When I think of having to nail down my overall philosophy on “church” or the growth of the church body itself, I cannot do so without acknowledging so much of what Neil Cole uses in his book Church 3.0. I was first introduced to this book in one of my courses pursuing my M.A. in... Continue Reading →
The content discusses the duality of human nature through the metaphor of an eagle wanting to soar and a hippopotamus preferring mud. It emphasizes self-awareness, empathy, and the importance of recognizing both our strengths and weaknesses. The author encourages self-compassion and humility while acknowledging personal struggles with mental health and leadership.
The post emphasizes the importance of valuing people, believing in their potential, and loving them unconditionally as essential components of effective leadership. It draws on John Maxwell's teachings, particularly from "High Road Leadership," illustrating that true leadership involves recognizing the worth in everyone and fostering growth through discipleship and unconditional love.
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