"If service is beneath you, then leadership is beyond you." @nickygumbel Serve a new leader by doing the hard work to help develop him or her. https://t.co/OLe6UGr8eQ
“if you go to college and get a degree, everything will work out,” “you don’t have to move out until you are ready,” “as long as you try your best that will be good enough.” Those messages are doing more harm than good to the next generation. @Dillon_M_Smith
If we’re going to influence a generation marked by recession, the attention economy, unprecedented diversity, identity fluidity, post-Christianity, and now a global pandemic, we’re going to need to try things we’ve never tried before. - @shanesanchez
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The Church needs to tap young leaders to begin sharing the hope of Christ to a desperate world filled with their peers. These newer leaders are looking for you—someone to guide them with intentionality. #LpResidency#helpyouhelpthem https://t.co/hoTuBHyLHt
Suffering is not the end of your story. The “goodhard” life—good and hard things co-exist; they’re not mutually exclusive. God made us to do hard things with Christ in us. -Katherine Wolf #iflead2020
Everyone who faces adversity with arrogance is made worse.
The frailty of arrogance is inflexibility.
The drive to serve compels humility to adapt.
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True greatness will never come to those who seek to be great. It will come to those who make themselves of no reputation and give their unseen everyday lives, their everyday energies, their everyday faith to serving others amid their own everyday sufferings & unrequited desires.
The Church needs young leaders like never before stepping into the challenge of spreading the hope of Christ to a desperate world. These young leaders need you—your experience, perspective, and intentionality.#Residency