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Follow me. Jesus selected Matthew to be an apostle. (Luke 5) Jesus selected the other 11 as well. (Luke 6) How […]
Follow me. Jesus selected Matthew to be an apostle. (Luke 5) Jesus selected the other 11 as well. (Luke 6) How […]
Blake Mycoskie wants to be known as the “chief shoe giver” at TOMS shoes. When asked about his inspirations (for starting […]
Are you sleep-walking through this season of your life? You could be missing out! Is God working in our midst and […]
In case you hadn’t picked up on it in previous posts… the theme for the Catalyst conference this year is simply: Be […]
More leadership nuggets from the Catalyst 2011 in Atlanta.
This one comes finance guru Dave Ramsey.
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Over the past 20 years, Dave has identified 5 core values that he believes will make the difference in our leadership and ministries:
If circumstances are constant, and some become great while some do not, then it’s not about the circumstances. It’s a matter […]
The more successful you are as a leader, the less accessible you will become. It’s not a bad thing… and it […]
How’s your heart? What’s the condition of your heart? These are important questions for leaders to ask — and honestly answer. If […]
By now, many of us are full-on into a new term of ministry with students.
Whether we’ve been at it for 2 weeks or 4 weeks, or somewhere in between, we’ve likely been going at it hard — recognizing that the first few weeks of the new academic year are critical for connecting with new students. Our desire, as always, is to have the best start ever!
But if we’re not careful, we could quickly find ourselves hitting a wall of sorts.
Yes, the beginning of a new academic year does require a lot from us — in fact, many of us would agree that it’s the busiest time of the year, but it’s also the beginning.
I have very few “pocket speeches” that I pull out and use over and over again.
I find that every student is unique, as is their situation, and it (and they) deserves to be treated as such.
However, at the start of every new school year there is one speech (conversation is probably a more accurate description) that I seem to present over and over and over again…
When new students approach me about finding a place to lead (and more specific to our campus — to lead worship) I tell them all the same thing:
Find a place to belong first, then look for ways to invest your gifts.