Christian servant leaders profess to serve those whom they lead through love and moral obligation to promote the greater good of others. They would be expected to display leadership behaviors focused on serving others selflessly. While servant leadership is associated with Christianity, it could be compatible with other religions or worldviews that value serving others above self-interest.

1. Christian servant leaders profess to serve those whom they lead
through love and the moral obligation to promote the greater
good of others. What leadership behaviors would you expect
from a Christian servant leader and how might those behaviors
differ from someone who is not a servant leader. Also, although
servant leadership is often associated with the Bible and the
teachings of Jesus Christ, do you believe servant leadership is
compatible with other religions or worldviews? Why or why
not?