The Responsibility Of Stewarding Your Well
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The river of the Holy Spirit flows from us, and we carry the responsibility of maintaining a deep well for others to drink from. Yet, we must always remember: they aren't drinking from us, and it was never about us. They are drinking of the Holy Spirit, and it is all about Jesus.
This is the narrow, sturdy road of leadership; the work of digging your own well while remaining anchored to the reality that you are not the source.
True leadership requires us to dig our own wells rather than living off borrowed anointing or corporate encounters. It means not chasing other people's mantles, but stewarding the specific grace we have been given.
It is a heart posture driven by a personal desire to be close to Jesus. Like Joshua staying at the tent of meeting, it is the act of laying down our hearts and saying we just want to be in His presence.
In this heart set, leadership becomes a beautiful, deeply anchored co-labouring with the Holy Spirit. You were never the source of the water; you only have to steward what you have been given.
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