Jesus is the perfect model of servant leadership. He redefined greatness, not as power over others, but as love poured out for others.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
2.The Heart of a Servant Leader
Servant leadership begins in the heart, not the title.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
3.Character That Carries Influence
Jesus’ leadership flowed from His character. He was pure, compassionate, faithful, and full of love.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
4.Words That Build Others Up
Servant leaders use words to build others up. They teach, guide, encourage, correct, and release others into their callings.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
5.Taking Up the Towel
The King of Glory knelt down and washed His disciples’ feet. This was not a show of weakness. It was strength in surrender. Jesus knew who He was, so He did not need to protect His status.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
6.Servant Leadership and APEST Shadows
Every APEST gift can become unhealthy when it is not shaped by the servant heart of Jesus.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
7.A Servant-Hearted Klēsia
A servant-hearted Klēsia does not ask, “Who gets the credit?” It asks, “Who needs to be loved? Who needs to be equipped? Who needs to be lifted up? Where is Jesus inviting us to serve?”