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Sphere Of Influence In Jesus's Leadership

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Sphere of influence

Jesus was showing his leadership to Jews including everyone. He was showing this at Israel. He couldn 't do this just by him self so he got a group of people who where very skilled and named them the 12 disciples.

Exercise of power

Jesus got peoples trust in him by doing miracles like healing a blind man and resurrecting someone from the dead. This made people trust in him. He used his power for a good reason, he used it for everyone to make peace, He used his power to teach people about god. He used his position as a leader to be a good example for everyone by doing the good so people would follow and copy him so everyone would make peace.

Jesus made a big impact to everyone 's lives. He influenced people through his teachings, miracles and sacrifices. At the age of 12, many people were …show more content…

People knew him, but they didn’t like him, they don’t think he really is the son of god and they didn’t really believe that he can do miracles They started realizing that he has done nothing wrong to anyone that he does not deserve this but he did it for everyone. When he was on the cross people started to become nicer and kind to one another and this is when people started to change for the better.

Long term impact

It has been a very long time since Jesus was alive what ever he did to this world Is very popular to all the people. Some people might not believe in him but he still has changed the world a lot. What ever he did is still happening right now and getting more popular each year. Everyday people are talking about him and what he has did to this world everyday and everyone now is praying before they sleep, they pray when they wake up, they also pray when there going to eat because people thank God about the food that he gave and the blessings too.

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