Men, Will You Vow to Lead? Yesterday, we kicked off the Real Marriage sermon series at all Mars Hill churches.
The opening sermon was entitled, “New Marriage, Same Spouse.” A biblical understanding of marriage is that men are to be the spiritual leaders in their families who should work towards leaving a great gospel legacy for future generations, a topic I preached on last month out of Genesis 3, 1 Timothy 2 and 3, and Ephesians 5. Towards the end of this Sunday’s sermon, I challenged the husbands in the room to stand up and take a vow that they would lead their family well. I then asked them to each pray over his wife, to serve her Communion, and to worship together holding hands. How to Identify a Future Leader « How We Lead.
I think the best way to identify a potential leader is to ask people: “Who do you enjoy working with?
Who do you respect in the workforce?” The names you hear in answer to those questions are the kind of people you want to identify as potential leaders and promote. I’ll never forget, in the seventh grade I was elected president of my class. Home. 16 Things I look for in a Preacher. We’ve got a preachers’ Qualifying Day coming up at Mars Hill Church that I’m excited about.
Currently, we have 50 or so elders at Mars Hill and maybe that many more in training. Some of the men are sensing a call to preach and cover the Sundays when I’m out of the pulpit. So, we thought we’d have some fun with it and have a day when they each take the stage at Mars Hill Ballard to preach. 11-37.pdf (application/pdf-objekt)