By Dan Rieland Today’s guest post comes to us from Dan Rieland posted at Churchjobfinder.comClick here to read the original article Next to God’s favor, there’s nothing a leader desires more than momentum. Momentum is a force that is greater than the sum of all your leadership energy, effort and resources combined. Momentum is not … Continue reading How Good Leaders Gain Momentum
By Dynamic Church Planting International Today’s guest post comes to us from Dynamic Church Planting International, for ChurchPlants.com.Click here to read the original article God is not willing that any should perish. Do you have the same commitment? The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. He is patient with you, … Continue reading God Is Not Willing That Any Should Perish — Are You?
In this post, we look at the last 3 characteristics of debt free people, as exposed by Dave Ramsey. 5. They are responsible. Getting out of debt takes a sense of responsibility and maturity—two traits that match up well with patience. And maturity has nothing to do with age. Some 50 year olds still treat money … Continue reading Stewardship and Debt Part 3
In this post, we will look at the first 4 characteristics of debt-free people as espoused by Dave Ramsey. 1. They are wise. People who decide to ditch debt for good realize that debt isn’t a tool. While their FICO scoremay go down, their net worth goes up. They treat debt like it’s a skin disease—which … Continue reading Stewardship and Debt Part 2
The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision. Helen KellerJune 27, 1880 – June 1, 1968 Continue reading Vision
One of the things we realize when it comes to stewardship is that God expects us to use his resources in a God honouring way. Think for a minute what would happen you were out of debt and able to not have the stress of money, and therefore be able to give in a God honouring … Continue reading Stewardship and Debt
The following is a Book Review of Kouzes, J. M., & Posner, B. Z. (2016). Learning leadership. San Francisco, California: The Leadership Challenge. ISBN: 9781119144281. 248 pages. Hardcover version $25.00. It should provide you with some good insights into the role of leadership. It is good for use by the individual or to use in training … Continue reading Learning Leadership
“It is impossible to produce superior performance unless you do something different. —John Templeton” Excerpt From: Thorndike, William N. “The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success”. Apple Books. If any organisation is going to advance and move ahead, be it a business, school or church, that organisation cannot continually do … Continue reading Excelling in Productivity
I have taken up the challenge from Tim Challies over at challies.com to step up my reading this year. This years I seeking to read around 100 books. That is a tall order, but doable. One to the books I just finished reading helped me immensely in being able to expand my reading. While it … Continue reading The Power of Reading
A few weeks ago I concluded a series on the book of Jonah. One of the points we had to deal with was the skeptics who believes it was impossible for Jonah to be swallowed by a fish and live to tell it. Well, I came across this post from Evangelicalfocus.com. Check it out. A … Continue reading Whale ‘Swallows’ Submariner for a Few Seconds
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