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[Witchvox - RSS Feed - New Articles This Week] Witchvox Article: The Pagan Leadership Skills Conference is a small, professional gathering of persons who facilitate pagan groups and events nationally. Intense educational tracks are offered over a four-day stretch in skill-based topics in hopes of giving our leaders a stronger and more diverse "toolbox" as organizational leaders.

[SBC Ghost Recon] Leadership Lessons from Hezekiah « SBC Ghost Recon: He abolished idolatry and called his followers back to pure worship of God uncorrupted by pagan influences (Lockyer, Herbert, 1961). The study of Hezekiah’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats will provide valuable lessons in crisis leadership for any student of leadership.

[Greg Atkinson] Greg Atkinson » Blog Archive » Don’t Go To Seminary: On the other hand, I am reminded of guys like Craig Groeschel and Mark Driscoll whose bachelor degrees are traditionally not related to pastoral ministry or church leadership, but they later (after being called to pastor) pursued master’s degrees in divinity and theology.

[End Times Prophetic, Prophecy, Visions, Dreams, Revelation, Christian Blog] Testimony From Someone Involved With Rick Joyner and Morningstar ...: Although I digress, I must assert the fact that for Joyner and his followers, everything was a sign from God. I can still vividly remember Robin McMillan, a member of the MorningStar leadership team, picking up trash from the street, on his way to a meeting. I remember sitting there incredulous as he held up each item of trash and told us its’ prophetic interpretation. In the mind-bending environment cultivated by the experience-seeking MorningStar crowd, everything became a sign. Seeing leaves blowing in the wind might be a sign that God wanted us to turn over a new leaf. Finding a penny in the street might cause us to believe it was time for change.   We lived like this! Of course, when you are living in the Land of Oz, seeing colored horses or tiny men singing Ooompah, is not at all strange. What is common place in your environment is never viewed as peculiar. This is why women stay with their abusive husbands and why we choose to stay with abusive ministries. I was terrified that now, having discovered that the Great and terrible Oz was just an illusion, I might in time discover that God Himself was an illusion. If I left the false to find the God of the Bible, would I in turn find just another man behind another curtain? It was tyranny of the familiar.

[Rural Reformation] Leadership, Integrity and Servanthood « Rural Reformation: in which we proclaim Christ Jesus as Lord, it is not too much to say that we need leaders of the same character, priorities and commitments that were required by the church in the first century. The NT speaks less of the skills that are requisite for the Christian leader than it does of the character of such a person - presumably not without reason.

[Out of Ur] Great is Thy Effectiveness? | Out of Ur | Conversations for ...: And some pastors “admitted they promoted growth models that were incongruent with their values because of a desperate need to validate their pastoral leadership.” It seems too many of us have our identities wrapped up in the measurable outcomes of our work rather than in the life-giving love of the Christ we proclaim. Something’s wrong.

[PaganNews.com Featured Content.] Pagan News - Pagan News & Information: One person pointed out that our notion of what constitutes clergy is bound up in our common experience being raised (most likely) within one of the Abrahamic religions (Judaic, Muslim, and Christian). In which case, we tend to see clergy as being at once the "preacher, morality police and spiritual guide"

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