Are You Making Your Leadership Role Even Harder?
Trust always involves risk, and we must risk to successfully take new territory.
Trust always involves risk, and we must risk to successfully take new territory.
Churches today face a dual calling in a fallen world. They must prioritize church safety while also confronting external dangers.
This piece explores how trust and control shape our peace, and how surrender can quiet anxious forecasting.
No matter what kind of situation I get called into as a leadership consultant, before very long we will be looking at some issue regarding understanding trust dynamics that is at the center of the problem or opportunity people are facing.
Whenever Gods people do the hard thing in the Lords waywhen we love the unlovely, when we forgive our attackers, when we do good things to our enemy, when we soldier on in the face of adversity, when we maintain our joy in the midst of disaster and retaliate with lovetwelve things begin to happen from that moment, revealing key healthy church signs.