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How can you serve someone this weekend?
You don't need to learn German, but you do need to know this word that can help you cultivate great environments.
Connection and healing begin with thoughtful and meaningful question asking.
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And what small steps can you take today towards that?
Last week I accomplished something I’ve never done before: I finally touched my toes.
I know—it seems trivial. But hang with me…
"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool." -Richard P. Feynman
He said to them, “Let the children come to me. Don’t stop them! For the Kingdom of God belongs to those who are like these children. I tell you the truth, anyone who doesn’t receive the Kingdom of God like a child will never enter it.”
Mark 10:14-15
Where are you prioritizing planning over prayer?
Casting vision is not standing up and passionately telling people about a new idea and hoping they follow you. I use these 5 Cs as a filter for effective vision.
Take look and see if there are any where your vision is lacking.
What rhythms of reflection do you have in place? What rhythms do you need to put in place?
What has astonished you lately? Who can you tell about it?
What’s one spot in your leadership (or life) that needs that good ol’ fashioned discomfort kick?
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Leaders grow by paying attention.
Sometimes growth doesn’t come from another book or podcast — but from simply watching, reflecting, noticing.
Too often, leaders listen to reply, defend, or move on. But what if we listened to truly understand?
Where in your leadership are you rushing to respond instead of slowing down to listen?
What’s quietly shaping you right now?
Lately I’ve been thinking about how leadership has a tempo—just like music.
Some seasons move fast, others slow. The challenge is knowing the pace that’s needed right now.
I wrote a short reflection on this. You can read it here.
Ever tried to say the “right thing” and it still fell flat?
Friedman reminds us: even the best words lose their power when we use them to push instead of connect.
Where might you be pushing too hard to be heard right now?
It’s a gut check—but a good one.
What if the next step in your leadership didn’t require more information—but just 10% more courage?
I’ve been asking leaders: “What would you do if you had 10% more courage?”
The answers are often surprising—and freeing.
Read the full reflection and consider what that 10% might look like for you.
The Fourth of July is a time to reflect—not just on freedom, but on the kind of people and leaders we’re becoming.
The church needs leaders who can navigate the sacred overlap between truth and grace, justice and mercy, conviction and compassion.
That kind of leadership is rare—but deeply needed.
Jesus didn’t talk about leadership often—but when he did, it mattered.
In a culture that prizes power and prestige, he offered a quiet alternative that still challenges us today.
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