Comments on: The Importance Of Character In Leadership http://www.pastordanwalker.org/2008/01/importance-of-character-in-leadership.htm Truth from Life Church St Louis Tue, 20 Dec 2011 02:03:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Charles http://www.pastordanwalker.org/2008/01/importance-of-character-in-leadership.htm/comment-page-1#comment-606 Charles Tue, 20 Apr 2010 03:14:19 +0000 http://192.168.1.105/wordpress/?p=17#comment-606 "Render unto Ceasar what is Ceasar's, and Unto God what is God's." These ideals and standards of the apostle Paul are spiritual in nature, and can never be applied to the world(I Timothy 3;2-7). These are strictly and unequivocally meant for the church only. We do not even maintain these standards within the body, so what do we expect from the world. Are there any Christians out there that are able to think, read and pray for themselves. It is so sad when so many professed believers are afraid and without a personal working knowledge of God. When professing Christians get publically involved in politics it chips away at the very foundations of the church. I am African-American, once belonged to a predominantly white church, love people of all colors, and once admired so many ministers. After this election I am so disallusioned. Hearing the hatred and vile come from people that I admired and worshipped with literally broke my heart. I still love God and all people, but I will never feel the same about professing "church people" again. Charles “Render unto Ceasar what is Ceasar’s, and Unto God what is God’s.” These ideals and standards of the apostle Paul are spiritual in nature, and can never be applied to the world(I Timothy 3;2-7). These are strictly and unequivocally meant for the church only. We do not even maintain these standards within the body, so what do we expect from the world. Are there any Christians out there that are able to think, read and pray for themselves. It is so sad when so many professed believers are afraid and without a personal working knowledge of God. When professing Christians get publically involved in politics it chips away at the very foundations of the church. I am African-American, once belonged to a predominantly white church, love people of all colors, and once admired so many ministers. After this election I am so disallusioned.
Hearing the hatred and vile come from people that I admired and worshipped with literally broke my heart. I still love God and all people, but I will never feel the same about professing “church people” again.

Charles

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]]> By: spe salvi http://www.pastordanwalker.org/2008/01/importance-of-character-in-leadership.htm/comment-page-1#comment-32 spe salvi Fri, 18 Jan 2008 00:24:00 +0000 http://192.168.1.105/wordpress/?p=17#comment-32 I agree wholeheartedly that each of these tenets qualify one to be a strong leader. It is unfortunate that our society's view of character seems to focus not on matters of substance and Scriptural morality but instead on fashion and some warped sense of celebrity. I must admit, it boggles my mind. Thanks for taking the time to construct a thought-provoking and poignant blog. I look forward to more. I agree wholeheartedly that each of these tenets qualify one to be a strong leader. It is unfortunate that our society’s view of character seems to focus not on matters of substance and Scriptural morality but instead on fashion and some warped sense of celebrity. I must admit, it boggles my mind. Thanks for taking the time to construct a thought-provoking and poignant blog. I look forward to more.

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