LEADING FROM THE HEART

Choose how accurately each statement reflects you.

5 - Always

4 – Usually

3 – Sometimes

2 – Rarely

1 – Never

KEY

5 - I consistently demonstrate this behaviour and could mentor others in it.

4 - I exhibit this behaviour more often than not, though there may be occasional lapses.

3 - I demonstrate this behaviour about half the time; it’s an area for improvement.

2 - I seldom demonstrate this behaviour and need to work on it.

1 - I don’t demonstrate this behaviour at all and require significant development.

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Part 1: The Core of Leadership

Understanding Leadership

I view leadership as stewardship, not ownership. I recognise that God is ultimately in charge and that I am accountable to Him and to those I serve.(Required)

I continually refine my understanding of leadership by studying Scripture and seeking feedback, ensuring my view of leadership aligns with Christ’s example rather than worldly models.(Required)

Christian Leadership

I remember that I am a sinner before I am a leader and that grace, not ego, forms the basis of Christian leadership. This perspective keeps me humble and dependent on God.(Required)

I lead with a Christ‑centered philosophy, seeking to magnify Jesus rather than my own name and to advance His kingdom, not my reputation.(Required)

Servant Leadership

I adopt a servant attitude, prioritizing others’ needs and empowering them to grow. I invest in raising up leaders and discipling others.(Required)

I check my motives to ensure I’m not using people to achieve my goals, instead helping other movements flourish and not depending on ministry success to validate my worth.(Required)

Transformational Leadership

I cast and communicate a compelling vision that inspires change, helping people see God’s purposes and mobilizing them accordingly.(Required)

I develop strategies, lead teams and adapt my style to serve group needs, using effective problem‑solving and decision‑making skills.(Required)

What Leadership Is Not

I regularly examine whether I’m seeking recognition, control or personal gain through leadership and repent of any selfish motives.(Required)

I remind myself that leadership is not about building my own empire, reputation or comfort, but about serving God and others.(Required)

All question must be answered before you continue.