Lynch on Leadership: What kind of kingdom leader would God prepare and position for Great Awakening Revival? What marks of character and leadership can be seen in leaders we now celebrate as reformers and champions of restoring kingdom purposes in cultures? The measure of a mans character is what it takes to stop him, but nothing can stop a man or woman with Gods purposes as his passion when he just keeps on coming. Adapting to the times to find some way to salvage the mess has never been Gods mode of operations. Although JC Penney used this idea, find out what people want and make it available to them, God doesnt handle Truth with a heres some truth, hope you like the taste approach. Rather, God will allow evil to run its course so that it reaches an apex in which its true character is revealed by what it produces. When the hidden is revealed because the brazenness of perceived success makes the enemy overplay his advantage, God reveals the remnant He has called, prepared, and positioned, hidden from the enemy and from His most prominent leaders. Could we consider that the only reason Jezebel continued after Mount Carmel was that Elijah ran, not knowing that God had a prepared and positioned remnant, that he was not the only one? In other words, dont stop. You dont have a clue what God has up His sleeve. To cool your passion, compromise the Gospel, open the doors to lukewarmness as the new norm, or simply decided to help God out with the strategy He has given you will remove your from the very position God has prepared for you. God doesnt prepare and position the remnant to fail even if their preparation and position is for martyrdom. They succeed when they obey, when they never stop, when nothing distract or deter them from their passion. Even when their city falls, their family is enslaved, and their best friends wish to stone them, they encourage themselves in the Lord and ask God if they can go after the enemy who has sacked their city.
Posted on: Tue, 08 Jul 2014 12:41:28 +0000
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