• If God has called you to lead, let nothing stand in the way of the privilege you have to serve Him and to serve His people through applying the gift, the resources and the opportunity He has provided to you.
• A Shepherd is called to servanthood, but a unique brand of servanthood.
• One who serves by leading.
• It is to leads with and through Christlike character and demonstrates the functional competencies that permit effective leadership to take place.
• To be able to enable people to know, love and serve God with their entire hearts, minds, souls and strength.
• Must possess the kind of personal attributes; characteristics of the heart, manifested through speech and behavior; that reflect the nature of our God.

• There is always a sense of compulsion, at times even a sense of violence, about God’s call.
• Once a person becomes ordained, other professional elements enter the picture.
• The better the administrative office in a church, organization or ministry works, the better the pastor can concentrate on the spiritual things.
• There are still physical things in households and churches that must be done.
• Even things like the dustbin.
• Taking out the trash is not the most important part of life, but things get messy if it’s not done.
• If we take out the trash and do the dishes, home life won’t necessarily become great.
• But if we don’t do these things, the house will surely start to stink.
• In ministry, things like education and salaries, and study leave, can never guarantee a fruitful ministry.

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