Knowing my 'status' and 'mission' gives me the leadership of a king!
Clear answers to questions that are like the secret weapon of leadership!

“A book that was a lifesaver that completely changed my life.”
Kim Mi-jin (author of "The King's Finances," NCMN CEO)

“A leader who is used by God and recognized by people
“The Biblical Answer to Growth!”
30 Leadership Foundations of Jesus Christ Learned and Trained in the School of the Holy Spirit

Pastor Hong Seong-geon, an outstanding Bible teacher and founder of NCMN and former representative of Korea Jesus Mission, has published a book on ‘Christ’s Leadership.’
At first glance, the title suggests a book for leaders and administrators, but Pastor Hong emphasizes that “all Christians are missionaries and field workers,” and urges us all to rise up as Nations-Changers, “those who make disciples of all nations,” by demonstrating biblical leadership in each area of ​​society to reveal God’s character and establish the principles of the kingdom of God.
We will deeply analyze the '30 core values ​​of great leadership of Jesus Christ,' a role model for leaders, as a concrete way to put them into practice.
This book is not one of those obvious and empty guides the world talks about.
Beginning with the question, "Who am I?"—discovering one's identity and mission in the Creator—and exploring the elements of influential leadership, this unique book illuminates the Bible through the lens of leadership, leading to the ultimate goal of receiving God's credentials.

A book that was like a lifesaver that completely changed my life.
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This book helped me become a person who demonstrates healthy leadership.
My influence has gradually expanded as I have learned leadership skills for myself, leadership in interpersonal relationships, and leadership in the work and ministry I am assigned.
He was recognized by people, and the Lord gave him increasingly greater tasks.

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Everything about leadership discussed in this book is examined from a biblical perspective.
God's word is truth.
The truth never changes.
It is an absolute value, an absolute standard.
What changes with region or era is relative value.
Biblical leadership presents the same standards of values ​​across different eras and locations.

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Knowing my identity allows me to live with confidence.
Always maintain a sense of stability without being shaken by your surroundings.
Be free from low self-esteem, inferiority complex, and superiority complex.
I don't get swayed by what other people say, and I don't get offended or react in an overly extreme way when they ignore me.
Be humble, not arrogant.
You will gain the power to maintain inner calm and not be influenced by your surroundings, which will give you a sense of equanimity.

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The Greek word for 'see' is 'Emblepo', which means to look closely and observe.
The Lord Jesus saw the inner man of Simon beyond his outward appearance, character, and temperament.

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Leadership means influence.
A leader is someone who exerts influence.
A leader is someone who exerts influence in a given situation, regardless of whether or not they have any title or title.
Strictly speaking, a leader is not defined by position or title, but by influence.

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The most important and correct attitude as a leader is ‘gentleness.’
A gentle person appears as a beneficiary of the eight blessings.
He receives the land as a business.
Maintains harmony within the team and creates a gentle and peaceful atmosphere.

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Mercy is forgiveness and acceptance.
It's about understanding and waiting.
It is not just about enduring, but waiting in hope.
It's about giving opportunities and choosing to trust.
It gives encouragement, comfort and courage.
It is about supporting and sponsoring.
It's about fighting together.
It's about finding strengths rather than weaknesses.
It's about not giving up until the end.

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“Holy Spirit, what do you want to teach me through this?” This question leads us to the teachings of the Holy Spirit.
This is the most important and valuable question, the 'million dollar question'.

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Wisdom is the power to take the most appropriate action in a given situation.
Purity refers to an attitude of purity, goodness, honesty, and truth.
Wisdom is right action, and purity is right attitude.
You must act wisely, not blindly accept it.
However, the motive must always be pure.
You must act wisely, but with an attitude of honesty, truth, purity, goodness, and cleanliness.
This is the harmony of leadership.

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We must believe that God leads history by His sovereignty.
If you only see the wrong authorities, you will not see God.
Then, I might end up trying to take on God's role.
However, if we believe in the sovereignty of God, the master of history, we can know the boundaries between what we should and should not say, and what we should and should not do.

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The thing we must be most wary of is ‘disbelief.’
Unbelief prevents God's promises from becoming ours.
Like Caleb, only faith is the path to fulfilling God's promise.
Make the milk mine.

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If we are confident that what we are doing is what the Lord has commanded us to do, we should expect God to testify in our work, showing power, signs, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit.
That's normal.
This is the proof that God has issued his credentials.

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