Paul John

Words form the thread on which we string our experiences.

[Dr. Eli David @DrEliDavid]

Socialism explained

[Robb Thompson @RobbThompson]

Your value isn't about inherent worth, but about the problems you solve for others. Joseph went from prisoner to second-in-command in 24 hours by interpreting Pharaoh's dream. #ProblemSolving #Value #PersonalGrowth

[Andy Stanley @AndyStanley]

Remember: “My irresponsibility will always become someone else’s responsibility.”

Exceptional leadership begins with exceptional self-leadership. When we drop the ball, someone else has to pick it up. Take responsibility for your part first.

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[Tom Wright @profntwright]

Eschatology, rightly understood, is not antithetical to ethics. It generates them. When the kingdom comes, the will of YHWH will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.
-Jesus and the Victory of God

[Tom Wright @profntwright]

Once we see sacramental grace at the intersection of the homecoming of God in Jesus and the homecoming of God in the spirit, it isn't the baptism that might have failed. What may be lacking is the theological understanding, fellowship, and encouragement. I suspect that our cultural and philosophical climates have made it more difficult to see that grace confers responsibility, a responsibility that includes the challenge to seek the further infilling and enabling of the spirit.
-God's Homecoming

[Paul John @paul_john77]

@samchand @MensaOtabil At the moment in such a situation and implementing systems is a task that is easily distracted. However , it is vital that solid systems are to be put in place that can evolve over time

[Paul John @paul_john77]

@samchand @BrianKDodd When and where are you in Norway 😊. I live in Sweden and your books ” who holds your ladder ” & ”leadership pain ” have been a great blessing to me and the work I lead.

[Paul John @paul_john77]

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[Paul John @paul_john77]

Over the 25+ years of being in leadership at various levels, I have acquired keen insights to the challenges that very few talk to you about.
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[Paul John @paul_john77]

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[Paul John @paul_john77]

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[Patrick Bet-David @patrickbetdavid]

Great leaders don’t avoid conflicts, they manage it.

Conflict is inevitable. In life, in business and in the arena you compete in.

Choose and learn to confront respectfully.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

You cannot make anything worthwhile in this world unless you have first developed and transformed yourself.

[Tom Wright @profntwright]

Worship is central to Christian living. Actually, it's central to all human life: "without worship you shrink," wrote the play-wright. "It's as brutal as that." This is a general truth: human flourishing depends on looking up, looking beyond, looking deeper, and responding with gratitude, admiration, and aspiration to the vision one has glimpsed. By itself, however, this wide meaning of "worship" can lead in many different directions, some of them dangerous or even destructive. Humans are designed, after all, to reflect the true creator God into the world. But if humans worship idols, the god-reflecting vocation is not canceled. It is distorted, so that we reflect into the world some aspect of, or some force within, the created order. The classic ones are money, sex, and power. We become like what we worship. Instead of shrinking, we are shaped by it: into monsters, if we are worshipping idols, or into truly human beings, if we are worshipping the true creator God. We grow into the likeness of who or what we worship, and we display that likeness to the world.
-God's Homecoming

[Lysa TerKeurst @LysaTerKeurst]

Jesus doesn't condemn us. He doesn’t use our situations against us. He simply brings truth to life and asks us to align with it.

"There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." Romans 8:1

[Tom Wright @profntwright]

Bach, like John, wants us to gaze through the lens of glory. God’s glory is displayed, not despite the trial, the mocking, the beating, and Jesus’ death itself, but in and through it. And if that seems too ridiculous – if, like Pontius Pilate, we find it all beyond us – Bach might say: listen to the music, and I’ll show you how it makes sense.
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[Tom Wright @profntwright]

The gospel is not about our feelings, our imaginations, or our sense of what people will or won't like. It's about truth; about the reality of God's good creation and his purposes unveiled in Jesus. And truth remains God's, not ours.
-The Vision of Ephesians

[Lysa TerKeurst @LysaTerKeurst]

Let’s put these words on repeat today:

God loves me.
He has a plan.
And He absolutely can be trusted.

[Hadas Weiss @weiss_hadas]

the next ayatollah should be a woman of color

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

Make a list of the people in your life who live with purpose.

Prioritize spending more time with them.