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Category Archives: Ministry
Two Kinds of Sensitive: The Unhealthy Kind
In a previous post I noted how I’ve observed sensitive people effectively deal with hard situations in ministry and that I’ve seen sensitive people exacerbate the same kinds of situation. Why? Because there are two kinds of sensitive. In that post we looked at the healthy kind of sensitivity which means this article is devoted to the unhealthy kind. . . . Continue reading
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Two Kinds of Sensitive: The Healthy Kind
I’ve seen sensitive people effectively deal with hard situations in ministry. I’ve seen sensitive people exacerbate the same kinds of situations. Why? Because there are two kinds of sensitive. . . . Continue reading
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Effects of Disgruntled Ministry Workers
This past Sunday the children sang during the worship service. Lined across the front of the platform, they moved joyfully singing their song with motions. That is, except one little boy I could not take my eyes off. He stood with . . . Continue reading
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Church Board Meetings Reflecting What You Say You Want?
How you spend your time in board meetings needs to reflect the kind of board and church you want to be. If you want to be a certain way, then ask how much time you spend doing that which gets you there. . . . Continue reading
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