When we find ourselves in a position to have influence over others, we often succumb to the tendency of control rather than servant leadership.
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Pride is the opposite of what servant leaders should embody. When we are placed in a leadership position, we tend to develop some feeling that we have a sense of power and that we are important.
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In the process of me continuing to ponder on the seasons of change happening in my life, I’ve come to realize that when God moves, you must also move with Him.
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As the leaves are preparing to change colors and the temperature in the air starts to cool down, I am reminded of how life is in a constant state of change.
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One of the best ways to learn is through reading. Reading is a wonderful way for us to expand our knowledge, learn about others and ourselves, explore new places, go on adventures without ever leaving where we are and even make discoveries.
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Throughout the book of Luke, the author wants us to see Jesus as a man even though he was without sin. The stories of His childhood reveal that Jesus grew physically, mentally and spiritually - the saving grace of God was upon Him. Jesus relinquished His control over things to the Holy Spirit.
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I wanted to take some time this week to reflect on the reality of fear but more importantly, focus on the hope we can hold onto because fear does not have to have a hold on our lives as Christians.
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Not only is it important to cultivate a position of patience for our wellbeing and to be kind to and patient with those around us, but also to understand what the Bible has to say about this virtue.
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How many of you have either never read or heard the full story of the Bible, cover to cover, or attempted to read the entire Bible and never could finish? For one reason or another, many haven’t.
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believe there is great value in accepting challenges that push us to new limits and force us out of our comfort zones. Especially since the digital revolution, information is constantly thrown in our faces, which makes it easy to learn new things but can be overwhelming as well.
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In reality, the list is endless of ways we wish we were different or areas in which we could improve... However, there is no need to change who we truly are at our core and completely reinvent ourselves because every single one of us has been so carefully created in the image of God.
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Many unhealthy work environments can be traced back to this very issue. Most employees want to produce good work, and by properly equipping them, you can help them avoid frustration and truly thrive.
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Not only do we need to be mindful of the impact of our words but try to be intuitive and read into what people need to hear.
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Our culture is busy and always in a hurry. We are always looking for the next big thing or way we can inch our way up the corporate ladder. That drive can sometimes distract us from being content with our current circumstances.
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One of the key characteristics of servant leadership is commitment. Commitment means being focused on helping others grow in both business skills and in their faith.
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Freedom is defined as “the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.” Having the ability to freely express and live out our religious beliefs is a luxury not afforded in every country.
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With as hectic as life can be, cultivating a fulfilling hobby can seem impossible. However, investing in a hobby can greatly benefit your life by making it more interesting and enjoyable, while making you a more well-rounded person.
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While I want to protect and provide the best life I can for my children, I’ve realized through the years that the only One who will never let my family down is God.
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To establish a habit of noticing in your own leadership, you must first refrain from being “dumb” or unwilling or unable to speak. Start putting noticing in action by moving muteness to the trash and replace it with an intentional effort to speak with others and truly engage on a personal level.
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