Gavin ShedalI will exhibit Hebraic leadership by first furthering my understanding of the Bible and of God. This will allow me to be more like Christ, and thus allow me to be a better leader, servant, citizen, and neighbor. Examples in the Bible of how to be a good leader are numerous, but two key ideas stuck with me the most throughout this Course. First, taking responsibility where I am. I am not in a “high” position of authority at the moment, but I can still have responsibility over my life and the things that God has blessed me with. Additionally, having a balanced view of when to use words and when to use actions is a skill that many people in leadership do not have, but is one that is very important. While at work, I must learn to understand when is a good time to say something (and the correct manner to say it) and when it is a good time to not say anything but instead lead through actions. As the old saying goes, “Actions speak louder than words” and the greatest action I can take to lead others in a Hebraic way is by leading as the Bible teaches.
