Jesus reserved His strongest words for the spiritual leaders of His day. He put no pressure on the masses to submit to their leaders but instead put the pressure on leaders to be slaves of all.
The principle of being servant (the word is "slave" in Greek) to all is devastating to chains of command and systems where submission is upward. In God's kingdom, the power pyramid is reversed, up-ended, so that authority is on the bottom, not the top. 
He Came, He Saw, He Served
by Roy Thompson
"As an individual develops and fulfills his purpose as a servant, both the individual and the organization benefit."
Leading With Hope
by John Ortberg
Discover why hope is so important for servant leadership and learn how to tell if your hope reserves are low and why you should invest in hope givers.
How Should Leaders Handle Conflict?
by Michael Tan
Human conflict is a problem as old as the Bible. Read on to find out how the Apostle Paul dealt with it among a group of church leaders 2,000 years ago.
Leading With Authority
by Peter Chao
Peter Chao gives us some biblical insights into the makeup of these trailblazers.
What Are You Afraid Of?
reviewed by Yong Shan Chi
A review of the book If You Want To Walk On Water, You've Got To Get Out Of The Boat