Introduction When we first encounter Collier in the opening part of his book, he comes out to be a Christian who has God as his reference figure in most of the things that he does. Collier draws his encouragements and leadership skills from the Bible, which he says holds all the required guidelines to a better leader. In his opening message he outlines each and every person with the role that they played in his life; what he simply wanted to show the reader was that every person is a leader in his/her own rights and has a role to play in life…what makes the difference is the kind of a leader that an individual can make—Biblical leaders or Worldly leaders. Collier seems to have been surrounded by individuals with impeccable characters and great leadership skills. We come across his co-laborer Craig Krueger who could bring order from chaos and Caroline Floyd who just had the ability to always do things the right way and many more others. This essay will give an elaborate analysis of Collier and William’s views on the kinds of leaders and their style of leadership with a biblical basis. Body The book holds that even though there are leaders in every sector of life (p.49). Whether in the government, private business, at home, or even in the church, these said leaders fall short of the expectation of the bible. To be a leader means offering oneself to give services to a certain effect without expecting anything in return. This is exactly contrary to what most leaders practice; they struggle to get into these high positions of authority with the intention of reaping the most out of it (Collier, p.31). The style of leadership recommended by the bible is the concept of servant leadership; the guidance to being a servant leader is given in the bible. To be a servant leader, one can withdraw leadership principles of integrity and humility from the example and teachings of Jesus Christ. Through this he/she can stand out to be a different and unique leader in the society, he will find himself doing things different from the old normal way. Having good leadership skills will make the leader be more influential among the people that he is leading. Collier gives an example of Jesus Christ who he says achieved this concept to perfection, thus proving that he was a leader like no other. The book holds it that the decision of Jesus opting to do only that which His Father desired of him made him the greatest leader in the world; he was so focused to go by the principles which he believed in such a way that he was ready to stop at anything. Neither the authorities, nor poverty, nor misunderstandings, nor the conflicts, and most importantly, death could bar him from achieving his divine goal. God desires to use trusted leaders especially those who are in the Christian Ministry serving in various positions, He believes that these are the people who have got the primary understanding of His principles because of their solid grasp of what He considers pure. By keenly following God’s teachings, one who is in a leadership position will be able to realize that his greatest duty in that particular position is to make a difference in the lives of those working under and above him/her. The disciples were amazed by the powers that Jesus had and still, he humbled himself to a po