Leadership Conference 2026 (Day 2)

DEFINING KINGDOM LEADERS AND LEADERSHIP THE APOSTOLIC WAY

There is a difference between KINGDOM APOSTOLIC LEADERS and KINGDOM APOSTOLIC LEADERSHIP, although the two are interrelated.

1. LEADER: Can be defined in two ways: it is both a designated position and the individual who assumes that position, accepting the Responsibility and Accountability it entails.

2. LEADERSHIP: Is the function of the designated position and exercise of the responsibilities involved in that position.

The following points illustrate the difference between KINGDOM APOSTOLIC LEADERSHIP and KINGDOM APOSTOLIC LEADER.

1. In executing the responsibilities of Kingdom Leadership, the
Kingdom Leader exemplifies through his/her words, actions, and
overall life, the qualities and skills that result in a positive
progression toward the fulfillment of the vision.

2. The Leader always serves (exercise Kingdom Leadership) to benefit
those whom he is leading. He can never demand the "right to lead,"
but rather is given the opportunity by others to serve them in that
capacity, the privilege of leading is earned through the cultivation of
TRUST.

3. The Leader (the individual assuming the leadership role) is
temporary, but the Leadership role is permanent. The Leader
changes, but the Leadership is constant.

KINGDOM APOSTOLIC LEADERSHIP VS. MANAGEMENT

Four types of People in the world:

1. Those who watch things happen.

2. Those who let things happen.

3. Those who ask what just happen.

4. Those who MAKE THINGS HAPPEN!