In this episode of the Lead2Serve podcast, Pastor Ed Taylor and guest Bob Claycamp discuss the critical role of the Holy Spirit in ministry and leadership. Authentic biblical ministry flows through a man or woman yielded to and looking to the Holy Spirit. Don't think for a moment you can accomplish the will of God in your own strength. This dynamic conversation covers the importance of daily spiritual practices, the dangers of self-reliance, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in servant leadership. They encourage a culture of dependence on the Holy Spirit within families and organizations, sharing practical examples and inviting listener engagement. The episode emphasizes continual surrender to the Spirit for growth and impact in ministry.
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