Leading Through Change Without Losing Your Soul
"Three words best describe how I’ve often felt in the midst of leading change: Alone, frustrated and defeated."
"Three words best describe how I’ve often felt in the midst of leading change: Alone, frustrated and defeated."
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Your schedule may feel full, but what if you invited people into what you’re already doing to strengthen men's friendships? You can work with friends to finish home repair projects. Work out, go running, or take a walk with someone rather than doing it alone.
If we’re going to slow down and become more present to families, teams and congregations, we must make a shift from an efficiency mindset to an effectiveness mindset.
I feel loved and respected by congregation members, but when I focus on the reality that God allows me to proclaim his Word to his people, I am humbled. In this state of mixed emotion, I remind myself that I am living a great life.
The arrows often come from formerly close friends. It’s the “kiss” of a Judas that’s distinctly painful. Betrayal hurts deeply.
Freeing your faith from the tyranny of emotions
Cultivating the Kind of Faith That Leads to the Kingdom