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Leading from the Overflow

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Leading from the Overflow
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Do you remember when you were called into the ministry, to a particular church or to a ministry in your church? Have you thought about what the primary call of God is on your life? The primary call on your life is not ministry or a ministry but rather intimacy with Jesus. Discipleship 101 (Mark 3:14-15) reminds us that when Jesus called the 12 disciples, He called them “to be with Him.” In John 15, we are told to abide in Him. Ministry is what Jesus does through our lives out of the ...
Leading Requires Humility

Leading Requires Humility
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Zach Williams has a great song that says: “A little more like mercy, a little more like grace. A little more like kindness, goodness, love and faith. A little more like patience, a little more like peace. A little more like Jesus, a little less like me!” The truth of that statement should resonate in our hearts “a little (actually a lot) less like me.” Dale Burke, in How to Lead and Still...

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