Servant Leadership
The pull away from servant leadership toward authoritarian control is always present and often subtle. Sometimes, however, it’s not subtle, it’s blatant!
The pull away from servant leadership toward authoritarian control is always present and often subtle. Sometimes, however, it’s not subtle, it’s blatant!
Not everything that happens to me (or you) is always good. But if we stay on track and trust in our Good God, he will cause it to work toward his good purpose!
It is so hard to keep clear on what really matters!
My emotions and my attitude are so often and so easily swayed by circumstances and by how I feel I’m doing as a Christ-follower!
I hope that as you read each day, you’ll think of me with thankfulness, then think of others you can share a moment with or to whom you can speak a blessing.
Everyone faces daily battles and everyone needs someone praying for them.
No matter how long I’ve been a believer and how experienced I am, I need all the help I can get.
We can do what we do as unto Christ, doing hard work heartily and with our best effort, and God receives it as work done just for him.
There is no place in the godly exercise of authority for angry threats, bullying, intimidation, belittling words or humiliating actions.
Life presents us with daily opportunities to choose kindness, graciousness, forgiveness, and generosity.