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Five Business Paradoxes – Part III
When I was young and climbing the corporate ladder, my mindset was focused on moving higher and higher so that more people served me. Then one day I had an experience that rocked my worldview!
The bank president for whom I was working asked all of the employees to pull their cars around back because he was going to wash their cars as an act of service to the staff. When I challenged his unconventional approach, my boss smiled knowingly as he reminded me that Jesus served His disciples when He humbly washed their feet.
Jesus said in Luke 22:26, “The one who is the greatest among you must become like the youngest, and the leader like the servant.”
The world says the leader should be served. God says a great leader serves others.
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Conventional wisdom in the business world does not always align with God's way of doing things. In this plan, you will consider five all-too-familiar business practices in light of God's Word and how this new perspective can have an impact on the leadership and culture of your business.
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