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Check out the resources I mention in this video:
- The story of the 10 disciples being upset with the other two disciples is found in Matthew 20:20-28
- The story of Jesus taking on the position of a servant to wash the disciples’ feet is found in John 13:3-5, 14-17
- The chapter I quote from in my book is called ‘The Wrong Ladder’
- Shepherd Leadership: The Metrics That Really Matter is available in print or ebook, and in audiobook through either Audible or Apple
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Craig T. Owens 
December 23, 2022 at 7:27 am
“Servant leaders are focused on the needs and the personal growth of those under their care. The servant identity is a lifetime identity for the leader, not a passing stage or a probationary period until that leader is promoted to a higher position. The godly kingdom leader continues to grow into greater humility and service, rather than into recognition and privilege.” —‘Images of Leadership’ reading plan on YouVersion
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