Leaders should dream big, but we need to make the mission of the church accessible to the church itself.
Brad House, theresurgence.com
Amo Dei. Love God.
Posted 3 months ago
Leaders should dream big, but we need to make the mission of the church accessible to the church itself.
Posted 4 months ago
If you are not open to the unprecedented, you will repeat history. If you ARE open to the unprecedented, you will change history. The difference is prayer.
Posted 4 months ago
Imagination is the road less taken, but it is the pathway of prayer. Prayer and imagination are directly proportional: the more you pray the bigger your imagination becomes because the Holy Spirit supersizes it with God-sized dreams. One litmus test of spiritual maturity is whether your dreams are getting bigger or smaller.
Posted 4 months ago
God’s will isn’t about being in the right place at the right time; it’s about being the RIGHT PERSON, even if you find yourself in the wrong circumstances.
Posted 4 months ago
I don’t want my life to be explainable without the Holy Spirit. I want people to look at my life and know that I couldn’t be doing this in my own power.
Posted 4 months ago
Taken from Tim Elmore’s Leadership Blog
The news on Saturday said an ocean liner slowly sank into the water off the coast of Tuscany in the Mediterranean. Four thousand people have been rescued and three have been reported dead so far. The photos of the “Costa Concordia” were unbelievable. Several on board said, “It was like no one was in charge.” This is a classic “leadership fail” that we can learn from.
1. Stay visible. Be public. Don’t run from the problem.
2. Prepare and execute a plan.
3. Give clear direction to followers.
4. Outsource what you must to furnish solutions.
5. Over-communicate.
Posted 4 months ago
We are the instruments through which God demonstrates His compassion to the world.
