An empty leader has nothing left to give.
Sometimes leaders get empty. Sometimes leaders break down. Sometimes leaders lose their way. And often, it’s because they made one critical mistake: They tried to manage other people before they managed themselves. The temptation is to think that being a “servant leader” means constantly putting the needs of others ahead of your own . The…
The year Jesus turned my stubbornness into obedience – Abigail McGinnis
Student Blog Written By: Abigail McGinnis, Fellows One thing I learned this year from morning rhythms and discipleship was the importance of scripture meditation and memorization. I started to meditate on Philippians 4. I homed in on verse 7, which says, “And the peace of God which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and…
Means of Grace
Last week, we (Class 20) had the opportunity to take a step back from the busyness of life. To slow down, reset our souls, minds, and bodies by practicing spiritual rhythms. We spent four days at a peaceful camp in the breathtaking scenery of Pisgah, Alabama, to spend intentional time practicing reflection, celebration, confession, silence…
