Transparency, Integrity, Urgency
When a church suffers unresolved problems, the resulting chaos can often be traced back to defective leadership. In this study of Paul’s farewell to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20, Alistair Begg uses the apostle’s life to illustrate three essential factors of effective biblical leadership: transparency, integrity, and urgency. These virtues aren’t a magic bullet against difficulty, though. Even a ministry that is open, consistent, Gospel-centered, and Spirit-led will still face challenges that require steadfast faith and perseverance.
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When a church suffers unresolved problems, the resulting chaos can often be traced back to defective leadership. In this study of Paul’s farewell to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20, Alistair Begg uses the apostle’s life to illustrate three essential factors of effective biblical leadership: transparency, integrity, and urgency. These virtues aren’t a magic bullet against difficulty, though. Even a ministry that is open, consistent, Gospel-centered, and Spirit-led will still face challenges that require steadfast faith and perseverance.