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“Vision is overrated”

October 23, 2009 by Matt Svoboda

This was a tweet that I read from Jared Wilson… I’m not sure what I think about it.

“Vision is overrated”

From what I have seen, many in the Reformed camp tend to shy away from words and topics such as “vision,” while other camps-such as Andy Stanley, Craig Gross, etc. spend a little(maybe a lot) too much time on “vision.”

In my mind when the Bible talks about leadership, which is a lot, “vision” is included.  Vision is in fact part of leadership and it isn’t something we can ignore, at least if we are to be good leaders.

To have a productive conversation about this I would like to get a working definition from you all… Hopefully this will be the first of several posts on “vision” and leadership.

So to start, how would you all define “vision” in the biblical leadership sense?

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