Writings on Christian leadership and leader development by Malcolm Webber
At some point, most followers complain about their leaders. Some of the most common complaints are: • “My leader will not listen to me.” • “He will not encourage me.” • “He will not recognize my efforts.”
Malcolm Webber
If our churches and Christian ministries are to be healthy, every member must take responsibility for the whole, functioning actively and thoughtfully. Our last two Letters examined the first five out of eleven characteristics of effective followers. We saw that healthy followers obey, encourage, take responsibility, give advice and [...]
Malcolm Webber
No leader will be perfect – other than the Lord Jesus. However, since God’s leaders reflect God Himself to men, they must be of the highest character. This was why Moses received such a harsh judgment (Num. 20:7-12). God’s work will be done in God’s way, in a manner consistent with God’s holiness and [...]
Malcolm Webber
In our last Letter we saw that Jesus had 1 successor, 3 intimate friends, 12 core leaders and an extended leadership team of 70. Now, let’s look at the practical implications of this model for us.
Malcolm Webber
In this Letter we continue to examine Jesus’ method of building leaders.
Malcolm Webber
Jesus was the greatest Leader-Builder of all time. We continue to study how He built His emerging leaders.
Malcolm Webber