Reflect on the servitude spirit of god, and serve others

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Question: Servant leaders invest themselves in enabling others to do their best. Following the biblical perspective, a servant leader's priority is to please God, reflect on the servitude spirit of God, and serve others. How do servant leaders differentiate from secular leaders? Include 1 scholar reference

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