May 13, 2012
by floyd
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Jesus said he would build his church, and we are to make disciples. His part is building the church, and our part is making disciples. He won’t do our part for us, and we can’t do his part for him. … Continue reading
May 11, 2012
by floyd
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“There are three facets of the discovery processes that free people to be imaginative leaders: 1) freedom to make mistakes 2) the importance of serendipity in freeing oneself from one’s own thinking processes 3) the will to overcome emotional barriers”. … Continue reading
May 10, 2012
by floyd
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I’m pleased to publish a guest blog by J. Lee Grady. Lee is the former editor of Charisma and the director of The Mordecai Project. You can follow him on Twitter at leegrady. His latest book is 10 Lies Men … Continue reading
May 4, 2012
by floyd
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“One hundred religious persons knit into a unity by careful organization do no constitute a church any more than eleven dead men make a football team. The first requisite is life, always.” – A. W. Tozer
May 3, 2012
by floyd
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There are a lot of pressures and stresses for senior pastors and ministry team leaders, but one of the compensations is this privilege: you get to choose your team. In principle, you should not work with people on your team … Continue reading
May 2, 2012
by floyd
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A church community can be torn apart by negative gossip, but in the same way, it can be healed and drawn together in deeper unity through what one leader I know calls, “positive gossip”. When you are with people and … Continue reading
April 30, 2012
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1. Confidence/security to carry out the vision – the opposite is a driven, insecure, controlling person 2. Capacity emotionally to endure opposition to see the vision become a reality – the opposite is a person who is emotionally fragile, emotionally … Continue reading
April 26, 2012
by floyd
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Five Stages of Growth of an Apostolic Movement By Floyd McClung One has to look no further than the Book of Acts to find a pattern of how apostolic movements evolve and develop. The five stages of growth … Continue reading
April 23, 2012
by floyd
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“The men that will change the colleges and seminaries here represented are the men that will spend the most time alone with God. It takes time for the fires to burn. It takes time for God to draw near and … Continue reading
April 21, 2012
by floyd
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“The less confidence leaders have in their ability to stand alone after making a decision, the less likely they are in making one.” Edwin H. Friedman, A Failure of Nerve Commenting about the impact of the reactive, herding instinct going … Continue reading