Christian servant leaders profess to serve those whom they lead through love and

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Christian servant leaders profess to serve those whom they lead through love and the moral obligation to promote the greater good of others. What leadership behaviors would you expect from a Christian servant leader and how might those behaviors differ from someone who is not a servant leader. Also, although servant leadership is often associated with the Bible and the teachings of Jesus Christ, do you believe servant leadership is compatible with other religions or worldviews? Why or why not? This question has already been answered on Chegg. But the answer does not line up with the terms of the question. HELP!

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Lord Jesus is the best example of servant leader.He stated his objective of coming as being to minister and not to be ministered into and to give life ransom for many.Jesus presents himself as a Good Shepherd(John 10:11),a Good Shepherd represents a good leader who cares for the flock and is not like a hireling who flees in the face of danger,but protects the sheep and risks himself.A Christian leader is expected to have the following traits

One who is not a servant leader always seeks self aggrandizement.He would be served rather than serve.In the secular world we can witness several leaders who exploit the followers and have no mercy or love for them.

Other religion or world views do not teach servant leadership and it is incompatible with their concept and Jesus is unique and matchless as a leader.Swami Vivekananda the Hindu leader has once stated" If I had been alive at the time of Jesus,I would have washed his feet not with my tears but with my life blood."What a challenge for Christian leaders be to live up to.

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