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I want to do more but don't have time for more. Always making adjustments. Focusing on God and losing focus on God. It's a constant struggle.
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That has been my cry for several months now. It is also part of the reason that I am in the transition situation I am in at the moment. I know God has greater things in mind for me and for us as Christians. Where that will lead us to is the unknown. I read Job 23:8-14 this morning, and it is was a great encouragement (blogged about it as well... see my blog from today).
Think about it. Church leader forums, bible studies, round tables, etc
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Jeff I am SO here right now!!!
I really believe some of the connections I have made through the blogging world are happening because I a finding so many like minded and unsettled leaders going through similar things I am.
What can we do? I think it is more than just being innovative or creative. I look around my environment and realize there is so much more to do.
I had a job application laid in my lap the other day for a church on the other side of the country. I got real excited and thought about it and then I audibly heard God say to me, "look around you...what have you done with what I've already given you?". That hit me hard. I know for me, I have too often looked somewhere else in hopes of learning something and then lost focus on ever putting it to practice right where I am. I have to do that better.
I think it has to be more than doing something cool. Like you said Jeff, we have to set a fire underneath those we lead. I know that we can't lead someone to a place we've never been , so i know we each, as leaders have to dig deeper and allow God's fire to overtake us, so that others see that and follow.
I also, think we are quick to teach or fix, but often are not listening. I think there needs to be more listening in the blog world, which in turn will lead to some great accountability and counsel.
I know I need to be more faithful to sharing my heart and I think that could help.
What else???
Lorijo, anytime I can be of help or encouragement, I'll try. I've been praying for your Dad and your family.
It may just be that what we're all experiencing—in part—is some holy discontent.
He must increase, I must decrease.
AMEN!
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