A Bible Study on Biblical Leadership with Dr. Mark Rae
Exodus Experience
A Bible Study on Biblical Leadership with Dr. Mark Rae
A leader is anyone with a circle of influence—whether that’s a business, family, congregation, or group of peers. Hence, a good leader is essential in guiding people for the success of the workplace, household, or church. In Moses’ case, he was the influential figure who led the Israelites away from Egypt.
Imagine being in Moses’ position. You’ve just led the Israelites out of slavery and are now in charge of hundreds of thousands of them in the wilderness. All these men, women, and children are depending on you to lead them to the Promised Land. Meanwhile, Pharaoh with his chariots, horsemen, and troops are in pursuit of you causing a panic among the people. It’s scary, isn’t it? But as their leader, you reassure them to not be afraid because you know that God has everything under control.
God used Moses to lead His people through the Red Sea, leaving behind the Egyptians and looking forward to the Promised Land. In this series, we will detail 10 things leaders will learn in order to be the leaders God can and will use. Join us take a deep look at Exodus 14 and 15 and discover how you can be an effective leader in your circle of influence.
About the Instructor
Dr. Mark Rae is the Vice President of Community Development at Grace School of Theology and the Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development. He holds a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and a Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry degree from Grace School of Theology.
He spent half of his career in sales and marketing and the other half in church and parachurch ministry as an Associate Pastor, COO of an evangelistic ministry, Executive Director of a discipleship ministry, and Lead Minister.
Mark is married to Melissa and they have two grown children, Ryan and Sean, and five grandchildren.
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