LEADERS SHOULD ALWAYS be investing in the next generation of leaders. A great leader will be developing his or her replacement because their focus is on fulfilling a vision, not maintaining power or position
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WE ARE CALLED TO GO AND MAKE disciples of all nations. In the above verse, we see how Paul is influencing the next generations as he prepares Timothy in ministry. This is a command and admonition for all followers of Christ.
TO “DREAM IN THE DAY” is to be stirred and motivated by a passion and a positive future picture that will motivate you and your team. It does not mean “pie in the sky”; it does mean that…Continue reading
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GOD HAS OUR VERY BEST interests at heart, and He includes many promises to us in the Scriptures in order to encourage us. These promises serve as…Continue reading
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IN ORDER TO MOVE FROM INTIMACY with the Lord to ministry, we must cross over the bridge of community. This is what Jesus did in Luke 6:12-19 as He chose His disciples…Continue reading
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CHRIST HAD A PASSION and a compassion to reach the lost. Paul indicated in 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 that he became all things to all men so he might save some. His heart and conviction were…Continue reading
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GOALS DON’T EQUAL OUTCOME; priorities always equal outcome. This is true because we can have the best intentions, but we need a way to say no or to say go. Continue reading…
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GREAT LEADERS WILL ALWAYS BE INVESTING in the next generation of leaders. To leave a legacy, you must give your life away; you must invest and pour your life into others! Continue Reading…
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WE ALL WANT TO FINISH WELL. We want to be pleasing to God and hear “Well done, good and faithful steward.” This desire to finish well is why we have the following…continue reading
