Since living under the “stay-at-home” order, have you been creative in connecting with others? If so, what have you done? How did it go? https://t.co/cd18kewOU4
When you’ve run out of words to pray, when you don’t even know what to say to God, when your heart groans with sadness and yearning, God, who raised Jesus from the dead, is with you. And through his Spirit, God groans with you. https://t.co/725Dsqx114
May you be deeply rooted in the soil of God’s love and may you be held and upheld, sustained by the source. May the soul of your leadership grow a thick and deep root in the soil of God’s own love. - https://t.co/ckysLKaRZN
Our hope is not based on our ability to foresee the future. It’s not based on us at all. Rather, it is based on who God is and what God has done through Jesus Christ. https://t.co/ADWIIiFP4l
The COVID-19 pandemic reminds us vividly of the fact that our world is not what it should be. As the novel coronavirus stalks our planet, creation is groaning. And we are groaning along with it (Romans 8:25). https://t.co/3fmkItWoux
"May we gladly take up the job of builder or helper or whatever else today. May we build peace-by-peace together. May we rebuild grace-by-grace together." - Michaela O'Donnell Long, in "Piecing It Together" on the De Pree Center website. https://t.co/aOgknP6gsN
New webinar next week. Featuring @todbol & @shankiser. Two Churches at Once: How to Create the Next Version of Your Congregation Without Destroying the One You Love https://t.co/U6XkieXLGG
What enables us to let go of our fears and worries, to let go of our need to control things behind our power? Our knowledge of God. And who is God? Psalm 46 reveals God as: our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. https://t.co/B08WBUFuJp
"The rhythms of our work often mirror the rhythms in the vineyard, and harvest is a great example of that. Harvest might happen in a day, but it’s been in the making all year long."
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"'I was on this career path for such a long time,' and she was sure God had a specific and special plan for her. Now, all that seemed to be crumbling down."
Read Sarah Magidoff's story of career, burnout, and finding work-life balance:
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"God had banished us to wine country and, by God’s grace, it was the rhythm and the metaphor of the vineyard that slowly began to nourish my soul."
Susie Lipps introduces her new blog series, "Rhythms of Work."
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"In a world filled with dire and desperate situations, with discouragement and despair everywhere, we are called to be people of hope."
Mark D. Roberts continues our walk through the book of Ephesians in today's Life for Leaders devotion.
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