07 Complete Our Work - Raising Leaders

To sustain and multiply our Great Commission of making disciples of all nations, in and through God’s church, we need to constantly be raising up godly leaders. This was Paul’s modus operandi and it should be ours too. In this last session of the RSA Four12 Conference, Ryan Kingsley takes a look at how best to do this by exploring the seven C’s of raising leaders: 

  1. Calling
  2. Character
  3. Compassion
  4. Competency 
  5. Capacity
  6. Chemistry
  7. Commissioning
Also available onhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLblBIDzmle6igWEE-ClBsmwBYiIY1JgVh
Ryan Kingsley and his wife Lelani standing close together, smiling; Ryan wearing a navy F12 polo shirt

Ryan serves on Four12 (F12) leadership and is the lead elder of City on a Hill, South Africa. He is married to Lelani and the father of four. Ryan is passionate about raising zealous leaders and planting and building healthy churches.

Sessions

Highlights of our recent Conference in South Africa
Jonathan Stanfield smiling behind a clear lectern, holding a microphone while speaking at a conference
If we want to walk in the blessing of God, we need to be united in one heart, mind and purpose.
Andrew Selley standing on stage, smiling and holding a microphone with hands clasped to chest
As Christians, we are to imitate God’s humility and gladly take a lower place in order to reflect Christ correctly.
Male speaker on stage holding a microphone and gesturing during a talk
We need to make every effort to be disciplined and conformed to Christ’s image in response to His goodness and grace.
Ashley Gabriel standing on stage holding a microphone and speaking during a conference
It’s time to work together, with the mature generation raising up the younger Apollos generation.
Euan MacRae on stage speaking into a microphone with one arm raised
Biblical principles for overcoming offence and division caused by church hurt.
Male speaker on stage holding a microphone and speaking under overhead lighting
The way to unity is often paved with trouble and division, but we are called to fight to preserve the unity of the saints.