Tuesday, July 5, 2011

25 Ways to Be a Servant-Leader: Ways #16-20

From chapter 21 of the "Quest for Authentic Manhood" series in Robert Lewis's "Men's Fraternity",

#16. A servant-leader manages the schedule of the home and anticipates any pressure points.

#17. A servant-leader keeps his family financially sound and out of harmful debt.

#18. A servant-leader makes sure he and his wife have drawn up a will and arranged a well-conceived plan for their children in case of death.

#19. A servant-leader lets his wife and children into the interior of his life.

#20. A servant-leader honors his wife often in public.

25 Ways to Be a Servant-Leader: Ways #11-15

From chapter 21 of the "Quest for Authentic Manhood" series in Robert Lewis's "Men's Fraternity",

#11. A servant-leader deals with distractions so he can talk with his wife and family.

#12. A servant-leader prays with his wife on a regular basis.

#13. A servant-leader initiates meaningful family traditions.

#14. A servant-leader plans fun outings for his family on a regular basis.

#15. A servant-leader takes the time to give his children practical instruction about life, which in turn gives them confidence with their peers.

Monday, July 4, 2011

25 Ways to Be a Servant-Leader: Ways #6-10

From chapter 21 of the "Quest for Authentic Manhood" series in Robert Lewis's "Men's Fraternity",

#6. A servant-leader follows through with commitments he has made to his wife.

#7. A servant-leader anticipates the different seasons his marriage will pass through.

#8. A servant leader anticipates the different stages his children will pass through.

#9. A servant-leader frequently tells his wife what he likes about her.

#10. A servant-leader provides financially for his family's basic living expenses.