Responsibilities of Leadership

<p>Leadership is not a title to be worn—it is a responsibility to be carried.</p><p>In <i>The Responsibilities of Leadership</i>, Bishop Dr. Bernard K. Kimani delivers a deeply practical, biblically grounded, and contextually relevant guide for Christian leaders navigating the complex demands of ministry in the 21st century. Rooted in Scripture, enriched by leadership scholarship, and tested through real church leadership experience, this work addresses one urgent question: <i>What does God truly expect of those He entrusts with leadership?</i></p><p>This eresource goes beyond inspirational rhetoric to confront the real work of leadership—<strong>relationships, authority, stewardship, vision, struggle, and sustainability</strong>. It presents leadership not merely as influence, but as a sacred trust that requires maturity, accountability, and intentional development.</p><p>Dr. Kimani structures leadership responsibility around two foundational pillars: <strong>Developing Relationships</strong> and <strong>Developing Resources</strong>. He carefully unpacks a leader’s relationship with God, self, people, and authority, while also offering a robust, biblical framework for resource mobilization that avoids manipulation and emphasizes stewardship, integrity, and shared ownership of vision.</p><p>With clarity and pastoral wisdom, the resource explores the multiple roles every Christian leader must embody—<strong>self-developer, shepherd, strategist, steward, seer, struggler, and sustainer</strong>—while offering practical tools for mentoring future leaders, exercising authority responsibly, and mobilizing people and resources for sustainable kingdom impact.</p><p>Whether you are a pastor, ministry leader, board member, theological student, or emerging leader, <i>The Responsibilities of Leadership</i> will challenge your assumptions, refine your practices, and anchor your leadership in character, conviction, and Christ-centered purpose.</p><p>This is not merely a resource about leading well.<br>It is a call to <strong>lead responsibly, lead biblically, and lead for eternity</strong>.</p>