Jesus' kind of leadership is different that the worlds, He teaches us to serve the needs of others first (John 13:4-11). How many times are we self seeking and desire others under our leadership to serve us? Jesus taught us just the opposite. He taught us that the least of us would be the greatest in the eyes of God (Luke 22:26). He taught us that to humble ourselves and wait for the Lord to exalt us to a higher postion of leadership (1 Peter 5:6) (Luke 14:7-11). Further, we all know that we make mistakes and fall short of what we should be as leaders.

However, in Christ's infinite wisdom He give grace to those who first humble themselves (1 Peter 5:5).

As a servant leader, we don't have to strive to ascend the career path in our management chain, rather we have to trust God to be in control of our lives (John 13:3). If it is the Lord's will to raise us to a postion of leadership, we then are taught to share that responibility of servanthood with others so that the needs of more can be met, (Acts 6:1-6) and then empower others to lead (Exodus 18:17-23).