Joel Muddamalle: Humility in Leadership and Total Dependence
We think humility in leadership is an invitation for people to walk all over us, for endless suffering, to be left out. Yet the Bible doesn’t present that at all.
We think humility in leadership is an invitation for people to walk all over us, for endless suffering, to be left out. Yet the Bible doesn’t present that at all.
The fundamental commitment for a pastor is to be an expositor of the Word of God. Their job is not to put their own agenda into the Word.
Matshobane has chosen to pour himself into others and care both for who they are and what they’re doing, as a Disciple Maker.
Trust is built when there is an opportunity to have a catalytic moment where someone shares their story, where you see into that person, and recovering resilience becomes a practical path for leadership.
Learning from the past and seeing what God is doing in the present can point us to a different kind of future, and New Churches for a New Era offers a path for doing just that.
Becoming a multiplier is about developing healthy, disciple-making leaders who champion church reproduction.
Could we be more personal, detailed, self-deprecating and humble in our apologetics, recognizing women eyewitnesses matter.
Explore how your personal multiplication capacity shapes faithful leadership and lasting impact.
Churches can be places where followers of Christ carefully listen to and pray through people’s life stories with empathy, guiding them toward hope and healing through spiritual backstories.
In a culture awash in loneliness and isolation, the prospect of meaningful, kingdom-centered relationships centered on mission is a powerful vision for church planting.