1 Samuel 31:7-8(NKJV)
7And when the men of Israel who were on the other side of the valley,
and those who were on the other side of the Jordan, saw that
the men of Israel had fled and that Saul and his sons were dead, they forsook the cities and fled;
and the Philistines came and dwelt in them.
8So it happened the next day, when the
Philistines came to strip the slain, that they found Saul and his three sons
fallen on Mount Gilboa.
There are many times
in the Bible where this scene is played out.
The leadership is killed and the people scatter. Why is leadership so important? Shouldn't people be able to deal with the
loss of leadership without panic?
I would suggest that
this is just another example of the 80/20 rule.
Most things get done by the 20%.
What I mean by that is you are likely to find that the same people who
run the PTA or Little League are also the same people that are teaching Sunday
School or volunteering at the Gospel Mission or whatever. The 20% make things happen and the 80% are
there to help. Quite simply the majority
of people are not equipped to be leaders, they would rather follow.
So I would suggest
that it is vitally important that you chose who you follow with care. You don't want to find yourself down the road
going through one of those leadership crisis's.
There are very few things that are guaranteed in life, but would you like guarantee that you never have to go through that again? Then follow Jesus. He will not disappoint or leave you. You will never have to worry about being scattered when you follow Him.
There are very few things that are guaranteed in life, but would you like guarantee that you never have to go through that again? Then follow Jesus. He will not disappoint or leave you. You will never have to worry about being scattered when you follow Him.
It's never to late
to chose to follow Jesus, provided you are still drawing a breath. If you have reached the end of your life then
I am afraid it is too late. Would you
like to know who to follow Jesus?
Simply pray and ask
Jesus to come in and take over your life.
"Dear Jesus
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