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Biblical Leadership Theme - Integrity of Leadership
- 1. New Piney Grove 2018 Theme BIBLICAL LEADERSHIP
- 2. JULY’S THEME: The Integrity of Leadership
- 3. “Doing the right thing when no one is watching.”
- 4. INTEGRITY: 1. Adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty. (dictionary.com) 2. The quality or state of being complete or undivided. (merriam-webster)
- 7. “There are two critical components of integrity that go beyond just doing the right thing when no one is looking. The first is the adherence to a moral or ethical principle. This isn’t simple compliance to a rule; it implies a philosophical understanding of the reason it exists.” – Colonel Eric Kail, Washinton Post
- 8. PURPOSE
- 9. “The second is the pursuit of an undiminished state or condition. Everyone makes mistakes, so being a person of integrity does not mean you haven’t committed a moral or ethical violation, ever. It means having the strength of character to learn from those ‘misbehaviors’ and seek continual self-improvement.” – Colonel Eric Kail, Washinton Post
- 10. HUMILITY
- 11. “Integrity requires humble introspection, not self-righteous declaration.” – Colonel Eric Kail, Washinton Post
- 12. Integrity inspires trust. Trust inspires loyalty. Loyalty enables effective leadership.
Editor's Notes
- There have been thousands of books written about leadership. Many forums, conferences and seminars have been given concerning leadership. But the fact is that the Word of God is the superior source of leadership. The purpose of this year’s theme is to reinforce that truth.
- Internal: temptation/sin, pride, discouragement/burnout External: Flattery, Distractions, (Character) Assassination
- West Point's course director of military leadership
- There are two critical components of integrity that go beyond just doing the right thing when no one is looking. The first is the adherence to a moral or ethical principle. This isn’t simple compliance to a rule; it implies a philosophical understanding of the reason it exists. The second is the pursuit of an undiminished state or condition. Everyone makes mistakes, so being a person of integrity does not mean you haven’t committed a moral or ethical violation, ever. It means having the strength of character to learn from those ‘misbehaviors’ and seek continual self-improvement.
- There are two critical components of integrity that go beyond just doing the right thing when no one is looking. The first is the adherence to a moral or ethical principle. This isn’t simple compliance to a rule; it implies a philosophical understanding of the reason it exists. The second is the pursuit of an undiminished state or condition. Everyone makes mistakes, so being a person of integrity does not mean you haven’t committed a moral or ethical violation, ever. It means having the strength of character to learn from those ‘misbehaviors’ and seek continual self-improvement.
- There are two critical components of integrity that go beyond just doing the right thing when no one is looking. The first is the adherence to a moral or ethical principle. This isn’t simple compliance to a rule; it implies a philosophical understanding of the reason it exists. The second is the pursuit of an undiminished state or condition. Everyone makes mistakes, so being a person of integrity does not mean you haven’t committed a moral or ethical violation, ever. It means having the strength of character to learn from those ‘misbehaviors’ and seek continual self-improvement.
- West Point's course director of military leadership
- There are two critical components of integrity that go beyond just doing the right thing when no one is looking. The first is the adherence to a moral or ethical principle. This isn’t simple compliance to a rule; it implies a philosophical understanding of the reason it exists. The second is the pursuit of an undiminished state or condition. Everyone makes mistakes, so being a person of integrity does not mean you haven’t committed a moral or ethical violation, ever. It means having the strength of character to learn from those ‘misbehaviors’ and seek continual self-improvement.
- ROMANS 13:1 (ESV) Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God.
- Integrity inspires trust. Trust inspires loyalty. Loyalty enables effective leadership.
- ROMANS 13:1 (ESV) Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God.