One day at a worship festival, God gave me a vision of a leader asking an older teen if they would like to come help lead (something). As she stood there, knees shaking, she replied “Who me? A leader!” Then God said to me, “Patience, I want you to help them.”
This website is part of my response to God’s request.
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What to do when you think your leader is wrong
All leaders are people, therefore not perfect. Only God is perfect. Depending on where a leader is in their personal journey will affect how they deal with and respond to situations. But the question for today is what to do when YOU think your leader(s) are wrong. I'm sure many of us have had a similar experience at some point where a leader has come in, quickly shared what's going to happen next and then added at the end - "ok? Let's do it." The group are taken aback with the leader's quick instructions, which might not be apparent or contradict what some thought would be shared. As well as the speed to start without time to respond. Sometimes being quick and decisive in a time-sensitive situation is required - you need a leader who is reliable and ready to act. Other times, that's the last thing the group needs,
#37 Why knowing our true identity is so important
As you may know, I started this website and blog as part of my expression to obey what God has asked me to do—to help encourage and equip new leaders
#36 Commitment
I've just come back from my niece-in-law's wedding. It was a beautiful weekend full of different gatherings so both sides of the family and friends could meet one another. Although
#35 If you are struggling, what could you do to help yourself?
When I asked God this morning what He would like me to write about today. The thought that immediately came to mind was, what do I do when I'm struggling
The Most Misunderstood women of the bible by Mary DeMuth
This book is now available! So I can finally tell you how much I love this book and thus highly recommend you read it. Overview of the book Each chapter takes a look at 10 different women. For example Eve, Leh, Rahab, Naomi and Tamar. Each woman has a different area of misunderstanding which Mary brings out beautifully. There are different parts to each chapter. The woman's story. Mary brings to life the highlighted women. Through her masterful storytelling, we can see, feel and understand the heart and thoughts of each woman in glorious heartfelt detail. Biblical Narrative & context