LEADERS OF THE FUTURE: VISION STRATEGIES AND EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES
Leaders Of The Future: Vision Strategies And Emerging Opportunities
Frank Damazio
Introduction: We know for certain that leaders today must have a firm grasp on history, the present culture, and the future of the world. The leaders who will lead the church in ten, twenty, and fifty years from now will have to build on what we as leaders do today. The strategic environment changes around us rapidly and we as leaders must remain relevant to the now and to the future. We do not lead ourselves by our own wisdom and ability. WE are not like other organizations that are made and led by men and women of astounding intelligence. We are not limited to whoever is the greatest leader, the best cultural analyst, or the most accurate forecaster. We have the almighty God helping us. We are connected to the head of the church and as He leads we follow. We are in His hands and the future is in His hands.
Relax, it is not your church. It belongs to a very capable and able 21st century leader - or should I say all centuries leader - who is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Let us draw strength from the book of Revelation, the book of the future with a future leader and we are in His hands.
We must be leaders who think past, present and future.
Revelation 1:8 "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End," says the Lord, "who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty."
This verse sets the stage for the leaders of the seven churches to think past, present, and future. The One who is means the One who is timelessly from eternity to eternity. The One who was means who was before time and before the world began. And the One who is coming means when time shall be no more, when all things will be finished according to His purposes and will. To be leaders of the future we must be leaders who have a capacity to build on the past.
Leaders who are in Christ's hands above all the agitations.
Revelation 1:16 He had in His right hand seven stars, ...
Frank Damazio
Introduction: We know for certain that leaders today must have a firm grasp on history, the present culture, and the future of the world. The leaders who will lead the church in ten, twenty, and fifty years from now will have to build on what we as leaders do today. The strategic environment changes around us rapidly and we as leaders must remain relevant to the now and to the future. We do not lead ourselves by our own wisdom and ability. WE are not like other organizations that are made and led by men and women of astounding intelligence. We are not limited to whoever is the greatest leader, the best cultural analyst, or the most accurate forecaster. We have the almighty God helping us. We are connected to the head of the church and as He leads we follow. We are in His hands and the future is in His hands.
Relax, it is not your church. It belongs to a very capable and able 21st century leader - or should I say all centuries leader - who is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Let us draw strength from the book of Revelation, the book of the future with a future leader and we are in His hands.
We must be leaders who think past, present and future.
Revelation 1:8 "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End," says the Lord, "who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty."
This verse sets the stage for the leaders of the seven churches to think past, present, and future. The One who is means the One who is timelessly from eternity to eternity. The One who was means who was before time and before the world began. And the One who is coming means when time shall be no more, when all things will be finished according to His purposes and will. To be leaders of the future we must be leaders who have a capacity to build on the past.
Leaders who are in Christ's hands above all the agitations.
Revelation 1:16 He had in His right hand seven stars, ...
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