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Category Archives: Differentiation

Top Signs of Not Being in ā€œLoving Unionā€

There are few more important questions for leaders today then to discern the signs of when we are, or are not, walking in loving union with Jesus. Like an oil light in a car, these signs serve as warning signs to slow down and adjust our lives. They will be slightly different for each of us, depending on our vulnerabilities. The following are the top 12 that call out to me that something is not in order in my work as a pastor/leader: Top 12 signs of not being in loving union with Jesus 1. I feel anxiety in the tenseness and tightness in my body.2. I am not present or listening intently.3. I feel pressure, with too much to do in too little time.4. I am rushing.5. I give quick opinions and judgments.6. I am fearful about the future.7. I am overly concerned with what others think.8. I am defensive and easily offended.9.. Read more.

Top Signs of Not Being in "Loving Union"

There are few more important questions for leaders today then to discern the signs of when we are, or are not, walking in loving union with Jesus. Like an oil light in a car, these signs serve as warning signs to slow down and adjust our lives. They will be slightly different for each of us, depending on our vulnerabilities. The following are the top 12 that call out to me that something is not in order in my work as a pastor/leader: Top 12 signs of not being in loving union with Jesus 1. I feel anxiety in the tenseness and tightness in my body. 2. I am not present or listening intently. 3. I feel pressure, with too much to do in too little time. 4. I am rushing. 5. I give quick opinions and judgments. 6. I am fearful about the future. 7. I am overly concerned with what others think.. Read more.

The Cross, Succession, and the False Self

Pete Scazzero (EHS) and Pastor Rich Villodas (Lead Pastor, New Life Fellowship) speak about a recent leadership conference held at New Life Fellowship led by Dr. Robert Mullholland.

Follow the Thread

Take a few minutes to meditate on this lovely poem by William Stafford (1914ā€“1993). It lays out the indispensable foundation for both the Christian life and great leadership. The Way It Is Thereā€™s a thread you follow. It goes amongthings that change. But it doesnā€™t change.People wonder about what you are pursuing.You have to explain about the thread.But it is hard for others to see.While you hold it you canā€™t get lost.Tragedies happen; people get hurtor die; and you suffer and get old.Nothing you do can stop timeā€™s unfolding.You donā€™t ever let go of the thread.

Follow the Thread

Take a few minutes to meditate on this lovely poem by William Stafford (1914ā€“1993). It lays out the indispensable foundation for both the Christian life and great leadership. The Way It Is Thereā€™s a thread you follow. It goes among things that change. But it doesnā€™t change. People wonder about what you are pursuing. You have to explain about the thread. But it is hard for others to see. While you hold it you canā€™t get lost. Tragedies happen; people get hurt or die; and you suffer and get old. Nothing you do can stop timeā€™s unfolding. You donā€™t ever let go of the thread.

What Makes a Leader Christian?

We can learn many things from secular sources about leadership. Yet Christian leadership is different. 1. Our leadership is ultimately about pointing people to Jesus. 2. Our leadership aims to equip people to become the living presence of God in the world. 3. Our marriage and singleness are calls to be a living sign and wonder of His love to the world. 4. Our plans flow out of a deep dependence and communion with God. 5. Our identity and authority emerge from a different foundation. 6. We lead out of our brokenness. What might you add?