Leading with Trust
What is very clear is that good leadership is based on trust. Why do we trust, though?
What is very clear is that good leadership is based on trust. Why do we trust, though?
Trust can be tricky – especially if the other person is a stranger. Similarly, as Christians, we may encounter challenges in placing our trust in God, often stemming from not knowing Him well enough
Trust can be a tricky thing for us humans, we often trust, but still try to control the situations we find ourselves in.
Trust is such a funny word. It has so many different meanings for different people and has different meanings in different contexts. Do we trust everyone and everything blindly and implicitly?
There are many things that we can put our hope in, not just the promises of God. However, we’re not always very thorough at evaluating whether something provides a real basis for hoping in it.
We cannot live in the fast lane and walk with Jesus.
A New Years resolution requires action, which comes at a price – convenience, comfort, finance, or pride. You need to decide if you are willing to pay that price.
A new year generally rallies the brain troops together, to reflect on the year that’s just passed as well as ponder and dream about the new year
“What God did in Jesus is nothing short of the greatest miracle ever….”
How can we communicate the importance of what Christians celebrate over Christmas to someone?