In “A Failure of Nerve” by Edwin Friedman challenges leaders to focus on their own integrity and presence rather than quick-fix techniques in times of organizational stress. He emphasizes the importance of self-differentiation, maintaining a non-anxious presence, and managing reactivity. This approach can help leaders navigate challenges from a place of identity and calling rather than fear and panic.
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Worth It
Today I am tired. Partly because I took my brother in law to the airport at 4:30 am. But also because yesterday was a busy day at Creekside. We had 5 baptisms, a baby dedication and a BBQ. So we had a packed day. Saturday I learned how to set-up the baptismal. It’s not fun,Continue reading “Worth It”
Secure Leaders
Great post from mark batterson here. I think one of the reasons that we see so many insecure leaders is that we want to measure up to the success of the world rather than obedience to God. That is a tough thing to manage, but it’s the most important part of leadership. What is God callingContinue reading “Secure Leaders”
Fuel – What A Great Idea
Read the full article here.This is a great idea for an entire church to get together, to learn, to train and most importantly to celebrate.hmmm
10 things for ministers
This is from Perry. #1 – Do Not Neglect Your Personal Time With GodI have learned that I can either do ministry from memory or ministry from the overflow of what God is doing in me–the latter is ALWAYS the most fruitful.#2 – People Will Hurt You–Love Them AnywayOne of the biggest temptations in life andContinue reading “10 things for ministers”
future of the church
This is going to be a good series from Craig Groeschel
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