Biblical Friendship
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Why Leaders Need Real Friendship
We have a leadership problem in America. It’s part of our pride and power problem. Nowadays, leaders in everything from politics to business are quick with excuses and blame, and slow to admit fault or take responsibility. Pride and power are fused with brand and image. Egos and yes men blind leaders to reality and objective feedback. Lives are damaged and can even be lost. A tragic case is seen in “Titan: The OceanGate Disaster,”
Lead with Your Limp—The Importance of Being Vulnerable First
It’s been a long time since my last blog, but I’ve been busy over the past few months working with the team to create something that, God-willing, can help men establish, deepen and grow the kind of friendships that Jesus modelled for us. I’ll unpack CORE 3 Coaching further later on, but I wanted to share a great discussion that came up in our most recent MEN HUDDLE Huddle Captains Convene (quarterly Zoom calls available
What Does Discipleship Look Like?
During His time on Earth, Jesus showed us that our life-long mission is to become more like God every day. He knew exactly how to meet a person where they were at and help them grow. A key part of this was the process of discipleship. Before He returned to heaven, Jesus directed us to follow this model to grow as believers and bring the Kingdom of God to Earth (Matthew 28:19). But what exactly
How Did Jesus Handle Conflict?
When interpreting how did Jesus handle conflict, there are two seemingly opposite characterizations of Him. One is a peace-loving hippie who stopped His own disciple from defending Him before He was falsely accused, tried, and executed like a criminal. The other is the macho carpenter who overthrew tables in the synagogue. The truth is Jesus dealt with conflict perfectly according to each situation. Looking at the first example, it’s important to understand that seeking peace
5 Big Lessons About Courage In The Bible
Are you feeling fearful in your life? Do you need extra courage to do something you know you need to do? Courage in the Bible is a recurring theme, reminding us that fear is a natural human response, but we are never alone. God is with us, by our side, giving us the courage to face the fears and uncertainties of life. There’s courage, and then there’s the super-human courage that only comes from an
3 Important Factors in Guiding Young Men
Young men are being seriously blitzed right now. According to the Stanford Review, they are “three times more likely to overdose, four times more likely to commit suicide, and a staggering 14 times more likely to be incarcerated than their female peers.” They’ve been ignored, isolated in social media and inundated with lies about what it means to be a man. But every generation must find their way, and none of them do it without
Unlock Deep Friendship
Build a brotherhood that chooses to live in the light and to become more like Jesus’ beloved sons of our heavenly Father.
