The Leadership Principle of Paul

If ministries are not careful, they can adopt a shotgun approach to evangelism leaving behind immature and impressionable believers susceptible to false doctrines much like Paul did in Galatia.  Paul learned his lesson later by staying Corinth and Ephesus much longer to preach the gospel to ALL and empower leadership responsibilities to discipled believers.  Put differently, when he left those cities, he was confident the work of the gospel could be done without him.  In many of our ministries today, the vast majority of leadership comes from paid professsionals. Paul teaches us to do less in order to accomplish more for the Gospel.

Less is Oftentimes More when you train leaders effectively.

What would happen if we train our leaders rather than hire professionals?