Claypot Bible
Leadership Institute

Apostle Paul wrote in 1 Timothy 3:1-7 and brings understanding to the fact that desiring a leadership position is a good thing, however, just having a desire for leadership isn’t enough for effectiveness. He further elucidated what moral qualities leadership should possess. In recent times due to moral relapses many leaders have brought untold hardship to their families, destroyed relationships, betrayed the trust placed upon them by their constituency and those they led thus bringing reproach to the name of God. Whenever kingdom leaders display poor examples, we limit our level of impact and influence. When leadership in a community fail to be exemplary, the people in the culture lose trust in the voices of their leaders.Trust is the most important and powerful tool we have in our arsenal for effective leadership. Consequently, it is my desire to see great leadership developed in every sphere of life so as to minimize liability and maximize potential as we seek to advance God’s purpose and plans on the earth. Dr. Richard Onebamoi

As the founder and lead Pastor of Claypot Church International, Pastor Alexander Emoghene has over the years develop a strong passion for raising the next generation leaders.

Pastor Alexander is an inspired visionary, author and speaker, who inspires his hearer with the word of faith, leadership, and all-around empowerment.

By the grace of God, he has inspired many to realize their calling in life, by the spiritual and practical approach to his teaching ministry.

Under his leadership, the ministry is growing, with a vibrant mix of multi-national, multi-racial and multi-generational parishioners. Pastor Alexander is reaching and touching the heart of the community with a simple message of Love and hope.

He is married to Pastor Judith Emoghene the assistant Pastor of Claypot Church International.

His favourite leadership quote is;
“leadership is the art of inspiring courage towards a positive change”… Alexander Emoghene

A social entrepreneur with experience in commercial companies, non-profit organizations and Rotterdam politics in various positions. Sharing knowledge in the pursuit to an inclusive society is his mission. Christianity and politics in our time requires inspiring leadership.

Two texts below, a worldly in our time of the Dutch constitution and a religious of apostle Paul from a letter written 1960 years ago.

“Everyone has the right to freely practice his religion or belief, individually or in community with others, subject to everyone’s responsibility according to the law.
The law may lay down rules for the protection of health in the interests of traffic and to combat or prevent disorders in respect of the exercise of this right outside buildings and private places. ”

– www.denederlandsegrondwet.nl (free translation)

” Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.”

– Romans 12.2 (NIV)

The text from the Dutch constitution shows that religious practice can be limited by democratically elected political laws. The text from the apostle Paul’s letter calls for change, but how?