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Category Archives: Devotional Thoughts
Devotional Thoughts for Leaders: Running and Coaching Well
In 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, the Apostle Paul compares the Christian life to a foot race. He encourages us to “run in such a way that you may win” (v. 24b). The writer of Hebrews also makes the same comparison urging believers … Continue reading
Posted in Christian life, Devotional Thoughts, Leadership, Mentoring
Tagged coaching, encouragement, focus, Hebrews, perseverance, running, slow, teamwork
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Devotional Thought for Leaders: The Cult of Personality
1 Corinthians 1:10-17, 3:4-9 One of the issues the ancient church at Corinth struggled with was division. In the Apostle Paul’s first letter to that church he wasted no time in identifying one of the main sources of their conflict. Apparently, the … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict, Devotional Thoughts, Leadership, Pastor
Tagged Corinth, cult, division, Paul, personality
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Devotional Thoughts for Leaders: Leading By Example
John 13:1-20 Jesus knew that his time was short when he gathered with his disciples to celebrate the Feast of Passover. So he got up from the meal and surprised them by setting aside his outer garment and wrapped a … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional Thoughts, Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged foot washing, Jesus, leadership, Passover, servant
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Devotional Thoughts for Leaders: Are You Carrying a Bronze Shield?
Are you carrying a bronze shield? Revitalization is tough. When difficult times come into an organization, there is a temptation to ignore reality and pretend things are just fine. That’s what Judah’s king, Rehoboam, did. When his nation fell on hard times, Rehoboam went … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Devotional Thoughts, Leadership, Pastor, Revitalization
Tagged bronze shield, future, Judah, Kings, nation of Israel, past, present, Rehoboam, revitalization
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Devotional Thoughts for Leaders: How to Multiply Your Ministry
Ministry can be tiring, especially when you feel like you have to do everything yourself. Kingdom work never stops. There are always more people to care for and more opportunities to explore. Wouldn’t it be great if you could multiply your ministry without having to … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional Thoughts, Leadership, Mentoring
Tagged development, kingdom, mentoring, ministry
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