
New Covenant Leaders

leaders lead as loving parents who are there to serve, honor, lift up, equip, and wash feet.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
So many people talk about unity, but they haven't figured out family.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
Authority is a responsibility to serve.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
people won't bring their issues into the light if they are not in a freedom zone where people love instead of control.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
Jesus told us leading in the Church looks different than it does in the world.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
control is an imitation of authority that comes from fear and insecurity; it is a counterfeit authority.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
We forget Paul told us not to regard others “from a worldly point of view” or “according to the flesh” (2 Cor. 5:16 NKJV).
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
People are given authority to serve.
Jonathan Welton • New Covenant Leaders
Being a great leader means being the foot-washer.