Sunday, October 23, 2005

On busyness and productivity; being and doing

“The major work is that which God is doing to and in the (young) leader, not through him or her. Most emerging leaders don’t recognize this. They evaluate productivity, activities, fruitfulness, etc. But God is quietly, often in unusual ways, trying to get the leader to see that one ministers out of what one is. God is concerned with what we are. We want to learn a thousand things to do. But He will teach us one thing, perhaps in a thousand ways: ‘I am forming Christ in you.’ ”

- The Making of a Leader, J. Robert Clinton, Professor of Leadership, Fuller Theological Seminary

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