Jon Byler

Husband, Father, Leadership trainer, coach, consultant, author and speaker

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“Delegation is not ‘dumping’ tasks on others, it was a deliberate attempt to release responsibility and power to others so that they grow and the work is multiplied.” https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Your work today matters! It makes a difference both today and in eternity. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Some leaders sharpen their leadership capacity simply to increase their current impact. But serving leaders develop their leadership muscles in preparation for eternal impact. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

The picture Scripture paints is not an eternity without work but work without the curse! No frustration, no futility, no wasted effort, no sweat. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Some leaders work hard to build and create wealth with no thought of how it may impact eternity. But serving leaders seek to create “splendor” that will enter into eternity. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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Some leaders look forward to completing their work and live for the times they are not working. But serving leaders embrace work to glorify God, now and in eternity. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Your work today matters because it echoes into eternity. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Every serving leadership act is a revelation of a new Kingdom and reveals a bit of heaven’s glory on earth. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Your actions to reveal God’s Kingdom may seem small, but like yeast, they gradually influence everything around them. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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Some leaders plant what will produce profit. But serving leaders plant what belongs. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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Some leaders weed out only what does not increase profit with little thought to integrity. But serving leaders are willing to pay the price of exposing and removing anything that does not belong to the Kingdom of God. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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Some leaders work to promote their own kingdom and agenda. But serving leaders see their work as visible revelation of the Kingdom of Jesus. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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God chooses to spread His Kingdom through ordinary people doing their work for His glory! https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Your daily work matters because it reveals God’s Kingdom to the world! https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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Some leaders view their work as simply a way to earn an income and are not concerned about the quality of their efforts. But serving leaders seek to work with excellence because they see their work as a calling from God. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

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When we view our daily work as a calling from God, we will want to do the best we can to reflect His excellence. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Some leaders see their daily work as a reflection of the choices they have made about their careers. But serving leaders see their work as a response to God’s call on their lives. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

The calling to work in wood, metal and stones was just as genuine as God’s calling to Moses to lead the people. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Your work today matters because it reflects God’s calling for you. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS

[Jon Byler @jonbyler]

Some leaders seek power and authority to benefit themselves. But serving leaders see their work as partnership with God to bring His good rule upon the earth. https://t.co/d0L6JVs0ZS