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31 Days of Servant Leadership

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September 30, 2013 By Jennifer Lambert 3 Comments

Are you ready?

We’re spending a month discussing Servant Leadership.

Raising Royal Little Lambs.

Follow along: #RaisingServantLeaders

31 Days of Servant Leadership

Jesus came to be a servant.

Our Bible lesson hit home for me – and the girls really understood this one. And they understand that this is different than the way of the world. And it’s hard.

“Being a servant means not just looking at your own wants or desires, but looking to help others.” ~The Dig for Kids, Volume 2

The greatest among you should be like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves. For who is greater, the one who is at the table or the one who serves? Is it not the one who is at the table? But I am among you as one who serves. Luke 22:26-27

Read all of Luke 22.

So, we’re looking for ways to serve, to help others. Even the smallest overlooked things can be so appreciated. I just want my kids to be courteous and thoughtful.

I want our family to be lights for Jesus.

Being counter-cultural is hard.

So, I let go and let God. It’s amazing what my kids do on their own without my nagging them. They’re serving joyfully.

List of posts in this series:

  1. What is Servant Leadership?

  2. Chivalry

  3. Honor

  4. Leaders Listen

  5. Heart Training Resources for Littles

  6. Sunday-no post

  7. Humility and Bible Studies for Kids

  8. Fun

  9. Youth part 1

  10. Youth part 2

  11. Seeking Counsel

  12. Prayer Resources

  13. Sunday-no post

  14. Fear

  15. Comparison

  16. Noble

  17. Truth

  18. Parent Resources

  19. Girl Resources

  20. Sunday-no post

  21. Admirable

  22. Lovely

  23. What is Right?

  24. The Purpose of Church

  25. Praiseworthy

  26. Excellent

  27. Sunday-no post

  28. Boy Resources

  29. Valor

  30. Heart Training Resources

  31. What is Purity?

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  1. Aly says

    March 22, 2014 at 8:05 am

    Bookmarked this. Will be reading through it and trying to incorporate some of the lessons into my classroom. I teach in a public school so I can’t teach the kids about Jesus but that doesn’t mean I can’t lay the foundations for living like him. We talked a lot about helping and giving to others between thanksgiving and Christmas. I never thought about using “serve others” with them. Great reads! Love the blog!

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    • Jennifer Lambert says

      March 22, 2014 at 10:24 am

      Thanks so much! Glad to help.

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