For the past two days, I've been thinking about David. I'm thinking about David because on Sunday I brought him up in a discussion with my team. I talked about the tendency to neglect the tasks assigned to us. I recalled David and Nathan's words about him. Toward the beginning of his reign […]
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abba house, general, leadershipFrom time to time, we need to remind ourselves who should be in charge, remind ourselves who should be receiving high-definition video and who, on the contrary, should be on audio. This passage of the Bible has been haunting me since I reread it yesterday. Let's talk about it. Paul in his first letter to the Thessalonians
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faith, leadershipYesterday at our post-service briefing, I discussed a decision I had made. The person concerned surprised me by expressing disagreement with my decision and going further to acknowledge her responsibility for the circumstances that led to that decision. She clearly and openly admitted that she was at fault and asked me to
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faith, leadershipWhile planning my trip last week, I still had some difficulty finding a hotel room. In the end, several hotels in the same category were offered to me, and I chose the one that offered free Wi-Fi. I forgive the lack of a kettle, bathrobe, and/or slippers in the room.
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leadership, travelsI like reading dead preachers, preachers from another era. They have much to teach us about our own times, about the fundamentally unchanged nature of man. They help us understand that there is nothing new under the sun, and therefore to take the drama out of things. Let me explain. Paul in his letter to the community
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abba house, leadershipI was talking with my friend George about the tendency of some people to believe they have a divine mission to assess and judge sermons and share their conclusions with you uninvited. She told me this story, which might inspire others in pastoral circles. One Monday
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humor, leadershipContinuing our reflections on 'Thinking Big': I mentioned the transformation that takes place within us, whereby what once seemed big becomes normal. I found myself one day (and have continued ever since) asking God to increase my awareness of Him and His greatness to the point where:
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