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To be effective and fruitful leaders, we need both adequate autonomy coupled with appropriate accountability. King David modeled this for us.
Here’s a bit from chapter ten of Finish Line Leadership
“Don’t Be A Lone Ranger.”
It seems that more and more leaders are getting into bigger and bigger problems. Both men and women leaders are making serious mistakes of judgment with a huge price tag attached. The Bible is loaded with fallen leaders. Bobby Clinton (from Fuller Seminary) has concluded that only about 30% of leaders finish well. One of the common threads in the lives of fallen leaders is the lack of close accountability relationships.
Leaders, because of their personality makeup, the nature of their responsibilities, and the accompanying pressures and expectations, tend to go it alone and not build close relationships. In my experience, it is truer for men than women. One biblical character that offers helpful lessons in this area is King David. One of the things that David had going for him was his relationship with Jonathan.
David had Jonathan to encourage him and he also had Nathan to confront him. I need both! You need both.
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