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10 New Year’s Resolutions by Geri Scazzero

New Year’s Resolutions are traditionally approached in what you will do different this year to make life better. I will go to the gym 3x/ week (or, I will find a gym!). I will get 8 hours sleep. I will take a cooking class. Here is another approach to the New Years Resolutions specifically for emotional and spiritual maturity. Instead of resolving to “do” something, how about resolving to “quit” something? I will quit being afraid of what others think I will not say “yes” when I really want to say “no” because I’m are afraid the other person will be angry, sad or disappointed. I will quit agreeing with people if I really don’t agree with them. I won’t be okay with myself only if you are okay with me. I will quit lying I will be honest with MYSELF. I will admit what I am really thinking, really feeling, and what I. Read more.

CHRISTMAS AND GOD’S HEART FOR THE POOR

God calls us to serve the poor and marginalized, the people the world discards. We do so because we need them for our own spiritual lives as much as they need us. The prisoner, the mentally ill, the elderly, the “illegal” immigrant, the oppressed, the orphan, the homeless, the severely disabled, etc. – keep us grounded and honest, reminding us of what is important in life. I recorded this 4 minute video for the Nines Conference sponsored by Leadership Network around this topic. At EHS we felt it was particularly appropriate to share this at Christmas. So take a look. And remember, the roots of gift giving at Christmas is St. Nicholas, the former bishop of Myra, who took the churches gold and gave it to poor families. He did so in hope that they would not sell their daughters into slavery in order to put food on the table!

Comment on Wine and the Slow Work of God by Dawn Randle

How wonderfully said. It explains simply how God’s grace shapes and molds us IF we would just let Him. Our duty as a child of God is to step self aside and make God our pilot in EVERY aspect of our lives. Our God is an awesome God. …read more

Comment on UnHealthy Leadership and the 4 Destructive Commandments of Contemporary Church Culture by Rose

Thank you Pete and Rich for the Podcast. Having started the journey of emotionally healthy spirituality last year, I can clearly see how It has allowed the Holy Spirit to do His ministry in my life, as a result, having a more robust relationship with God, the Father. My prayer for “The Emotionally Healthy Leader” book is that God cause ALL church leaders to get a copy and truly get the message. Thank you Pete for such a wonderful dimension to christian spirituality/ maturity. …read more

How Healthy is Your Leadership?

Being an emotionally unhealthy leader is not an all-or-nothing condition; it operates on a continuum that ranges from mild to severe, and may change from one season of life and ministry to the next. The following is a one of the assessments I developed for the upcoming Emotionally Healthy Leader (Zondervan, 2015) book I have been writing for the last year and a half. Use the list of statements that follow to get an idea of where you’re at right now. Next to each statement, write down the number that best describes your response.   Use the following scale: 5 = Always true of me 4 = Frequently true of me 3 = Occasionally true of me 2 = Rarely true of me 1 = Never true of me   _____ 1.          I take sufficient time to experience and process difficult emotions such as anger, fear, and sadness. _____ 2.          I am able. Read more.