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A Holy Expectation By Dr. Bob Snyder

Can I Be Holy? As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance, but as he who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct, since it is written, “You shall be holy, for I am holy.”1 Peter 1:14-16 ESV God calls me to be holy…

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Is Your Reputation a Stumbling Block? By R. Scott Rodin

A Steward Leader’s Perspective on Reputation The New King James Version of Philippians 2 says Jesus “made himself of no reputation.” Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus, who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, but made himself of no…

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Driving Innovation By Ryan Russell

3 Things Organizations Must Do Now to Drive Innovation Innovation is crucial for organizational success and longevity in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape. Yet many companies find their efforts to foster Innovation falling short of expectations. Has your organization tried to be more innovative, only to have those efforts fail? Or perhaps you’re unsure where…

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The Second Shove Brings Trouble By Alec Hill

When Overreating Gets Us In Trouble I knew trouble growing up. As a youngster, I played lots of basketball. On occasion, I found myself being covered by a player who pushed, elbowed, and shoved me around. It would take a while before my frustration boiled over, and I retaliated.    And guess who got called…

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Stewarding Consolation By Dr. Zenet Maramara

“When anxiety was great within me, your consolation brought joy to my soul.” – Psalm 94:19 Consolation is a state of spiritual wellness where one feels uplifted, encouraged, and drawn toward God’s love, often accompanied by joy, hope, and faith. It is a positive movement of the soul that fosters greater trust in God, love…

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Creating Space for Preparation By Chris Jorgensen

The Intentional Creation of Space for Preparation Creating space to plan and prepare is among the most essential actions every leader must pursue. Many of us have likely heard about the four quadrants first contemplated by Dwight D. Eisenhower and formalized by Stephen Covey. We know we should try to move from Quadrant 1 to…

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The Secret to Scaling Ministry By Dr. Gary G. Hoag

Growing MInistry and Increasing Impact About 75 church and ministry workers had convened for governance training in a country where Christians experienced persecution. I emphasize the need to help ministries flourish there. When the session began, I asked each person to introduce themselves and share about their ministry. Each one spoke with great enthusiasm. With…

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Learn to Focus By Dr. Rob McKenna

Focus That Builds Value and Trust I gain focus and have my best conversations with other leaders in the hallway outside of hotel rooms. I recently spoke at the Convene National Conference in San Diego and got to talk with Dr. Tom Nelson outside of our rooms. Tom is Christ Community Church’s pastor and Made…

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Together or Alone By Ed McDowell

Knowing You Are Never Alone There are times or seasons of life where being alone is the journey. Solitude creates a unique opportunity for soul-building. It is an opportunity to be with God. In doing so, you recognize that you are not alone, even in solitude. God is with you. When it comes to meeting…

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A Global Equipping Experience for You!

Learn and Grow with Global Leaders Called to Transform the World For Christ In 2020, God entrusted the Christian Leadership Alliance Community to create and host a global online training experience. That year, the Outcomes Conference Global Digital Experience was born. In a time of a worldwide pandemic,l chaos, and distress, God made a way…

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