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Faith That's Worthy To Emulate

by Brett Fuller on July 22, 2019

Good leaders are worthy of being followed and emulated. Hebrews 13:7 says, “Remember your leaders, those who spoke the Word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith.

The writer of Hebrews understands that leadership is important and whether it is temporarily absent or within reach, must not be forgotten. He wants his readers to recall the fruit of their leader’s good living. He also desires they followers copy their leader’s faith.

How do you remember those who have led you? Acknowledging their effort is a start. Thanking them and gifting them are other substantive ways. Still, good leaders lead because they believe that they need to bring the follower to a different place. So, without neglecting the aforementioned ways of remembering, maybe the best way to remember is to consider the outcome of their life and to then imitate their faith. In that way, you are following someone who tried to help you live right and live well…

About the Author
Brett Fuller

Brett Fuller is the presiding Bishop of Every Nation’s family of churches in the metropolitan Washington DC area, that fall under the umbrella of the Grace Covenant Church’s purview. He also serves as Chaplain of the Washington Commanders. From 2005 to 2014 he served as Chaplain for the National Association of Basketball Coaches. In 2000, he initiated a bill in Congress to build a memorial honoring the African American Slaves who helped build America. Though the bill was never passed, he still hopes to complete the mission. Also, from 2007-2009 he served on President George Bush's Advisory Board for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Pastor Brett has written two devotionals: “Live Well”, and “Relate Well” and recently published two books: Dreaming in Black and White and High Ceilings. He and his lovely wife of 36 years, Cynthia, frequently conduct marriage and family seminars. Brett also coordinates relational and professional development seminars, helping leaders in every walk of life to become better leaders. He and his bride reside in Chantilly, VA, have parented 7 children and have been blessed with 2 wonderful daughter in-laws. And most recently, they have welcomed their first grandchild; Ava Lily.

 

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