Becoming a Servant Leader | Journal

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In the journey of life, all of us are “becoming”. The question is…becoming what? As we gently bow in reverence to our Lord JESUS Christ, we pray for His presence, His kingdom to come and His will to be done in us all~ All for His glory, out of love and honor to Him. For the Self-Paced Journal Assignments, each unit will have a focus with specific instructions in the journey of “Becoming a Servant Leader” personally and professionally.

Instructions

The title of your journal entry should be â€œReflection on JESUS Christ as the greatest Humbled Servant Leader forevermore”.

Please write clearly, concise and in a professional tone. Please reference any sources as it applies in APA 7th edition format (2019).

  • Reflect on the Lord JESUS Christ, as the greatest Humbled Servant Leader. Contemplate, why would someone say that? How is He the greatest? Who is the Lord JESUS Christ? What was His purpose? What did He say in the Holy Bible about Himself being humbled? What was written about Him through the Holy Bible about being the Suffering Servant?
  • Read and convey a teaching JESUS taught His followers about serving others in the Holy Bible. Please include the scripture from the Holy Bible and the application personally and professionally as you are becoming a Servant Leader.
  • Identify any attribute of JESUS’s leadership. Elaborate on this attribute, why you chose it and how you may apply it to a challenging situation, as you are becoming a Servant Leader.

— As you reflect, consider how many were in opposition to Him, how did He respond, why and how did He do that?

—As you reflect, consider what if JESUS did not come into the world He created, dwell with His people, seek the lost, serve others, die (the Lamb of God, the only one to take away the sins of the world), rose again (conquered death) & is seated on High forevermore…. And He is returning very soon at a time we do not expect.

  • Please feel free to share anything else about JESUS to help you as you are becoming a Servant Leader.