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Being a Leader in the Long Game

Being a Leader in the Long Game

Leadership is about both the short game and the long game but, frankly, the latter is so much more challenging. The leadership long game is too often filled with gut punches, bruises, seasonal doubts, frustration, tears, confusion, and more. It is true, sometimes we need to let go of an idea and move on…progress to something different. 

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Weekly Newsletter: Greetings from East Africa

Weekly Newsletter: Greetings from East Africa

After a few long years of pandemic-restricted travel, I'm getting back into a more regular cycle of visiting many of the people and places we are privileged to support. I wish I could share more stories in this online format, but suffice it to say – God was not slowed...

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Workism, Grace, and Beholding His Glory

Workism, Grace, and Beholding His Glory

Workism, idolatry, and self-centeredness has been around since Genesis 3, but God’s story began before that. In disassociating with workism behaviors and returning humbly to the feet of Jesus, we can fix our eyes on Him, beholding His glory, and be transformed into His image.

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Where Your Treasure Is

Where Your Treasure Is

While it may feel strange, working our butts off 24/7 is not the will of God. Rather, God wills to give us rest, peace, and provision as we seek Him. While we may choose to fight against God’s will when we take matters into our own hands, His desire is always to provide for us and to give us rest. 

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How Did You Know You Were Called?

How Did You Know You Were Called?

Live faithfully where you are, and trust the leading of the Lord. He is faithful to lead us. When we live with the sincere desire to be obedient, and we have the wisdom of healthy community around us, we can move forward with confidence, knowing His plans for us are sure. 

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Weekly Newsletter: God is Milking the Cows

Weekly Newsletter: God is Milking the Cows

Most of us have been wired to separate our everyday work lives from our spiritual lives. Theologians call this the sacred/secular divide or Christian dualism, our instinct to see our everyday work as a less-than necessity of this temporal life that is separate from...

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Won’t You Be My…Neighbor 

Won’t You Be My…Neighbor 

Being a neighbor means we engage in mutual friendship with those we encounter in everyday life. It means seeing people, not as evangelistic opportunities, but as people who contribute to good in our own lives. It means being fully present in the place God has set us and among the people, He has surrounded us with.  

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Weekly Newsletter: Our Antidote for Fear

Weekly Newsletter: Our Antidote for Fear

I have to confess, sometimes I really wrestle with fear. I have seasons where I wake up around 4am obsessing over some business problem or financial challenge, my mind unable to fully distinguish between what is real and what I'm only dreaming. Have you ever noticed...

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