Of Sheep and Shepherd. Leaders and
Followers.
The CEO and his Exco. The coach and his players.
The Pastor and his congregation. All one and the same.
Deeper than you think. Heavier than you know.
Wider than you believe. Stronger than you
assume.
The power they wield. Over the minions.
One is master of the game. The other?
Games of the master.
May be fed. May be kept alive. Can also
be devoured.
Probably starved. Set up to succeed.
Placed to excel.
Encouraged to blossom. Charged to mature.
Guided to fulfilment. Edged
towards failure.
Set on slippery slopes. Conditioned to
servitude.
Delivered to mediocrity. Steered towards
failure.
Propelled to destruction.
The Great Shepherd lost not one sheep. Aside the one destined for destruction.
The Great Shepherd fed all his sheep. Not one morsel did he deny them.
Not
one loaf did he from them hide. All things joyfully he shared.
Seek help. Seek advice.
Take correction. Heed the words of
caution.
Only once you may hear it. It may never
be repeated.
Do not be happily deaf. Refuse the
sealing of ears.
Remove the pods. Do away with the muffs.
It may yet be your last warning.
The discerning will understand. The
beclouded will attack.
Find yourself. Where do you belong?
Make amends. Correct your error.
Set yourself right. Right the wrong.
Selah.
Boanerges.....Son of Thunder.
Now this looks good but the issue being addressed is not that clear to me...is it the church or politics or work place or a general leadership situation?
ReplyDeleteOur leadership is failing... but people also need to stop being such sheep. Stop blindly following and saying yes just for a handout. Question more. A leader with your true best interests at heart will not be offended by questions.
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