Comment on How Healthy Is Your Experience of Living Out of Loving Union With Jesus? by Amy Hagerup
Awesome. I loved this. Good exercise. …read more
Awesome. I loved this. Good exercise. …read more
Pete, this is a great analogy. I never knew this about skyscrapers but it certainly does correlate to our spiritual lives. We must go deep into the Word so that our roots go deep and then we weather the storms. Thanks, Amy …read more
Ten Principles for Exercising Power and Wise Boundaries I have been working hard in these months writing The Emotionally Healthy Leader (Zondervan, 2015). The following is a sidebar from a chapter on power and w …read more
#8 has recently bit me in the butt. Definitely changing my awareness on this topic. Thanks for the list. Looking forward to the EH Leader. …read more
I have been working hard in these months writing The Emotionally Healthy Leader (Zondervan, 2015). The following is a sidebar from a chapter on power and wise boundaries that I trust you will enjoy: Do an honest inventory of the power God has granted you. To be faithful we need to be profoundly aware of the various sources of power God has granted us. We are at risk to use it poorly if we ignore or minimize our power. Unresolved family of origin dynamics that are buried alive resurface when joined with power. The workplace and church are key places where our triggers and “hot buttons” will emerge. Enlist wise counsel to monitor dual relationships. Mentors, therapists, wise elders and mature friends give us perspective and counsel. It is critical we know our limits and defer to others discernment. Watch for early warning signs of danger. People change. We change. The church changes. What works now may not work. Read more.
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