There’s some science behind it.
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There’s some science behind it.
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Serving in God’s Kingdom can be both challenging and a blessing. To be used by God as a leader in His Church is not simply a job for which you apply, but rather a calling to which you submit. With experience, reflection, and God’s help, you can grow in this calling. In this week’s blog, I’m sharing a baker’s dozen of little lessons about how to be better in the work of God.
This topic has been a subject of personal study for over half of my life, so I doubt these thoughts are original to me. Like most speakers and writers, the books, blogs, and sermons I have read in my life are baked through my mind. Since I’m not claiming originality, feel free to have a few bites, and cite the source baker if you recognize their works.
To be honest, this baker’s dozen has kept me busy most of my life. Rest assured, there’s never been a day when I really had it all together with no need to work on at least one of these. Some days my leadership appears to be half-baked.
What about your leadership? Did one or two of these stand out for you as something you need to work toward doing better? Comment below these cookies, and let’s help bear each other’s burdens.
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