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3 Elements Every Team Member Needs From Their Leader To Thrive

Extend trust to the members on your team. Start small. Observe how the trust is used and then measure more out.
Evan Doyle

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Unity Releases Power

Your team has reviewed the past year and made goals for the year ahead, but are you certain there’s a commitment to the unity it will take to accomplish those goals?
Levi Lusko

Three Reasons People Settle

Settling is a lie that causes us to miss out on all that God has beyond where we are right now.
Kevin Gerald

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Eyes on the Promise

God has given you and your team promises to receive in faith, but what fears are you allowing to get in the way?
Christine Caine

Are You Keeping the Right Commitments?

How can we ensure that we are spending our life on what counts? To be busy with what matters we need to live by a set of greater commitments. 
Evan Doyle

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Focused Attention

Today a countless amount of distractions will fight for your attention.
Dr. Henry Cloud

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Childlike Wonder

There are family visits, traditions, parties, gifts, lights, ornaments, candy canes, jolly music, and everything else that makes Christmas the most wonderful time of the year.
Margaret Feinberg

Leading Well During the Busyness of Christmas

Each year, the holidays shepherd in the busiest season of ministry for church leaders.
Tyler Reagin

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Love Needs Community

Love is impossible without community.
Dr. Henry Cloud

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Embrace the Process

If God has given you a promise that still feels decades away, then you’re in good company.
Bianca Olthoff

How to Design for the Results You Want

We are whole beings, easily influenced by the small decisions we make that design our daily environment.
Luke Baker

Calling or Career?

Seen in this light, a calling that brightens the eyes of God doesn’t necessitate one quitting their job as a barista at some coffee company and running to seminary to get trained for “real work.” Instead, we need to ask how can we redeem our labors behind the cash register.
Bryan Loritts