Let’s Add God’s Guidance To Our God-Given Purpose
Each person is designed by God for a purpose and, when found in Christ, gifted with supernatural abilities in order to fulfill that purpose! How incredible to consider!
Category: Devotions
Leadership Overload: 5 Steps When You’re Overwhelmed
I suspect if you’re a leader, you understand leadership overload. I think He does that to many people! It keeps us humble. And, dependent — on Him!
Repentance – A Message for Every Church Planter to Preach
The people of the city listened to the message. Really listened. From the city streets and among the storefront shops a grassroots response grew. People believed the message and took action: repentance.
9 Ways Christian Ego Prevents You From Experiencing God
Why don’t more Christians, myself included, look more like Jesus? Ego. Christian ego.
We are On the Same Team
The second we begin to compete with one another, we lose. The second we begin to compete together with one another, Jesus wins.
How a Church Planter’s Spouse Overcame Bitterness
Bitterness is deceptive, because it points blame at others when really there is unacknowledged hurt and fear within.
Stress Measurement—4 Subtle Signs You Are Stressed Out!
Stress can diminish brain functioning, which in turn shows up in subtle ways in our bodies. Take the quick self-evaluation below and ask yourself if any of these are true of you.
Can the Enneagram Help Church Planters?
The Enneagram is a personality typing system that suggests there are nine major ways of seeing the world. With uncanny accuracy, it describes how human beings are wired both positively and negatively.
Lead Well, Pray Well
I see this in my own life when it comes to my marriage, family, work or anything I’m in charge of, the more I consider these things in prayer and declare my dependence on God in prayer, the better leader I am for those things. A praying leader builds a prayerful community.
A Vested Interest: Getting in the Yoke With Jesus
Whenever my lovely wife and I lead communion at church, we wear vestments in recognition of the significance of this sacrament (after all, for Presbyterians, we’ve only got two!).
