When your church’s vision is so big and bold that it’s impossible to accomplish alone or without God, raising up more and stronger leaders becomes essential. https://t.co/ScZtdgAG9r via @danreiland
Get really good at your current job before you seek the next position. Learn your craft, grow as a leader, and become the go-to person that everyone wants on their team. https://t.co/81z5NT2qB1 # via @danreiland
One clear evidence of the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in any specific ministry is that the spiritual outcomes are greater than the human investment. We all know what it looks like to see God moving! https://t.co/aRvpO8ZtGi # via @danreiland
Successful leaders acknowledge fear and insecurity but work hard to rise above them. In time, both can be greatly minimized. https://t.co/xYlXVbQfSA via @danreiland
There are two roads any leader can walk. Their work is all work, or their work is their joy. The amazing thing is that it’s a choice. https://t.co/ugJfX2Ik2e # via @danreiland
The leader that can consistently absorb the pressure of the responsibilities they carry in a healthy and productive way, is on the right path to rise in the organization. https://t.co/ugJfX2Ik2e # via @danreiland
Peace starts in our own backyard. If each of us focus on what we can do, one person at a time. There is power in that. https://t.co/lhSlpNFpow # via @danreiland
The Lord’s Supper is a time of remembrance and reflection that has always been central to the gathering of God’s people. But, too often it can be rushed and perfunctory if we are not careful to passionately embrace its importance. via @StrategicRenewl
Dealing with money is one of the most complex elements of leadership. From cultivating generosity to stressful decision-making and managing our own salaries in an honoring manner. Great wisdom is needed! https://t.co/NjV5QesGRD # via @danreiland
Servant leadership isn’t a skill, it describes who we are. We are still expected to make tough decisions, solve problems, cast vision and get the job done, but it’s the way we do it. Servant leadership comes from the heart. https://t.co/MlNNWe4TOR # via @danreiland
Escaping the tyranny of hurry requires an intentional cultivation of margin and the discipline to use that time wisely. https://t.co/Zy4IzfuoK4 # via @danreiland