Indulge me for a moment or two.
1. It’s okay to desire greatness in leadership.
Jesus said,
Mat 20:26
but whosoever will be great among you, let him be your minister;
In other words, whoever wants to be a great leader is desiring a good thing. Jesus made it clear that desiring to be a great leader is a good thing, but we must change our idea of what a great leader is.
2. The heart of great leadership is servanthood.
Does this mean that a great leader will always quietly fade into the background and never be vocal? On the contrary, Jesus stepped to the forefront, casted a vision, rebuked the legalists, and firmly corrected the disciples throughout His ministry. The difference is the goal.
The key word for great leaders is OTHERS
The goal as leaders of God is not to build a great church using people, but to build great people using the church. The church is never an end in itself, it exists to meet the needs of people, (this is a Church because it's the body of believers).
Leadership is not for everybody. James made that clear when he admonished us not to seek to be leaders, knowing that God would judge us more harshly. But there will be some among leaders whom God calls to positions of leadership who see their role as investing who they are into the lives of others.
Use Jesus as your example: He came to serve, He was never under their authority, He simply did what He did for their benefit. The ultimate expression of that would be to “give his life for the sheep.” He would die for them. Remember to always look at the flock and tend to those that have needs, by answering their questions, and solving any issue they may have as quickly as possible..
God Bless,
And Again Congratulations