Archive | November 2010

SOMETIMES

Sometimes you come across a path of someone who was a “friend” from your past. Well you have changed and it is your hope they have changed as well. You think “it would be nice to have another friend in my life”. So you start to talk with them and seemingly it’s going pretty good until they bring the past to the forefront and here they are debating over something so trivial that it’s not worth it.

You realize you have grown, but they have not. Oh well, see ya. It is at this time that you appreciate more the people in your life that encourages, inspires and motivates you to excel to greatness.

Again, I am reminded how blessed I am to have you in my life. Sometimes those reminders come to shake us and cause us to cherish the gift God has given us. We just need to be reminded – sometimes.

- Dr. A.

Create Something Special Again

Create Something Special Again

This is what we are saying to God when we don’t appreciate what He has already created. In the beginning God created… But He also made.
When we take what was created we can make it into what we need. We have the same ability, but many are sitting still praying and waiting on God to create something special – Again. When you have not even made use of what was created in the first place.

Let’s go back to the book of Genesis.

(c) 2010 – Angela Williams Ministries

Are You a Transformational Leader?

Have you ever been in a group situation where someone took control of the situation by conveying a clear vision of the group’s goals, a marked passion for the work and an ability to make the rest of the group feel recharged and energized? This person just might be what is called a transformational leader.

Transformational leadership is a type of leadership style that leads to positive changes in those who follow. Transformational leaders are generally energetic, enthusiastic and passionate. Not only are these leaders concerned and involved in the process; they are also focused on helping every member of the group succeed as well.

The ingredients necessary for transformational leadership to occur may be summarized in a variety of ways.

1. Leaders have high moral and ethical values.

2. Leaders express genuine interest in followers.

3. Leaders have an inspirational vision.

4. Genuine trust exists between leaders and led.

5. Followers share leader’s values and vision.

6. Leaders and followers perform beyond self-interest.

7. Participatory decision-making is the rule.

8. Innovative thinking and action is expected.

9. Motivation is to do the right thing.

10. Leaders mentor.

Thus, the goal of transformational leaders is to inspire followers to share the leader’s values and connect with the leader’s vision. This connection is manifested through the genuine concern the leaders have for their followers and the followers giving their trust in return. Leaders exhort followers to support the leader’s vision by sharing ideas, imagination, talents, and labor to reach agreement and attain virtuous goals for the good of the leaders, followers, and the organization.

Find out how a transformational leader is necessary in the five-fold ministry? Do you want to be? 

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