- Live what you preach,
- Say what you mean,
- Do what you say,
- Be all you should,
- Love what you do,
- Serve who you would, .
- Believe what is right,
- Give all you can,
- Finish what you start,
Leaders goal: Stay grounded in the vision God gave you, even when progress is slow. Don’t allow disappointments or frustrations to draw you into alternate plans or reactionary decisions.
Do what you are called to do.
Do it with gratitude.
Do it with joy.
Do it with faith.
Do it with hope.
Do it with love.
Do it with kindness.
Do it with patience.
Do it with goodness.
Do it with expectancy.
Do it with consistency.
Do it with courage.
Do it.
Do what you’re called to do.
Not everyone will understand it.
Not everyone will approve of it.
Not everyone will appreciate it.
Not everyone will support it.
Not everyone will applaud it.
Not everyone will value it.
Not everyone will receive it.
Do what you’re called to do.
I encourage everybody to at least (in private if need be) take a shot at doing something that you actually think you’d like but your friend circle has deemed it “corny” or “lame”. Liberate yourself from the constant need of approval from everybody besides yourself and go have fun
Do what you are called to do.
Not everyone will understand
Not everyone will approve
Not everyone will applaud
Not everyone will affirm
Not everyone will celebrate
Not everyone will support
Not everyone will stay
Not everyone will encourage
Do what you are called to do.
I fear we often tend to select leaders in the Christian world according to gifting rather than character. We have watched large institutions - ones we believed successful and godly - come apart when there is exposure of ungodly but “successful” leadership. Integrity must lead.
Don’t forget to be faithful to do the thing you’ve been called to do. It’s easy to get distracted, much harder to stay focused. Nothing lasting is built without steadfast endurance, wisdom & the ability to press through the unglamorous, unrecognized, unseen, & laborious middle.
It takes huge commitment to stay focused these days. There are so many moving parts that need our attention and an ever changing landscape that must be navigated. I’ve never had to work harder to keep the main thing the main thing. We need the wisdom and guidance of Holy Spirit.