There’s nothing wrong with small prayers. God cares about everything we care about and He wants to help us. But I have to wonder… how many blessings have I missed out on because I’ve asked God for something far-less than what He is capable of doing?
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: Jericho Must Fall!
As leaders, we can easily become self-reliant, depending on our own skills, strategies, and strengths.
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: Leaders Know When to Follow
Godly leaders don’t bulldoze over others and demand their own way.
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: Look Backward to Go Forward
Our memorial (testimony) isn’t just meant for us to look back upon and reminisce. Our testimony is meant to propel us forward. We look backward to God’s faithfulness so that we can go forward in faith.
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: Get Your Feet Wet!
We need to understand that there are going to be obstacles in the way. Just because God is with us doesn’t mean it’s going to be smooth sailing. In fact, if we are on mission with God, it’s NOT going to be smooth sailing.
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: Be Strong and Courageous!
Courage is not the absence or denial of fear, but the ability to look fear in the face and slap it around a few times.
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: What Got You Here Won’t Get You There
The leadership landscape is constantly changing (especially over the last couple years!). Leaders need to continuously adapt and change to keep pace with a rapidly evolving culture. What got us to the “Promised Land” likely won’t help us thrive in the Promised land.
Leadership Lessons from Joshua: Character Counts
We’ve all seen it. Pastors and ministry leaders who have led hundreds and thousands of people to follow Jesus. They’re gifted teachers and leaders who have built successful ministries and churches, only to throw it all away because they let their guard down for one moment. Then one became two and two became three and three became a harmful habit. They have ended up like Moses, disqualified from leadership because of their indiscretion.
Pastor, what if you could have the conference experience without the conference expense?
What if you could have that same conference experience you love without the conference expense you hate? What if you could have those same valuable conversations with like-minded leaders throughout the course of an entire year for a fraction of the cost of one conference?
What if 2021 isn’t any better?
Things have to get better in 2021. Right? But, what if they don’t? What if it’s just more of the same? Or, even worse? Or, what if, perhaps most-tragically, things get better, but you don’t?
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