Shoulders and Shadows

<p>Quite often we follow a successful leader and it is said we are “filling our predecessor’s shoes” or it is trumpeted that we are “continuing a lasting legacy.” Often new leaders will claim boastfully to be “blazing new trails” in their new assignment. Most often though we are said to be “standing on the shoulders” of those we follow in leadership.</p><p>However the truth is that although we are standing on their shoulders we are often operating in their shadow. Your success in following a legendary leader is defined by how you minister serve and lead in their shadow. <em>Shoulders and Shadows: Following Legendary Leaders</em> helps new leaders succeed at succession.</p><p>Dr. Selwyn Q. Bachus has been in the preaching ministry for thirty years. He has faithfully pastored over the last twenty years in Virginia Ohio and Nebraska. He is currently the senior pastor of the Salem Baptist Church in Omaha Nebraska.</p>