The Bright Spot Question
It’s really easy for leaders to get so frustrated with what’s not working, so enamored with the new and exciting, and so enthralled with problems to be solved, that we forget something really huge…BRIGHT SPOTS....
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It’s really easy for leaders to get so frustrated with what’s not working, so enamored with the new and exciting, and so enthralled with problems to be solved, that we forget something really huge…BRIGHT SPOTS....
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Acts 15 records the conflict that took place between Paul and Barnabas and a group of men from Judea over the issue of whether or not Gentiles should be circumcised. You think you have tough conflict issues to resolve, how would...
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Most of us understand communication in two forms: a one-sided transfer of information or a two-sided transactional process where dialogue occurs. But leaders cannot rely solely on communication in these two forms. Leaders have...
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Craig Groeshel’s latest book, The Christian Atheist: Believing in God but Living as If He Doesn’t Exist, is a raw and unapologetic challenge to live fully devoted to Christ. Groeschel’s hard-hitting message...
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“Inspiring vision isn’t about what you’re church doesn’t do!” That reality sank in the pastor’s mind as we wrapped up our lunch together. After talking for over an hour about the church he is leading, I refocused his...
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