Paul was so inspired by Christ’s example of suffering, sacrifice, and death, that he imitated his Captain’s acts of heroism.  In turn, he reproduced heroic men, and drew brave men to himself on his missionary journeys.  A good leader who inspires courage in others cannot be underestimated.  Captain Meriwether Lewis of Lewis and Clark fame was such a leader. While crossing the Rocky Mountains, a hardened mountain-man and explorer slid on the ice towards a precipice that would have resulted in certain death plunging him hundreds of feet below  As he helplessly slid across the ice, panic stricken and unable to stop himself, he frantically cried out, “Captain Lewis! What should I do? What should I do?”  In his final moments, he cried out to a man he trusted more than his own instincts, much like the trained fishermen woke Jesus as he slept in the hull of the boat, “Lord, we’re about to drown!”.  Spirit inspired leadership causes people to abandon their instincts and to follow somebody that they are confident is hearing from the Captain of souls.  This can’t be learned from a book; but is cultivated in the soul.  It is the powerful leadership that this generation needs.  They wait for somebody they can follow; somebody with undaunted courage in the face of an onslaught of opposition.