Paul’s willingness to work with Silas, Luke, and Timothy, along with Barnabas’ willingness to work with Mark, suggests that the apostles were committed to developing leaders. Their collaboration with others indicates that they recognized the importance of mentorship and partnership in ministry, fostering growth in their companions and expanding the reach of their mission. This willingness to work together exemplifies a model of leadership that encourages the involvement and empowerment of others in the work of spreading the Gospel.
What does Paul’s willingness to work with Silas, Luke, and Timothy and Barnabas’ willingness to work with Mark suggest about the apostles’ ministry?
They were committed to providing for their protection.
They were committed to developing leaders.
They were committed to mapping their travels.
They were committed to exploring uninhabited regions.
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