The document discusses Indian ethos in management according to principles found in the Bible. It provides biblical definitions of management and leadership, citing verses that describe humans as managers of resources and Jesus as the ultimate servant leader. It outlines five special leadership positions in the church and how they work together to help the church grow in unity, knowledge, and maturity. The overall message is that biblical principles can provide guidance for effective management.

1. INDIAN ETHOS IN MANAGEMENT
THE HOLY BIBLE
Avinash Masih
MBA (FT)
AVINASH MASIH - IMS DAVV 2011-2013

2. MEANING
Indian Ethos for management means the
application of principles of management is
revealed in our ancient wisdom brought forth
in our sacred books like our BIBLE, QURAN,
GEETA.
AVINASH MASIH - IMS DAVV 2011-2013

3. KEY VERSE IN THE BIBLE FOR MANGEMENT
To aspire to leadership is an honorable
ambition _(1 Timothy 3:1)
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4. DEFINITION OF MANAGEMENT IN THE HOLY BIBLE
 Definition:
“Management” is another word for “Stewardship”. Stewards or
Managers are responsible over something entrusted to them by someone else.
Management is the process of accomplishing God’s purpose and plans through
proper use of human, material and spiritual resourses. Management is evaluated
whether or not these plans and purposes are accomplised.
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5. THE FIRST MESSAGE ON MANAGEMENT
 God told Adam and Eve:
“ ...Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it...and have
dominion over...every living thing that moveth upon the earth.”
_(Genesis 1:28)
 Three important tasks of Managers are contained in this verse:
1) Maximize resourses by “multiplying” to accomplish God’s purpose and
plans.
2) Minimize disorder by “subduing.”
3) Maintaining order by “ruling.”
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6. THE GREATEST EXAMPLE
The greatest example of
leadership is Lord Jesus
Christ.
He set by leading like
Servant and Shephered.
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7. LEADING LIKE A SERVANT
 “Servant” is a strange word for a leader but Lord Jesus made it clear
He had come to serve;
“And whosoever of you will be the chiefest, shall be servant of all”
_(Mark 10:42-44)
Leading like a servant is what sets Christian Leadership apart from
worldly leadership style that is uniquely Christian.
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8. LEADING LIKE A SHEPHERED
 One Fold, One Shepherd.
 The Shepherd knows his Sheep & The Sheep know his Shepherd.
 The Shepherd cares for the Sheep.
 The Shepherd helps Cast Down Sheep.
 A Promise to Shepherd.
 The Shepherd protect The Sheep.
 The Shepherd gives his Life for The Sheep.
Jesus Said:
“I am the good shepherd, the good shepherd giveth His life for the sheep”
_(John 10:11)
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9. SPECIAL LEADERSHIP POSITION
 The Bible identifies five special leadership positions set in the church by God:
“And he gave some apostles, and some prophets, and some
evangelists, and some pastors, and teachers.”
_(Ephesians 4:11)
 Structure:
GOD
GOD
GIVES
CHURCH
GIVES
Apostles Prophets
Prophets Evangelists Pastors Teachers
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10. HOW THEY WORK TOGETHER
 The Apostle extends the Gospel to new regions to raise up new
churches.
 The Evangelist communicates the Gospel in such a way that
unbelievers respond and are added to the Church.
 The Prophet gives special messages from God to the Church by the
inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
 Teachers provide instruction which goes beyond the presentation of
the Gospel done by the evangelist.
 Pastors assume long-term leadership and care for the Church.
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11. FINAL RESULT
Resulting In
Unity Perfectness
Knowledge
That Body Of Christ May Be
No More Children
Failed Grow Up With Him
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12. THANK YOU
MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF US TO BE A GOOD MANAGER
AVINASH MASIH - IMS DAVV 2011-2013