Monday, April 15, 2019

Humble leadership attracts our loyalty

Morning: Psalm 51:1-18; Jeremiah 12:1-16; Philippians 3:1-14
Evening: Psalm 69:1-23; John 12:9-19

After raising Lazarus, Jesus becomes a target for the religious authorities, who are afraid of his power.  But rather than seize power from the Romans – as many expect and hope he will do – Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey! ... demonstrating that he is a king like no other.  It is his kind of humble leadership that will ultimately set the world to rights, not raw power.  And the people know it – they welcome him with shouts of praise.  Ironic, eh? ... It is humble leadership that attracts our loyalty, whereas, as Proverbs says: “Pride goeth before a fall.”


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