My wife and I were in Israel when the Coronavirus impact began in our community. We had an adventure ourselves trying to get back into the Springfield area. When we came back, we had few supplies or staples in our house. In fact, I think my children were house-invading while Barbara and I were gone […]
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I work in the world of volunteers. In my organization, there are 400 volunteers actively engaged in serving on a weekly basis. I don’t pay these volunteers and I can’t talk to them every week. Yet they serve. Being a leaper, I’m in limbo with my ideas unless others follow. An idea without help accomplishes
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I overheard three hunters discuss sitting in a tree stand. It was a large stand and all three could sit there for hours. They discussed how they maintained sightlines in differing directions. There are three leadership directional sightlines. A leaper looks forward. A paver looks backwards. A spanner looks both ways. A leaper provides great
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Paul writes to the Ephesians that their words are to give “grace”. (Eph. 4:29) I read recently that 5 out of 6 sentences that we speak are negative. Listen to conversations around you today and ask one question, “Did that word, sentence, or conversation elevate and edify?” We have difficulty speaking grace to others because
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